donald trump launching new unfounded attacks on the judge in his hush money trial, even as the judge rips into his legal team. but with a newly expanded gag order now in place, has judge juan merchan run out of options to try to keep trump quiet? and how does all of this set the stage for that landmark trial now less than two weeks away. plus, a team of innocent humanitarian workers killed by an israeli strike. the stunning claims now from the world central kitchen insisting the strike was no accident. and the fallout for millions of palestinians as other aid organizations followed wck and paused operations in gaza. and could today s recall vote mark the final chapter of a councilor in oklahoma. his opponents hoping to correct what they call a grievance error. we ll get the latest from our reporter in enid, oklahoma, a few minutes from now. we start with the legal walls closing in around donald trump. the former president facing new restrictions about what he can say ab
join me live in studio to discuss. florida, the state s supreme court cleared the way for a strict abortion ban that also put the issue on the ballot this november. how that could shake up the presidential race as donald trump says he will have something to say about abortion this week. congresswoman barbara lee to talk about what is at stake and little lol from snl. house republicans have introduced a bill to rename washington, d.c. s dulles airport after donald trump because airports are a lot like trump, a chaotic nightmare that turns you against your own family. i am jonathan k part. this is the sunday show. after being away for two weeks, congress returns to washington on tuesday with a to do list filled with daunting challenges. at the top of that list, the israel-hamas war. today marks six months since the deadly october 7th attack on israel. a lot has changed in the past six months. 11 days after the terrorist attack, president biden flew to israel and embra
eastern. right now, it s the sunday show with jonathan capehart. k is. congress returns to work this week with a full plate of pressing issues. including growing frustration of the israel-hamas war. funding for ukraine. the future of speaker mike johnson and where the democrats help johnson keep his job if marjorie taylor greene follows through on a motion to vacate. we are joined live in the studio to discuss. florida, florida, florida. the state supreme court cleared the way for a strict abortion ban that also put the issue on the ballot this november. how that could shake up the presidential race as donald trump says he will have something to say about abortion this week. congresswoman barbara lee, chair of the pro-choice caucus here to talk about what s at stake. and a little lol from snl. house republicans have introduced a bill to rename washington s dallas d.c. airport after donald trump. airports are a lot like from. a chaotic nightmare that turned two against you
pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. breaking news around the legal drama surrounding former president donald trump. a judge released the full report from a special grand jury that investigated allegations trump and his allies interfered in the 2020 presidential election there. the report includes the names of 21 people that it recommended for the indictment, but were not indicted. the report s introduction and conclusion in a section in which the grand jurors expressed concern that some witnesses may have lied under oath was released in february, but recommendations on who should or should not be charged were kept secret. the panel heard from 75 witnesses over a seven-month period. with us now to talk about this, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian, katie phang, msnbc legal contributor and host of the katie phang show, lisa rubin, msnbc legal analyst, also with us susan paige, washington bureau chief for usa today. katie, let s talk about the big, big
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