After team trumps takeover. Plus, the new lawsuit in michigan over the states voter rolls. Then, crime has become a Major Political talking point. So tonight, we are separating fact from fiction. Our Spotlight Conversation with three Police Chiefs from across the country as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. Good evening once again, im Stephanie Ruhle live from msnbc headquarters in New York City and we are now 237 days away from the election. Today, a georgia judge threw out six counts in the election interference case involving donald trump. Three were against trump himself. The rest were against his codefendants including mark meadows and rudy giuliani. One of those counts that was thrown out was directly tied to trumps phone call to georgia Secretary Of State urges him to find more votes. The judge said the counts in Question Quote lacked sufficient detail. Her office declined to comment. We are still of course waiting on the judges ruling about whether willis her
and what they re doing and what s app., which is another acquisition and look at where you are from the 2011 consent decree and where you are today, i m thinking is this guy outfoxing the foxes or is he going along with what is a major trend in an information age to try to harvest information for political forces? and so, my question to you is do you see that those applications, that those companies palenteer and even what s app. are going to fall into the same situation that you have just fallen into over the last several years? senator, i m not i m not sure specifically. overall, i do think that these issues around information access are challenging. to the specifics about those apps, i m not really that familiar with what palenteer