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legal fees to an extent. we know there are limits on his generosity there, but he definitely learned lessons from michael cohen, and i m sure he is not pleased that mr. tavares is cooperating and he is not in the same league as boris epistein or michael cohen at one time and this is not good news for him. everyone, stand by. we have more news we are follow following right now. back to our special live coverage of the first televised hearing in the trump election sub version case in the state of georgia. i m katelyn collins in new york alongside wolf blitzer in washington, and this afternoon we witnessed history in real time and on camera, as you can see inside the courtroom, the argument and the key rulings from the judge overseeing this case. the key issue is whether donald trump and 18 of his co-defendants will be ultimately tried together in a sweeping rico indictment or if the case will splinter off into several trials? we now know at least two defendants will s ....
the abortion pill. the southern state now trying to criminalize it as a dangerous controlled substance. and the man charged with attacking nancy pelosi s husband with a hammer is back in court. what to expect at his state trial and the error that has the judge in his federal case calling for a redo. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we want to begin with nbc s dasha burns in fort pearce, florida, where the second of two hearings in trump s classified documents case is now underway. dasha, things got a little heated this morning, but give us the big picture. what s going on there? yeah, it did. let me get you up to speed here. this morning, the judge heard the motion to dismiss walt nauta s case. in this motion, the defense alleges that when special counsel jack smith decided to charge nauta, he was doing so selectively and vindictively. basically saying that it was a form of retaliation for nauta not fully cooperating with the invest ....
critics are dubbing it the russia law. they say that its similar to legislation russia uses to suppress certain opinions and silence critics of the kremlin. those who oppose the bill also argue that the legislation could negatively affect georgia s chances ofjoining the european union. speaking earlier, georgia s prime minister irakli kobakhidze said otherwise. translation: today is the most im ortant translation: today is the most important day translation: today is the most important day in translation: today is the most important day in terms translation: today is the most important day in terms of - important day in terms of strengthening the independence and sovereignty of our country. the adoption of the on transparency of foreign influence law provides strong guarantees for long term peace and stability in georgia, addressing polarisation which is essential for georgia s immigration into the european union. the bbc s rayhan demytrie has been on the ground ....
it can become law. it s likely to be vetoed by georgia s president, but parliament can override the veto with an additional vote. critics are dubbing it the russia law. they say that it s similar to legislation russia uses to suppress certain opinions and silence critics of the kremlin. those who oppose the bill also argue that the legislation could negatively affect georgia s chances ofjoining the european union. he bbcs rayhan demytrie has been on the ground in tbilisi and sent this report from. they marched in with a warning against the protesters who have been demonstrating outside parliament for weeks. protesters stood defiantly, refusing to move away. ..and then violence. ..all in the name of a contentious law, which protesters fear will mark the end of georgia s democracy. you get a sense, now, they are moving more intensely, and the protesters are beginning to boo. they re being pushed away from the square. we will be in the eu. we will be in the eu! freedom to ....
critics are likening the bill to legislation in neighbouring russia, used to stifle dissent and silence criticism of the kremlin. they say it will make it harder if not impossible for georgia tojoin the european union. georgians have been assembling for the past month, trying to sway the governing coalition against passing the legislation ultimately to no avail. let s hear now from two protesters on why they decided to take a stand. i feel like this law is going to destroy the european future that my country has been fighting for and the values that our ancestors have been fighting for for ages, fighting forfor ages, basically. if you look at georgian and literature, as depicted everywhere. translation: depicted everywhere. tuna/mom- depicted everywhere. translation: ., , translation: our government is t in: to translation: our government is trying to pass translation: our government is trying to pass a translation: our government is trying to pass a law tran ....