but we are, again, expecting him to come down with some of those aides and advisors, with those lawyers, and head over to the courthouse. i m told by a number of advisors, they do not believe it s going to be a long there he is. there s the former president coming out. stepping down. see if he walks over here and we can get any questions with him. doesn t look like he s going to take questions, guys, so we ll wait on the other end there. we are going to get in the motorcade, so i m going to drop off here and check back in. kristen holmes traveling with donald trump as he made his way to reagan national airport in virginia, and now he s on his way to the e. barrett prettyman courthouse in downtown washington, d.c. carrie, back to you. the idea of whether or not donald trump knew that the falsehoods he was sharing about the election were, in fact, falsehoods is something that his defense attorneys have suggested will be relevant and something that will be difficult for pros
a period of time. but trump is on the ballot. he is still on the ballot. the supreme court unanimously ruled think today that he cannot be removed from the ballot in colorado, really, any other state for that matter. and really what the ballots already printed up and colorado voters along with 15 other states heading to the polls and a few hours from even now on super tuesday, there was really no time to waste all nine justices agreed. isn t a judicial love story in the making you had me at hello. god i love that movie well, a three supreme court justices must have had that movie on the brain today only it wasn t much of a love story and there was no one s screaming about kwon are showing them the money. nope, this time the so-called liberal justices, sonia sotomayor, elena kagan, and ketanji brown jackson in a concurring opinion basically told her cat there are colleagues quit while you re ahead, you have them at patchwork. see you? i did there. you re waiting
it s very significant. the weight of resources are no longer in your favor, i don t care how much money you necessarily have. what they re doing now is likely expected a not guilty plea where he will formally tell the court he has notice of all the charges against him, and they will set some date in the future in terms of when he will have to either have discovery provided to him, there likely is not going to be a motion schedule for the things that you would argue about what would come into evidence, that s going to be longer down the road. but the notion of a rap sheet is so significant with these different indictments, particularly because of this reason normally if somebody has charges against them, trials in the same vicinity, you re talking about maybe if they are convicted they re going to run concurrent sentences, meaning this one will run on top of the other and the other. it s not going to be you ll serve five years for this one, then ten years for another, five f
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hi, laura. i m surprised he forgot about that moment. because we are still wondering what the heck happened in helsinki. a lot has gone on since then. you think? how much time you got? kaitlan, thank you so much for a good evening, everyone. i am lara coates. did donald trump privately admit that he lost the election? tonight, we are running the special counsel that very question to his inner circle. trump setting a cappella with jared kushner, hope hicks, they have not testified before the grand jury. in jack smith s investigation to overturn the election. and by asking a question, it might show that prosecutors are interested in something in particular, whether trump acted with a corrupt intent? what he knew, when he knew it? and how he was acting on it? now kushner, according to the new york times, testified that he believed that trump truly believed the election was stolen. now, i should note of course, that that contradicts what other witnesses have claimed, includin