trump s former lawyer, who i already served time for hi role in the scheme, had this t say. he s furious right now. because donald is not somebody who likes to tak accountability and alvin bragg dropped 2000-pound and vilify coun ability right on to his lap. so, it s the first time in his life that he s going to be hel accountable for his own dirt deeds. despite trump facin criminal charges, he s movin forward with his 2024 righ house run. the trump campaign s eve raising money off this cas claiming it raised more than $ million from his supporters in the first 24 hours after the news of the indictment becam public. and trump s republican allies in washington and his supporters, they are standin by their man it is no surprise that they ar already attacking this investigation as a political hit job. without pointing to actual evidence of wrongdoin by prosecutors. during trump s official 2024 campaign rally last month, supporters hel campaign signs with the word witch hunt.
the maga machine in overdriv working to pay any investigation into trump as hoax before the public eve knows the charges. the indictment in new york remains sealed as investigator in washington and atlanta look into trump s efforts t overturn the 2020 election and america waits to find ou if trump will face accountability joining me now, andy crowl reporter at propublica he is author of a death on w street the murder of seth rich in the age of conspiracy. msnbc contributor joe why bank is, here she is coast of the hashtag sisters in the podcast she is also a former watergate prosecutor and the author of the watergate girl and former u.s. attorney and legal affairs columnist for th l.a. times, harry lippman join us all right, folks, jill, you know, msnbc news reports that trump face 30 counts. again, the indictment is still sealed and we do not know th charges. but what should we expect to learn on tuesday obviously we will finally learn what the precise facts that are relie
There will be a ballot question in November asking Atlantic City residents whether a 2024 ordinance to expand the cannabis "green zone" to Albany Avenue should be repealed.
There will be a ballot question in November asking Atlantic City residents whether a 2024 ordinance to expand the cannabis "green zone" to Albany Avenue should be repealed.
Resident Steve Kenny was upset the city downsized the garden that grew vegetables at Atlantic City s Fire Station 6 for the crew and the community to place an emergency generator.