the morning it is sunda april 9th. donald trump s arraignment las tuesday was a singular momen in american history. never before has an american president been charged i connection with the crime. but the manhattan district attorney s criminal charge against trump barely scratch the surface of the legal troubles that he is facing it s not even the only pending case involving him in new york this week trump is expecte back in new york for a deposition related to a civi suit filed for the new yor state attorney general letitia james. last september, she filed a 25 dollar lawsuit against trump his three eldest - accusing them of fraudulen business practices 60 days from now, a trial is - in one of the two civi lawsuits filed against donal trump by the author an columnist e. jean carroll. a few years ago carole published a book in which sh accused trump of raping her in a dressing room in a luxur department store back in the mid 1990s. trump denied these accusations say they ve
investigating, we ve heard fro the january six committee, o we ve heard the other side o it this is gonna be interesting and new information. and then there are seven mor aides that he is going to hear from is that a fast process or a really slow process are we gonna see this before people have a chance to vote for donald trump oh i think we will. you know, jack smith was appointed in november. he, this thing has picked up speed. very quickly now, when it comes to thos aides testifying, some may tak the fifth. i mean if mark meadows is in any sense, he will be taking the fifth. i mean he is potentially a defendant. so it might not take as long a we think cuccinelli for example is part of those aides, he is ha already testified partially. so i do think it will go relatively quickly jack smith seems like a ma with a foot on the accelerator how big a deal is mik pence s testimony? mostly because it feels like some people who know mike penc that he was waiting for this t
headlines, what we ve seen recently coming out of ukraine. you re talking about the executions in bucha, the train station attack that we talked about earlier in our broadcast, hospital attack. rebecca, how would you start to lay out a case here? how would that come together? so we have an abundance of information that we re seeing literally on the screen right now of what prosecutors would call crime-based evidence. all of the bombings, all of the dead bodies, showing that atrocities have happened. but the challenge for a prosecutor is to link that to an individual perpetrator. that s what we call linkage evidence, and that requires getting in there as a professional investigator, interviewing victims, witnesses, perhaps floyders in the russian insiders in the russian military, steps in friendsics that can make the connection between what we re seeing and an individual who can be held accountable in a court of law. when you lay it out that way, it sounds like that would take? ti
bombings and dead bodies and showing atrocities have happened. the challenge for prosecutor is to link that to an individual pe perpetrator. forensics that can make the connection between these scenes that we are seeing and individuals who can be held accountable in the court of law. when law it out that way it sounds like it would take some time. it is never a fast process. there is incredible amount of political whaling around accountability. more than we have seen in any other conflict outside of europe. right. i think that leads us to the next question to when could we start to see this play out. you know well, 20 years for this
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