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reality versus a reality show. when it comes to donald trump, you know which side he tends to come down on. trump seems convinced that he can make people believe the world is actually flat. his embrace of lies, conspiracy theories and alternative facts underscores most of his legal woes. in court filings today in the georgia election interference case, trump pleaded not guilty and opted to waive his right to an arraignment next week. he also requested to sever his case from any of his 18 codefendants who are demanding speedy trials. also today, the judge in the georgia case, scott mcafee, announced cameras would be allowed in the courtroom for all hearings and proceedings. they will also be livestreamed on youtube. so that s fun. as to trump s ivoidance of his arraignment, perhaps he s too busy preparing those bizarre and random social media posts he s been posting that show he continues to live in the upside down. in one, he thanks the heavily democratic city of atlant ....
weekend. i m ari melber. let s get to the headlines. let s be clear about what s happening. trump is appealing a finding it his business engaged in fraud. now his very effort to do that appeal and challenge the finding involves spin or lies about money and about his business. trump had claimed in the deposition for this very case that he had the kind of money that his lawyers now say he doesn t have. that s why they desperately told the court that every letter they ve asked for a bond has shut them down. trump has claimed it is his success that brought on all these cases and problems. that can happen in life. there was another brash new yorker with legal problems who coined the famous dilemma, mo money, mo problems. he claims that federal officials were flagrant trapping his phone. the more money we come across the more problems we see he recounted in the famous song. tonight, trump has the opposite issue. we are now at the stage in the story that can only be called n ....
tonight, the art of the stall, another day, another delay in holding donald trump accountable in court. how much longer will this tactic work? the multimillion dollar effort by republicans to keep trump from another term. will they support joe biden? we will need a student from gaza who journaled her is gape from the war, building a new life in cairo. can donald trump run out the clock? the disgraced four times indicted ex-president will not face criminal trials before election day. friday, a new york judge delayed trump s hush money criminal trial until mid april after his lawyers said they needed more time to sift through tens of thousands of pages of recently released evidence from federal prosecutors. the trial was slated to begin next week on march 25th but the judge has now agreed to a 30 day postponement. also friday, the judge overseeing the ex-president s election interference case in georgia issued a ruling of his own after weeks of public hearings. the fu ....
tonight on the reidout and honestly, i m surprised they have this high of a threshold for humiliation. it s so embarrassing. i think jamie raskin was spot on when he said that this impeachment inquiry really ended yesterday when we found out we have a russian asset that was foundational to this impeachment inquiry. fox s jessica tarloff is right, of course. but the republicans utter humiliation has not, will not stop them from carrying water for russia and trump. congressman jamie raskin joins me tonight, as the fbi informant who lied to the fbi, alexander smirnoff, is rearrested today. also tonight, how trump stole the republican party. his daughter-in-law says the party faithful would be happy to see their contributions used for trump s legal bills. but we begin tonight with a question. how do you deal with dictators? today, less than a week after the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny while imprisoned by vladimir putin s regime, president b ....
marshal and host a podcast tudor dixon and douglas murray. oversight chairman james comer is calling them his a-team. we know the identity of one of the whistleblowers that gary shapley, the other thus far has been identified as whistleblower x. his identity, though, will be publicly revealed next hour and for the first time. at the hearing mr. x has been we learned with the irs for 13 years and he describes himself as a whistleblower compelled to disclose the truth. irs agent s attorney is vouching for the credibility of the two men coming forward. these are extremely credible investigators. gary is the supervisor of unit of 12 elite agents that investigate tax crimes. the other whistleblower, whose identity will be revealed today is a case agent for the hunter biden cas case. this is the a team, folks the irs put at the tip of the spear to find tax evasion conspiracies. kayleigh: one hour, we will learn who mr. x is, his identity. i read mr. x s opening statement ....