giuliani, can we? rudy giuliani, $150,000 bond. second highest of all the defendants so far, and you know, one of the things i thought was unusual about it was his georgia lawyer came today and said, we think it should be no higher than the president s bond, and it should be no higher than $100,000. don t negotiate against yourself. this guy sort of went out in the public and said what he thought the bond should be. it s not surprising that it came out higher than what he bid in the public domain. can we expect to see rules around what giuliani should and should not say. donald trump is very vocal, but rudy giuliani is vocal as well. he is, but the bond order is no different than it is for the other defendants, so he doesn t have some of that greater specificity. if our viewers will bear with me, as i catch my breath, i just ran down the hall. it doesn t have the same specificity. you can t intimidate witnesses, you can t intimidate codefendants, you have to abide by
his release? consider this, trump was booked on thursday in fulton county, georgia. his fingerprints and mug shot recorded. his subsequent release was determined by a consent bond order filed with the court three days prior. the order was agreed to by the judge, the district attorney, fani willis, and three trump lawyers. it enables trump s release upon the posting of 10% of the $200,000 bond. by the way, kind of interesting that ending cash bail has become a rallying cry for progressives, but not in this case. more important going forward are the limits placed on trumps s release. he was warned not to threaten or intimidate witnesses or co-defendants. quote, the defendant shall perform no act to intimidate any person known to him or her to be a codefendant or witness in this case or to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice. this shall include but not limited to the following. here s but one example. the defendant shall make no direct or indirect threat of any natu
very dramatic moment when the defendant in chief, donald trump turns himself in on thursday. also, trump s republican presidential rivals are gearing up to debate without him tomorrow night. we ll take a closer look at the stakes for the eight candidates who will be on stage and how trump s absence and alleged crimes may shape their strategies. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. it s a busy day of breaking news in georgia at the fulton county jail and courthouse. multiple co-defendants of donald trump surrendering or securing bond agreements. this comes amid new legal mane maneuvers. paula is outside the courthouse in atlanta for us. you have some breaking news involving another k kk key co-defendant, rudy giuliani. reporter: we have learned he still does not have an attorney leensed in the state of georgia to help him with this case. the former mayor, former u.s. attorney, is facing seven
source. the man who led a failed coup against vladimir putin yevgeny prigozhin was on a plane that crashed and burned today. he is briefed to be dead and there is wide speculation about what happened. was it revenge? plus, once known as america s mayor and a tough on crime federal prosecutor, rudy giuliani has been arrested, fingerprinted and, yes, there is a mugshot. but giuliani says he hasn t changed a bit. his lawyer will join me tonight. and hours from now it will be trump s turn. why arrest number four won t be like any of the others. i m kaitlan collins and this is the source. two months to the day after his march on moscow, russia has now confirmed that yevgeny prigozhin was on that private plane that fell out of the sky today just northwest of the capital. the social media channel that linked to the wagner group, which prigozhin led, says that he is dead. the pictures are harrowing. flight tracking data shows the plane making erratic climbs above 30,000 feet an
correct. tim scott, not a fire breathing mega candidate, to have tim scott got up there and say, they won, i m gonna fire merrick garland. i mean if i or kris wright. first of, all everybody gets their own attorney. also, that s weird. firing the fbi director, who s trump s appointee, okay, also little weird. the reason he asked a peacock on that issue, as irrationally as he did, it s because, in the republican party, there s now, even among non-mega people, this appetite to somehow subject the criminal justice system in the legal system too partisan influence. using this canard that this is joe biden s prosecution, or persecution of his political enemy, and you see even very responsible republicans playing with that particular fire. and it s consequential, and that s the soul of the nation stuff, regardless of this individual man s soul. i should just, say it s also, just for reset purposes, it is nine pm. in atlanta. nine pm on the east coast, where today, former presid