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as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once. again i m stephanie ruhle at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. this. this was the day we had a good look at what donald trump s georgia election interference trial might look like. the first big hearing in the case got underway earlier today. and we learned how prosecutors plan to move this thing forward. we will contain that trial of the 19 codefendants, and take four months. that does not include jury selections. there are that the state tends to call. they re in excess of 150 witnesses. we want to start the trial as early as next month and they called the plan basically unrealistic given the size of this case. if that was two of trump s codefendants. kenneth chesbrough, yes we call him chesebro for the last weeks. guess what, today we learned it is not pronounce like that. they are both asked for speed, trials haven t sydney powell. separate attorneys have asked the judge to seve ....
i m stephanie ruhle at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. this, this was the day we had a good look at what donald trump s georgia election interference trial might look like. the first big hearing in the case got underway earlier today, and we learned how prosecutors plan to move this thing forward. we will contend that a trial of these 19 codefendants will take four months. and that is not include jury selection. there are testing 150 witnesses at the state of you heard that right, in excess of 150 witnesses. prosecutors want to start the trial as early as next month. well judge scott mcafee called her plan basically unrealistic, given the size of this case. the hearing also dealt with two of trump s codefendants, kenneth chesbrough, yes we ve been calling cheese burrow for the last few weeks. well guess what, today we learned that it was chesebro, and sidney powell. they have both ask for speedy trials and they both want to be tried separately. in court ....
Wolf Blitzer looks at politics, breaking news and international stories. that he had been he had testified behind closed doors with the house intelligence committee and apparently forgot about that meeting. i think it strains credulity to believe he forgot about that meeting. so what might bob mueller s investigators be doing now? because miss davis is close to him personally and professionally, there s been some reporting that, for example, she would keep his schedule. of course, the investigators are going to want to deal with her to see what kind of meetings roger stone was taking. even more importantly, to see if before his testimony to the house intelligence committee he had been speaking with her about the meetings he had taken. when you uncover evidence like that, it significantly undercuts a claim that i just forgot about meeting with that particular russian. so there are all sorts of reasons for mueller s investigative team to want to get every bid of rel vaevan ....
Get a jump on the day s news with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs. island. a slide at one of the major roads across the island and some voluntary evacuations in hilon. this particular location, we had hilo. in this particular location, we had six or seven hours of rain dumping down. crickets. the rain has stopped. the wind. there is almost none now. we are waiting for the next band if it comes from the hurricane. many other islands of hawaii remain under hurricane warning right now. the big question is honolulu and oahu. the island with honolulu county. population is 400,000. how close will lane come to it and how will people fare there? they are concerned of flooding in honolulu. easier to deal with it on the big island where they are accustomed to rain. honolulu is not looking forward to this and people battening down the hatches there. back to you. miguel marquez live for us in pahala. thank you. a new advisory from the national weather service. for the latest on ....
easi easily. i completely agree on the delassification like that. the sources and that set a new precedent. it will be different for the investigation, turning over materials to congress. you turned over thousands of pages, in the middle of the investigation, now that it is closed you can t tell me you have any reason to hang on to that similar information. so good news and bad news for you. we re not going anywhere. that s the bad news, the good news is it is your table now. well, is that what happens? 30 seconds, now i m supposed to throw mtp daily. all right, so this is what they call weird vamping in this business. a better handover in person. we should be doing it more often. we were told that at 5:00 if something was going to happen that right now, and this is what it says in the relevant regulation that if if is happening right now it is happening right now. there is a report of a brief notification with a outline of the reasons for him turning in the action ....