thanks for joining us. fear not. nicolle will be back tomorrow. the beat with ari melber starts rite now. hi, ari. thanks so much. i m ari melber. after all this breaking news coverage of trump s indictment we have been at the table. all of our colleagues following this. tonight we turn from this fast fluid first draft of history to a wider view of how history may absorb this historic precedent breaking week, because tonight pulitzer prize winning journalist bob woodward who you see on the right will analyze what you see on the left. he s known for best selling books, including about now defendant donald trump. he is our exclusive guest tonight on the beat. we begin as the nation absorbs the fallout of something many thought was impossible, even recently, something donald trump said would roil the country, the former president arrested by the same government he once ran. that was yesterday. jack smith spoke out through his filing, through his team in court, and today
wall in a way when you deal with trump, because he s got an answer or he s going to spin you off on something, and it s it s too bad for him and his family and his supporters. hmm. yeah. as you say, there s the human aspect to it. there s what we ve learned, and then there s the real human tragedy of all the people that are impacted by it. it s so interesting hearing your perspective on this, bob. this was our longest interview segment of the night, and i still could have gone a lot longer. i hope you will come back, sir, and thank you for making time for the beat on a week this large when i know you re in demand. thanks so much. thank you, bob woodward, the legendary journalist joining us. ahead, how is the world absorbing this? as we wrap up the hour when we come back. come back. by switching.
and that brings us to something different to end tonight s is show. at least our last interview segment, which is two best selling authors that taemed up for a boog that digs into why people care about these things. the book is the horsewoman novel about a mother and daughter e quest wins. thanks to both of you for being here. james, we had you back earlier and we talked to you because you had quite a life. people always ask me why so many stories about questions on the news. every night i do this, you know. [ laughter ] you know, football, great athletes and transition into the great athletes in this story, which are horses and the mother and daughter who compete to go to the olympics. and just the suspension of this is one of these sports like when you watch gymnastics in the olympics, one mistake and you re out. you know, four years of training and it s down the drain just like the buffalo bills went down
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until for years when he was talking against hispanic-americans, only when he said the most recent things about white supremacism was he kicked off the committees. so there s a big tortured history here. and vice president pence is the strongest, if anything, the strongest supporter of the state of israel, of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of anyone in the administration. that said, you can criticize israel without being anti-semitic. and andrea, as you are noting, the vice president s agenda is a weighty one, and he s getting ready to meet with nato allies. i know that you asked him about that, the president s relationship with nato. obviously it has been a rocky one. i want to play for our viewers your interview segment on that and then get your reaction on the other side. what are you trying to do here? fix the problem? nato allies are concerned that he does not support the alliance. president trump has made it