court and nbc justice correspondent pete williams, tom goldstein and kimberly adkins-store. pete, take us through the significance today. we hope to see we hope the supreme court will stream it on the website. we are waiting for that to start. the court said yesterday it would start right at noon. is that because they are streaming it because of the covid restrictions on the court? yes, i think that s part of it. of course, the security environment at the court. the big fence that s around it. it won t be the first time we will have seen one of the swearing in ceremonies on television. the first time they did that was for sonia sotomayor. this will be a scaled back version. members of her immediate family. john roberts will start the process. he will give her all justices have to take two oaths of office. not just the constitutional like you see the president take at the inauguration, but they also have to take a judicial oath. roberts will administer one and stephe
Protected. There is global outrage after an israeli strike killed seven humanitarian aid workers from Chef Jose Andres World Central Kitchen, which calls the strike unforgivable. Also tonight, The Trump Cult. To his followers, his alleged crimes mean nothing and his rallies now depict him as the savior. Well dig into what trump learned from a world famous minister from the 1950s and 60s. Plus, 103 years after the Tulsa Race Massacre, Two Centenarian Survivors Make One Last Push for justice with a Critical Court hearing taking place today. But we begin tonight with Donald Trumps long line of magical financial saviors. From his father to Deutsche Bank to other financiers, trump has always had financial rescuers swoop in and come to the rescue when hes messed up, which has happened a lot. The latest is billionaire don hanky, owner of the Insurance Company that just put up the 175 million bond in trumps new york civil fraud case. According to forbes, hankys Company Knight specialty insuran
Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. Organization and two Senior Company officials related to the payments to stormy daniels. Thats important because President Trump has no power tos pardon individuals convicted of state crimes. Joining me now to make sense of all this, chris hahn, radioow talk show host and former aide to senator chuck schumer. Matt schlapp, chairman of the american conservative union, and david bossie, former Deputy Chairman of the trump campaign. Thank you for joining us. Ig david, i want to start with you. The Attorney General went out of his way to say he was never influenced by any political consideration but i think, correct me if im wrong, one of the first things he did was make a political consideration to recuse himself on a case that he really did need to do it because of political considerations. Correct . O thats exactly right, jason. That bad de
court and nbc justice correspondent pete williams, tom goldstein and kimberly adkins-store. pete, take us through the significance today. we hope to see we hope the supreme court will stream it on the website. we are waiting for that to start. the court said yesterday it would start right at noon. is that because they are streaming it because of the covid restrictions on the court? yes, i think that s part of it. of course, the security environment at the court. the big fence that s around it. it won t be the first time we will have seen one of the swearing in ceremonies on television. the first time they did that was for sonia sotomayor. this will be a scaled back version. members of her immediate family. john roberts will start the process. he will give her all justices have to take two oaths of office. not just the constitutional like
witnesses. 35,000 documents that have been sent in to us and there s more to come. we have a picture with the testimony that we are receiving, and we hope to be get access to the archives as the lawsuits that the president filed, he was knocked down at the trial court. knocked down and work it through to the appellate court and they said that he did not meet the minimum standard for the court to intervene. we hope the supreme court is seeing that he is only trying to delay, dlaelay, delay, and they don t have to take the case and we can get this done. you mention the national archives. why do you think that information in particular may be so relevant? ly well, it has everything, called in, who visited, it has