that. but, rachel, before you go. i got to tell you about a funny thing happened to me on the way to the tv show today. uh-oh. you know how hard it is, these days, for the author of a scholarly book to get on the show like this? because we have so much breaking news and so many difficult other things of the day we have to cover. sure, yeah. i had a guest booked, today. to be a preview guest for the biden address, wednesday night. okay. but but it was one of those things, and this, i m sure, happens, i m not sure whether your bookers even tell you this. but, you know, every once in a while, the deal will be, can you just ask one question about the book? like, just one question about the book. like, maybe, at the end of the interview. and and i said, yeah, maybe. thinking i probably wouldn t. and then, i got my hands on the book, and now i just want to do the whole hour on the book. and it is it s going to get an award tonight on the show. an award i am invent
up the bleep machine for me. have you ever been bleeped on your show or elsewhere? i have not been bleeped. as much as i deserve it, i have yet to be bleeped. but, you know, speaking of classified information, you re going to love this transition. chairman adam schiff is going to join us with his reaction to these russia revelations today. and, you know, he might know this answer and might not be able to tell us, and that is when did we know? when did we know what kilimnik did with that information? yeah. when did the united states of america intelligence services know that? was that during the trump administration? was that suppressed by them? especially when the senate intelligence committee said just last year, we don t know anything about what kilimnik did or who he talked to because we didn t have any visibility at all in his communications. is it do we newly have this information because of some new capability that gives us visibility into something that we
where a curfew has indeed gone into effect tonight and the protests stemming from the death of 20-year-old daunte wright by police officer are continuing. there is anger over another fatal police shooting. this one involving a 13-year-old. more on that in a moment. this is all unfolding as the former officer charged with manslaughter, second degree, in the daunte wright shooting made her first court appearance. kim potter served 26 years on the force there. filed no plea today. she s out on bail expected back in court next month. body camera video shows potter shooting daunte wright. for good measure we can hear her say out loud, i shot him. wright s family is now calling for potter to face charges more serious than manslaughter second degree. justice. what is justice? do we get to see daunte s smile? we don t get to see that. this is a taser. this is a taser. but no, my nephew was killed with this, a glock. as we mentioned, chicago now dealing with the aftermath of its o
well, i i ll see you then. okay [laughter] go hide, rachel, go hide. i will. i m going to. thank you. donald trump has been consistently right about exactly one thing in his life. donald trump always knows, he always knows when he is gonna be indicted and arrested. and his latest, probably accurate prediction is any day now. at 12:39 pm today, in a mass email solicitation of money, to give donald trump money, quote, to save america during this darkest hour, and quote. donald trump s first words in that email were any day now. the first line of donald trump s email today, asking people for money, he said, any day now, the department of justice may indict and arrest me once again. you ve gotta get give him credit for never having been wrong about that. he got the timing wrong on the first bit of his indictment, but only by a week or so. former federal prosecutor andrew weissmann who has also been remarkably accurate in his predictions about timing for trump indictm
case to get the ball rolling on getting security clearances to handle classified material. cannon wants them to file a notice of compliance for this coming tuesday. meanwhile, donald trump responded to his indictment with aggressive threats against president joe biden and the justice department. here is what he said a few hours after his arraignment. i will not point to a real special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states of america, joe biden. and the entire biden crime family. i will, totally, obliterate the deep state. in new reporting, the new york time says that while trump hammers the justice department, vowing to use it to go after his enemies, his allies are laying out a strategy to, basically, eliminates the doj s independence from the white house. earlier, democratic congressman, eric swalwell, warned at that specific plan could have devastating results for the country. the risk is more political violence of a gr