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organizations have been harmed, they have been forced to divert resources, and explaining the dangers of the harm from abortion drugs. one of the primary reasons that s required is in 2016, the fda took away the requirement that abortion providers report adverse events aside from that would be anybody who is aggressive or vigilant about bringing lawsuits, just simply by resources to advocate their position in court, you say now, causes an injury, and that seems easy to manufacture. i don t think that s true in this case, justice thomas. i realize the lower court talks about where they prelude to cases, and those cases don t count, and in this case they note they have performed studies and analyzed studies and several of those are in the record and they are not short, and they comb through medicare data and other data so they get a true nature of the adverse events and neither are prelude to litigation and would not have occurred but for the fda s conduct in the ca ....
received documents. the department of justice, from their investigation into michael cohen and the stormy daniels payments from several years back. the office has subsequently turned over the documents. about 1000 miles down i-95 in florida the former president was in court in person in the classified documents case. trumps team argued that she should dismiss the entire federal case claiming the documents trumped up with him were personal records and thus excluded from the presidential records act requirement. we await judge cannon s decision on that. she decided to reject a separate motion to dismiss the case. that trial is still set to start in late may. north of florida, nathan wade has reside from his role as prosecutor in the racketeering case against the former president donald trump and multiple co-defendants over efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in georgia. that came shortly after the judge overseeing the proceedings ruled that f ....
plus, he s the infamous trump hatchet man, caught plotting fake electors. we must be prepared to lobby our republican legislatures. how roger stone is responding tonight. and meet the judge who helped rollback your reproductive rights, because doctors love looking at babies. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. fulton county district attorney fani willis was prosecuting donald trump and 18 other criminal criminals interacted tearing charges, announced her office is investigating threats against grand jurors who indicted the ex president. nbc news reporter blayne alexander and ryan reilly reported yesterday that trump supporters leaked reported addresses of grand jurors online, along with their names, which appeared in indictment. this is just the latest example of threatening behavior by trump supporters directed at the various people working to hold them accountable for the crimes he is accused of. we also learned yesterday ....
trump indictments. i m melissa murray. i m andrew weissman. we are both nyu law professors, nbc legal analysts, now the co-authors of the new york times best selling book, the trump indictments. the hist forurge charging documents with commentary. donald trump is charged with 88 felony counts in four different jurisdictions. in this hour, we will cover the latest developments in donald trump s criminal cases starting with fulton county, georgia today. and we will also zoom out and reflect on whether the american justice system has so far proven whether to meet the challenges as we write in our book. the former president s attempt to politicize are corrupt, not only our elections, but the rule of law. january 6 committee member will join us. and later in the hour, we had flip the script. and ask an anchor the important questions. chris hayes will join us to weigh in on the media s role in the event that voters ultimately get to render a verdict on donald trump be ....
good evening and welcome to a special episode of the trump indictments, donald trump is charged with 88 felony counts in four different jurisdictions. in this hour, we will cover the latest developments in donald trump s criminal cases starting with fulton county, georgia today. we will also zoom out and reflect on whether the american justice system has so far proven whether it can meet the challenges of, as we write in our book, the former president s attempt to politicize our corrupt not only elections, but american governance and the rule of law. jamie raskin will join us. later in the hour, we will flip the script and ask and msnbc anchor the important questions. chris hayes will join us to weigh in on the media s role in the event that voters ultimately get to render a verdict on donald trump before a jury does. our breaking news tonight comes out of fulton county, georgia for district attorney fani willis has learned that she will not be disqualified from her ....