were actually kind of watching and waiting for those potential charges in the other case. and then everyone learned smith was actually busy on this front as well. breaking news. dot now faces new charges in the mar-a-lago documents case thanks to a superseding indictment from special counsel jack smith. superseding indictment. a new third defendant, mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira. the property manager who claims the boss wanted it erased. now today marks the first court appearance of that aforementioned new target of the jack smith probe, trump s co-defendant walked into court this morning, arraigned on four charges. he does not have a florida attorney yet so he couldn t formally plea. he s on bond with standard instructions not to discuss this case with his co-defendants, donald trump and walt nauta. he is bringing the charges because he thinks he has the evidence to convict on him, which is what prosecutors are supposed to do. and, two, prosecuto
carolina senator jesse helms was pulling behind his black democratic challenger. so helms called in the political consultants who in turn helped the helms campaign to fight back. this is what theygn came up wit this ad. you needed that job because you were the best qualified, but they had to give it to a minority because of a racial quota. is that really fair? harvey gains says it is. your vote on this issue, for racial quota, harvey gain, against racial quotas, jesse helms. you were a better candidate than the minority guy that they went with. can you feel the injustice of it all? that ad was exactly what senator jesse helms needed. he won re-election to a fourth term in the senate 54 to 46%. that strategy worked, it worked well, making gant the face of affirmative action, a racial quota system that kept whites at a disadvantage ipfavor of less qualified minorities, it was potent stuff. the race baiting and the zero-sum politics, it moved people because it angered them a
experienced in the department of justice. they have investigated this case to the highest ethical standards and they will continue to do so as this case proceeds. the case jack smith is referring to could proceed in new jersey, according to legal experts, which could explain some of the things trump was not charged with in the indictment filed in the southern district of florida. also tonight, what to expect when president biden attends a major gun control summit tomorrow in connecticut. senator chris murphy joins me. plus, i have a big announcement about a blockbuster reidout special next week with a very special guest. they don t get much bigger. i will spill the beans a little later. but we begin tonight with the wild card in the mishandling of classified documents case against the twice impeached, twice indicted former president, donald trump. the wild card is the judge, who is set to oversee the case, u.s. district judge aileen cannon. you may remember her as the t
governor, josh shapiro joins us this sunday, just days before the most consequential midterm election in years, the vicious attack on a pelosi s husband are raising fears of political violence. in her first statement since her husband was attacked in their home a hammer, attempted to tie him up. and said that they would wait until, quote, nancy got home. to be clear they hope it s a final winning message for democrats. joining me now, in an exclusive interview, white house press secretary something that all of us need to say. it should be done in one voice. sadly, it has become political. we need to end this. this is about the president has said multiple times. he has talked about it in his speeches and other remarks. the thing that is probably most haunting about when we hear of the reports of this assailant, this attacker, that you were speaking of. he was yelling out the things we heard during january six. which is, where is nancy? again, we need to end this type
Time that you re dismantling affirmative action, which seems like a one-two punch that will undermine the efforts of minority students to be admitted to these highly elite colleges where, you know, the chances for success and later paving the way in the world are really high. so there s a lot going on here. this is part of the broader picture that goes all the way from college to secondary school to kindergarten, all the way involved. and you re directly involved. what are you trying to achieve here? thank you for having me. great to be with you, professor. i went to nyu law so keeping it in the family so to speak. i love the numbers you were putting up, ari, because those are the facts and the facts that speak for themselves. at lawyers for civil rights we re extremely concerned that we re talking about six, seven times more likely to get into harvard if you are a affiliated