tonight, the trial calendar, the primary calendar, and how the 2024 election could come down to a referendum on city donald trump to prison. plus, former manhattan d. a. cy vance on his efforts to expedite justice for the former president. the defense attorney for reality winner on the extraordinary preferential treatment donald trump is receiving. jamal bowie on how the republican primary field is easing up defending the indefensible. this indictment can taint serious charges and i cannot defend what is alleged. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. donald trump now holds the official title, being a federal felony defendant. yesterday on the eve of his 77th birthday to trump was arranged and treated not guilty in a federal courthouse in miami. those are the sketches there. that s all we get. there were no cameras inside. the proceeding, before a federal magistrate judge lasted under an hour. the ex president not uttering a single
chris hayes is coming up just now. ch tonight, on all in. i did everything right and they indicted me. one day after the second indictment of donald trump, the delay game begins. we want to know what this judge, judge cannon is going to do and whether or not she s going to delay this particular case. tonight, the trial calendar, the primary calendar, and how the 2024 election could come down to a referendum on city donald trump to prison. plus, former manhattan d.a. cy vance on his efforts to expedite justice for the former president. the defense attorney for reality winner on the extraordinary preferential treatment donald trump is receiving. jamal bowie on how the republican primary field is easing up defending the indefensible. this indictment can taint serious charges and i cannot defend what is alleged. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. donald trump now holds the official title, being a federal felony defendant. ye
and in our case interestingly given the comments about politics being involved the supreme court looked at, twice the courts rule there is no political motivation, and i think you re gonna probably find the same and everything that s on today. but it took a long time. but once we had the records and once we were able to get grandeur ease up and running because they were stopped under covid, it was a relatively quick process to present the indictment for tax evidence. so my sense is we were in somewhat unique in different circumstances than they are today. he no longer has that protection. it s a game plan for the defense is typically benefited by delay, if your client is not in court he can t go to jail. so if he s not sitting in rikers then you want to delay as long as possible because he s free. in seriousness, i think the seriousness, as your earlier
lawyers. and i would say those guardrails were frustrating but i understood them and i think they are important. you have to protect the president from routine, not routine, from malicious suits and in our case interestingly given the comments about politics being involved the supreme court looked at, twice the courts rule there is no political motivation, and i think you re gonna probably find the same and everything that s on today. but it took a long time. but once we had the records and once we were able to get grandeur ease up and running because they were stopped under covid, it was a relatively quick process to present the indictment for tax evidence. so my sense is we were in somewhat unique in different circumstances than they are today. he no longer has that protection. it s a game plan for the defense is typically benefited by delay, if your client is not in court he can t go to jail. so if he s not sitting in rikers then you want to delay as long as possible because h
of politicization of its prosecutions. but here where it s possible that the committee could issue recommendations up to and including the former president people will perhaps take more notice than usual. because the committee has played an important role in bringing forward evidence people were not familiar with. they in many ways acted as lead investigators for doj. and so, they held far more credibility to make these sort of recommendations than in the average case. so, let s move on now to the trump organization. found guilty of tax fraud, 17 counts. what s your reaction? what does it mean to the future of the organization, and is there a sort of way that this could lead to trouble for donald trump personally, civilly or criminally? lots of questions there. the immediate impact is on the corporation. of course, the organization can t go to jail. it will pay a fine, but that would be a modest fine. there may perhaps be downstream