there in the white house where the border situation is boiling. a bipartisan compare of lawmakers, senator cornyn and congressman henry cuellar toured a detention facilities. the dhs denied their request to have cameras. we did hear a lot about the border from the president just moments ago. also today a victim of cancel culture? new york governor andrew cuomo says he s not going anywhere after an avalanche of calls for his resignation and a brand new explosive allegation. you have aoc calling for him to step down. how judiciary chairman jerry nadler and other new york democrats in congress all saying step down. people know the difference between playing politics, bowing to cancel culture and the truth. let the review proceed. i m not going to resign. martha: so a republican congresswoman said that his day us are finished. attorney leo terrell joins us in minutes. first, bryan llenas who is covering this story live in new york. lots of breaking news on the cuomo story tod
each figure that will no doubt rise as trials for four separate indictments play out in courtrooms in new york, florida, and in washington, d.c.. the times notes that the political orbit is spending more than it s taking in. it s tapping into money that it raised years ago. which is an unusual trajectory this far out from an election. my panel still with me to discuss all of this. donna, it s not hyperbolic to say that donald trump s campaign has hit a serious financial wall. his save america pact which began last year with 100 $5 million. now as less than $4 million left in its account. and it kind of paints a dire picture for donald trump. how dire do you think it is. have you ever heard of anything like this for my campaign before? first of, almost campaigns don t spend their money that comes in from their political donors on the legal defense. donald trump has 4 to 3 civil
backing him have use roughly 30 cents of every dollar spent so far on nothing but his legal related costs. the total amounts to more than $27 million in legal fees another investigation related bails. in just the first six months of this year. that includes payments to eight law firms for more than $1 million. each figure that will no doubt rise as trials for four separate indictments play out in courtrooms in new york, florida, and in washington, d. c.. the times notes that the political orbit is spending more than it s taking in. it s tapping into money that it raised years ago. which is an unusual trajectory this far out from an election. my panel still with me to discuss all of this. donna, it s not hyperbolic to say that donald trump s campaign has hit a serious financial wall. his save america pact which began last year with 100 $5 million. now as less than $4 million
trump campaign, they are getting money from the save america pact to just cover legal fees. that does not cover many of his codefendants in the georgia case, including his former lawyers like rudy giuliani, jenna ellis. john eastman. members of the administration like mark meadows jeffrey clark. people who are ordinary people, basically, who were caught up in the web of the lines and scheming to try to keep trump in office. those people are not being covered by the save america pact right now. they are in for a pretty expensive time trying to defend themselves in court from these charges. we know codefendants carlos de oliveira out of florida and the federal case. we know there are legal fees are being picked up by the former president, right? as you mentioned, some of the other folks who are not. specifically rudy giuliani there. you argue in your piece, essentially, some of these
40 million going back to 2021. it is not just the former president. for some, his associates and employees, as well. msnbc digital writes it is actually not paying enough that could hurt him in his georgia case. based on recent reports it seems like the famously stingy trump is not helping several of his best known codefendants with their own legal bills. that decision may save trump cash in the short term but it may very well come back to bite him in the long run. hayes brown is joining me now. thank you for joining us on this. the washington post reporting this month, susie will, the save america pact. susie is making all the decisions on who will be paid for and who will not be paid for. and what is the criteria from what you ve been learning in the reporting? looks like what the criteria if it is someone directly employed by trump, or his organization, or someone who has been a consultant for the