reality versus a reality show. when it comes to donald trump, you know which side he tends to come down on. trump seems convinced that he can make people believe the world is actually flat. his embrace of lies, conspiracy theories and alternative facts underscores most of his legal woes. in court filings today in the georgia election interference case, trump pleaded not guilty and opted to waive his right to an arraignment next week. he also requested to sever his case from any of his 18 codefendants who are demanding speedy trials. also today, the judge in the georgia case, scott mcafee, announced cameras would be allowed in the courtroom for all hearings and proceedings. they will also be livestreamed on youtube. so that s fun. as to trump s ivoidance of his arraignment, perhaps he s too busy preparing those bizarre and random social media posts he s been posting that show he continues to live in the upside down. in one, he thanks the heavily democratic city of atlanta and
maybe not know by the way, jessica, they may not know it s happening. what are the signs? so, one is to be vigilant inside the classrooms. pay attention to their behavior when they come home. you know, be involved. ask the questions that are uncomfortable. i know it s hard to bring the subject up. but if you make your thoughts and opinions and everything, you put them upfront for people to hear and understand, you know, do your research on the schools, on the teachers, on the school boards. i think that parents, no matter what, should go with their gut feelings, know they know their intuition. they would know if something is wrong with their children. if you see a rapid change within your child, you know, try to build a relationship on talking with them, asking them what s going on. i definitely think that involvement is the that i could suggest. and just, you guys have the right to do it. you parents have a right to raise your own kids. rachel: yeah. they are your ki
were spared. the tampa bay area, i think things are good. leon county is doing well. we re still assessing what is all going on on the ground in the places that had the initial impact. as i mentioned, the storm is now into georgia bearing down on savannah, which is under both a hurricane warning and a tornado watch. after that, it s expected to push into south carolina, slamming the area between columbia and charleston. this is what idalia looks like when it came ashore along keaton beach. that s one of several coastal florida towns that got the worst of it. areas that have never seen a hurricane like this. the town of perry is another, and that is where this unbelievable video was shot. 100 miles per hour winds flipping a gas station awning right onto its side. right now roughly 275,000 people are without power across florida, more than 90,000 already in georgia, and that s where we begin in georgia. nbc s lindsey reiser joins me now from savannah, lindsey, what s the bi
me. i ll see you at the end of tomorrow. tomorrow it is official along trump s legal battles in the party primary on a collision course. take a look at the calendar. the first nominating contest, the iowa caucus, is currently scheduled to take place on january the 15th. the same day donald trump is scheduled to be in court for his second civil defamation trial. versus author, e. jean carroll. the first one didn t go so well, if you recall. on march 4th, trump is due back in court for the start of his criminal trial over alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. the very next day, march, fifth super tuesday, 15 states are gonna hold their primaries and caucuses for the republican nomination, which means, the majority of the delegates in that republican primary will have already been awarded one day after trump s very first criminal trial gets underway. assuming that holds. less than three weeks later, march 25th, trump s second criminal trial, the one in manhattan, is
the events leading up to january 6th are complex and require years of preparation, and they were saying that about one federal coup case . trump faces two related coup cases in these jurisdictions of course, and two other additional cases. two other trials. now, this is a fact that also came up in court. so many pending criminal trials that these judges are not independently discussing scheduling a cascade of trials. so, this was in that federal courtroom as special counsel smith looked on, the federal judge said she already had conferred with the new york judge saying, quote, i realize that mr. trump s criminal case in new york is scheduled for trial on march 25th. i did speak briefly with judge merchan, the new york judge that is, to let him know i was considering a date that would overlap with his trial. the judge said march 4th, before the new york trial. you can see what s coming down with the trials, the primary calendar. there are many, many things facing this candida