d.a. alvin bragg and accusations of election interference, by paying off a porn star in the lead-up to the 2016 election. the trial was supposed to start today. instead trump is trying to get this case delayed another 90 days or thrown out altogether. what might judge merchan rule. trump is also facing a major legal bill that is due today, $450 million and counting in the civil fraud judgment from last month. will he post the bond today, or will a.g. letitia james start seizing assets. let s get right to msnbc s yasmin vossoughian outside the criminal courthouse for us. onset legal analyst charles coleman along with caroline pulisi. what should we expect today, yasmin? he s not in the courtroom just yet. i got my eye on the monitor outside that courtroom along with on our google document where our producer is kind of talking us through what s happening inside the courtroom. he s not inside the courtroom just yet. two big questions need to be answered. first and foremost,
prevent me from having mine. a profile in courage from state senator eva burch of arizona publicly discussing her planned abortion and advocating for the reproductive rights of all women. senator burch joins me tonight. also, chaos in the courts over whether texas is use state and local police to arrest and deport migrants. plus, the oversight committee s impeachment freak show continues with a series of sketchy witnesses, including one convicted fraudster who could not attend today s hearing in person because he s behind bars. but we begin tonight with the desperation of a man facing a ticking clock with with each tick and each tok, two thoughts weigh on this man s mind, staying out of prison and not becoming destitute and losing all of his properties. donald trump has five days left to come up with the $454 million bond for his new york civil fraud judgment or new york attorney general latitia james can start seizing the very properties that trump has used to portra
welcome to alex witt reports . we begin with the concept of double trouble for donald trump with new york state ceased to poise his ethics tomorrow unless he comes up with more than $454 million. trump prosperous bank accounts and properties could be under control of the courts by the end of today. and trump will attend tomorrow s hearing and has many case where stormy daniels says that she is ready to testify. a case that can make trump the first former u.s. president to face a criminal trial. this is not about party this is not about politics. this is about corruption and criminality. we are talking about an individual who ordered essentially a terrorist attack on the capital of the united states in order to retain power. that is not about being a republican. it is not about being a democrat. it is about being and make an ethical individual. also knew today and trump s fulton county election racketeering case, the ones involving when he describes as a perfect phone cal
in federal student debt for thousands of public service workers. [ applause ] it was a bold decision by biden. i m not sure march madness is the best time to give everyone more money. that s right, biden canceled almost $6 billion in debt. the one guy was like, now, do me. please. donald trump could use the money because he is days away from potentially having some of his assets in new york seized. we ll tell you which properties new york attorney general letitia james appears to be targeting. plus, a development that should be surprising to no one. a deal between donald trump and the rnc will make it more likely that donor money is spent on his legal bills. and we ll have a look at president biden s time on the campaign trail this week, which included a new nickname for his predecessor. good morning. happy friday. welcome to morning joe. it is friday, march 22nd. does it feel like friday, joe? yes. [ laughter ] yes. does it feel like friday? it felt like fr
this weekend. president biden this afternoon signing a last-minute spending deal, after the senate went into overtime late last night to pass the bill. speaker mike johnson, who guided the bill through the house, is facing sudden elimination as georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor green has introduced a motion to vacate his leadership. meantime, the clock is running out for former president trump, who has less than 48 hours to come up with nearly a half billion dollar bond in new york civil fraud judgment. a violation could cost trump some of his most valuable properties, as new york attorney general letitia james prepares to seize trump assets. we are going to be talking about all of it ahead. plus, we will update you about the worsening situation, where gang violence has forced thousands to flee, a building humanitarian crisis. congressional lawmakers are calling on the white house to do more. joining many me now is congressman from texas. earlier, the government signe