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reality versus a reality show. when it comes to donald trump, you know which side he tends to come down on. trump seems convinced that he can make people believe the world is actually flat. his embrace of lies, conspiracy theories and alternative facts underscores most of his legal woes. in court filings today in the georgia election interference case, trump pleaded not guilty and opted to waive his right to an arraignment next week. he also requested to sever his case from any of his 18 codefendants who are demanding speedy trials. also today, the judge in the georgia case, scott mcafee, announced cameras would be allowed in the courtroom for all hearings and proceedings. they will also be livestreamed on youtube. so that s fun. as to trump s ivoidance of his arraignment, perhaps he s too busy preparing those bizarre and random social media posts he s been posting that show he continues to live in the upside down. in one, he thanks the heavily democratic city of atlant ....
mugshot. they didn t teach me that at the wharton school of finance. went through an experience today i never thould i d have to. the arraignment for trump s codefendants is set for next wednesday, september 6th trump filing a motion to sever his case from the other defendants. the lawyers saying he won t have enough time to prepare for the october 23rd trial date, which was set after his former lawyer asked for a speedy trial. three of trump s codefendants pleaded not guilty and waved their appearance. to date, more than 1,000 people have been charged for crimes stemming from the insurrection on january 6th. most of those in federal court in washington. a proud boys lieutenant joseph biggs was sentenced to 17 years in prison today for ze decision conspiracy. that s the second longest sentence to date. it s short of what the doj requested. they wanted 33 years. enrique tarrio s sentencing will take place next tuesday. this is not a full accountability. there are still ....
we re tracking the fallout in that devastating ruling that found year of fraud by trump and his companies. the trump org reeling as a new hearing held today. the rule came out yesterday. it was big news. for all the pending cases against trump, this one has swift financial consequences with fraud and financial tricks and a fantasy world is what the judge said they were operating in, not the real world. lies to banks based on and patently false fatally flawed claims as well as other judgmental terms you see there by the judge. now, experts and trump lawyers are already scouring this ruling to make sense of what it means when you cancel business licenses, when you dissolve parts of the company. and we have more clues on what that means today, because trump s lawyers were in court today asking the judge if the order means they have to sell assets, including trump tower, would this oust the sons from their own homes? the answers could come within a detailed follow-up in a ....
just the opposite. also tonight, kevin mccarthy s government shutdown is now just three days away with little hope he can get control of his chaos caucus in time to avert disaster. democratic house leader hakeem jeffries joins me. but we begin with breaking news tonight. judge tanya chutkan, presiding over donald trump s federal election interference case, has rejected trump s request for her to recuse herself in the case. judge chutkan s thorough rebuke that he should be prosecuted and imprisoned. it s trump s second defeat by a judge in just two days. yesterday s ruling by a new york judge, an attorney general latitia james civil lawsuit against trump undercut one of his most consequential myths, the lie that trump was in real life the character that he played on tv for 14 seasons on the apprentice. billionaire, successful real estate developer, a wise businessman. but the truth was, and still is, that the twice-impeached, four times indicted, civilly liable for ....
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