promising them they will get the help they need and that rolling fork he said rolling stone. he meant rolling fork. good to be with you. i m katy tur we ll go to our big story today. donald trump is expected to surrender to the manhattan d.a. on tuesday he s already been calling for protest and now marjorie taylor greene is promising to show up who else is coming we have details on what new york city is doing to make sure it s not january 6th. what kind of case will this be two sources familiar with the indictment tell nbc donald trump is facing about 30 counts related to document fraud. the indictment is under seal lawyers are wondering whether d.a. alvin bragg is on solid ground we explore the tricky legal theory there are also questions about whether a hush money payment from seven years ago to a porn store might set a bad prez cedet we ll ask that to our experts. after tuesday everything changes, not least of which the 2024 race. what happens if a criminal trial goes he
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element of the crime required you to have committed a crime or required you to have concealed a crime. it doesn t it requires you to have intended to do it, to have had the mindset when you falsified the business record, when you wrote those checks, when you made the entries in the ledger books, when you gave an invoice to the client as if to make it look like it was a retainer agreement as opposed to an illegal election interference payment. it only requires that you intended to commit or conceal a crime. i think that that s going to be much easier for the d.a. s office to prove because of all the ways he tried trump tried to hide what the payments were for. i think that s why you ll see around 30 charges because there were 11 payments again, why didn t he make one lump sum payment
president obama signed pay-go into law last night and today the president said in his weekly radio address, this is quote, a common sense rule. it was this rule that helped lead to balanced budgets in the 1990 s by making clear that we could not increase entitlement spending or cut tacks simply by borrowing more money. and it was the abandonment of this rule that allowed the previous administration and congressing to pass massive tax cuts for the wealthy and create an expensive new drug program without paying for any of it. paying is one of the things that congressional democrat want today get past and the president signed it. jamie: republicans oppose it, can you tell us why. republicans opposed pay-go because it doesn t force congress to cut spending, it just allows congress to in some cases increase taxes to pay for their spending and they say the way to get the government s ledger books under control is to stop all the spending. jamie: who have we heard from from the repu
pay go, gregg, because they say it doesn t force congress to cut spending. it allows lawmakers to increase taxes to pay for programs they want to fund. and they say the way to get the government s ledger books under control is to rein in that spending you were just talking about. one republican in particular targeting wasteful spending. tell us about that. oklahoma republican congressman called for hundreds of duplicate programs to be consolidate. congress did not go that far, but rather voted to commission the gao to study the matter and today in the washington times, tom mccloskey and formerly with the national taxpayers union said the gao has already done some of that, writing, quote, in 2000, the gao published a report that found 69 early education programs were being administered by nine agencies. and warned that such duplication would lead to ineffectiveness of the programs original intent. five years later, the gao revisited the situation and once