arraignment. trump s lawyers also asked the court to officially separate his trial from several of his codefendants in that case, who had requested his trials beast beta. the trump legal team offered a familiar argument about not having enough time to prepare for a trial in the near future. today, we also got our first look at the full transcript of the former trump chief of staff, mark meadows. after he took the stand for nearly [interpreter] four hours earlier this week. that transcript included meadows explanation for one of the most curious and overtly political incidents in the whole georgia saga. after the 2020 election, meadows made a surprise trip to a civic center in cobb county, georgia, where the states ballot auditing process was taking place. now, no one has really been able to explain what meadows was doing there that day. but during his cross examination on the stand mark meadows told the court that he showed up to that ballot counting facility uninvited. he sa
lack thereof warrant action by the prosecuting attorney oversight commission. tonight, new developments in georgia, where trump has now entered a plea. then american citizens are storming the capitol this is such history. a dramatic sentence in game four to trump footsoldiers convicted of seditious conspiracy. plus what was jared kushner doing in the middle east? i ve been vocal, i think, that what kushner did crossed the line of ethics. jamie raskin on his renewed push to investigate the grifting trump family. and why new financial disclosures from supreme justice clarence thomas will make the controversy over his billionaire patrons go away. dude, i like to keep that friendship. we [laughter] when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the front runner for the republican presidential nomination is facing an existential threat to his personal freedom and his explicit goal and the goal of the party he commands people met of
american citizens are storming the capitol. this is such history! a dramatic sentence in game four to trump footsoldiers convicted of seditious conspiracy. plus what was jared kushner doing in the middle east? i ve been vocal, i think, that what kushner did crossed the line of ethics. jamie raskin on his renewed push to investigate the grifting trump family. and, why new financial disclosures from supreme justice clarence thomas won t make the controversy over his billionaire patrons go away. dude, i d like to keep that friendship. [laughter] when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the front runner for the republican presidential nomination is facing an existential threat to his personal freedom and his explicit goal, and the goal of the party he commands, to keep him out of prison and to end american democracy as we know it. but today we saw another demonstration that there are limits to just how far he can bully republican
an attempt at a nuanced debate on foreign policy between republican presidential candidates last night in miami, that ultimately may not matter at all, there s a lot to cover from the showdown in miami last night, which was less chaotic with fewer candidates on stage but just like the previous debates, the front-runner was not there and for the most part the other candidates didn t attack the former president who was leading by wide margin miss the polls, they didn t touch him, they didn t talk about the problem of truth versus lies and donald trump. meanwhile, trump s daughter took the stand in new york yesterday in the civil fraud trial against the family s business. we ll go through ivanka trump s testimony. also, the latest on a significant development in the middle east, negotiations are under way to release more hostages being held by hamas. plus, it appears hollywood is ready to get back to work. we ll have an update on the historic actors strike that s been goin
College while attending the university of northern iowa full time. go ahead with your question. how do you have time to even come and ask a question? god love you. thank you for your service. i ll make time for you, mr. vice president. as she said, as a 42-year-old veteran who enlisted before 9/11 and served until 2004, i am unable to utilize gi bill benefits for 15 years. the veterans at that discharged after january 2013 get those benefits to life thanks for the forever g.i. bill. would you, if elected, extend those benefits for all veterans so people like myself can go back to school or enroll in job training later in life if our situations required it? yes, i would attempt to do that. number one, we owe you big. the fact of the matter is own 1% of our population serves. we only have one sacred obligation and it not hyperbole,