we know a thing by its opposite. hot means nothing without cold, and since i m traveling the world to explore the nature of happiness and my own struggles to find it, i decide to visit an unhappy place. and if i m going to do unhappy, i want somewhere that does it with panache and takes pride in its wallowing, somewhere full of beautiful expressions like, i don t want to feel good. i just want my neighbor to feel bad. [upbeat acoustic music] welcome to bulgaria. [nicky blitz blast off ] - getting too close, better pull on back - what if i travel the world, exploring what makes some places happier than others? - need a one-two. - i m looking at the ways that where we are. - yeah, i m a-comin , i m a-comin - affect who we are. - whoo, i m a-comin i m a-comin , yeah. - it s been said that the search for happiness is the chief source of unhappiness. - i m a-comin , i m a-comin . - well, that s okay. i m already unhappy, so i ve got nothing to lose
week but there s no question overall two big things stuck out to me. first of all this week was an extraordinarily reminder of just how much legal trouble the legal president is in. it s really something to have all eyes glued on the courthouse in washington, d.c. watching what jack smith is going to do, waiting for an indictment in the investigation and his attempt to overturn the 2020 election, only to have a new separate superseding indictment draft in the investigation into his mishandling of classified documents. all happening within the span of hours. you really can t make this stuff up sometimes. and put $1 figure on this mountain of legal trouble, just last night the washington post came out with a new piece detailing the more than $40 million trump s political group is spent on legal costs to defend not just trump, but his advisers and others in the first half of this year alone. the first half of this year alone, at $40 million from trump supporters all across the c
special counsel jack smith s team has now charged both with multiple crimes. including conspiracy to obstruct justice. if convicted, they could ve face years-long prison sentences. in the district courthouse in washington, d.c., we will be awaiting for another possible indictment in the investigation into trump s attempt to overturn the 2020 election. and two new developments today. first, according to the washington post, trump s pack to save america spent about $40 million in the first six months of 2023 covering his legal fees in some others in his orbit. also, an internet for one of the mar-a-lago employees named in a superseding indictments alongside former president trump said he had not secured a florida-based lawyer ahead of the first court appearance and miami on monday. later on the show, two stories i need you to stick around to hear. one, a major milestone celebrated by one of the biggest black sororities in the country while a black fraternity is moving its annua
from all of our colleagues across the networks that nbc news, thank you for staying up, late be good this, weekend and i will see at the end of monday. in a federal court in miami at 10:30 am on monday. and then on tuesday the graduate special counsel jack smith has been using in his investigation into trump s attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election, that jury is expected to meet again, which could mean more testimony or it could mean a possible indictment. and as much as everyone is and has been holding their breath to see what happens in that investigation, let s be clear that special counsel jack smith took us all by surprise yesterday with a new superseding indictment in the mar-a-lago investigation and that new indictment offers a potentially valuable clue about what we might see in smith s other indictment, shouldn t actually happen. all sorts of information in the mar-a-lago case seems to come from a witness referred to as employee number 2. it alleges
also this hour, ron desantis at war with some fellow republicans who are taking aim at the florida governor over his support of teaching guidelines that suggest enslaved people benefited from slavery. all that, plus a woman who faked a story about going missing is now being charged for false report by officials, you say they wish they could have gone further. in a global heat wave from soaring temperatures here at home, to heat fueled wildfires overseas, will bring you the latest on the dangerous situation around the world. lebron james posts new video of his son, brawny, just days after he went into cardiac arrest. what bronny s health crisis can teach parents of other young athletes, especially young men of color, that s all coming up next. we re gonna begin with former president trump s rally in pennsylvania, which is set to start in just a few hours, he ll be hearing even more baggage this time, with those for us charges from the doj on the classified documents case. le