that cover a wide range of issues, not just these allegations of sexual harassment, but handling of nursing homes and death data, and the use of state resources when he wrote a memoir, as well as the bridge. if he is charge, that is a whole different ball game. and there s sure to be major developments, anna scheckter, thank you. we re following breaking news. taliban has captured another key city in afternoon. i m going to talk to a reporter on the ground there. plus we have more on the news that former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen has now given a treasure trove of information to the senate about
where trump held a rally. and anna scheckter has the latest on the indictments. ali, what else did trump say last night? yeah, guys, he was here in florida for a rally but clearly in a new york state of mind. reacting for the first time publicly since those criminal indictments that came just a few days ago. and painting them as he has in the past when he s gotten into legal trouble as a partisan political witch hunt. take a listen. think of how unfair it is. never before has new york city and their prosecutors or perhaps any prosecutors criminally charged a company or person for fringe benefits. fringe benefits. murder is okay. human trafficking, no problem. but fringe benefits, you can t do that. and guys, he s also said that this is something that attacks, quote, good people simply for not paying taxes. we re going to expect to hear
russian conspirator gives rise to length legitimate questions about where his loyalties lie. stone faces seven charges including one count of obstruction. five counts of making false statements and one count of witness tampering. a gag order was ordered on stone prohibiting from him from speaking to the press. joining me now is anna scheckter. how is this unfolding so far. he is apologizing to the judge, he says he is sorry and he let his family down. he said yes, he sounds pretty contrite. he also says he is not the person that chose the photo, but he did post it. he does have a group of young
quote, stuck in a bunker mentality and largely resigned to a plan to wing it. one former white house official telling the paper a war room. are you serious? they ve never had one. we ll never have one. they don t know how to have one. with that, i d like to welcome in my panel. with me on set, business and politics reporter for the wall street journal, shelby holliday. editor of commentary magazine, john podhoritz and investigative reporter anna scheckter. also with us from tucson, arizona, msnbc national security analyst frank figliuzzi. and washington senior adviser for moveon.org, karine jean-pierre. thank you for being here. does trump, does this white house know what it is in store for? let s just put that on the table first. what it potentially is in store for here. these explosive court filings on friday that seem to have really sort of stirred the pot when it comes to this question of
day, particularly if the president feels his family members are threatened with indictment, that we see some irrational act occur where truly mueller or rosenstein are threatened. i don t see a strategy other than deny, deny and when you need to shift to saying, i did it but it wasn t that bad. that s what we ll see to the point where he can t defend himself anymore and don t rule out the possibility that mueller and/or the southern district of new york will attempt an indictment either while he s in office or under seal for execution after he leaves. on that note, frank figliuzzi, shelby, anna and karine jean-pierre, thank you for being with us. top officials have resigned in fewer than 1,000 votes separate two candidates in the one outstanding house race left in the country, north carolina s 9th district. amid complaints of fraud. there is now uncertainty over whether there may be a new