Turn themselves in ahead of that high Noon Deadline in Fulton County after a number of surrenders in the dark of night. Plus, were looking ahead to a high stakes hearing in georgia on monday, trumps last Chief Of Staff trying to get his trial moved to Federal Court. Can mark meadows convince a judge . Hello on this friday, thank you so much for joining us. Its 10 00 eastern, im Ana Cabrera Reporting from new york, and this morning donald trump wakes up as the first president in American History with a mug shot, and the former Commander In Chief now has another identity in georgias prison system. Donald trump is now number p01135809. Trump defiant following his surrender in Fulton County, returning to x, formerly known as twitter for the First Time Since january of 2021, just days after the insurrection when he was booted off the website. Ask he blasted out that photo and decried Election Interference. He says never surrender. But he surrendered, and it was one of a number of developmen
But this, this will likely be the most enduring image of the case. A mug shot of a former president of the united states. Donald trump turned himself in at the Fulton County jail last night to be booked and processed on charges he tried to overturn the results of the 2020 president ial election in georgia. Trump denies any wrongdoing. With us now to start off our coverage this hour, msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin, outside the Fulton County courthouse in atlanta. Nbc news correspondent Blayne Alexander Outside the Fulton County jail in atlanta. Dave aaronburg, state attorney for palm beach county, florida. Keisha lance bottoms, former mayor of atlanta, former director of the White House Office of public engagement. So, lisa, what more do we know about this hearing currently under way on the Harrison Floyd case . So, jose, we were expecting that hearing to take place right behind me at the Fulton County courthouse, but as of right now, it is unclear whether that hearing is taking place h
Of the co-defendants in the election interference case. we mentioned harrison floyd earlier who turned himself in yes, but he is still in custody. our legal analyst lisa rubin is joining us now from the courthouse in atlanta. what do we know about this hearing, lisa? reporter: hey, ana, i m having a little bit of trouble hearing you right now, but what we know right now is that harrison floyd, who is the only one of the 19 defendants in this election interference case to be still in custody has his initial appearance with judge scott mcafee at 11:00 a.m. this won t be only the first hearing in the case, but the first time we actually hear from judge scott mcafee in person. he is a relatively new judge at 34 years old, he s only been on the bench for six months, and you heard me right, he s 34 years old. he s a relatively young lawyer to begin with. we expect harrison floyd s hearing to start at around 11:00 a.m. this morning. one of the things that will obviously be discussed is why
Assaulting a federal officer, and this allegedly took place when a pair of fbi special agents served him a federal grand jury subpoena at his maryland home. what does that do for floyd s future with this case? well, i do think that fani willis is going to make a determination as to how she moves forward when and with whom ultimately. the fact that she has this additional legal matter is kind of like a defendant who has a second case, and as a former prosecutor i had to deal with that on a number of occasions, in jurisdictions that are different at levels that are different. you may have someone who has a federal case they re fighting and you have someone who has a state case they re fighting. these things are not necessarily unusual. ultimately as we ve been talking about, fani willis wants to tell a very cohesive narrative around everyone who is listed on that indictment and their participation with respect to fulton county. anyone who has anything else going on, they are going to w
Unintended cons for his gamble. from the court of public opinion, the earlier the people hear all the evidence the government has assembled and they hear it for this defendant and then the next defendant and then the next one, it s hammered home in the public mind that there s a whole lot of evidence getting through and it applies to everybody. that s a good thing from a security perspective. another unintended consequence will be the other defendants hear the evidence against chesebro and they re by transference against them, and they start pleading because they don t want to go to trial against that kind of evidence. so it could be a win for the government and the prosecution. charles, one of trump s co-defendants is actually still in jail, harrison floyd, who allegedly tried to pressure georgia election worker ruby freeman into falsely confessing to election crimes she didn t commit, he was also charged in may we ve learned with