political msnbc politica analysts, also the author of resistance how women sav democracy from donald trump. her latest piece in th washington post gets right t the heart of the matter. trump is indicted and justic is served. welcome to both of, you than you for being with us. i want to ask you jennifer because i think there is something that we cannot say enough because of all of the republican responses, almost all that i saw from congress members of congress about alvi bragg. there have been some dehumanizing things that donal trump has said about alvin bragg in the last words, las weeks including calling him an animal and there is his endless reference to sorrows backed. everybody says it and i think that some peopl in good faith don t know wha they are saying but thos people who started these thing do and what they are saying. sorrows back to mean something very specific. it certainly does, george s raz is a holocaust survivor of hungarian birth who is a major donor to various de
peers and that is our system this is the rule of law. that s the interesting part though because i would v expected thursday night response both from donald trum and from his supporters to say something similar to that. that, hey innocent until prove guilty this is america. i think this is not legitimate charge but the poin is i will have my day in court to prove it. there was precious, little o that out there in the ether. there is all witch hunt, soros socialist, politically motivated prosecution. i agree and to be honest, i think this is in a way a political opportunity fo donald trump if he can tone down th rhetoric, act calmly, be arraigned in court and maybe b acquitted of these charges that would all help hi politically. the danger i think for him i if there is violence you know? marjorie taylor greene i coming to new york on tuesday, to be a part of a protes there. the flyer advertising on a mailing list of emails and i
history. nbc news has learned that hi indictment includes about 30 charges related to documen fraud. classified as misdemeanors the associated press i reporting that according to it sources trump has also faced a least one felony charg stemming from the manhatta district attorney alvin bragg investigation. of the former presidents rol in the hush money payment, mad to the former adult film actress stormy daniels with whom he allegedly had a affair donald trump does deny that he had that affair. but, in a new interview with the london-based times radio that aired yesterday daniels said she is not afraid and she hopes to be called to testif against trump. trump s indictment is expected to remain sealed tuesday afternoon is scheduled to turn himself in to be formall arraigned out of manhattan courthouse while there he will be fingerprinted, processed, an have charges right to him. judge who will oversee the case, coincidentally the same judg who presided over the trum organization s cr
presided in the criminal trial of the fraud corporation tha donald trump has so one to start invoking the names o people who are involved in the justice system, and using this kind of language, that becomes a threat and i would not b surprised at all in fact i would hope that th judge at the arraignment nex week on tuesday zested donal trump, this has to stop. if you, don t you are going to be back, here you are going to be subject to a gag order whic is enforceable by contempt you cannot go out there and tr to influence the jury pool you cannot go out there and tr to whip up the mob that will not be tolerated and i fear that if he doesn do that, that we are in for host of trauma and we alread see that all than bragg ha just been inundated by avalanche of threats the people who work in the courthouse are in danger, th people of new york are i danger the police in new york are i danger and there is no way tha we should be tolerating this
now i worry when you said, tha i worried that that means that even if there is a verdict tha donald trump does like, yo can t resist that if you get convicted. and people, can if they ar convinced for months on en that this is illegitimate an its election interference. absolutely. aly one of the things i thin he is doing here that is s dangerous is seeding a entirely new electio interference narrative because he understands that th old narrative is both as false as it is dangerous for the fortunes of the republican party at large the republican party canno afford to ignore mail-in voting, absentee voting, even ballot harvesting which is strong hannity noted last week in a interview with trump s perfectly lawful in a vast majority of states donald trump knows that in these finally come around to that but he has to keep the narrative of electio interference alive and enter these investigations, which ar now taking the place of the bi lie instead of the big lie, yo have the big investig