and another loss for the trump movement sweeping across the state. thanks to all of you for getting up way too early with us on this wednesday morning a jammed back morning joe starts now. on a basis that every single pundit and legal analyst said there is no case. 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. he knew there was no case. it was a felony to falsify business records with intent to defraud. everybody said this is not really an indictment, there s nothing here. these are felony crimes in new york city state. my lawyers said there s nothing here. the defendant repeatedly made false statements. they re not not saying what you did. he always caused others to make false statements. charging a former president of the united states for the first time in history. everyone stands equal before the law. donald trump and manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, held two very different news conferences following yester
with the progressive winning what does it mean for wisconsin? it means a lot. i was told there was no concession call from dan kelly to janet that s not only an extension of the vicious, nasty campaign you saw the last couple of months here in wisconsin but also a reflection of the states in this race this is a court at the center of some truly controversial rulings in the last couple years they struck down covid restrictions months into the pandemic eliminated drop boxes after the 2020 election. it also is a court that sided with republican gerrymandered maps maps experts called the most gerrymandered in the country it sided with those for legislatively and state seats. this is a court animating the democratic base and for liberals to take over the court for the first time in 15 years it s a
nearly impossible to resolve or ignore. these fissures were on full display this week in the kyle rittenhouse verdict. an acquittal being cheered by the far right, even as it strikes fear in the hearts of communities of color who believe it will be used to justify further violence and oppression. but as troubling as that verdict was, we should not ignore the dangerous assault still being waged by wisconsin republicans on our democracy. this week, the state s democratic governor vetoed republican-drawn redistricting plans that doubled down on maps experts have already called the most severe partisan gerrymanders in the country. the move sets up another legal battle in a state where the republican strategy has long been to reverse or overturn the