tonight, what happened when classic trump delay tactics meet judge tanya chutkan s courtroom. then, as the d. c. grand jury continues to meet, a coconspirator spills the beans on tape. this is an existential threat. that s the stakes. and trump seems to understand it. plus, a new motion in fulton county, and senator raphael warnock on the ground in georgia has ground zero for democracy. what we know about today s massive vote for reproductive rights and beyond in ohio. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we now have the next court date in the case of the united states versus donald j trump. washington d. c., judge tanya chutkan, set a hearing date for this friday at 10 am eastern. that hearing will discuss the fight over a protective order. special counsel jack smith wants rules to be established for what defendant trump can and cannot disclose publicly about evidence in the case. prosecutors say the ex president wants to, quote
then, as the d.c. grand jury continues to meet a coconspirator, spills the beans on tape. this is an existential threat. that s the stakes. and trump seems to understand it. plus, new motion in fulton county, and senator raphael warnock unground in georgia has ground zero for democracy. what we know about today s massive vote for reproductive rights and beyond in ohio. when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. we now have the next court date in the case of the united states versus donald j trump. washington d.c., judge tanya chutkan, set a hearing date for this friday at 10 am eastern. that hearing will discuss the fight over a protective order. special counsel jack smith wants rules to be established for what defendant trump can and cannot disclose publicly about evidence in the case. prosecutors say the ex president wants to, quote, try the case in the media rather than the courtroom. the ex president trying to stall his criminal tria
this is insane. the defendant can t be granted even a few words? the third indictment of donald trump is the one much in the media has been eagerly awaiting because they feel it vindicates their reporting on the 2020 election and that doesn t mean trump will be found guilty not at all but there is a sense that democracy is at stake, that we finally gotten to the heart of the matter. did the former president break the law and constantly charging the last election was stolen. the crux of the case is not whether trump caused january 6. that be impossible to prove but whether he knowingly lied about the rigged election. the indictment says, donald trump spread lies, the claims were false and the defendant knew they were false but his team says otherwise, and that trump believes what he s been saying. even though members of his inner circle say they told him he lost and here is what trump said after pleading not guilty. this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was n
need. the american people want to know the truth. what s what our committee has been doing. this is a diversionary tactic. bring it on. ukraine s intelligence services foiled a russian plot to assassinate zelenskyy. ukraine russia fired nearly 500,000 shots at ukraine s forces in the past seven days. western officials are telling cnn they are getting increasingly sober updates on ukraine s counteroffensive. arrest warrants issued in this massive brawl in montgomery on a boat dock. many questions remain about the melee that appeared to be very much split across racial lines. doing his job, and for some reason they didn t like it. it s an unfortunate incident. shouldn t have happened. something we are investigating right now. good morning. top of the hour. so glad you are with us. victor blackwell with us all week. good morning. good morning. a lot to get to, especially that video everyone is talking about. unbelievable. it s creating memes across the in
alleged co-conspirators in that indictment. charles burnham, defense attorney for co-conspirator number 2 from the recent indictment. this is a person who has been confirmed and identified as john eastman, the lawyer, who advised donald trump, who spoke at the january 6th rally there next to rudy giuliani, and was a key architect of much of what the president and his aides were trying to push heading into the january 6th certification. charles, first of all, thank you very much for making the time and joining me tonight. thank you for having me. absolutely. we put aside some time for this. i want to start with a couple of quick things and then get into the case. but first and foremost, donald trump lost the 2020 election. you accept that fact? well, look. there is a large portion of the country that has issues with the 2020 election. there are still discussion about things that went on. a large portion of the country believes in goats or horoscopes. i m asking do you