But this, this will likely be the most enduring image of the case. A mug shot of a former president of the united states. Donald trump turned himself in at the Fulton County jail last night to be booked and processed on charges he tried to overturn the results of the 2020 president ial election in georgia. Trump denies any wrongdoing. With us now to start off our coverage this hour, msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin, outside the Fulton County courthouse in atlanta. Nbc news correspondent Blayne Alexander Outside the Fulton County jail in atlanta. Dave aaronburg, state attorney for palm beach county, florida. Keisha lance bottoms, former mayor of atlanta, former director of the White House Office of public engagement. So, lisa, what more do we know about this hearing currently under way on the Harrison Floyd case . So, jose, we were expecting that hearing to take place right behind me at the Fulton County courthouse, but as of right now, it is unclear whether that hearing is taking place h
two-party system. this is what they are telling me. that message is not voting for reelection of president biden is and to suffer through four years of donald trump. yasmin vossoughian, thank you so much. that s going to do it for me. deadline: white house starts right now. hi, everyone. it s 4:00 here in new york. a ambassador who lived his life out of the public eye with no photos, is at the center of a political fire storm as the justice department and attorneys for former fbi informant alexander smirnov spar over keeping him in custody. calling him a serious flight risk. top republicans are facing questions today about just how the claims of someone with ties to russian intelligence became the basis for an impeachment inquiry into the president. the new york times says, for more than a decade, he played a double game, giving the fbi tantalizing visibility into a cast of oligarchs and public officials while offering himself as a consultant with a skill set. some of
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caldwell s attorney, aaron, he did not have any comment. erin. all right. cowling. thank you very much. an very much want see what happens to them tomorrow. thank you so much for being with with us ac360 starts now tonight on 360, the super bowl celebration in kansas city turns tragic. one person dead, 21 others wounded, three people being questioned. few answers speak with a man who helped police detain someone possibly involved in the shooting. also tonight, more breaking news special counsel jack smith, quickly responding to the supreme court answering the former president s claim, he s immune from prosecution. and new classified intelligence and new concerns about russia s nuclear capabilities in space good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with what is already in just 45 days. the country s 48th mass shooting of 2024 multiple gunshots too fast account just this is a parade and rally for the chiefs is wrapping up outside kansas city s union station, 2
wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. you know what sort of staggering is that republicans do you think they can very publicly pledge fealty, just basically fold on immigration reform and trump s direction, and pay no price. they thought nobody would notice if that happened? i was talking about your book, future face. it s a great book. thanks for saying it on air. all that stuff is complicated. peoples instincts on immigration, sometimes, in the same person, sometimes in immigrant communities themselves, are complicated about how people feel about all this. finding a way to talk about the complexity in a way that sort of humanizes people and talks about solutions and doesn t do the opposite as really the kind of kept skeleton key here. and hopefully that s what comes out of this. yeah. skeleton key inside it s such a very, very fine needle to thread. yes, it is. it s really hard. thank, you my friend, as always. and thanks