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trial on the trail. donald trump lashes out after a third indictment. those indictments aren t worth the paper they re written on. how will he defend himself and will he go to trial before the election? trump s attorney john lauro joins me in moments. too honest. a central figure in the new case, the former vice president ramps up his criticism of his old boss. the president ultimately continued to demand they choose him over the constitution. what does he make of the case? gop presidential candidate mike pence is next. plus, on message. with just over two weeks until the gop debate, other candidates struggle to break through. mr. president on. is there a new opportunity to edge out the front-runner? gop presidential candidate chris christie joins me ahead. hello, i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is watching court filings pile up. donald trump is kicking off a new week juggling an ever more crowded legal calendar after his thi
will the support in the party continue to grow. the fake charges put forth by thet biden sham indictment, i would assume he s mentally ill. will his top rivals rally around him or start to attack and can our democracy survive this challenge? my guests this morning, john lura and jamie raskin, a member of the january 6th attorney and the former lead january 6th impeachment manager. joining me for insight and be analysis are hallie jackson, peter baker, republican strategist al cardenes and kimberly atkins stohr. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. announcer: from nbc news washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. voters next fall may be faced with an unprecedented choice, whether to put former president donald trump back into the white house or to essentially sign off on his sentencing if he is convicted and send him to a prison or a secret service protected home. the latest indict
to overturn the lelection is within his rights of free speech, saying it all comes down to the way he asks. when it comes to political speech, you cannot only advocate for a position, but you can take action, you can petition. you can ask even your vice president to pause the vote. but you can t break the law, which is what this indictment alleges. what was the i ll tell you what the indictment says. the indictment says that he attempted to cause actions like approving fake electors, opening sham fraud investigations and obstructing the certification of the lelection. whether he can prove that, that s going to happen in the trial. i m just saying what s in the indictment. let me take the first thing, the question about electors. alternate electors are used in every four year cycle, okay? t none of those electors were counted. vice president pence was completely aware of the nature of the they weren t counted because mike pence rejected the scheme. that s why t