indictment. bryan, how are the next 24 hours going to play out? yeah, gillian, good afternoon. obviously once the former president arrives here in new york city, he ll spend the night at his residence. and tomorrow morning around 11:00 a.m., his motorcade will come about 11. and we expect him to get his fingerprint, perhaps mug shot taken. at that point we don t expect him to be handcuffed but expect him to make his way down a hallway into a courtroom on the 15th floor. there will be a video camera in the hallway, we ll see that. trump will enter for a 2:15 arraignment, we expect it to last about 15 to 30 minutes. trump will be read his charges, presumably, going to plead not guilty and released on his own recognizance. then fly home to florida, he s set to speak about 8:15 p.m. in mar-a-lago. as far as security, new york city mayor eric adams said no credible threats to the city at this time. the city is prepared and he s not really that concerned about tomorrow. there wil
candidate, and taking aim at trump and his announcement urging him to drop out of the race due to his distracting legal issues. now that he s been indicted should he drop out? i do. first of all, the office is more important than any individual person and so for the sake of the office of the presidency, i do think that is too much of a side show and distraction and he needs to be able to concentrate on his due process. john: political panel now, david and kevin. gentlemen, good to spend monday afternoon with you. so, asa hutchinson, only declared republican candidate to be calling for the former president to drop out of the race. david, that is not going to make him popular with a large percentage of the republican base. it will not, and he does have to hope that that percentage of
american political life. whether or not biden uses trump s name, it is hanging over his presidency. with us tonight, presidential historian douglas brinkley, also a professor of history at rice university. his most recent book is american moonshot. douglas, was yesterday s speech a reset for this administration? without question. i will stand in the breach. that s going to be remembered. that s the best speech joe biden has given as president. he showed a kind of fury and a passion and a love flash flood for country in that speech. he made it clear that trumism is a threat. he mentioned his predecessor 16 times, not by name, but it was implicit, that donald trump is a dark force going across the land, and he is going to stand in that breach and fight it off, even if it makes him a one-term
the anniversary of january 6th, the president laid blame for the insurrection at donald trump s feet. the new york times described the overall aggressive posture of the speech as a shift in the administration s approach. do you agree, and if it is, will it make a difference? alicia, it s better i don t talk about ted cruz. it s a family program and that was a humiliating program last night. i might have liked it a little took them so we ll leave that there. as far as joe biden is concerned, i do think it was a slight pivot. and i think it was a good pivot. this is the deal. for one year joe biden has been so prudent and so reserved when it comes to the former president, a former president that tried to stay in power against the will of the people and sicced a mob against him at the capitol. joe biden has done everything he can to issue an olive branch to the right, working with them on immigration and the covid relief bill and he has no credit from a lot of the folks in the
the amount of patients coming in is more than i ve ever seen in the emergency departmentsment people are talking about how omicron is milder and it is anecdotally as well. big data is better than any anecdotal experience, but when you have this many people getting sick, when you have this many people getting infected, if it s slightly milder, it s still going to cause a ton of hospitalizations because almost everyone is getting infected. it really seems to be a huge scourge. we can barely fit patients even in the waiting room, forget the e.r. i ve never seen it like this. franco, what have you been hearing from the white house about the current surge in cases? they re obviously concerned about the surge in cases. at the same time, they re trying to say that they have a handle on it. but as the doctor says, i mean, so many people are feeling this. they are concerned. the president likes to say that they have all the tools to