politician, who somehow made i into the white house was zer political experience only to b disgraced as the first president to be impeached twic while in office, he s now th first current or forme president of the united states to be criminally indicted in history. nbc news has learned that hi indictment includes about 30 charges related to documen fraud. those are classified a misdemeanors the associated press i reporting that according to it sources, trump is also facin at least one felony charge seven from the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg investigation of the forme presidents role in the hus money payment made to th former adult film star storm daniels, with whom he allegedl had an affair. donald trump denies a resume affair and her new interview with the london-based times radio tha aired yesterday. daniel said she s not afraid she even hopes to be called to testify against trump. trump s indictment is expected to remain sealed unti tuesday afternoon when h
A continuing attack on our onc free and fair elections. part of a larger pattern o trump predicting his persona was as a collective attack against his base now, according to the new york times trump and his team wer blindsided by the indictment which they were not expectin to come down until late april. and, while trump s lawyer said that the former president wa shocked he also said trump is, quote, ready to fight. joining me now is david ca johnston, a pulitzer prize-winning investigativ journalist and cofounder o d.c. reports at work dave it has been coverin donald trump for some 35 years he has written multiple book about trump. including the big cheat, how don trump least america an enrich himself david, good to see you again thank, you you an hour togethe the night this all happened. has anything to develop that night or since surprise yo given how much you know abou how donald trump reacts to these things now, if donald is following his standard playbook, the onl unusual develo
revolutionary biometric id for every one of india s citizens. also, the housing bubble caused the crash. will a coming housing boon finally power this anemic recovery? first, here s my take. what to do about syria? western military intervention looked fraught with difficulties. but the situation on the ground is a humanitarian nightmare and is creating greater instability by the week. i have been persuaded they might be a path forward. the pressures on bashar al assad s regime are mountding. it s running out of crash and faces a real military threat from turkey. these pressures could be combined with smart diplomacy to push assad out of power, but it would mean trying to work with the russian government rather than attacking it. the u.s. has been bashing russia for shielding assad, coddling an ally at the cost of lives, some is true, some false, but all is unhelpful if the goal is to oust assad. unless the united states intends to ask iran for help, russia is the only cou