it s up to you lawrence. yes, it s completely up to you. you must discuss a lot about vivek ramaswamy. now, rachel, i ve spent the weekend curled up with this amazing new york times number one bestseller, debuting at number one on the bestseller list. and i have so many questions. and i was kind of wondering if maybe tonight, you could come over? yes. okay, here s what we ll do, to give you time to come over. here is what we are going to do. we are going to do a first segment with mary trump s reaction to her uncle being out of control in court today. and then we are going to talk about rachel maddow s number one best selling, new york times number one bestseller, debuts a number, one prequel, an american fight against fascism. and what i m gonna do, rachel, is it is going to be a discussion, but i am going to be selling the thing. no, but it s specific. i am going to be selling the audio book. and you know why i want to push the audio book. we will discuss all of t
his message to american lawmakers divided over sending more aid to the war effort. if russia will kill all of us they will attack nato countries. the price will be higher. can ukraine still win the war? plus round three. the republican presidential candidates get ready to take the debate stage here in miami. i am pretty confident that we will be the guy that people will ultimately settle on. when i m attacked, i kick back. we can t win with a moderate in 2024. can any of the gop challenger break through and trump on trial. former president trump is expected to take the stand this week in the civil fraud trial in new york. we re being railroaded here. why are trump s legal troubles seemingly helping his path to the nomination? joining me for insight and analysis are amy walter, editor in chief of the cooke political report. telemundo news anchor julio vaqueiro and democratic pollster cornell belcher and republican strategist sarah fagan. welcome to sunday.
few hours from now here in new york city. this case strikes at the heart of trump s identity. prosecutors accusing him of kpaj rating billions of dollars and manipulating the value of real estate properties. this comes as trump faces 91 felony charges in criminal cases, while also the republican front runner for the white house in 2024. senior legal affairs correspondent, paula reid with us. it s a juxtaposition, to see how well he s doing, and all of the charges against him, and he will take the stand today in just a couple of hours in new york. i have covered former president trump s legal problems. coming up on a decade now, and this today, this really is a significant moment. he is being called to be a witness for the prosecution in their case. now, the judge has already found the former president and his codefendants committed fraud, and this is more focused on the penalties and what is at stake here is possible his business s ability to do business in the state of n
you re not going to be the only one watching. a lot of folks are going to watch his hopeful return to the field. thank you for that, jesse care. we have a lot more coming up. you are watching msnbc. our second hour starts right now. hi, hi, everyone. and yasmin vossoughian. welcome. if you are sticking with us, we are very thankful for that. you have the split screen moment in the israel-hamas war. on the one side, more strikes by israeli defense forces in gaza, leaving victims and destruction behind. on the other side, the u.s. ramps up diplomatic efforts across the region. will this intense fighting and talking lead to results? we have multiple reports across the middle east for you coming up. from abortion rights to accusations of voter influence, what you have not heard yet about this weeks off year election in some states. we have a live report on that. do you swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth? that s the first question former president donald trump will
the demands of the terrorist putin, the invader putin, the man president biden correctly called a killer. does the united states negotiate with killers over how many people they can kill? then, gary, when you hear people talk about blinken leaving the door open for a diplomatic deal with russia, are you laughing at that? telling us that you re negotiating with a terrorist? blinken said yesterday that one of putin s goals was to restore the u.s. and i was amazed. it only took four u.s. administrations and three putin invasions of neighboring countries to understand putin s own words in his 2007 speech in munich 50 years ago. he said as much himself. a return to influence and to house international law but nobody listened and here we are. admiral, what do you think about what gary just said? i agree with grand master