Next hour. As well it should be. The stock market closed at a record high today. Yet another high, during the biden presidency which has been full of stock market highs. They are apparently happy in the afterglow of the democratic national convention and her rise in the polls considering donald trump will not be allowed to ruin the economy with the stupidest tariff proposals in history. Instead of being president trump next year, the stock market seems to believe he will just be defendant trump. Donald trump spent the day ranting on social media about a superseding indictment voted on by a new grand jury in dc. The new indictment in the case of united states of america versus donald j trump, defendant, replaces a previous indictment with the same title and the same list of four crimes. Conspiracy to defraud the united states, obstructive official proceeding, obstruction and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding and conspiracy against rights. The superseding indictment is in effect. The edited version of the original indictment with the edited version incorporating the supreme court's new invention of presidential immunity for official acts by a president. Donald trump spent the day worried about jack smith and other prosecutors ability to close in on him, after he loses the election, the harris for president campaign released this ad. For most of my childhood, we were renters. My mother saved for well over a decade to buy a home. I was a teenager when that day came. I can remember how excited she was. I know what homeownership means. Sadly, it is out of reach for far too many american families. During the foreclosure crisis, i took on banks that exploited people in the market and today, corporate landlords by hundreds of houses and apartments and then turn them around and rent them at high prices. I will fight for a law that cracks down. We will end the housing shortage by building 3 million new homes and rentals. We should be doing everything we can to make it more affordable, not less affordable. We were renters too in my preschool years. For all of donald trump's childhood, his father was a racist landlord that refused to rent apartments to people like kamala harris and her parents. Donald trump, the most racist presidential nominee of a party who did not personally own slaves, grew up to join his father's racist business. It led them both to be charged by the justice department with violating the civil rights of applicants for apartments by viciously discriminating against black people. The new indictment issued by a grand jury today covers familiar ground for regular viewers and for readers of the indispensable book, the trump indictments. The new indictment is 36 pages long, replacing the previous which was 45 pages, gone from the new indictment is the dramatic scene that will be in all of the movies about his crimes. The supreme court decided to allow him to commit crimes that he committed in the oval office on new year's eve on the entire command structure of the justice department threatened to quit. If you went through with the plan to make libs who are official the new acting attorney general to help carry out crimes with donald trump. That scene will be in the movie but not in the indictment. The supreme court ruled that any crime that he conspires to commit in the oval office with appointed members of the executive branch, any of those crimes are crimes the supreme court leaves the founders wanted the president to get away with. The republican supreme court is of course insanely wrong about that. Here's what ketanji brown jackson said to norah o'donnell about that tonight. You wrote the court declared for the first time in history, that the most powerful official can, under circumstances yet to be determined, become a law unto himself. It sounds like a warning. That was my view of what the court determined. I was concerned about a system that appeared to provide immunity for one individual under one set of circumstances. When we have a justice system that had ordinarily treated everyone the same. That was not a product of legal scholarship, it was a product of republican convenience. Every justice that voted in some court is republican. Only one of those justices was appointed by a president that entered the presidency by winning the most votes. George hw bush is the last republican president that entered the presidency by winning the most votes. That was 1988. He gave us clarence thomas. If you live in a democracy, where the candidate with the most votes wins, there would be no other republican justice currently serving. Clarence thomas would be the only one. The current composition of the supreme court stands, in my view, as a stain on america's claim to the world. That it is a democracy. And no other democracy in the 21st century with seven out of 50 states decide presidential elections through an electoral contrive roles, created in a slaveholding country 235 years ago. Contrivance they tried to make sound serious by calling it a college. The electoral college. The electoral college gave us this supreme court, not voters. The supreme court has given donald trump his immunity which in jack's misinterpretation, still allows donald trump to be charged with all of the crimes he committed while president that were not committed in his official capacity as president. The indictment stresses, donald trump and his coconspirators, were acting in a private capacity. In the new indictment, all of his coconspirators are people that were not government officials. Giuliani was number one and the others were all private lawyers turning donald trump's life into crimes. The others are john eastman, sydney powell, and likely boris epstein. On page 12 of the indictment, an unnamed senior campaign advisor, who is not a co conspirator, is quoted by jack smith describing everything donald trump and his co conspirators were publicly saying at the time as quote all conspiracy should beamed down from the mother ship. Leading off tonight is andrew wiseman. Warmer fbi counsel and chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. He is coauthor of the trump indictments, now in need of an update with a new indictment. There is so much to say, including how the supreme court forced the refighting of this indictment. What do you see as the likely way that jack smith tried to thread the needle to get it to trial? one piece of news to pick up on your opening, people that are counting, this makes five grand jurors or grand juries that decided that donald trump is guilty of multiple felonies. It is the fifth time he has been charged criminally. Doesn't start with why this has to be a new grand jury, hearing this for the first time? that is a great point. That goes to the question of why now. What does he gain from this came at one of the things is taking an argument off the table and trying to say, donald trump can't challenge the old indictment by saying the grand jury did not know what the law was and it was somehow tainted by evidence that the supreme court said it shouldn't here. There may not have been a lot of merit but this removes that issue about whether there needed to be a new indictment because now there is one. It is a relatively simple process to represent the case. I think it will streamline the arguments that are going to come. Up to and including, back to the supreme court. This is all an issue if kamala harris wins. Otherwise it is all irrelevant. What does this do to the schedule? we were anticipating a possible hearing or argument about what should be allowed in this case. Has this rewritten indictment in effect and has it become the argument about this is what charges should be? i anticipated he could have done this without superseding. He could've said we are not going to proceed on the following. It is definitely a cleaner way to do it. Donald trump is entitled to raise any and all arguments about it. He will say that there should not be a hearing until after. We will know on friday whether jack smith says no we should have hearings about proceeding, before the election. You could have a lot of issues decided. The key thing that happens in terms of what is added and subtracted, what is subtracted is all of the allegations about the department of justice and internal white house actions are sort of deleted. What is added is lots of language saying mike pence acted as either a candidate or as president of the senate. Not as an official piece of action. And trump was acting in an unofficial way. Donald trump can say i challenge that. I think it is not right and then he could have a factual hearing. That is the last thing donald trump wants. He does not want a factual hearing, at least before the election. That would lead to people like mike pence being able to take the stand and testify that he in fact was acting as a candidate or as president of the senate. That is going to be the battleground. It will be interesting to see whether these were ports that jack smith may not seek that hearing. Whether that is true or not, it is not totally clear. We haven't really heard from the horses mouth. On friday, we should know whether they will be that type of hearing which could be explosives. Because of mike pence position on what he said is not public. One basic interpretation of the supreme court immunity invention, the president, when he is ordering people in the executive branch who he couldn't boss around, whatever he is doing, he is immune from crimes. The trouble is anything occupies an anything occupies an independent constitutional office. He need not ever speak to or listen to the president. This dynamic with jeffrey clark that may have gotten that scene knocked out of the indictment, doesn't seem to have any impact on a similar scene of donald trump talking and trying to get him to overturn the election. What he would argue is it is true what you are saying. When donald trump is acting as president and trying to convince his vice president to do something, as long as he is acting in an official capacity, supreme court decided that would at the very least the presumptively immune. If it is within his core powers it is absolutely immune. To be clear, that is bonkers. In that clip that you played in terms of what this means for the country. The idea that everyone understands, the supreme court said even though donald trump is alleged in the prior indictment, it was sham criminal investigations of opponents, he is absolutely immune to do that. That is the supreme court decision. Sham doj investigations, absolutely immune. That is considered a core presidential function, seeking sham investigations. Just to say it is to refute it. What do you see as a timetable in this case? i think the judge has her work cut out for her if she wants to have a factual hearing with evidence before the general election. On the other hand, that is in large part one of the things they said she needs to do at least on some of these areas. There are factual issues she needs to decide. She could decide that she is going to go forward. The issue will be whether she is helped by jack smith position where he said yes, i am willing to do that or whether jack smith said no, let's do it after the election. As it goes forward and asked the judge decides through one process or the other, what she is allowing to go forward, the trump lawyers are just gonna get up a motion to dismiss everything thing immunity. She is going to say no and then they are going to appeal to the supreme court. It will be hard for them to appeal prior to the factual hearing. There is no question they can delay the ultimate trial, if kamala harris wins, they will definitely go back to the supreme court for additional ruling. It could take a lot of time. The way i look at it is if donald trump wins, we know this is absolutely gone. If kamala harris wins, there is a chance. It just may take time. That hearing where you will hear additional evidence and there will be new material for the public to digest about donald trump and what he was up to. It is something for us to go on in terms of what he did. That is something that should happen prior to an appeal. Will there be a new addition of the trump indictments that will include this one? it would be nice to have something like of book about convictions so we are more at the end of the road. I think the first step is to see what happens in november. I am thinking of the old law books where they used to just stick the supplements inside the back cover. The pocket piece. Thank you so much for starting off our discussion. Coming up, donald trump's alma mater, the university of pennsylvania, joined the plan because it would increase the national debt by over $5 trillion. The chairman of the senate finance committee will be in charge of either killing the trump plan or advancing president harris's economic print plan next year. It's lying dormant, waiting. . . And could reactivate. Shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. And it could wake at any time. Think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. Because shingles could wake up in you. 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The plan will cut taxes and make life more affordable. Voters will face a stark choice between a millionaire who has never known an honest days work and the top is nails prosecutor with middleclass roots who spent her career fighting for working people. Campaigning in wisconsin today, elizabeth warren, a member of the powerful senate finance committee said this. What kamala harris and democrats are saying we need somebody on the side. Joining us now joining us now is ron wyden of oregon. He is the chairman of the senate finance committee. Either these economic plans come to the committee which has wideranging jurisdiction on taxation, terrorist, international trade, medicare medicaid and welfare policy. What you make on the trump plans versus the harris plans. When you couple that with the tariffs on working people who may be paying for school supplies and food and other essentials, these are just horrendous ideas. We want economic policies. Donald trump continues to tell a lie. He might not know whether tariff is. He tells his people that china pays the tariffs that donald trump has imposed. China pays nothing of those at all. It is all paid on the american side by american can sumer is. Do you think it will be possible to get that message through in the next 70 days. I do. The reality, we will point out that we are tough on china when it comes for example to slave labor. These kinds of issues. We just want working people to get a fair shake. Billionaires with three words can literally pay no taxes. That they buy, borrow and die, they can basically get out of paying taxes than people that are firefighters, teachers and nurses and pay taxes with every check, we will be on their side. We want billionaires to be successful but they can't have a free ride. Talk about how republicans use the tax code. Democrats have seen, families with the child tax credit. Ways that are immediate differences. Senators like jd vance, he wouldn't show up for work a couple of weeks ago and there was a chance to help 16 million kids from large families who are really walking a tight rope. He was just a wall. Now he comes back and said kamala harris is against that credit. There is no evidence that they will be for everything. I have to ask you about something, never in history with this you question to a chairman of the finance committee. You and senator whitehouse have written a letter to the just this department, asking for special counsel to investigate a supreme court justice. Justice thomas, saying that you have questions, whether he and his benefactors have complied with federal tax obligations. Raising that possibility as an expert. It is entirely possible that we have tax violations committed by a supreme court justice? that is correct. Let me give you an example. Clarence thomas was given money to go out and buy this luxury vehicle. Loans have to be reported on your taxes. We are looking at these issues and with respect, we still believe and are investigating that there are other undisposed trips. We know that the tax code is complicated. It is easy to understand taxpayers that say i didn't know that. I didn't know if i had a loan to buy something like that, if it was forgiven, if my uncle forget the loan, i have to think about it, is that income are not? a supreme court justice not knowing how to comply with tax law where the supreme court is ruling on tax law every year. We have never seen that before. To me, this looks like the justices trying to define basic rules of common sense, transparency and rule of law. And honor to have you here mr. Chairman. Thank you very much. Coming up, if there is a president harris next year she will need a democratic senate in order to accomplish anything. Jackie rosen is running for election in that important electoral college state. 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Sam brown is running for the senate seat, now occupied by jackie rosen who is running for a second term. Recent polling shows senator rosen ahead of sam brown now by nine points. There reminding voters of repeated plans, actually for decades to cut social security and medicare. When i when i see that commercial you are running, it is a version of campaigning that democrats have been accurately and honestly doing for decades. It is not a new republican idea to either eliminate these programs or cut them severely. You are right. Thank you for having me on. Sam brown is a direct threat to seniors. We have a large senior population. Most people go to work at age 16 and maybe retire at 66, that means they work for 50 years they paid into medicare and social security. These are benefits seniors have earned and sam brown wants to put them on the chopping block. Not only that, he really disagree is what we did in the inflation reduction act. He said it is a big loss for the american people that we got $35 insulin for seniors and $1. 5 billion will go back into the pocket of seniors as we begin to negotiate those top drugs for medicare. Sam brown said it is a big loss for american people. He wants to take that money and give tax cuts and leave seniors behind. I am not a big, i don't take poles as fact and i don't take your as fact. This could be a closer race. Is it an indicator that nevada voters are listening to you and listening to the democratic side and are your numbers a good indicator for the harris campaign in nevada? i am rated one of the most bipartisan effective and independent senators so people are listening. Make no mistake, nevada is a battleground state and we are battleground. The races are always tight and always tough. If you recall, in 2022, catherine cortez won by a slim margin to deliver the majority. We may have those polls now. We will not pay attention because sam brown, mitch mcconnell as a target. Sam brown and all of his billionaire friends from texas are pouring money into the race, targeting me in order to bring me down so sam brown who moved here from texas to run for office so he can take the seat. He is a threat to everything we believe. He puts maga first and nevada last. If you want to chip in and help, go to the website. The energy on the ground is exciting. If you want to help pitch in, we are glad to have you. There is a ballot measure on abortion rights in nevada in november. Apparently something close to codifying roe versus wade through that method. What is your sense of how that will affect voter decisions on who they are voting for to support that measure? nevada is a overwhelmingly prochoice state. What we don't want is to take away women's freedom and women's autonomy. No one in nevada wants women to die in emergency room parking lots while politicians make decisions on what is right. We do have it as a ballot question. People in nevada believe women are smart enough to make their own decisions in the privacy of their doctor's office. Then women show up for care. They deserve to be treated with dignity and humanity and not have to beg for their life or even lose their life for fertility because of a politician. Sam brown one ran an organization that was so anti choice he said it was not negotiable. No or incest. This is when he was in texas. He was just trying to cover it up. We are going to hold him to his word and we are going to vote to codify roe v wade in the constitution and send sam brown back to texas. Thank you for joining our discussion. The foundation was built by the foundation was built by the movement in the 60s and 70s. The awardwinning author has chronicled the move went in her brilliant new book, titled the movement. She will join us next. 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Chronic migraine may still keep you from being there. Why wait? talk to your doctor about botox®. And get in the picture. Learn how abbvie can help you save. On behalf on behalf of the people all and on behalf of every american, regardless of party, race and gender or the language a grandmother speaks, on behalf of my mother and everyone who has ever set out on their own unlikely journey, on behalf of americans like the people i grew up with, people that work hard, chase dreams and look out for one another, on behalf of everyone who story could only be written in the greatest nation on earth. I accept your nomination for president of the united states of america. A little girl on the convention floor, looking up at a nominee in the 60s. Could not see any hope of ever standing there herself. Our next guest rights, in 1963, a 20yearold could not expect to run a marathon or play varsity sports. She could only dream of becoming a doctor her, scientist, lawyer or labor leader, college professor or elected official. She couldn't get a prescription for birth control, have legal abortion, come out as a lesbian or prosecutor. She could not get a credit card, let alone a mortgage without her husband or father. That is the opening paragraph of the movement. How women's liberation transformed america. Now author of this new book, the movement. I want to begin with the question of why this is titled the movement, instead of the women's movement or women's liberation. Because there are so many parts i wanted to show that it was so involved. And then healthcare advocates as well as politicians. . Of humor. One example is their first protest, which was in atlantic city in the miss america pageant. Who were radicals and were a part of the yippies, being the main one. They would have very funny posters and the famous trash can, where they threw their bras into and did not burn them by the way. They dressed up as witches and they glued the doors shut at wall street. And they were out of the wedding dress, just to freak everybody out because they thought weddings or so were capitalists. And having written that book myself, in 1968, which i completely ignored in my study of the presidential campaign of 1968. There is just so much in that one year alone. And also your frame of 1963 to 1973 in telling this story. Why is that the time frame? i wanted to pick one decade where you can really see a massive change from beginning to end. 63 was the year where the book came out. And it was a huge organizing thing for so many women, especially only mostly white women. And it was also the time when the civil rights movement was on fire in the south. The next year the civil rights act passed, which a big impact on women liberation. And we end in 73 with roe v. Wade, with the battle of the sex cyst, and with the founding of the national black feminist organization. And it is sort of a happy ending of the book. It will really begin. And just appears in the last few pages as they begin to zero in on the e. R. A. In 1972. So did title nine. It was just the most jam packed place. And how popular was that and how was it? and shirley chisholm coming to the end of the story, being the first person to enter a black woman and the first woman to be taken seriously in a presidential nominating convention. When she got to the convention hall, it was lit up to see all that was made at the convention because i felt that some day a black person should run for the presidency of the united states and i was a catalyst of change. She got 152 delegate votes this you depointed out in that convention. Amazing. I mean she really is the mother and she actually met her when she was running in 1972 and came through oakland. And her mother was a known active feminist and was very advanced. But she had to deal with being black and female. She was always very interesting about how important it was to take on both racism and sex schism on at the same time with an early side and incredibly brave and had arto deal with th most horrific racism and sex schism when she entered congress in 1969. The white southern men wouldn't sit next to her in the cafeteria. One guy would always spit into his hanker chief. And she was incredibly powerful and strong. Yeah, the book is the movement. The author is clara bingham. This is really the definitive book about the movement, especially for women's rights in this country and how we got to roe v. Wade if it were not for the previous ten years. Thank you very much for writing this book and for joining us tonight. Thanks for having me. Thank you. Or dyes. ( ♪ ♪ ) my name is brayden. I was five years old when i came to st. Jude. I'll try and shorten down the story. 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