have definitely put him in a position to be stronger than h has ever been before and it seems as though thi indictment is doing just that. especially, when it comes t tuesday we know that marjori taylor greene is going to be around does anything what tuesday worry you? a lot worries me becaus living in washington d.c. an watching what happened o january 6th i never though that something like that could happen so here we go it really scares me that his supporters are that mobilize by him that they will call t arms over anything he says ashley thank you so much fo wrapping up the hour with me, do appreciate you on a sunda morning. as i, said this will do it for me on the special edition of alex witt reports. i ll see you again at 1 pm eastern my friend katie fang continues our coverage this is the katie phang sho live from msnbc worl headquarters in a new york city we ve got lots of news to cove
of you from msnbc worl headquarters here in new york, welcome to a special sunda morning edition of ale reports. developing for you this hour new reaction this morning as donald trump prepares to becom the first former president t appear in court as a crimina defendant. it will happen on tuesday. a new poll taken by th indictment finds that 45% of americans surveyed thinks that trump did falsified business records to conceal hush mone payments and in that same poll, 52% say that trump should not be allowed to serve as presiden again as he is convicted of crime. trump s former lawyer an potential star witness, michae cohen, gave new reaction t msnbc stressing accountability is coming. he is furious right now because donald is not somebody who does not like to tak accountability and alvin bragg dropped 2000-pound anvil o accountability right onto hi
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decide whether they released false information with knowledge of a reckles disregard of whether was fak or not jeremy peters s new york times correspondent in msnbc contributor. jeremy, you like i has bee tracking this case for a while and we were both looking to se what was going to happen fro the summary judgment notions and listen as judge eric davis on friday decimated much o foxes potential offenses rulin that fox cannot invoke the neutral report privilege because the evidence does no support that fox conducted goo faith reporting and the charge also blocking fox from using the fair reporting privilege because the statements made by fox and his guests were no related to officia proceedings. explain to our viewers why thi is such a major setback for fox. because when the jury gets case and several of foxes ke arguments will not be availabl for its lawyers to make. several of these will alread
push this trial all the wa into the heart of the 2024 campaign season. joining me now is suzanne crai who is the investigative reporter for the new york time and an msnbc contributor suzanne, you are one of th best people to talk to with al things trump you won a pulitzer prize for exposing what the pulitzer judges called quote, donal trump s business empire riddle with tax dodges. i have to ask, are you surprised it took a hush money payment to stormy daniels to finally gets trump indicted? first of all good morning and thank you for having me. i have to say it is always a thing that you don t expect so in a way no, but this has been he has led a life of tax avoidance and just moving righ up to the edge of the law, eve as we have reported includin in that story mentioned that when the pulitzer where he feared right into it right t tax fraud. but he has, for his whole life had a pattern of behavior that