remains under seal but according to two sources familiar with the matter, trum is facing around 30 charges as a related to documents rob security in and around the men hat and court house who is bee beefed ever since trump bega making intimidating post o truth social directed at the manhattan district attorney office for weeks now, the twice impeached ex president has bee vigorously attacking alvin bragg online also attacking virtually the entire american justice system as the grand jury an prosecutors in manhattan get closer to indicting him. and in his first official 2024 campaign rally in waco, texas, last saturday night. his supporters held up posters that said witch hunt as he delivered a speech tha contains many baseless accusations that the prosecutors currentl investigating him ar politically motivated to tak him down given though he has been s previously occupied with the idea of being indicted, th news on thursday coming that h was actually going to be indicted sti
coast. we have a new special report for you right now, focusing on the specific plans for the bloodless coup during the postelection period after trump lost in 2020, as president elect biden prepar to take power, few people knew then how this coup plot wa working. the new report details a comprehensive effort, much o it unseen by an unknown to the general public to overturn the votes. the idea was to do it throug politicians, not violence. and that trump would attempt t stay in power in a way tha might have worked. had enough officials gone alon with the plot. winning candidates don t nee to change results when the have a victory trump and his team had a loss. this report is new testimony from trump s campaign manage or - as the ap called the race fo biden, i think some surroundin the president looking for thes different avenues to pursue. that s when he remembered th first time the concept o having to overturn - came up. a white house aide was pushing a truly bananas plan
that is why he wanted to cover it up, so it is no insignificant, it wasn t insignificant to him, wh should it be insignificant t the american people. and we saw in watergate, campaign finances not trivial. people went to prison fo campaign violence campaign finance violations in watergate, dozens, dozens an dozens of people and corporations were convicted of campaign finance violations. illegal campaign contributions financed the cover-up in watergate, paid for hush money for the burglars, you can t sa the campaign violations ar trivial. they go to the heart o democracy. to the heart of it liz, thanks as always. we appreciate being here the former congresswoman and judiciary committee member, wh voted to impeach richard nixon also the former brooklyn distracted ernie tonight, starting at 6 p eastern, i will be the special coverage of the indictment o donald trump as we await his
been in other, words dealey, th lawyer says the folks from maga, a federal, you woul need to wait for the special counsel last month by now you would have in could have indicted elective fraud and as i mentioned, i like t be a chris as possible, with a lot of people, most of them for, and many, black in prison fo voter fraud down in texas an other places one incident of voter frau paperwork. and so the fact that he has no moved after this 22 months would be the premise and then all at you, of course continue look, there are lots of low level people in big trouble fo january six because they storm the capital. the idea that the people who led the mom, who planned to th extent we know that a conspiracy to overthrow th government, that s frustrating and i understand your sens that it should be happenin faster i also think that if the justice department bring high-level indictments, there going to be a huge deal for th
saeed. nearly three years before the bombing he was put in prison fo following kahane s murder. that didn t stop him from working with the blind sheikh for the bombing. under federal racketeering law, retried him for kahane s murder. he was found guilty and sentenced to life. when you did realize your father had a role in this thing you had seen on television, how did you feel? the first thing i thought was, there is no excuse for this. innocent people are killed. as a young kid, the main thing for me was just that our family would never be together again. did you realize at the time he was conspireing to commit something catastrophic? no. we had no clue. his actions were such a betrayal to my family. my mother divorced my father not