that what was going on there. peter doocy at the white house tonight you so much. we ll have more on these airstrikes. that s coming up later. also, a sore loser, chris christie finally dropping out of the race immediately caught on a hot mic while pretty much bashing everyone in the republican party except himself. he s the only one in the republican party that has any courage. he s the only one and just people don t want to hear him. plus, more allegations of very serious misconduct and collusion leveled against new york s attorney general. and fulton county d.a. fani willis as they attempt to persecute donald trump further. we ll bring you the former president s closing statement out of new york. that s happening tonight. but first. well, today, hunter biden pleaded guilty in federal court to felony charges of tax evasion. now the president s 53-year-old son is accused of stiffing the government of more than $1,000,000 in taxes. but apparently, hunter feels no guilt, no remorse for
you have house speaker kevin mccarthy, immediately defending trump this week. and not only defending trump, but repeating a lot of the and main arguments that trump s lawyers were making. i mean, what are you hearing from these lawmakers? we know trump himself says only needs is one more indictment, i m just becoming more popular, it s all working for me in my favor. is that what you hear from republicans on the hill? yeah. a lot of them are scared of the base. they are not scared of donald trump. people aren t scared of a truth social post anymore, they re scared of the tweets when he was president. they re not scared of him anymore. they are scared of his base. they have people like kevin mccarthy who talked to donald trump often. right, he talks to him sometimes weekly, over, and, over and over again. who knows that, and donald trump tells his base, hey, i don t like mccarthy anymore. you re going to start hearing that bubbling up. and maybe mccarthy isn t speaker anymore. so he s
right-wing media, if that is what you can soon in any form, what is it that you believe happened this past week? you believe that the deep state, not just the extremists on the right, but the mainstream republicans now believe that, that this was sort of the next step in their plan to persecute donald trump. and not just donald trump, but then that they would then come after you next. that s what you believe. it doesn t matter what part of right-wing media you watch. it s one of the few weeks we ve had in a while where there s almost uniformity. whether it s fox news, talk radio, alex jones, they re all saying the same thing. that is what you believe. you believe this was just another step in a big plot to come at you. i want to play just a little bit of what fox news viewers heard from their network this week. so that we can understand what it is that the base is processing. take a look. trump said nothing, and did nothing to trigger any criminal
campaign manager, rodriguez, about what we can expect next november. the minnesota secretary of state, steve simon, what his state is doing to safeguard the next election and the next time around. this is american voices. we begin this hour with breaking news. donald trump launched new attacks on his former vice president, mike pence. the attacks coming moments after news broke that a federal judge in d. c. denied it team trump s hope for three more days, to respond to the doj s request for protective order. the deadline remains monday, five pm, despite the push from trump s lawyers. the government is seeking a protective order to keep trump from publicly disclosing evidence gathered during the dust disappointments sprawling investigation. and to keep him from threatening potential witnesses. special counsel s office wants this all to have been quickly. in a new filing they say, quote, the government stands ready to press send on a discovery production. the defendant is standing in
and that s going to be a really important part of our strategy. as well as, i think, in a post covid environment, really understanding ways in which voters want to engage with campaigns, and want to connect with campaigns, in making sure that we are really being thoughtful about reaching out to all of our coalition of voters. and reengaging in this campaign, and in our election. you ll be able to find that entire interview online at msnbc. com. next, former watergate prosecutor, jill winebanks, helps us break down donald trump s very busy legal calendar. and later, protecting our democracy in 2024, i m going to talk to minnesota secretary of state, steve simon, about what needs to be done now. with naturally derived plant ingredients you love, and none of the stuff you don t. our sulfate-free collections smell incredible. and leave your hair touchably soft and smooth.