Former President Donald Trump set to be arrested and arraigned again tomorrow. We have new details on what to expect in court. Prosecutors named six coconspirators allegedly involved in the scheme. So will they face charges now . Might it be possible they could flip . The special counsel praising the Law Enforcement who stared down an insurrection, pushed back rioters on january 6th. One of those officers joins us on what today means for them. Saras off. Im kate bolduan with john berman. This is cnn news central. Tomorrow, former President Donald Trump is expected to be arrested and arraigned again following a third Criminal Indictment. This one is different, not having to do with Hush Money Payments before he was president , not having to do with classified documents after he was president. This was while he was president and his fight to stay in power after losing the election. Hes charged with four new federal criminal counts. You put your finger on what makes this so historic is be
whirlwind visit to taiwan, meeting earlier today with the island s democratically elected president, in defiance of provocative live fire drills from china s military. and also this hour we ll talk to kentucky governor andy beshear about the search and rescue efforts as the death count rises from this week s historic floods. i ll speak to senator kirsten gillibrand about the passage of new medical benefits for burn pit victims finally. and we are on sinema watch, waiting for that 50th democratic senator to signal whether or not she will support the democrats new compromise bill to cut prescription drug costs and combat climate change. but we begin with politics. joining us now, nbc s dasha burns in kansas. nbc s vaughn hillyard in aarizona. and nbc s yamiche alcindor in st. louis. the dream team. dasha, first to you. this amazing turnout. the defeat of the amendment, the kansas state constitution. it s now becoming a rallying cry for democrats and abortion rights supporters
we are in unprecedented territory here. that new polling shows 19% of people from the new york times sienna poll don t believe donald trump threatened democracy. i m sorry, only 19% believed that he did that. only 17% believed that he committed any federal crimes and so this is a question for first the republican party and then the greater american population of did trump do anything wrong here and is he fit to be president and that is where it inserts himself into this primary and we ll continue to hear from these candidates as it is a central issue in this republican primary, kate. great to see you, jessica. thank you. with us now, cnn political director david chalian. to the point that jessica was making there, look, usually re-election campaigns are about the incumbent, about joe biden, but how is not everything that s going to happen and the primary and if trump wins the general election how is this not now
it was a resounding yes in response to that question, will abortion rights get voters to the polls. and the turnout was approaching presidential levels, presidential primary levels. amazing that this actually happened. thank you, dasha burns. and vaughn hillyard, president trump s strength within the republican party certainly most noticeable in your home state of arizona. a lot of very interesting races there. reporter: andrea, in the conversation that we ve had over the last weeks was what impact would the january 6th public hearings have on the greater american population? ultimately republican voters at least here in arizona, they pushed aside the rather damning allegations, the serious allegations laid out against the former president in the leadup to january 6th there, and backed his slate of candidates here in arizona. not only for attorney general but also for secretary of state, for u.s. senate. he celebrated the ousting of rusty bowers, who of course is the arizona house