tonight, my heart is heavy as i reflect upon what was meant to be a weekend of hope. now unhinged with a tragedy. thousands of us marched on washington yesterday for racial justice. the right to vote, the right to choose, the right to live free from gun violence. just hours later, the country s suffered yet another hate motivated shooting. this time, jacksonville, florida. police say the white gunman who shot and killed three black people before turning the gun on himself had swastikas drawn on his rifle. the to hack is a grim reminder of why we called the march a continuation, not a commemoration. no dream dr. martin luther king spoke of the 60 years ago on the national mall cannot co exist along the nightmare that unfolded yesterday afternoon in florida. joining me now, congresswoman ayanna pressley, democrat of massachusetts. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. i must begin tonight with your reaction to the races smashing in jacksonville. as we mentioned, it left t
good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, august 25th. i m ali vitali in for jonathan lemire. and for the first time in american history, afirmer president of the united states has taken a mug shot. donald trump surrendered to fulton county jail yesterday where he was given an inmate number. trump was processed on 13 felony charges over alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the former president was released on $200,000 bond shortly thereafter, but the quick stop at the jail isn t slowing down trump s presidential campaign. in fact, he s using his mug shot to solicit donations. in his first post since his account was reinstated on x which was formerly known as twitter, trump posted a mug shot linked to his website. they have shirts saying never surrender on it although that s what he did in fulton county yesterday. trump gave remarks after his booking. watch that. what has taken place here is a travesty of justice. we did nothing wro
the special counsel. this is the first signal that delay tactics will not stand in her honors courtroom. plus, congressman colin is on the ballot in texas. he s vying for senator ted cruz s seat. how he plans to impact his democratic rivals. i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. by this time tomorrow, donald trump s attorneys will be up against a five pm deadline. the judge in this case could be setting the tone for what is ahead. this election interference trial. the first major decision of the case, judge tanya chutkan denied the trump legal team s request for an extension of the deadline to respond to the government s proposal for a protective order. appointed by former president barack obama in 2014, judge chutkan has handed down at least 38 sentences stemming from the january 6th insurrection. 19 of those sentences were harsher than penalties requested by the justice department. the protective order proposal shelby considering would limit th
officials expected to speak this hour after prosecutors ask for a dna swab from the suspected serial killer. it is 10:00 eastern. we made it to friday. thanks for being here. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. this morning, donald trump is gearing up for yet another trial. he is set to appear before a d.c. federal judge in about three weeks and that hearing set after former president and 2024 gop front-runner pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election. now, his dramatic courtroom appearance just a few minutes walk from where the january 6th violence unfolded. joining us now is nbc s garrett haake, one of the few reporters who got to go inside the courtroom with trump. nbc news correspondent dasha burns is here with us, and carol lam, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. so, let s start with garrett, because in addition to hearing donald trump s not guilty plea, the judge also set some conditions for trump as he a
calling for cameras in the courtroom. when trump goes to trial. plus, he didn t come out in force the throne predicted. supporters were at his arraignment. they were not alone. we are here in washington d.c., trump is about to be indicted for the third time this year. how do you feel about that? i don t feel very good about that. the good liar will join later this hour to share their experience talking to the don t face well at their arraignment. it includes one person s anatomically difficult suggestion to one of them. fallout from the january 6th insurrection is not just putting out in courtrooms, it is having an economic impact. sided as a reason for a major financial downgrade this week. that comes even a new job numbers showed increasingly solder economic science that bidenomics is working. last month, we created 187,000 new jobs. america s economic future looks bright. president biden and i will keep fighting to move our nation forward. also ahead, medical bre