talking right now, chris, the former divorce attorney, terrence bradley for nathan wade, he s on the stand behind me in the fulton county courthouse. there s been so much back and forth, a lot of legalese about the scope of his knowledge, whether terrence bradley found out information about nathan wade s personal life. the defense said there was fraud perpetrated on the court, that nathan wade lied in affidavits, the judge says no. the thing called the crime fraud exception, the idea that the attorney/client privilege can be pierced that you can get into the otherwise private and confidential communications if a crime of fraud has been perpetrated. the judge said no, you have not met the standard. it does not apply here. i m not going to allow the questioning into these type of scope of relationship questions, about willis and wade. terrence bradley is not answering those questions at the time and the lawyers are moving forward carefully, trying to ask questions on a question
culture. and that is tonight s reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in - because of the actions, it already taken. every american should feel confident that their deposit will be there, if and when the need them. banks closing, stocks falling, and the governmen rushing to shore up the system what happened this weekend, an how to stop it from happenin again. congresswoman katie porter joins me on that then - this is all about accountability he needs to be held accountabl for his dirty deeds. all eyes on the grand jury, as michael cohen testifies against his former boss. tonight, just how close ar prosecutors to indicting the e president. plus, how a handpicked conservative judge effectively hit an abortion pill hearing from the public. and as trump dick tackle desantis had on an iowa, here the softball interviews. i ll tell you, you know, as governor, and if you are determined executive, you ca make things happen, and we v done that i
word with the great lawrence o donnell. good evening hey there when i heard elizabeth warren say that she want banking to be boring, i, thought mission accomplished my entire life i hav considered those two words hav always gotten together banking and warren until one of them fails. and so, here we are. you are either a person who is excited by the movement o money, or you are lulled t sleep by it i, mean yeah. i took a lot of economics in college, and definitely put in my hours in terms of learnin it but i can t say enough or move me or gave me feelings that said, on days like this you need somebody like elizabeth warren somebody like katie porter, wh was on here earlier, to both explain what is going on but also pointed a finger at the people who did it wrong, here. who brought us to drama like we ve had in the past fe years. yes jen psaki is going to join u later in the hour. because there is nothing quite like - well there are things, like bu bank failure is one of
loosened the rules, plus how the collapse is turning into another culture war. then, michael cohen testifie in front of a grand jury settling his - refusing to do what it could mean for prosecutors. running mates, turned politica rivals donald trump and mike pence go head to head over january 6th. the wind up to 2024 as the 11t hour gets underway, on thi monday night here we go good evening, once again, i stephanie ruhle. normally i start this progra giving you an overview of th most important stories of th day. but tonight, there s only on story. it is all about banking, money government, and politics it is exactly what we cove here every night joining me to dig into all o it, my nbc colleagues, jak ward, shannon petty. former wall street banke turned journalist, my friend bill cohen,. before we get into it, let s remind our audience of how w got there. silicon valley bank i, the preeminent bank in the valle for tech it s where all the start o stood their business in many c
the trump era banking law that loosened the rules, plus how the collapse is turning into another culture war. then, michael cohen testifie in front of a grand jury settling his - refusing to do what it could mean for prosecutors. running mates, turned politica rivals donald trump and mike pence go head to head over january 6th. the wind up to 2024 as the 11t hour gets underway, on thi monday night here we go good evening, once again, i stephanie ruhle. normally i start this progra giving you an overview of th most important stories of th day. but tonight, there s only on story. it is all about banking, money government, and politics it is exactly what we cove here every night joining me to dig into all o it, my nbc colleagues, jak ward, shannon petty. former wall street banke turned journalist, my friend bill cohen,. before we get into it, let s remind our audience of how w got there. silicon valley bank i, the preeminent bank in the valle for tech it s where all the start o