tranche of evidence in the classified documents case against donald trump. the ex president s legal team now has access to discovery material, including evidence obtained through subpoena and search warrants, transcripts of grand jury testimony in both washington, d.c., and florida, witness interviews conducted through last month, and excerpts of closed circuit television footage. also included are the grand jury testimony of witnesses who will testify for the government at this case. all of this is a routine part of the process following trump s indictment earlier this month on 37 felony counts. it underscores the surreal current state of affairs. donald trump is the ex president of the united states. he is the current front runner for the republican nomination. and he s a criminal defendant in a federal criminal case entitled to exactly the same amount of due process as all citizens under the constitution. all of those things being true as once as a real test for the usual rhetoric a
sale are two very distinct things. we should say in the polling between april and june shows a little bit of movement in the right direction, if you are someone who is a republican and doesn t want trump to be the nominee, he goes from 69 to 50, night desantis picks up a few points. there is other reasons, this is about whether a third party candidate would spoil that. this is sort of april to june comparisons. there is reason to think there is an opening here. i completely agree. i do think, tim, and there is a strange waiting for the meteor feeling to the whole field. it s just like, look, people like him, you kind of alienate
in mid air flying to the united states for a meeting with none other than, yes, then president donald trump. the two men had met before new york and paris, but these were to be formal talks of the white house meant to boost trump s dimly diplomatic bona fides. a source told the daily beast that prosecutors were trying to stop him from using that meeting with trump to pressure the united states to drop the case against him. after learning of the indictment, he did cancel the visit and returned home in kosovo. a little over four months later, after a judge confirmed the charges against, him thought she resigned from the presidency. he flew to the hague where he was taken into custody. the man had been a sitting president of this new nation, a hero, a founding father, jack smith continued methodically plugging away at his work. trying several of thaçi s former allies in the kale a. your honors, this is a case about the conditions required
the fact they are open to someone else in closing the sale are two very distinct things. we should say in the polling between april and june shows a little bit of movement in the right direction, if you are someone who is a republican and doesn t want trump to be the nominee, he goes from 69 to 50, night desantis picks up a few points. there is other reasons, this is about whether a third party candidate would spoil that. this is sort of april to june comparisons. there is reason to think there is an opening here. i completely agree. i do think, tim, and there is a strange waiting for the meteor feeling to the whole field. it s just like, look, people like him, you kind of alienate all the people you are trying to persuade if you criticize him, because then you are a lid. i don t, know maybe when we get to the fifth indictment, it s like, actually, sitting in a courtroom, you know? and that is what it feels like to me. it s like waiting for a
his second case against the president. my office will be unrelenting and an stopping. tonight, the story of the first world leader jack smith prosecuted and why there is good reason to think he won t let trump off easy. and then if we nominate a lawless, selfish, failed politician like donald trump who lost the house, the senate, and the white house, we all know joe biden will win again. the republican presidential field swells, as trump s calendar fills up with plus, the only people who believe they are above the law are members of the united states supreme court. justice samuel alito s long history of accepting lavish gifts, the titanic submersible lost at sea, and a blistering texas heat that s only going to get worse. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. special counsel jack smith has just turned over the first