i m mehdi hasan. this is ralph yarl, 16-year-old from kansas city missouri he is a star student, excellen athlete and a talented musician his teachers and friends are described him as a quote, quie and kind soul that is always willing to help. the father of a 16 year ol myself, i can tell you he is the type of kid that would mak any parent beam with pride he is even a great older brother. on april the 13th, girl mother asked him to pick up hi younger brothers from a friend house. according to court documents just before 10 pm yara walke up to the door and rang th bell however, unbeknownst to him he was actually at the wron address. that has happened to a lot o us, right? knocking on the wrong door but we all waited at the doorway and then saw a man answer the fireman hand an then from there things escalated quickly. y all says he was shot almos immediately, first in the head while he was on the ground the shooter opened fire second time, striking a role in the arm that is wh
embassies garrett hague, mar-a-lago in west palm beac florida. garrett, welcome to you. tell me all that you hearing about trump world about donald trump saying that he is goin to be arrested on tuesday. donald trump s allies hav been preparing for thi possibility for weeks, if no months if following this case closely and as you pointed out, they don t have any more specific information than do you or i i fact, the trump campaign spokesman indicated in his cleanup message to reporters there is nbc news reporting, that made them first aware tha this indictment, if it comes could come as soon as next wee but politically speaking talking only about the politic here, the trump team and his sort of wider constellation of allies have leaned into this moment, have leaned into thi possibility, to be able to cas the former president a standing up against what the see as a liberal, weaponized justice system you are seeing it from trump allies on twitter toda primarily, making th inv
the reason that is important i because it is going to keep on the exact same way has been. when you tried to criticiz clarence thomas, it s just going to be real about this. building on our previous segment. you aren t simply criticizing conservative judge here criticizing someone who has come to symbolize for vast percentage of conservatives, hey, we re no racist because we love clarenc thomas so when you try to attack thos two icons simultaneously you set up a recipe for disaster the question that the rest o us need to be asking is, if we are going to put these philosopher kings and queens i these positions, shouldn t there be some degree o regulation about what they d and do not do that pulls the so far apart from the way th rest of us love their lives, - influencing how we live ou lives? and regrets to stephe breyer s rather ridiculous comments that thomas is a ma of integrity, is it any wonder that conservatives keep gettin away with the stuff? what points are democrats goin to
which we re talking about. if we have that, renee, ou director, if we can play that. okay, i guess we don t hav that right now, but i want t thank you very much, garrett you did a mournful job o explaining that without th soundbite. joining me right now is pete baker, msnbc political analyst and chief white hous correspondent for the new york times. we have charles coleman, msnbc legal analyst, civil right attorney, as well as host of the charles coleman podcast. a new cocktail, msnbc lega analyst, former acting solicitor general, and forme law clerk for justice stephe breyer welcome to all of you. neil, i know you have limite time with us, and so my firs question he was. this with someone who potentially being charged in a newer case like this, withou person know beforehand that th day that it is going to happen or do you think donald trump i just guessing here sometimes, certainl attorneys are notified ahead o time and i think the most important thing at this moment is that this i