The guys are revving up the cars. It is loud. I am telling you it is louder in person. They will be coming here soon to us. Were so excited. We have a great show everybody today. I think theyre getting out of the cars now. They said it would be pretty tight. They will get out of these windows, i think. Can they get out . Here they are. Pete thats great. Will not made for guys my height. Must be smaller guys driving those cars, sometime. Rachel good job. Good job. Who had a hard time getting out the window. Pete i got out first. Will he is taller than me. The guy that got out of that car must be taller than i. It is a first for sure. Will that is a lot of horsepower. You can feel it when it rumbles. Pete the other thing, the Steering Wheel is right up on your chest. Will that is why you beat me out of the car. Forgot to take the Steering Wheel off. Pete i watched the undercard races. When they drive, theyre driving like this. There is no room in there. Rachel like a gazillion laps. Will
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ex-president for charges, and a judge saying that words do indeed have consequences. donald trump is now under a gag order in the criminal case brought by the manhattan d.a. alleging a cover-up. the young barring trump from attacking or directing others to attack potential witnesses, jurors, prosecutors and court staff. and the ex-president is allowed to make statements about district attorney alvin bragg. if his ruling, the judge said that the need to protect the integrity of the process from the defendant with one of the biggest platforms in the world. as trial neared it pushed him to issue the cord. quote, given the eve of trial is upon us, it is without question that the imminency of the risk of harm is paramount. the rules was issued hours after trump made two statements that would arguably have violated the gag order. times records in a rambling and angry post on his social media site on tuesday, he made a reference to michael cohen, claiming without explanation that
good evening and welcome to a special episode of the trump indictments, donald trump is charged with 88 felony counts in four different jurisdictions. in this hour, we will cover the latest developments in donald trump s criminal cases starting with fulton county, georgia today. we will also zoom out and reflect on whether the american justice system has so far proven whether it can meet the challenges of, as we write in our book, the former president s attempt to politicize our corrupt not only elections, but american governance and the rule of law. jamie raskin will join us. later in the hour, we will flip the script and ask and msnbc anchor the important questions. chris hayes will join us to weigh in on the media s role in the event that voters ultimately get to render a verdict on donald trump before a jury does. our breaking news tonight comes out of fulton county, georgia for district attorney fani willis has learned that she will not be disqualified from her elect
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