wants, again out on. bond after securing another first in american history. the only current or former united states president of his mugshot taken. on thursday, night trump was booked and arrested at the fulton county jail for his alleged role in georgia s election interference case. and it s taken no time for him to capitalize on his surrender. he returned to x, formerly known as twitter for the first time since january of 2021. blasting out a photo of his mugshot and directing users to his campaign website for donations. meanwhile, all of trump s 18 co-defendants have turned themselves in. for most of, them it was a quick stop at the jail except for harrison floyd. who is just denied bond and a hearing yesterday. and the calendars of some of these codefendants are filling up. fast on, monday an evidentiary hearing is scheduled for trump s ex chief of staff, mark meadows, pushing to get his case moved to federal court. and within the last 24 hours ex trump lawyer sydney pow
congressman. and serial fabulist, george santos, surrendering himself into federal custody. congressman santos, on bail, and has been charged with 13 felonies. it is facing up to 20 years in prison. that is for the most serious felonies. what is the most serious felony, if you ask? congressman santos had so many scandals, it has been genuinely difficult to talk about which ones are talking about here. this is what mr. santos voting his entire resume. it is not even about him pretending that he produced a broadway show, spider-man, turn off the dark. that was, let s say what it was, a weird lie. it s not even about him pretending that he was a champion college volleyball player, which was also a weird lie. or, that his mother was in the south tower on 9/11. it s not even about congressman santos, allegedly, stealing $3,000 from a disabled homeless veterans dying dogs gofundme. although the fbi is, reportedly, looking into that as well. no, today s charges are about how congres
television with people speaking the truth. thank you. good job, buddy. thank you for joining us this hour. this morning, new york congressman, and serial fabulist, george santos, surrendering himself into federal custody. congressman santos, on bail, and has been charged with 13 felonies. it is facing up to 20 years in prison. that is for the most serious felonies. what is the most serious felony, if you ask? congressman santos had so many scandals, it has been genuinely difficult to talk about which ones are talking about here. this is what mr. santos voting his entire resume. it is not even about him pretending that he produced a broadway show, spider-man, turn off the dark. that was, let s say what it was, a weird lie. it s not even about him pretending that he was a champion college volleyball player, which was also a weird lie. or, that his mother was in the south tower on 9/11. it s not even about congressman santos, allegedly, stealing $3,000 from a disabled homele
less prosecutable than mark meadows and rudy giuliani? we re going to get into the potential problems d.a. willis might have identified and what these almost co-defendants are saying for themselves. senator graham just spoke with reporters. there s also news about another lawsuit, this one trying to keep donald trump off the ballot in colorado. we re going to have more on that in a moment. let us start once again with georgia. joining us is nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard who s in rapid city, south dakota, where donald trump is holding a rally tonight. and atlanta journal constitution reporter greg blue stein along with legal analyst lisa rubin. let us starts with the would-bes here. senator lindsey graham is clearly the headline, ken dilanian, that he was somebody they considered potentially bringing charges against. remind us what lindsey graham had to do with the state of georgia. well, lindsey grah
that change your way of thinking, there s one book that did that for me when i was in college and that was the feminine misty misty my betty freeman and literally a lightbulb went on when i read that book and i decided that maybe my life was not going to consist of getting married and having children and living that kind of life that i should be thinking about taking care of myself and expanding my own horizons. i can honestly say that is one book that totally changed my way of thinking about myself. is there any reading that you do like nonfiction or historical that helps you do your job in the senate? well, there s a lot of reading that i do just on issues such as, i read a lot about immigrationin our country because , immigration reform is something that we need to address and that s very purposeful for me as an immigrant area i read about what s going on in the middle east, i read a lot of those kinds of articles. i read about what s going on in the supreme court and