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thank, you alex. i want to begin tonight with a special word to and about don trump s criminal defenders, all of whom are offered a standing invitation to appear on this program at anytime. all of donald trump s defense lawyers have failed more spectacularly in the representation of donald trump than anything they have ever done in their professional lives because they have all failed at the most basic task, the first task, of a criminal defense lawyer, which is to control your client. donald trump is out of control, spewing poisonous hateful, racist, sexist lies about the prosecutors and judges who are involved in the cases, the criminal cases against him. or, as in fani willis s case, still investigating him. and every one of donald trump s criminal defense lawyers knows that every poisoned, filthy word donald trump has said about the prosecutors, every one of those words is a pathological lie. and not one of those criminal defense lawyers has the professional digni ....
headquarters in new york city. the grand shake-up. a stunning move in the georgia elections case against donald trump. but it s not about whether d.a. fani willis stays or goes. the judge dismissing six counts in the sweeping racketeering indictment including three against the former president. what led to the decision? and what it means for trump and his co-defendants. plus the last time america pitted the same pair of presidential nominees against each other two elections in a row, gas was a quarter, a burger was less, and donald trump and joe biden were just kids. now americans have the rematch most say they never wanted but voted for anyway. and it ramps up the veepstakes for trump. what the price of admission could be. and one storm washes away more than half a million dollars worth of investment. what an oceanfront community is now asking for after watching its brand new protective sand dune disintegrate. a lot to get to, but we start with that breaking new ....
i ll see at the end of donald trump s fourth criminal indictment, number four appears to be days away. nbc news is now reporting that voting congress returning fani willis is expected to present her case to the grand jury next week. we know the d. a. willis has been investigating trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. her investigation appears to have quite a bit in common with the federal case being brought by special counsel jack smith in washington, d. c.. the case in georgia may prove to be different than dak smith s case in one very meaningful way. to understand that, we have to go back to 1979. the city of atlanta was experiencing an unprecedented wave of crimes. it wasn t nbc nightly news in august of that year. during the first six months of the year, crime and atlanta was up 30%. robbery and aggravated assault were upset many percent. murder was up to. atlanta has had 140 homicides the, highest total since 1973. that was the way that the ....
official who joins me in just a moment says there s no need to hyperventilate. put down the paper bag says jen psaki. she s here with us. first, let s get to our reporters with what the president is expected to talk about tonight and how democrats and republicans will react. joining us now, nbc news correspondent garrett haake, and chief white house correspondent and political analyst, peter baker. peter, bring us into the planning from the white house s perspective. what should we expect? i think you re going to hear the president talk about a few things. first of all, he s going to talk about his accomplishments. he s going to try to remind the country of how things were when they were in the country when he took other the period, in the middle of the covid pandemic, lockdowns, social unrest in the streets. there was of course the january 6th attack on congress and the economy was in free fall. i think he s going to try to remind people how things have gotten better ....
welcome back to the weekend. this week, the supreme court ruled that donald trump can stay on 2024 ballots and next month on april 25th, the same court will review trump s presidential immunity claim and that federal election interference case. now this was the case that was supposed to begin this past monday. well, that was before the high court effectively endorsed donald trump s delay tactics. next guest says the courts should act as soon as they are allowed to in order to hold trump accountable. regardless of how close it is to election day. quote, trump s criminal trials should begin as soon as the supreme court dispatches with his absurd immunity claim and there s no legal reason why they cannot start in august, september, or even october. well, joining us now is the author of those words, election lawyer mark elias and he is the founder of democracy docket and chair of the elias law group and i would argue one of the chief defenders of you know, our democracy i ....