thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. we are grateful. the beat with ari melber starts right now welcome back. good to be back thank you. welcome to the beat. we have breaking news right now in the prosecution of donald trump in new york. we are tracking a brand new legal filing from the manhattan d.a., a name that many across america know since donald trump was arraigned, d.a. alvin bragg. and it s related to this new case, new york versus donald trump. it s out late today and we have the filing i m going to get into these two pieces of it this is what the filing looks like, and this is what it looks like when the former president threatens the d.a., creating criminal evidence, which we re seeing put in more than one case this is brand new. didn t know it was coming. what we have is an aggressive move here by this d.a. to protect the legal jurisdiction to stay on offense in new york on the prosecution of donald trump for s
write legislation in tennessee instead of the people we represent some we are fighting this anti-democratic behavior in this legislation, legislating of inequity in tennessee. right, and i think it s important you lay that out people can hear that there could be good faith disagreements about tradeoffs in policy, gun safety, but the result was undercut the voters, undercut democracy, which has been a rising problem on the right. we have a little bit of one republican talking about this. it was an insurrection. what they did was at least equivalent, maybe worse depending on how you look at it of doing an insurrection in the capitol. that s a reference to the protests you ll get the benefit of responding but just as i was doing earlier in the program, i ll do a fact check for viewers as this is the news. the sedition on january 6th was a tried and convicted, so legally it was a convicted sedition, and we all know how