trump s right-hand man, walt nauta, enters a plea to charges he helped trump mishandle classified documents. in the aftermath of the supreme court affirmative action decision, a republican senator warns colleges against admitting too many blacks and latinos. we discuss. elon musk spent $44 billion to buy twitter. what s it worth now? after more than 30 million people have signed up for mark zuckerberg s rival app threads in less than 24 hours. we begin tonight with the third time being the charm for walt nauta, donald trump s co-defendant in the special counsel s classified documents case. he finally faced his arraignment after finding a florida-based criminal attorney. he said, yes, your honor, as he pleaded not guilty to the six charges laid out in last month s indictment, including conspiracy to obstruct justice, withholding a document or record and making false statements. mind you, that was three more words than trump uttered during his arraignment last month. naut
damage by representing trump. in other words, while he s legally presumed innocent and the burden is on the government, it is a public fact that even getting a lawyer is hard when you are this yolked to this person you work for who s your coconspirator under the indictment. the florida he did find is a former public defend we are limited experience in the federal courts according to the new york times. if you check there s a federal system for this, the google of courts. it s called pacer. and can t find her name in pacer, in that database. but the times notes she has handled local cases. nauta was out dining with trump as recently as friday. you can see him there. they were together in philadelphia. but this news tonight that nauta s finally gotten a lawyer so he can do step one, which is plea, speaks to the potential gap here between two people whose fates are intertwined. a gap in the very literal time of these arraignments it s taken three weeks but also a gap in
codefendants and i will be fully vindicated. reporter: eastman was 1 of 2 to turn themselves in today, in testimony to the january 6 committee last year, former white house lawyer eric herschmann said that eastman called him the day after the capitol attack to discuss the following georgia results. this was the advice he gave them. get a great effing criminal defense lawyer, you re going to need it. reporter: so far over a dozen of 19 codefendants have had it with the district attorney fani willis, with the president it with a cash bond at $200,000. trump said willis thought i was a flight risk to fly far away, maybe to russia russia russia, share a gold dome suite with vladimir. trump also can not communicate with the defendants except through attorneys and is not allowed to meet witnesses excluding on social media. the former president said he will travel to atlanta thursday to be arrested. security is being ramped up outside the jail as the sheriff warned of a hard lock down a
possible mishandling of classified documents. a police sergeant who was injured in the january 6 insurrection is leaving his job this week to focus on his recovery from his injuries. in his resignation statement sent friday, the police sergeant writes, it is with immense sadness that i announce my formal separation from the department. after speaking with my orthopedic doctor, my mental health providers and family, it s in my best interest to take time off away from the daily reminders that keep retriggering my trauma. during the attack on the capitol, the sergeant sustained injuries to his hands, calves, and left shoulder in an effort to protect the capitol. the sergeant described his experience to the january 6 committee last year. the rioters called me traitor, a disgrace. and they shouted that i, i, an