The Supreme Court says that itll decide the biggest question of all about donald trump and the presidency thats tonight on newsnight good evening. Im abby philip in new york, april 22. Thats a date that you should circle on your calendar. It may go down as a defining day in the history of the republic. Its the de, that the Supreme Court says that it will hear oral arguments on the question hanging over the 2024 election, like a guillotine is donald trump immune from prosecution on charges that he interfered with the 2020 election . Is he immune from anything related to that violent january 6 insurrection that he encouraged . The high court revealed its plan and to dry paragraphs, the justices set out a clear timeline. There one that collides directly with his other trials and with the election that is very much underway. March 19, for example, is the due date for briefs. March 19 is also the day when voters in arizona in florida, in illinois, and kansas, and ohio all head to the polls.
him settling scores. he s shown himself, most particular he doesn t give a damn about the american people. former new jersey governor chris christie is the loudest voice against donald trump so far in the 2024 republican race. it comes as the former president is set to be arraigned what are we? the falcon here? chewbacca. i don t think our viewers can see what was going on and i was covering perfectly. you were covering perfectly. everything was going fine. if i m not telling people one minute before did you see the lights go out on lemire? were you supposed to pay the electric bill? we rotate who does the bills. i wanted to have sort of the 1950s murrow vibe. it started up and it sounded like when hans was hammering the millennial falcon. that s how i fix everything. as you can see, joe and willie are back together al with katty and me. former president trump is set to be arraigned this afternoon on multiple federal charges for his handling of c
Community gathers, what the defense department compiles over the course of a presidency, what they use to advise policymakers and decision makers on how to proceed forward. it s just sitting around in the basement, sitting in the bathroom behind the shower curtain. this kind of information is not supposed to be out of a secure location. donald trump is getting his come up ins today in a way i don t think he expected. joyce vance, we ve been talking about how donald trump is having a hard time finding an attorney. part of this, as chris christie said last night, it s indefensible. bill barr used the word toast. he read the indictment and said the guy is toast, that s barr talking about donald trump. as you read through this, how serious, how damning are these charges? the charges are extraordinary serious in and of themselves. but it s the fact detail that
Sides of the aisle. you saw a lot of people, conservatives, liberals, generalists, sort of dunking on the come-up-ins of michael avenatti. i thought that s really gross because somewhere in this story there s a victim. we don t even know who she is yet. at the very least we should feel very badly that some woman potentially got beat up in this. but he s so polarizing we sort of naturally go to, you know, go to hating on him for political reasons or just because we tend to dislike him. but we should keep focused on the real story here, which isn t trump, which isn t stormy, which isn t cnn. it s the woman at the center of this and whether or not she was the victim of abuse. i also wonder if more peripherally there were other victims that michael avenatti