Free you . What do you make of the fact that after attempting to at least verbally say he was going to compete to get you out of russia, donald trump then turns on you . That is tonights the reidout. Inside was jen psaki starts now. Today was day 12 of trumps criminal trial and it started with yet another hearing on his repeated and flagrant attempts and violations of his gag order, which was put in place because he cant seem to help himself from attacking the judge, the jury, or potential witnesses. Today, judge juan merchan ruled trump violated that order for the 10th time. This time for cummins he made during an interview late last month when he attacked the integrity of the jury that will determine his fate. The judge again found trump in Contempt Of Court and he find the express and 1000. 00, bringing the total up to 10 grand. Judge juan merchan said he was prepared to go further. You want if donald trump does not stop violating his order, he will be left with no choice but to con
Katy Tur speaks to Civil Rights Professor and veteran of both the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and the ACLU, Maya Wiley and Civil Rights Attorney Kristen Gibbons Feden about details of closing arguments and jury deliberations in the Arbery shooting trial.
able to get health care in places like wisconsin, which couldn t get the affordable care act, and i am just thrilled. like i said, this is a great, great day all in all. it was a roller coaster, but i think that a transformative piece of legislation like this one, we will see the impact on american lives and everybody is going to make the case for re-election next year. kevin mccarthy, i guess the pandemic didn t come to mind in that eight hours. congresswoman gwen moore, thank you so much for starting us off on this friday night. please stay safe. joining us now is maya wiley, civil rights professor and msnbc legal contributor. also maria theresa kumar, president and ceo of vo toe latino and msnbc contributor. so glad you re both here with me on this very consequential day.
civil rights professor. and richard herman, a criminal defense attorney. good to see you both. richard, do you think this fbi probe can get to the truth of these allegations from three decades ago and really potentially sway any of the senator s votes? fred, can you imagine, do you know what you had for dinner three weeks ago wednesday night? just what you had for dinner? i mean, the fbi will reach out to people, they re going to ask people their recollection of events that took place 36 years ago and they re going to rush and do this in less than a week. can you imagine if the president said, finish the benghazi investigation in less than a week and give us your report. you can t do this in less than a week. you do it for the amount of time that s necessary. it s a farce, fred, the whole thing is a farce. they re going to vote kavanaugh in no matter what. dr. ford could have produce ad
publicly we are hearing from the so-called mystery passenger that was in the car with walter scott in the moments leading up to his death. in the statement from the local paper here in charleston said walter was a dear friend and i miss him every day, and he showed me the value of hard work. i will never know why he ran, but i know he didn t deserve to die. and the community still healing and grieving. i spoke to a prominent civil rights professor and he told me about the reaction in the community. the community would certainly the community certainly appreciates that officer slager was charged with murder within hours of the release of the video, however at the same time you see anger over this because it took a video in order to prompt the murder charge and without that video you see this pattern repeating itself of one blaming