democrats. trump claiming the left will, quote, break any law, tell any lie, ruin any life. even called president biden a danger to democracy. all this as a federal judge accuses trump himself of ignoring the constitution. . jump the founders would want accountability. the court s opinion reading in part, quote, trump s four year service did not bestow on him the divine right of kings. earlier today, former january six committee member liz cheney argued trump is completely incompatible with the constitution. she s vowed to leave the gop if trump is in fact the party s nominee. you can t both be for donald trump and for the constitution. you have to choose. the republican party of today has made a choice, and they have been chosen the constitution. and so, i do think it s it presents a threat if the republicans are in the majority. joining me to discuss, msnbc contributor and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. she s a professor at the university of alabama school of l
Twenty-four hours of reading up on trump. he does not get one minute. this is my issue with a lot of modern media. you can refute his speech, and people did on their. just have him have his say. if he will lead your broadcast for the entirety of the day cap them have a say. there is a cost to us of knowingly broadcasting untrue things. i would like someone to send that memo to rachel meadow of the russia gate years. he is the leading candidate for the republican nomination for president. if you simply say we will not show him because we think he is a liar, what does that say about your news organization. sending the other attacking him. everyone talking about the mug shot. let s put it up it described as
it s not over. back with rachel meadow and nicole wallace, for analysis of the 2024 presidential campaign. my pals and i will be here tomorrow night with special live coverage at seven pm eastern and donald trump is expected to surrender at the fulton county jail on charges in the georgia election interference case. yeah, that s happening tomorrow. that s tonight reidout. all in with chris hayes starts now. all in with chris haye good e. i m chris hayes. donald trump and his band of racketeers have come to georgia to be arrested. last week the ex president and 18 co-defendants were indicted in fulton county for plotting to over turn the election in georgia and all the states across the union, the swing
Overturn the 2020 election. it is an historic moment for our country. i will be joining rachel meadow and the entire primetime team for live coverage tomorrow at four pm eastern time. then i ll be back live at seven pm eastern for another edition of the readout with full coverage of the day s legal developments. you don t want to miss it. tomorrow s going to be historic. all in with all over with chris hayes starts now. oric tonight, an all in. today, charging donald j trump with conspiring to defraud the united states. the key witness in the case against trump goes public. the president specifically asked me and his gaggle of crack pot lawyers asked me to literally reject the votes. tonight, hours before his third arrest and arraignment, the easy answer for the ex presidents defense. the indictment specifically
Whether that is something we want a senate to give them a permit to do their thing. looking back the answer to that was clearly yes. people said in the moment, we should not let them gather here. giving them the space is essentially an invitation to violence. i think that is something that should be taken very seriously. for these groups that are often quite violent and have a violent ideology, simply heckling them can work, but we should also be aware of the fact that opening up space to them does open up the potential for real violence and tragedy. we ve seen that time and again, and yet some on the right still persist in denialism. hunter walker, ruth ben-ghiat, jamelle bouie, appreciate all of you. thank you so much. in a little bit, e. jean carroll and her attorney robbie kaplan will join rachel meadow