During his arraignment not to influence a jury or try to intimidate witnesses or anyone else involved in the case in any way. With this third indictment, donald trump now stands accused of numerous Crimes Involving his conduct from before, during, and after his presidency. Theres been a lot of legal activity surrounding the former president over the past few months. But, the historic nature of this moment should not be lost in any of us. We are seeing the rails of justice turning as they should to address the attempted coup that many of us watched unfold in realtime back on january 6th. The former president s coconspirators to move the sticks to this to the port. Hard to deceive and convince many people for many different walks of life to go along with their plan. The fake electors had to convince fake documents. Members of congress had to persuade to stand up and object to the certification of certain states votes. The supporters they called to gathering, washington d. C. , on january
And mississippi the former chair of the historic january Six Committee about the second indictment of donald trump. A second or a velshi begins right now. Good morning, and Sunday August the 6th, im ali velshi. Donald trumps legal team has until five pm tomorrow to respond to the governments request for a protective order before it agrees to turn over evidence in the Election Interference Case. The ruling came after a series of motions filed on saturday afternoon and quick succession. Trumps team asked to push the deadline back by three days and to hold a hearing on the matter, which is a sign of how the former president s attorneys are going to try to slow things down, much like the president s past attorneys have done in various other legal matters. Special counsels legal team quickly argued against it, calling that motion unnecessary. Ultimately, judge tanya, the judge appointed to oversee the Election Interference Case denied the trump teams motion for a delay. Her order came less
predominantly black. people getting called out and threatened, their lives threatened with about whether they re trying to rig an election. black poll workers, women. this is something that is an undercurrent in nevada, he explicitly lied, and told lies about whether non-citizens were voting. hue that to mexicans, cue that to the dog whistles of race, and that really is part of why we saw so much white supremacy neo-nazi-ism extremism, with their banners flying. with their t-shirts on, and proudly proclaiming their white supremacy as they threatened our elected officials and tried to prevent our votes from counting. finally be the perfect person to talk about this. thank you for being with us this morning. maya wylie is the president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. former united states attorney for the sdny civil division and a civil rights attorney. straight ahead, i ll talk to representative benny thompson