pleads guilty admitting he conspired with the former trump company to not pay taxes and now he will testify against the trump organization. sue craig, the new york times reporter who has led the reporting on trump s finances is here in the studio tonight. and the biden cabinet, dispatched to take the president s case to republicans and fox news. transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins us live. but first, we start in september of 2015. donald trump was three months removed from his famed escalator ride announcing his presidential bid. he had already started the top of the republican field leading off the polls and found himself showing off his trump tower office to the wall street journal. this is the shoe right ther that is it? tom brady s super bowl helmet. this is mike tyson s belt. shaq s shoe. tom brady s super bowl helmet. mike tyson s belt. we have known for a while that donald trumpow likes to collect memorabilia. if you will. and so when trump
crossing illegally into normandy, texas. normandy is a tiny little town on the northern outskirts of eagle pass. and you cas ofn see as these illegal immigrants come in, i they just kind of snake in through the brush right afterr r they comose across the rioling u grande. a cbp source telling us asas of this morning, just a twenty four hour span in this sector. there were more than one thousand seven hundred vid illegal crossings.al and as you can see from thismosl video, almost al ol of peoplea h coming in are single adults. haand a chance to talktalk t tow of them as they were walking upc there, mostly from cuba,ub col domie, mostly from cuba,ub col and the dominican republic. and you see themre juspublict wg this single file line, willing to give themselves up and surrender to border patrolae . they re doing that because they know once they step foot in the united states under nited statted states under the administration s policies, they are likely just going, to be released int th
trumpland and what is the meaningful impact on that in terms of this investigation. yeah, i meanof first thing, donald trump had a rally against the fact that he no longer controls the justice department and these are no longer his appointees anymore and normal investigative step, the kind of steps a prosecution takes when presented with a claimut when ty are investigating somebody, they want to make sure it was true, they would try to vet it, that s not unusual. itth seems unusual, because of e way that trump had been, treat in the past, or because of the perception of his power, or his visibility, and what is truly unusual, that all of these things are happening, these questions are being asked, ofng former president. yes. i mean i think there is a sim question, of why trump took them, right? i mean we don t know why he won t give them back. we re not exactly sure why he took them in the first place, but maggie haberman, your colleague at the new york times had an interesting,m
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the interest someone in that administration let them die. bill: the ifns is. certainly is. bill: wasn t anyone in charge at the moment who made a correct decision. sounds like republicans on capitol hill investigated this things so times. george bush lost nine people on his lost under his watch. bill: nothing this big. four dead people. a lot of that was in iraq as you know. now, listen, don t you think, don t you think that the american people should know the answer to that very sim question? you had armed special forces in tripoli. they were told to stand down and not go to benghazi. don t you think, just nonpartisan. we should know why that order was given? we should know who gave the order, yes. so you are agreeing with me. pretty much throughout the whole segment. no. imro agree with everything you said. i agree with that part of it? 80% you agree with. 60. about 45% more than i normally do. bill: all right, beckel.