here on msnbc continues right now with our dear friend steph ruhle on the 11th hour. good evening, once again. i m stephanie ruhle. our breaking news coverage continues tonight. donald trump with rudy giuliani, john eastman and several other trump allies have been indicted on multiple crimes related to attempts to overturn georgia s 2020 election results. fulton county fani willis spoke about it just moments ago. today based on information developed by that investigation, a fulton county grand jury returned a true bill of indictment charging 19 individuals with violations of georgia law arising from a criminal conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in this
at the way the administration has handled the investigation into classified documents, with the wall street journal now reporting the fbi is set to search mike pence s home in indiana. the reporter behind that scoop and our hill team standing by live. also happening, we re watching the white house where president biden is about to host a group of congressional lawmakers trying to get some momentum behind police reform. plus, one of the president s top economic advisers stepping away from that role. an exclusive live interview this hour with brian deese and our own steph ruhle, why he s leaving as tensions growing over the recession. i m hallie jackson, i want to bring in ali vitali, and vaughn hillyard. ali, let me start with you, senator mark warner, and senator marco rubio sending a letter to the biden administration today with frustration about the way these investigation into classified documents have
about what the view was within twitter regarding the president s dangerousness and the way he was using that platform. steph ruhle is with us now. this is the first time we ve seen an anomymous witness with a disguised voice. what s this person is afraid of testifying about openly is the fight within twitter about the dangerousness of what trump was doing. given the courage show by other witnesses, this is a strange place to draw the line? just last night, i interviewed alex holder. he was subpoenaed, he was the man who made that trump docuseries that you saw some of the footage in these hearings. when i asked him, have trump or try lies spoke to you before he spoke to the committee, did they put pressure on you? he wouldn t answer for the question. he went full no comment. so it s amazing how scared these people are, but amazing how sloppy trump is that he is potentially speaking directly to people. normally, he goes mob boss style.
seeing majority white juries even in the deep south say enough. a crime is a crime is a crime. we hope the light isn t a train coming but i must say three convictions this year showed on all three the majority white juries so maybe people are listening and maybe we re winning the battle of having a fair and just system. okay. charles, dave, thank you both very much. perhaps things not happening on capitol hill around voting rights and police reform but seem to be happening in courtrooms. that does it for us this morning. yasmin vossoughian picks up the coverage right now. yasmin? hi there, everybody. i m yasmin in for steph ruhle.