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neil: here we go. you are looking live at lower manhattan. quiet now. come next tuesday, likely anything but. that is when donald j. trump comes to the big apple for the big arraignment. what we re told could be a 34 count indictment. there he will be booked, read his miranda rights, fingerprinted and have his mug shot taken. he will not be handcuffed. an allowance for being a former president. regardless, it s a first for a former president or for that matter any president. a good time to talk to a former vice president. in fact, donald trump s vice president, mike pence. he s here. what he makes of this indictment. john yu on why so many counts to this indictment. charlie gasparino on how big donors are playing this indictment. historian dougly brinkley on how everything just changed with this indictment. first, fox team coverage with bryan llenas outside the manhattan da s office with the latest on the charges. jonathan serrie at mar-a-largo on how team trump is respondi
learned trump, when he ll come to new york to face charges and what this could look like, what the american people could see. and what do we know about this indictment? how many charges? erin from the courthouse in lower manhattan tonight. deadlys shooting at that christian school, 9-year-old evelyn dick haas. the tribute from hundreds of mourners, many wearing pink to honor her. the american journalist being held hostage in russia. president biden telling demanding he be let go. the pope s condition in the vatican tonight. before he s released, the remarkable moment baptizing a baby in the hospital. tonight, here a first look at the espn investigation on 20/20 later tonight. the story of lauren mccluskey, the beloved daughter and university student and athlete. her story shook the nation. never-before-seen surveillance here tonight. the man she had been dating seen here stalking her outside her dorm, dressed in character from the movie deadpool. lauren s multiple attem
i would have to do an optimistic story. and then what. thanks, my. friend as always. thanks to you at home for being here this evening. it was four days before the 2016 election, when the wall street journal published this report national enquirer shielded donald trump from playboy model s affair allegation. the journal was the first to report that the national enquirer paid a woman named karen mcdougal $150,000 in august of 2016, and what is known as a catch and kill. basically, the enquirer bought macdougalls story, about a romantic relationship with donald trump in 2006, and then the acquirer killed it. it never went to press. in any other news cycle, this story would ve been a bombshell. in the last week, of a wild campaign, the mcdougal story got very little attention. first of all, the country was still reeling from the release of trump s access hollywood tape, which had happened a month earlier. just days before, fbi director james comey had announced the fbi was
all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late, i ll see you at the end of tomorrow. of tomorrow it was four days before the 2016 election when the wall street journal published this report national enquirer shielded donald trump from playboy model s affair allegation. the journal was the first to report that the national enquirer paid a woman named karen mcdougal $150,000 in august of 2016, and what is known as a catch and kill. basically, the enquirer bought macdougalls story, about a romantic relationship with donald trump in 2006, and then the acquirer killed it. it never went to press. in any other news cycle, this story would ve been a bombshell. in the last week, of a wild campaign, the mcdougal story got very little attention. first of all, the country was still reeling from the release of trump s access hollywood tape, which had happened a month earlier. just days before, fbi director james comey had anno