arraignment. trump s lawyers also asked the court to officially separate his trial from several of his codefendants in that case, who had requested his trials beast beta. the trump legal team offered a familiar argument about not having enough time to prepare for a trial in the near future. today, we also got our first look at the full transcript of the former trump chief of staff, mark meadows. after he took the stand for nearly [interpreter] four hours earlier this week. that transcript included meadows explanation for one of the most curious and overtly political incidents in the whole georgia saga. after the 2020 election, meadows made a surprise trip to a civic center in cobb county, georgia, where the states ballot auditing process was taking place. now, no one has really been able to explain what meadows was doing there that day. but during his cross examination on the stand mark meadows told the court that he showed up to that ballot counting facility uninvited. he sa
9:30 a. m., pleading not guilty to the 13 criminal charges against him for trying to steal the 2020 presidential election in georgia. the document he signed acknowledges, quote, i fully understand the nature of the offenses charged. today, jenna ellis, one of the lawyers spreading election lies on donald trump s behalf, also pleaded not guilty and waved her right to appear at her arraignment. donald trump is also now trying to sever his case from the two co defendants who have requested a speedy trial. ken chesebro, one of the architects of the fake electors scheme, as a trial date scheduled for october 23rd. sydney powell powell also requested a speedy trial, but that date has not been set. this comes after fani willis asked the judge to advise those defendants demanding a speedy trial of the limitations on the discovery process writing, quote, by filing a statutory speedy trial demand, the defendants elected to proceed to trial without the benefit of the type of prior notic
biden administration. sources telling nbc news that the president will ask politicians to pick a side. and tell the american people whose cider they are on. and to portray himself as fighting for working americans and democratic values. while his opponents want tax breaks for the wealthiest and want to abandon ukraine to russian aud democrat vladimir putin abroad. curtain number two, the republican nominee, we re talking about the four-times indicted ex-president, he goes on trial for campaign finance violations for paying hush money to a porn star in just over two weeks. what s he doing? he is getting ready to play host to hungarian leaders at the private club where he s alleged to have illegally stashed some of the most important national security secrets our country possesses for years. he s a leader defined by his affinity for vladimir putin and his dismantling of democracy, piece by piece in his own country, which means in donald trump s eyes, he is, quote, a very great
european convention of human rights of which the judgment was based. good evening. there are 40,000 police officers deployed across france tonight, ready to deal with a possible third night of protests and violence. the trouble started when police shot dead a 17 year old boy in a suburb of paris on tuesday. the officer who shot the boy is facing an investigation for voluntary homicide. last night, 170 officers were injured in clashes and 180 people were arrested. president macron has appealed for calm, especially in those cities where clashes have taken place, including lille, lyon and toulouse. but the biggest trouble has been in paris and in the suburb of nanterre, where the teenager, named as nahel, was killed. there was more violence earlier today during a march led by nahel s mother. the prospect of further rioting has led to the closure of the city s bus and tram services. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has the latest. in nanterre today, thousands gathered to m
condemn. the proud boys stand back and stand by. the proud boys celebrated that shout-out from then president trump during a debate in 2020. months later, members of that group would be heavily involved in the violence on january 6th. and now they are facing serious prison time for their actions. much more on yesterday s guilty verdicts in just a moment. meanwhile, in new york jurors in donald trump s civil rape trial heard more of his video deposition yesterday while taking through some of that testimony, and also ahead, more ethics issues for supreme court justice clarence thomas. this doesn t sound it s not good. it keeps on coming, and i m not sure what the consequence is here but it looks really bad. there is new reporting that clarence thomas wife was paid nearly $80,000 by a nonprofit that had a case before the high court. and her payments to her would come with instructions from leonard leo not to tell anybody she s getting the money. seems pr