donald trump hates the campaign trail just days before his historic arraignment on federal charges. and vows that he will keep running even if he is convicted. we are breaking down everything we need to know before tuesday s unprecedented hearing at federal court right here in miami, florida. standing by their, man some of trump s 2024 challengers are coming to his defense, but for how long? rick wilson, of the lincoln project, joins me live to talk about the pressure on trump to stay on top. and, later a sop in the face. not 11 families fuming after the pga strikes a deal with a saudi-backed liv golf. a woman who lost her husband on the tragic day joins us to talk about this there are new partnership which could also end up benefiting donald trump. all of that and more is coming up. and the good sunday morning to you, i m katie phang. we begin today s show with a look ahead to the historic arraignment. it just today, former president donald trump is expected to surrender to
The gunman. President trump calls to arm nations teachers and also slams the deputy who was on duty. What he did, he trained his whole life. Theres an example. When it came time to get in there and do something, he didnt have the courage or something happened, but he certainly did a poor job. Good day. Im Andrea Mitchell in washington. A lot of news today. Thanks for joining us. Breaking news, another bombshell in special counsel Robert Muellers russia investigation. A source familiar with the proceedings telling us that former Trump Campaign aide rick gates is expected to plead guilty today, an indication gates is cooperating with the special counsel. This comes a day after Robert Mueller filed a 32count indictment against both gates and former Trump Campaign chairman Paul Manafort, charging both men with additional crimes,
number of counts, some limited conduct that would vastly reduce his prison exposure. We believe this plea is happening in washington, d. C. As you mentioned, there
number and his prison exposure grows? , katy it is enormously significance. look, we ended up in january six of 2021 with a mob destroying the capitol. trying to kill people. we ended up with a mob at donald trump s direct order. trying to overthrow an election. you have got play higgins, you ve got kari lake. you ve got all these other folks who are now saying the quiet part out loud. but if you try to hold trump to stand of accountability and justice we will kill you. that s what they are saying. we should take it seriously. the department doses should take it seriously. law enforcement should take it seriously. these are people who are not doing it rhetorically, they re not doing it with a there are no saying things, like we are gonna storm the battlements and you will rational trump. are you conduct on, the trump there will be violence. take the promise. seriously we are in the late stage american democracy right now. and there is an authoritarian movement and understands the
claimed sort of afterwards to her friends. and she said she stole a hard drive and a gavel from the speaker s conference room, but it was not, it wasn t enough evidence necessarily of that for the jurors to reach a conviction on that count here. and also, she also avoided a conviction on the most serious count, which had the most potential prison exposure, i would would have been to the obstruction of justice count. but nevertheless, with the six convictions, just a few moments ago inside the courtroom, prosecutors asked for her to be taken into custody immediately and the judge will weigh on that at any moment and they referred to it, it is referred to as stepping someone back, and taken into custody by the u.s. marshals and detained until her actual sentencing, which will be about 90 days from now based on the court s schedule. we will find out momentarily whether or not she will actually have consequences immediately for her conviction on the six counts that we saw her. ryan reill
just keep investigating? if he had all these victims identified that needed more evidence, why not push ahead as julie said? the fbi was going farther a field. yeah, you re absolutely right, anderson. he was according really traffic ticket treatment to a crime that couldn t wind up with 45 years of exposure, prison exposure. all you have to do is look at the indictment that was handed down and unsealed in new york on monday. that indictment actually reaches back to the year 2002 to palm beach to epstein s mansion in palm beach and includes the incidents that were very much under acosta s jurisdiction at that time. over a decade later, new york prosecutors were able to put together a case against him when acosta claims no case was possible at that time. there were lots of federal crimes that were possible here because telephones were used, computers were used, airplanes and boats were used with respect