people about his covid vaccine steps. after a hefty fine by the nfl, the question is, will he be cleared to play on sunday? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early, the show that joins you live from washington this morning. i m jonathan lemire on this wednesday, november 10th. let s start with the news. a district court judge is rejecting former president donald trump s request to block the release to the house select committee investigating the january 6th capitol insurrection. in denying a preliminary injunction the judge said this the public interest lies in permitting not enjoying, the will of the legislative and executive branchs to study the events that led and occurred on january 6th. she noted that president biden had waived executive privilege, adding the plaintiff does not acknowledge the deference owed to the incumbent president s just. adding presidents are not kings and plaintiff is not president. bennie thompson issued a state
points of drunk legal advice later in this hour, after we begin with a sober assessment of the breaking legal news of the day in georgia. at two pm today, federal judge steve see jones issued an order to both sides of the case after hearing a full day of testimony yesterday, and defended mark meadows motion to move his criminal trial from fulton county courthouse, in georgia, to the federal district court, in georgia. judge jones ordered fulton county district attorney fani willis and mark meadows criminal defense lawyers to each file a brief by five pm on thursday, answering exactly one question that the judge has after that hearing. would a finding that at least one, but not all, of the overt acts charged occurred under the color of meadows s office, be sufficient for federal removal of a criminal prosecution? we will get the answer to that question in a moment from our legal experts. less than an hour after the federal judge issued that order, district attorney fani willis
special prosecutor jack smith s investigators asked gradually witnesses in washington d. c. how drunk rudolph giuliani was when he was advising donald trump? it is a crucial, legal question for the trump defense team who have already said they intend to use and advice of counsel defense blaming everything donald trump did on the advice he got from lawyers including the one who, to me, looked and sounded drunk every time he spoke publicly about the presidential election in 2020, and on january 6th. we will discuss the finer legal points of drunk legal advice later in this hour, after we begin with a sober assessment of the breaking legal news of the day in georgia. at 2 pm today, federal judge steve c. jones issued an order to both sides of the case after hearing a full day of testimony yesterday, and defended mark meadows motion to move his criminal trial from fulton county courthouse, in georgia, to the federal district court, in georgia. judge jones ordered fulton county di
let s do it. we begin tonight with new video published by al jazeera and obtained by nbc news. it shows us one of the most troubling scenes to emerge since the begin of the israel-hamas war. it documents the last living moments of four men targeted by the israeli military. we warn you, this is disturbing. four civilian men are walking through the devastated city of khan yunis, talking amongst themselves on tracks left by israeli tanks. they appear to be unarmed. corg to our experts at nbc news, the pen appear to be by an idf missile. two were instant lekilled. a third man survived the noilgs strike and gets up. then the fourth man is walking ahead. 50 seconds later, that man is struck by another missile. the last survivor is stumbling to get away from the initial blast site before falling to his knees and being hit by another missile. according to al jazeera rgs this footage was retrieved from an israeli drone that was shot down and the attack is believed to have happened i
plus, he s the infamous trump hatchet man, caught plotting fake electors. we must be prepared to lobby our republican legislatures. how roger stone is responding tonight. and meet the judge who helped rollback your reproductive rights, because doctors love looking at babies. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. fulton county district attorney fani willis was prosecuting donald trump and 18 other criminal criminals interacted tearing charges, announced her office is investigating threats against grand jurors who indicted the ex president. nbc news reporter blayne alexander and ryan reilly reported yesterday that trump supporters leaked reported addresses of grand jurors online, along with their names, which appeared in indictment. this is just the latest example of threatening behavior by trump supporters directed at the various people working to hold them accountable for the crimes he is accused of. we also learned yesterday that a