nine months, i ve been more attacked than anyone else. we view it as positive feedback. we ll deliver our message but we we absolutely expect that and will be ready for it. let s discuss all of this and more with our amazing panel, amy walter, david chalian and jeff zeleny. amy, i want to start with you. trump has always wanted a crowded field. nearly nine candidates on that stage. is that a win for him? and yet in the poll that we have just been talking about, he s at 62%. there s not another other vote there to consolidate. there s been donald trump and then in second place for now has been ron desantis but there was a point he was within maybe ten points and now that has faded. really the question coming out
cooperate. is that a risk? it s hard for me to imagine that rudy giuliani would turn on the former president and cooperate. as you have reported, he is out of money. we ll have to see where it goes. i think the other defendants, the fact that there are 19 defendants in this case, i just think the math of alf rajs would show that some of those defendants may cooperate. but i m not sure that trump has the biggest concern for rudy. this is what the former president does. he doesn t pay his legal bills no matter who it is. there s no staff member important enough to him to help or defend them. i don t found this surprising a the all. why would a tough on crime prosecutor align himself with a mob admiring individual like former president trump? well, politicians do love one thing and that is to get attention, especially those who are no longer on the top of the list anymore.
bought. he said this week that if trump is indicted in georgia, he will not receive special treatment. he will be booked and photographed like any other defendant. joining me now, maya wylie, former assistant u.s. attorney and president of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. tara, lincoln project senior advisor and former gop communications director. and hayes brown, writer and editor for msnbc daily. great to have the three of you with us this evening. miles, i will start with you. one of the points trump s lawyer is making is that trump truly believed he won the election. but in the indictment, we see time and time again, that he was told by mike pence, the u.s. intelligence official, justice department leaders, state legislators, advisers, anyone who can get within earshot of the president that the election fraud claims were false. so, a, does it matter what donald trump believed, so long as he was trying to convince others to go along with his plan? and be, why d
couple of weeks? we are ready. willis says that she has read jack smith s latest indictment and says, nothing will change her plans to move forward. she also says there is no connection between her case and jack smith s. also ready to go, the sheriff in fulton county, patrick la bought. he said this week that if trump is indicted in georgia, he will not receive special treatment. he will be booked and photographed like any other defendant. joining me now, maya wylie, former assistant u.s. attorney and president of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. tara, lincoln project senior advisor and former gop communications director. and hayes brown, writer and editor for msnbc daily. great to have the three of you with us this evening. miles, i will start with you. one of the points trump s lawyer is making is that trump truly believed he won the election. but in the indictment, we see time and time again, that he was told by mike pence, the u. s. intelligence official,
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