york grand jury about hush money payments to stormy daniels and whether there s an indictable offense there. the new york times says criminal charges are likely, and the star witness testifying before the grand jury for over three hours today. yes, it s someone you probably recognize if you follow the news, michael cohen, who was a loyal trump lawyer until he wasn t, who served hard time for a related offense in the federal courts this is a grand jury presentation that the grand jury could be reaching its conclusion cohen expected to come back for more testimony wednesday if you re thinking a lot changed last week, that seems to be the case if you re thinking it is barrelling forward this week, that seems to be the case. and he also spoke outside of the grand jury proceeding. i feel fine i have been dealing with the same issues now for more than five years, so i feel fine this is all about accountability he needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds. it s the end
candidates to run against the republican who is defied him, a sort of authoritarian revenge tour. here s the news tonight as we approach tomorrow s primary. fresh signs that tour may fail. trump s hand picked challenger to the governor, backing the big lie by claiming that the actual winner joe biden stole the race. first off, folks, let me be very clear tonight the election in 2020 was rigged and stolen. all that started right here in georgia when our governor caved and allowed radical democrats to steal our election. so, that s what trump s candidate perdue is selling, and trump s using his mega phone to brand the incumbent governor, kemp, as a turncoat or coward. but trump s not pulling out all the stops to campaign for him, instead offering a telerally for perdue tonight, and that bring us to the facts portion of this little interscene primary brawl. how is this actually playing in republican primary where we ve heard from politicos and d.c. elites so much about don
the failures marked the second and third largest bank collapse in american history. obviously quite a big deal senator warren is citing how under donald trump they rolled back one of the few actual consumer protection laws on all of this that was passed after the 08 crisis i m joined by robert riesh, well known expert on all of this. welcome, sir. hello, ari. let s start with in a minute or less, what happened. well, essentially it s a run on the bank. remember jimmy stewart and it s a wonderful life ? you know, your deposits are in his and your deposits are in her it was something like that now in the 1930s, there were a lot of protections built in after those bank runs in the early 30s we essentially got rid of a lot of them in the 1980s and at the end of the 90s. basically we got rid of glass steegle.
investigate and charge him accordingly, and there s been zero evidence that i m aware of, that trump has been treated unfairly i m not aware of people spending $130,000 in the days immediately before a presidential election to pay off a porn star with whom you had an affair, and then to claim it s a legal expense that just beggars belief some it doesn t strike me as particularly unfair. the letter seems like the same kind of rhetoric we ve seen from trump time and again, which is attack, attack, attack the prosecutors when you can t defend what you have been doing. yeah. neal katyal, thank you for the breakdowns our leadoff guest here appreciate it. let me tell foclks what s coming up. we have heard about the banks failing. we have robert riesh here. also, michelle yeoh talked to us about her oscar winning historic performance. so we re going to get into that after her big win. but first, what i have coming up for you is a special report.
point to the ongoing jobs boom coming out of, as i mentioned, the relatively short covid slump. so, how do you make sense of any of this? you have to be an economist or someone in the market who understands how it works, and you might have to have some experience on the government side because this is one of those times where the government interventions in the economy are big, which brings us to someone you may recognize, robert riesh. he was a labor secretary in the clinton administration. he also likes to explain things with graphics and numbers that are allegedly digestible if you re willing to do some math. and just last night, he had a cameo along with hugh jackman on the beloved simpsons where they broke it all down. factories closed, here to explain it is robert riech. the rise of short scythinged politics all contributed to increased economic inequality, unemployment, wage stagnation,