day in a good way. like, i didn t know i had muscles here, what is that? have a great weekend and we ll see you next week. thank you, allie. good evening. i m ali velshi in for ari melber. thanks for joining us for the two-hour edition of the beat. the cases targeting trump are accelerating as prosecutors prepare to put actual evidence in front of actual juries. we re watching for developments in the georgia case specifically over when, how, and where this case is going to be tried. trump codefendant and former chief of staff mark meadows is awaiting a judge s decision on his bid to move his case or his part of it, because he s one of the 19 codefendants, to federal court. meadows claims the actions for which he was charged, setting up calls, reaching out to state officials as trump contested the 2020 election, were just part of his white house job. fani willis flatly rejects that, arguing even one official act shouldn t be enough to move meadows case, and helping over
in a defamation suit brought by two georgia election workers. political advisers saying giuliani was wrongly accused in the matter. up next, though, a civil trial that could see trump s former personal attorney held financially liable. joining me now from fulton county is blayne alexander. what more can you tell us about the upcoming arraignments and what this separate motion means for the trial as trump s attorneys, they re seeking to completely sever his case from the other codefendants. well, alex, let s start with the arraignments. we know that september 6th, next wednesday at 9:30 a.m., the former president will not be appearing before a fulton county judge. he s waived that arraignment appearance as is his right, and he s entered a not guilty plea, so that certainly answers a lot of questions we had as to whether or not we would see the same kind of extraordinary show of him coming down to georgia, going instead inside a courthouse, and facing a judge we will not see.
in the south, the white house promising help for the communities ravaged by powerful tornadoes this weekend. we re live in one of the hardest hit areas. plus new details surrounding the grand jury investigating the hush money payment made during the 2016 campaign. who just testified and what he could say. we re live in paris thousands of protesters are blocking trains and streets once again over the plan to raise the pension age. we begin this very busy hour with the latest on the deadly shooting at the school in nashville. this morning the heartbroken community is in mourning after three students, all 9 years old, were gunned down along with three adults by a 28-year-old former student. today we re learning new details about the victims of the tragedy. among them the head master, a substitute teacher and the custodian. the children were 9 years old. police say a sense of resentment may have played a role in the attack adding the suspect had a map of the school and cond
they just passed a bill to arm teachers. don t worry, be happy. a campaign veteran explains why democrats should feel pretty good about biden versus trump as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening. once again, i am stephanie ruhle and we are now 208 days away from the election in just four days away from donald trump s first criminal trial. can you believe it? trump is accused of hiding hush money payments to cover up his affair with porn star stormy daniels. trump has pleaded not guilty and today, nbc news obtained a list of potential prosecution witnesses. it includes stormy daniels, and also, former trump fixer michael kahn who prosecutors say helped funnel the money. the witness list has other former trump organization employees. the specific charge, of course, is falsifying business records. each of them, 34 counts, has a maximum penalty of four years in prison, and a $5000 fine. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg says his office prosecutes charges
Interviews with newsmakers and discussions of current affairs. adviser john bolton and marco rubio, a top member of the senate intelligence and foreign relations committee. bolton and marco rubio only on fox news sunday . then a federal judge blocked a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic on some 3-d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it s a good idea. hours after this - - i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. chris: president trump bashes journalists again. what ever happened to fair press? what ever happened to honest reporting? they don t report it. they only make up stories. chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divine. all right now on fox news sunday . hello again from fox news in washington. top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming
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