during these extraordinary times. we are grateful. the beat with ari melber starts right now hi, ari. thanks, nicolle welcome to the beat. i m ari melber we are tracking several stories, including maya wylie we begin with the escalating heat on defendant donald trump the nation watched as he came to new york for the first criminal arraignment of his life, a legal requirement, not a choice. trump had to sit in court for this unusually long i rainment which included a rare rebuke by the judge for threats he had been making. those threats part of a second civil case also filed this week by the d.a. dealing with the clash of some house republicans. here s the news right now. today donald trump is back in new york again and again under court order. these are not trips that he chose. they have been forced on him by the law and how often he is on allegedly, under the allegations, the wrong side of the law. if you re trying to keep track or it seems like this stuff is happening
right. hones to be honest, i expected a little more, but. okay. happred more by tuesday, everyb. so yesterday, americans celebrated memorial day and squad members ilhan omar and cori bush posted tweets confusing it wit with veterans day. that s still not as bah veteradn they thought labor day was a holiday for pregnanty fo men. but ilhan reminded us that memorial day was still a great weekend to spend with the family and the in-laws, who, in her cas gooe are the same pee she married her brother. i m not sure, but i think sh t dihid. anyway, according to a new report in politico, democrats are in full blown freag new rk about joe biden sa in november. not about the electionbout but whether he ll be alive that terrible. you disgust me. hillary clinton is now blaming women for her loss in 2016. yeah, she tends to dsso that i. responded one observer former actor robert de niro got into a confrontation outside donald trump s new york trial, shouting at a heckler. you re an f
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