appointment. so right before that, right before attorney general merrick garland decided to take the advice from the letter and called the fbi to keep an eye on the parents. now garcia used this dad as an example of the dangerous uptick that they said existed at these school board meetings. his terrible story coming up. it s really scary that our government is going to weaponize themselves against parents? they re using my video across the nation to spread fear? that s wrong. i m not a bully or racist. i love this country. i have better stuff for it. martha: here s a question. how much coordination was there between the nfca, the white house and the department of justice about these troublesome parents that needed to be watched? congressman jim jordan led some tough questioning of the attorney general and now he issued a letter for the attorney general to start pulling back on this. first, mike emanuel with the origins of how all of this laid out. the time line is fascina
actually a felony. we ll get to all of that in a moment. but first we want to start with the bond. a new york appeals court knocked it down from $450 million and counting to 175 million. donald trump says he will pay it quickly within the ten-day extension. but more importantly, what does that decision mean for an appeal of the judgment itself? joining us now, nbc news investigations correspondent tom winter, msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin, former new york assistant attorney general adam pollock, and nbc news business and data correspondent, brian cheung. everybody, welcome. lisa, let s talk about knocking down this bond. it s a really big deal. clearly what donald trump was hoping would happen. absolutely what he was hoping would happen, and assuming, katy, that he posts this bond within the next ten days, it will prevent the attorney general from taking any enforcement efforts. i want to make one thing really clear. while we are talking about this as a major victor
we have a critical bow to fund the government happening in the next hour. and lawmakers to avoid a partial shutdown by midnight? time is running out for donald trump, new details on his scramble to find $64 million as authority teams threaten to seize his real estate. we begin with breaking news out of the united nations this morning. the un security council voted against a us-led resolution, calling for an immediate cease- fire in gaza, with vetoes from russia and china. this was the first time that the u.s. had backed you and calls for cease-fires in the war. it comes with the secretary of state in israel meeting with prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the war cabinet. as tensions remain high between the israeli premise from the white house. fragile diplomacy as israel sustains its days long assault on the hospital in gaza. ralph sanchez joins us now. we have the former deputy director secretary of state. what is the response to the united nations boat? we have not
trump and one is out prime plus president biden with a big time fundraising lead over trump, but it does not stop there. we re going to show you tonight just how far behind the republicans are from the democrats right now and new video tonight showing hundreds of migrants rushing past razor wire at the southern border. this is incredible footage in the united states. what paused it. we re going to take you there live. let s go out front and good evening. i m erin burnett outfront tonight ready to seize the new york attorney general making a major move to take trump s prized assets filing paperwork in new york s westchester county, which would allow her to take control of two of trump s prized properties if she chooses james at the ready to seize, if trump doesn t get the $464 million bond by monday. now, westchester is just north of new york city. it has the location of one of trump s private golf courses and his estate known as seven springs. seven springs is 50,00
gunfire bomb on a moscow concert hall. three days to pay. did donald trump come up with half a billion? a thing called truth social. tonight, who will donald trump owe, if he makes his deadline. and inside the calamitous collapse. we will tell our voters. i m chris hayes. has not been independently verified by nbc news. so according to russia s prosecutor general, several camouflaged men broke into the crocus city hall. and began firing weapons indiscriminately. ahead of what was said to be a soldout rock concert. one russian journal ist was present in the attacks. the men were throwing incendiary bombs as well. a fire subsequently broke out at the venue. one russian news agency at risk of collapsing. hundreds of firefighters were dispatched at the scene. and efforts were under way to evacuate those who were trapped inside. russian officials say they are investigating the attack as an attack of terror. as i mentioned earlier, isis k has claimed responsibility, thoug