for the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now trump indicted. the first ever crimina indictment of a former president of the united states the first time in his lif that the guy is actually min held accountable for his own dirty deeds. did you think this day woul actually come with this man? karma is a bench. we don t know what happen in this event. but we do know that th republican party has decided that it s not going to take an off ramp once again. give the president some money to fight this bowl [bleep]. in washington, trump buddies in the house are still demanding that essentially d break hand over all thei evidence to them you have no jurisdictio here it will require them to b pro of money payment to poin stars, pro insurrection, pro classified documents sitting around in mar-a-lago thereafter before so many things oh, those prosecutors. this is a genuine test of how much are we are as a democracy that believes in liberty under law. and i don
dry. he spent more money on lower ears than most people spent on campaigns. they re trying to bleed hi dry. donald j trump.com, go tonight give the president some mone to fight this [bleep] quick note, to the best of our knowledge the rnc has been playing those legal bills thus far, but that right there with south carolina senator lindsey graham he appeared to tear up i defense of donald trum following the indictment news. and while graham might hav been the most dramatic, plenty of other republicans are linin up to defend the forme president. back with us for more, stuar stevens, a gop veteran of mitt romney and george w. bus presidential campaigns he s now with the anti trump lincoln product project an former democratic congressma from new york, max rose. steven, even trump s likel rivals for the republica nomination, that s what blow my mind, you think they d wann knock him out. but now. some of them are the most voca defending him. how can they all be so sur
their underestimation of the organizations that they, know and love, and grew up in, and around. it s causing an almost instrumental quality of deferred maintenance to this american product project, and it s terrifying to me. that is so beautifully stated. and it has me wondering, are we as a nation prepared to have the difficult conversations that need to be had in order for that deferred maintenance to no longer be deferred and to get us to a point where it might not be perfect, but much better than it is now. especially when this nation is by the day growing brown or and black or. i hope so. i hope so, i m clinging to my