Expected to be taxrelated and expected to be unsealed in court tomorrow in man hat opinion the washington post was the first to report the news tonight. The paper adds this weisselberg is expected the surrender thursday morning at the office of manhattan d. A. Cyrus vance. He is expected to be arraigned later in the day in front of a state court judge. The trump organization will be arraigned represented by one of its attorneys. Weisselberg has been under pressure to cooperate with prosecutors and flip on one donald trump. The investigations continue. Trump was occupied with his trich to the southern border. And the pennsylvania supreme court tossed out bill cosby s conviction. Bill cosby is home tonight for the first time in three years. He was convicted in 2018 of drugging and assaulting andrea constand. Today, the court said that cosby should not have been charged and barred a retrial. Late today, cosby spoke about the ruling. You can see how powerless many of us feel. This is for a
Confirmed dead including two children, just four and ten years old. Breaking in just the last 30 minutes, nancy pelosi announce whog will be sitting on that select committee. The big headline, republican congresswoman liz cheney has agreed to be part of that group. Plus, we re sitting on top of breaking news tied to the former president about the trump organization and alen weisselberg. Long time trump ally allen weisselberg has turned himself into the da s office. We found out when we should expect the arraignment in the case and that is at 2:15 in the afternoon. Bill cosby now spending his first full day as a free man. The decision by pennsylvania supreme court sending shock waves across the country. What he is saying now that he is no longer behind bars. A lot to get to and we ll have so much live for you. Let s start with the supreme court term ending with two closely watched rulings. And another saying that charities do not have to disclose the names of their largest donors. Pete
Development the pennsylvania supreme court tossed out bill cosby s conviction. Bill cosby is home tonight for the first time in three years. He was convicted on three counts, aggravated and indecent assault in 2018 of drugging and assaulting andrea constand. Today, the court said that cosby should not have been charged and barred a retrial. Today, cosby spoke about the ruling. You can see how powerful lists many of us feel. This is for all the people who have been imprisoned wrongfully, regardless of race, color, or creed. Cosby continue to deny any wrongdoing and rhea constant for her part called the ruling, quote, of concern in that it may discourage those who seek justice for sexual assault in the criminal justice system from reporting or participating in the prosecution of the assailant. Meanwhile, the washington post also on the board tonight with a report of over a dozen new arrests in the january 6th attack and riot in our capital. It s the most in a single day. The feds also re
Tomorrow evening. Now it is time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. Tomorrow afternoon we will of course be reading every word of these indictments, which should be made public some time in the midafternoon tomorrow. And you know me. I ll be acting them out on television. That s correct, yep. They will be up there on the screen. No one is going to miss anything important in those indictments. And it will be a big revelation about exactly where is this case legally as of tomorrow night. That s going to be a very, very important stage of this. And that question of what comes after this, as you were addressing with your guest earlier, is where there will be a lot of focus tomorrow night. But the question is what clues will we have? in those indictments will there be clues our experts can tell us point to something else in the future? and how serious the jeopardy is for the trump organization. I mean, how the prospect that the president s business might face very serious charges, t
Voting laws. I think the most chilling was this provision that was literally just introduced in the last 48 hours that would allow an election to be overturned based on the allegation of fraud, even if the alleged fraudulent votes would not have meaningfully changed the outcome of that election. When you connect that to the big lie, that there was widespread voter fraud in 2020 and somehow joe biden is an illegitimate president, you can see state legislators like the ones here in texas not accepting the results of future presidential elections. So that was ben o rourke on morning joe. He went on to say that you re more likely to get struck by lightning in texas than you will voter fraud. That s not stopping a wave of new voting restriction bills introduced in 47 states across the country. As many republicans continue to back donald trump s big lie. Joining me now, political correspondent ali vitale, coauthor and white house reporter eugene daniels. Welcome on this memorial day. Thank y