appear before a judge, a magistrate judge, to be formally charged for the third time in less than four months, as chris said, and msnbc news has learned three of the officers injured in january 6th will be trying to attend the hearing, although just a handful of members of the public are going to be allowed inside, and just 11 members are reserved for the press. you can see the camera shaking because we re all moving in real time here, trying to give you as much access to see what s happening, but even before he appears in court, trump has been fighting these charges on social media. he s been raising money off of it, his fund-raising committee has fired off at least eight solicitations for donations since this indictment was handed up on tuesday. he also posted a message to his supporters saying it s a great honor to be arrested because i m being arrested for you. now, technically, he s not going to be arrested. he s going to go in and surrender to authorities, but let s d
erin? the arraignment is in a courthouse that s already handled hundreds of january 6th defendants. it is those lies that are central to the prosecution s case. the man behind it all, the man who has been a target of a public smear campaign by the 45th president is jack smith. you see him there. paula reid is outside that courthouse right now. paula, how will all of this play out, the logistics of this once trump arrives where you are? reporter: well, erin, this courthouse is accustomed to dealing with vips, security details, so he has the option to pull underneath the courthouse in a garage. we may not be able to seen him at all. once inside, he will be placed under arrest. he will be processed. we expect fingerprints, but there won t be a mug shot. federal authorities have said they already have a mug shot. and the hearing should be pretty short. he will hear the charges filed against hi and he ll have th opportunity, as expecting to enter a plea in florida he had s att
it s very significant. the weight of resources are no longer in your favor, i don t care how much money you necessarily have. what they re doing now is likely expected a not guilty plea where he will formally tell the court he has notice of all the charges against him, and they will set some date in the future in terms of when he will have to either have discovery provided to him, there likely is not going to be a motion schedule for the things that you would argue about what would come into evidence, that s going to be longer down the road. but the notion of a rap sheet is so significant with these different indictments, particularly because of this reason normally if somebody has charges against them, trials in the same vicinity, you re talking about maybe if they are convicted they re going to run concurrent sentences, meaning this one will run on top of the other and the other. it s not going to be you ll serve five years for this one, then ten years for another, five f
former president trump now making his way back to his golf club in new jersey. earlier pleading not guilty to four criminal counts tied to alleges that he conspired to overturn the 2020 election. and that courthouse where he was is symbolically so crucial. just blocks from where trump supporters stormed the capitol on january 6th. an insurrection fueled by what the indictment calls trump s pervasive lies and election fraud. today s 27-minute hearing marks his third arraignment in just four months. our reporter in the courtroom said trump appeared angry, his hands collapsed as he stared straight ahead. we re also told he had what appeared to be some heated conversations with his attorney, todd blanch. the judge also sitting, setting the next hearing for august 28th. which is just days after the first republican primary debate. and wolf, trump responding to today s hearing speaking briefly to reporters. he railed against the judge. in the hearing. when you look at what s
thanks for getting us started. it s been a wild ride. i m in for ari melber. we start today continuing with that breaking news in the special counsel s mar-a-lago probe. a third defendant added to the classified documents case. carlos deoliveira, who helped trump s codefendant walt nauta move the boxes them shows that jack smith is not slowing down as he still also pushes forward in the january 6th probe. joining me now is maya wylie, ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. and emily bazelon. i want to thank the both of you for joining us. you re getting this news in realtime like we are. maya, i want to start with you. this is pretty good news. i think it s a very big showing from special counsel jack smith that his investigation has not slowed down, that he s definitely moving forward, making sure if you re not going to cooperate or be a part of this, then you re going to be facing charges. hoar s the caveat. maybe he is a cooperator. we don t know yet