waldorf astoria. brian: why not make it a post office again. ainsley: no president has ever been hit with criminal charges like this. there is nothing in the constitution, actually, that bars him from seeking office if he is convicted. he is facing 641 years if convicted on 78 felony charges. brian: right. good luck with that first time being accuse much doing anything in office. mar-a-lago after. the alvin bragg case before. this is the first time during. ainsley: these are the latest charges. brian: latest. very interesting the stance that mike pence is taking. mike pence obviously will hurd and chris christie made it clear they are the anti-trump force. other split the difference. weaponization of government, don t agree with january 6th bad day. depending lo it is. mike pence realizes he doesn t seem to be getting much traction listen, i m going to make it clear. this is where the rubber hit the road. this is why i left. january 6th is a big deal. who know what is he sa
he s gotta be careful becaus you could absolutely see other charges from manhattan as we know there s still another cases open still evaluation of his past its case who still opening hundreds mitigation. when they left and alvin bragg became da. cy vance handed three trum matters over the alvin one was indicted the trump organization cas where alvin bragg s office got a 17 count conviction. in two pending investigations. now one of them has to do with evaluation assets and the othe is the one we re gonna see the charges when they re unseale on tuesday and that when the statute of limitations about to run so that when they had to bring now. but there s still one more investigation that s pending i the office
the question is whether not he gets prosecuted for those othe crimes when he did that he crossed line so will be interesting to se if what he says about th prosecution what he says but the charges. and frankly if i was his lawye and tell him to not speak abou it because anything he says ca be used against him in court obviously. so he should probably talk not talk about the specific case with specific charges at thi point. and the judge will do what he going to do. but all trump it s hard to control him, i think even hi own lawyers struggle with that karen do you think it s possible that district attorne brought that material that photograph into the grand jury room and asked for the indictment o the treasury just referred t of donald trump threatenin this district attorney like anything is possible i doubted because i don t thin it s going to battle with this particular offense it s really different i thin there s a question about whether alvin bragg would have
reporting that donald trump is still absorbing the news, of his indictment new york times reports, mr trump and his aides were caugh off guard by the timing, believing that any action by the grand jury was still weeks away, and might not occur at all. at his palm beach estate, mr trump s mood has ranged from optimism and bravado to anxiet about his future he has been keeping relatively normal schedule a mar-a-lago dining with guests at the club playing golf, and telling hi nearly anyone that he spoke to what a good mood he was in and how he believed that the cas against him by alvin bragg, th manhattan district attorney, had fallen apart at times, mr. trump ha appeared significantly disconnected from the severity of his potential legal woes, according to people who have spent time with him in recen days joining us now is someone wh has spent time with him in
title of the article was the anointed one we is a profile o alvin bragg graduating fro college of june in 1995, in harvard crimson. the anointed one here s on his way to harvard law school, the reporter sai there s an air of the anointed about this young man, an talked about how you such smooth talker he can convinc anyone of anything and seems a really accurate picture of who was like 28 years ago and so here he is now in history, a the prosecutor s done this, an i want to try the slot out o you, because coming up we have a lot of legal experts here, we re gonna get into tha simple s we have eight years from now