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we are standing by for remarks from president biden after a better than expected jobs report. the message to the american people while inflation and rate hike concerns are looming large. we don t know when former president trump s trial will begin, but we know that the world will watch it live. how cameras allowed in the courtroom could impact the case. it is not just any friday, but it is the friday before the long weekend. i m kate bolduan with rahel solomon and boris sanchez, and this is cnn news central. right now, we are waiting to find out if a federal judge is going to allow donald trump s former chief of staff mark meadows to move his georgia election subversion case from state to federal court. a decision that could have major implications of how the case plays out, and this comes as the former president is trying to postpone his trial after many have started theirs. and also as many are trying to sever their case from others, and one of them is the architect
i think what we have is a lot of conspiracy realists, and so if i m one of them reporter: some prefer him to the republican front-runner. do you think he can beat trump? yes. we re tired of losing. trump lost. it doesn t make sense. how will you beat trump when you have a trump base and he is running. the way i m going to do is is speaking in an uninhibited way. i think i m the only candidate speaking my mind truly without running it through preordained filters. that is proving to be a competitive advantage. it draws backlash at times, but i think that s what people are hungry for. in your book you re saying much difficult. reporter: it is true. he praised parts of trump s records while offering sharp criticism of how trump handled his 2020 election defeat. we might as well embraces it reporter: he takes trump s style even further on the issue, pledging to fire 75% of federal workers, eliminate all of affirmative action in america, and use u.s. drones
proceedings. it will also be live streamed on the court s you tube channel, and it s not just the trial. next week s arraignment is not viewable to the public, donald trump plus nine codefendants and counting have already waived their appearances for next wednesday and pleaded not guilty, so when could the public actually see them? and does the judge s ruling on camera still apply if some defendants manage to get their cases transferred to federal court? mark meadows still has not gotten an answer from the judge overseeing his attempt to toss the charges from state court. right now, he has yet to enter a plea or waive his arraignment. now, in the meantime, some of those hoping for a speedier trial are now trying to separate themselves from each other. why kenneth chesebro filed his second severance motion of the week. lots to get to. we re going to start with the reporting. joining me from the fulton county courthouse is nbc news correspondent, blayne alexander, and former fe
up to what we already knew. he lived like the rich and famous and on the dime of actual billionaires, who had business before the court. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start with that breaking news out of fulton county, georgia. donald trump formally entered a plea of not guilty. that happened minutes ago. he did it in a new court filing. it means we won t see him inside an actual courtroom next week on september 6th, when some of trump s co-defendants are expected to be arraigned. let s go to zach ko hadn t. what exactly did the former president file? reporter: donald trump pleading not guilty in this case. it takes some perspective. this is the fourth time donald trump has entered a not guilty plea in response to criminal charges since he s left office a couple years ago. that s pretty remarkable. he s charged with trying to overturn the presidential election. it remains to be seen how this might impact a trial. there s still a lo