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we are now 207 days away from the election. we are just days away from the historic, first ever criminal trial of a former president of the united states of america. on monday morning, jury selection will begin in the manhattan district attorney's case against donald trump. today, the judge denied trump's efforts to delay the trial on the ground of too much pretrial listening. he is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to an allegedly hush money payment to stormy daniels. the presumptive republican nominee spoke about the case earlier today alongside house speaker, mike johnson, don at mar-a-lago. dave gutierrez has those details. >> reporter: tonight on the eve of his manhattan hush money trial, former president trump is defiant saying he is willing to testify in his own defense and he slams components and prosecution by a democratic va.

you plan to testify? and what i would testify, absolutely. is a scam. that is not a trial. that is a scam. >> reporter: it comes as the former president is doing a political lifeline to mike johnson. when we are getting along with the speaker. >> reporter: the first public event since johnson was elected speaker last october. yet the republican majority faces a trump from marjorie taylor green trying to oust him. >> you're doing about as good as you are going to do. i'm sure that she understands that . i know she has a lot of respect for the speaker. >> meanwhile, vice president kamala harris was in the state of arizona today. she slammed the states near- total abortion been and his role in specifically turning roe v wade. let's get smarter with the hard of our lead out panel. with this women's squad, it is

a fantastic one. special correspondent for vanity fair and msnbc contributor. susan glasser joins as a staff writer for the new yorker. former assistant district attorney in the manhattan district attorney's office, she is now and msnbc legal analyst. susan, you wrote a book on the inner workings of donald trump and the way this man's mind works. he now says he is going to testify in this case. do you think he is actually going to do it? >> what he said on the courthouse steps with no consequences is very, very different from on the stand where he could perjure himself. >> yeah, there are not a lot of lawyers that would want to sign up for that duty. you know? as we know, donald trump is a full employment act for lawyers. if you look at the records of the many, many investigations of donald trump, including when he was president, those who worked for him in the past were

pretty united in saying that he did not want to put them on the stand. they did not want to put them under oath. they did everything, as you know, to avoid having him testify in the molar investigation. so, we will see if he follows through. it would not be the first time that he said he was going to do something that he did not end up doing. >> capron, you are our legal counsel tonight. this was your office. so i need to know, how do you feel about this? can you believe this case is coming to pass? what is it like for first colleagues? what are you expecting next week. >> anything can happen when you donald trump, assuming that some unforeseen event doesn't happen. jury selection will start on monday. this is an office that has many, big high profile clients. >> but the former president of the united states is the biggest. this is the biggest case in the

offices history. clearly alvin bragg, he has only been in office two years but it will be the biggest case in history for this attorney. i agree, i don't believe that there is any chance that donald trump will testify. most defendants don't. he won't testify. if he were by some strange chance to testify, the judge would have to keep sending the jury out of the room because he won't be able to control himself. the judge will have to set him down. it is different in a fraud case. he did not testify in his own defense. he was called there. >> it was a full beard >> he was called by the ag office. by then the judge was trying to shut him down but just let them go because there was no jury. it's not going to happen. >> can we go to the point you had at the beginning, if the trial starts. is there anything he could do between now and monday? are there any more hail mary passes his lawyer can throw at the judge that could actually be cause for delay? like after today, you get what

you get, you don't get upset. see you monday morning, brush her teeth. >> what she'd be judge that they ran to three different times this week. there are no legal options. even if you were to file a motion that doesn't event the judge from continuing picking the jury. there are no legal options that he could do to stop this case from going forward. >> i know we have gotten desensitized because donald trump has had legal troubles for years and years, even before he was president. but just put this in perspective for us. we are talking about a former president of the united states. the current republican front runner from a historical context perspective, the wow factor of it all. >> i think in the industrial complex there are so many trials . here is the truth. this guy is the republican

nominee for president. he is running for president and he is having a criminal trial. by the way, it is a criminal trial for the money he paid an adult film star after his third wife delivered his fifth child. but, put the wife aside. it was hush money payment to hide from the american people because he was trying to influence the way he was voting. >> he is a republican nominee for president. he is like mr. evangelical. right? now he is going to go on trial for hush money payments, which are election interference. i think this is actually much worse then we all, in our cynical way, are seeing it. i think it has real implications. from what i guess you have not heard people from his supporters saying god chooses unexpected messengers. >> it is three weeks of them watching their unexpected messenger at his fixer to

testify. i think it is a lot. they are not going to like this. >> today down at mar-a-lago, donald trump and the current house speaker were actually supposed to talk about election integrity. instead, they were basically. mongering about undocumented immigrants, voting and how all of this is going to impact election results. which is an absurd -- is it going to help them in terms of riling up his base? >> all, look. this is the trump campaign. ignore what you can't control and change the story into all of the terrible, scary, bad, awful things for people. especially people are collar -- of color are going to do to

you. what is amazing is he has turned, not only the republican party, but essentially the housing representatives and speaker mike dobson is an example of that. it becomes a subsidiary of the donald trump campaign. i think that is what this visual reinforces today. remember, mike dodson is an accidental speaker. perhaps the weakest speaker of our lifetime, if not of modern times period. he would not be in the office of donald trump had not anointed him. he is there to try to save his job. so, trump is not only the republican nominee, to molly's points, but he is essentially acting as the de facto speaker of the united states are now in controlling what does and doesn't come up as a boat on the floor of representatives. what you think johnson going down there to kiss the ring was enough? the person inside congress who is targeting him, who has him

on thin ice is his fellow republican, marjorie taylor greene. >> while she is going for him, she it doesn't actually have her own point of view. she reports to her dad , donald trump. >> this is the big question. right? is mike johnson the speaker of the house? is donald trump really be speaker of the house? is marjorie taylor greene the speaker of the house? what happened today was at the behest of donald trump, right? mike johnson went down there to make a law that is already a lot. right? people who are not citizens cannot vote in an american election. that is the law. that has been the law. they made a law that is not a real lot to somehow talk about election interference. it was really a fiasco today, but it definitely made speaker johnson look like he serves at the pleasure of former president donald trump. >> vp harris was back in arizona today hammering his

abortion stance. there is no question that extreme abortion restrictions are unpopular. are democrats doing everything they can and should do to seize on that? >> look, their strategy this year is to emphasize putting referendum on the ballot in states that will bring out democratic voters. that is the hope. the problem for democrats is that there are not a ton of truly battleground states where they are going to have these referendum this year. arizona happens to be one of them. i think what happened this week in arizona with the supreme court of the state reinstating in 1864 law basically banning almost all abortions in the state, this is a remarkable turn in politics. remember, joe biden only won arizona by like 10,500 votes in 2020.

i think there is a real sense that if this might have been slipping away a bit, now it is very much back in play for democrats. you have republican strategists openly talking about a political earthquake as a result of this that is going to sink their candidate. i think it is very significant. now, advocate say that they have gotten enough signatures to get that referendum on the ballot in arizona this fall. that is the case, i think it is significant. nevada is the other battleground state where you are likely to see an abortion vote this year. for democrats, that is an issue they would like to keep talking about. you know, donald trump did this. that is their new tagline. >> before we get to november, let's talk about where we are right now and what this actually means for people in arizona . this, i know you have been hearing it for 2 days, is actually a civil war era law. a lot of the language and it is very vague in the states attorney general said she will not prosecuted anyway.

how difficult is this for lawyers and doctors to deal with? >> she said she want prosecuted, but there are also county attorneys in arizona who are elected. she said she has supervisory authority over them. well, good luck with that. they are elected. this law says if you perform an abortion you can be prosecuted for a felony. if you are convicted, the two sentences two years. they have a right to be concerned and say you know, i'm just not going to risk it. this is a horrible law for reproductive rights in arizona, but this is the result of the supreme court overturning roe v wade. this is the inevitable result that will happen. >> what is your take on this on? trump is the one who enabled all of this because he lined everything up for roe v wade to be overturned. he is kind of doing a tap dance this week. i am not sure how he can. >> it is interesting. we are going to kick it back to

the states. he had to have known this arizona decision was coming down. it was so preposterous. we are going to take them out to be states. arizona, the republican legislature. >> the next day. it went okay. he will kick it back to 1850. >> we are going to kick it all the way back. >> you remember the president that did that? arizona wasn't a state. a 10-year-old girl could give consent. this is the law. the other lozenges are wild stuff if you read them. i think, look, they are still trying. the democrats in arizona state house are trying to overturn this. they are still trying. but ultimately, it will be enacted. republicans want this. it is like they are campaigning for democrats. >> some republicans wanted. >> thank you so, so much. thank you all. when we come back, this is the story everyone in your life is talking about and you might be saying what happened? i know i am.

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the evidence we have gathered over the past few weeks has demonstrated that the total stolen was over $16 million from shohei ohtani's account to pay for these legal sports books. >> is a down, take a drink, swallow. this story is crazy. the former interpreter for baseball superstar, shohei ohtani is out on bond after making his first court appearance today. i know you have heard about the story. he has been charged with bank fraud and is accused of stealing more than $16 million from shohei ohtani to pay for a legal sports bets. he is now facing up to 30 years in prison if he gets convicted. shohei ohtani says he was not aware of the gambling at all. prosecutors have a text message from the former interpreter to the bookmaker saying technically, i did steal

from him. here to discuss is ken rosenthal. senior writer at the -- fox sports mlb reporter. this story is crazy. what is your take? >> well , we learned a lot more yesterday about what actually happened. for a couple of weeks now we have all speculated and tried to figure out what is going on here. how is this possible? initially the figure that was reported was 4.5 million. at least 4.5 million stolen from shohei ohtani's account. yesterday the u.s. attorney laid out in great detail in a 37 page complaint lays out in great detail just how he conducted this scheme to basically steal money to finance his gambling debts. it is an astonishing document to read. a lot of people in sports fans are curious and not convinced that he had no knowledge of

this. a very compelling case against him and to defend, in a sense, shohei ohtani. it doesn't appear from reading that complaint that he had any awareness of this. that he had any knowledge of it. he seems to have been duped. >> so you don't think there is any shot , the interpreter, one single, small nameless, not faceless guy is a fall guy for a bigger scheme here. you don't think that's possible? >> anything is possible. i'm not going to rule out anything and i'm certainly not on the inside here to know. the two of them were incredibly close. as close as an interpreter and a player can be. he controlled a lot of different aspects of his life. he was involved in a lot of

different aspects. use a well, what if he is just a fall guy? what if he is being paid to take the fall? >> i would believe that a lot more if he was facing a year or two in prison. the 40 years. i don't imagine it will be 30 years. but, let's say he goes to prison for 6 years or 10 years. that is a heck of a fall to take for a good friend, even if you have money coming out at the end of it. again, the way that complaint reads. i advise everyone to read it. it is available online. it is pretty damning of the conduct here. it is pretty exonerating of shohei ohtani. >> it is hard to describe for people just how big he has for major league baseball. some people have compared him to a modern-day babe ruth. what has this case meant for the team and the whole league baseball? >> for now there is some question. some doubt about him. but the way i wrote it today , this is as good as it gets for him as far as it leading to his

exoneration. in time, this will likely fade. if this interests indeed the outcome and he goes to jail and shohei ohtani continues playing, people will always have their doubts. they do in this day and age. at the same time, i don't know if this is going to be bad for the league or bad for shohei ohtani or anything like that. if he was involved in any sense, if he had bet on baseball, which is a cardinal sin in the sport. yes, there would be a big problem. but, that is not the case here. it is also not the case that this investigation was conducted by mlb. if it had been and it was clear people might've said okay. mlb is covering for their cash cow. that might have been a fair assessment. this is the u.s. government, three agencies in the u.s. government conducting this investigation and combining on it. again, it looks pretty good for shohei ohtani. >> it looks pretty good for him

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rise of religious nationalism. this is such an important conversation. people don't realize what is happening. the conservative christians and the religious right have always been a political force or at least for the last several decades. but, this is different. what is christian nationalism? >> it is the belief that america is a christian nation and was made to be a christian nation for that church and state separation that jefferson talked about in the dan barry letter is not applicable. they want church and state to be together. the other part of this is they look at what the founders and framers said and said oh no, this is a christian nation. like general flynn said it when he got upset with that. he generally said america is in the bible. i don't know where america is in the bible, but please enlighten me. >> he said this. america had a special place in biblical history. in biblical prophecy.

so, for lots of people, the way that they think about christian nationalism is that this is a god ordained country that is been blessed in a certain way and that christianity should be the law of the land we should all be following christian rules. christ should be at the center of everything and christian nationalism means the foundations of the government are about christianity and not about freedom of religion. >> peter, you are a conservative christian. how would you describe this movement? >> malicious and dangerous. i think your description was accurate. it was ominous. i think it is a threat to american democracy, but i think it is -- it is a desecration of the christian faith. i think at the core identity for a lot of these people were christian nationalists, it is a whole series of other things, political partisan, cultural,

psychological identities. a grafted christian faith or their version of the christian faith to support and validate these pre-existing views. it is important to say that not all christians or even evangelicals are christian nationalists. it is a loose term. but in terms of how professor butler described it, that movement exists. it is growing. the movement doesn't have to be extremely large to be dangerous . >> a lot of people may think this is just about abortion or prayer in schools. it is a lot more than that. how did it become so powerful? >> the movement is this powerful and strong movement because it has invested for over 50 years in a number of organizations which not only promote the message in ideology, but also build political power.

these organizations are often interconnected. they are policy groups, think tanks, legal advocacy groups. others that focus on legislation or data or networking. they often draw clergy into networks and give the messaging tools to turn out their congregants to vote for far right candidates. the thing to keep in mind is the movement is antidemocratic at all levels. it rejects our founding principles in the principle of equality and pluralism that wraps up the best of the american promise. >> what is it that people see in american culture today that they are so vehemently opposed to? >> the christian nationalists? >> yes. it is a really good question. i think there is pretext that is going on. for some of them there is a fear of awoke ideology that is going to destroy the country with the beliefs and values

that they care about. objective conditions of the country are relatively good, certainly as good or better under joe biden or donald trump. there are areas of justification as much is there is as cause for people on the right christian nationalist movement. they are so twinned in this ideology of aggression and militancy. it is unforgiving in this nature. there is britishness and brutality to it. i think it is tied to feelings of dishonor and disrespect and also, a fear of losing power, including a lot of white evangelicals living power in america because it is more diverse. it is a concoction of different

emotions. whatever they are, they are together and aggravated. it is an unbelievable movement. >> what i hear is this fear or anger about losing white power. >> yes. >> there are all sorts of christians in the united states of america. who was attracted to this form of christianity? >> i want to start out with a line for my book where i talk about the promise of whiteness. the promise of whiteness is about having authority and power and specifically white male power. one of the reasons why i think people are attracted to this whether they be white christians or not white christians. it is because it is a sense that they can have a proximity to power. that is the first thing. the second is nostalgia. let's hope that we can go back to the times like the 1950s or something. or americanism as it was called in the 1950s or back when it is 2008 election.

it was going to be america first. there have been all of these kinds of bits. right? i think one of the things we really have to consider is that these are people who don't want immigrants. they don't want any difference. they want a homogenized america. it means being white and christian. >> if we did not have these big education and career opportunities, we would be home raising those children. >> exactly. >> it would be exactly like it was with the rnc rebuttal . we would be in our kitchens. we would be it nice wives, we would not speak up when we were spoken to you unless it was our husband speaking to us. so these are the kind of things that people are attracted to and want. when you start to talk about the appeals to the republican party, specifically the ones president trump is making. he is making an appeal that i

am going to protect women. i'm going to help women. i'm going to be the one to do that. at the same time, taking away all of the reproductive rights. that just doesn't feel fair. >> is there something about this political movement that we are in right now that is drawing so many people into it? >> i think that we have to . we can't understand what's happening in our political movement now without understanding this movement and how it works. for example, this movement is up to its eyeballs in january 6th. they were promoting the whole election fraud attempt. unfortunately, this is who has seized control of the american party. they need gatekeepers and it needs leaders and all parties who are willing to stand for principle and defend institutions of values that have served us overtime. unfortunately, the leadership of the republican party has demonstrated a good degree of cowardice in the face of these

extremists. a sort of craven ness in their own quest for power. so, the crisis we are facing today is really a crisis of american democracy. i believe specifically, a crisis of republican party. of course, there are many good people who identify as republican. but, unfortunately, they have not rained in the extremes of their party and the idea that the leader is going to come her on and come around and rein in those extremes now. it is kind of wishful thinking. trump is the leader of the republican party in the entire republican party has came to the christian nationalism movement. >> what is the end goal? >> i think it is power, but a different kind of power. the ends justify the means. they want power to advance

certain things they believe in and care about. they also want power to enforce harm on the people with disapproval. i think this is the appeal of i am your retribution. it has a lot of residence with these people. i just want to say one thing as a person of christian faith. christianity if anything, a religion of anti-power probably as contrary to a christian nationalist as you can get. it is a universal message. blessed are the poor in the week. the last shall be first. it is important to understand the moral aversion and the logical version that is taking place here that you can somehow contort christianity and the

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>> as you know, the left is trying to shame christians. they are trying to shame us . i'm a very proud christian, actually. i am taking them for you and i am so honored. you have no idea. >> this is going to be called something else. this is going to be called christian visibility day when christians come out in numbers no one has seen before. >> for many christian nationalist emma donald trump is the leader they have been looking for. if he becomes president, they can make their vision of what america should be a reality. there is something he is more than willing to encourage at his rallies on the campaign trail. >> have we ever had a political candidate like trump? there are some christian voters that see him as their savior. >> know we have not had people

see a president of a savior. i am personally appalled. there is only one savior and that is jesus christ. the way they think about trump is that he is the divine figure and the first in the presidency. they compared him to king cyrus. there is artwork of jesus standing behind him in the oval office. all of these things that happened in the first round, but what is happened now since 2020 and he lost. now he is tying it into a persecution complex. look what they are doing to me. i am your savior, i am the one to do this. there is no mistake that he started to sell the bible on holy week. right? last year he did the same thing. he talked about how they are trying to persecute him. so, this persecution is tied into evangelical beliefs about their own persecution and what they perceive as persecution. he is the perfect person for that. so, in other words, it doesn't

matter that he has three wives and any of the stuff that you thought would matter. what matters to them is that they see him as a suffering savior but a suffering savior for their causes and for them. >> back in 2016, he told some of his supporters that they were under siege. that christianity will have power again. religious extremism has been part of his rap for years. >> now what is different. what do you hear him telling supporters today? >> well, i just think that he is wrapping it up. the language he is using is more violent and more threatening. there is a psychological accommodation that has happened with some resistance, not much. not as much as there should've been when trump came onto the scene. but with every transgression he made, the christian nationalists -- even justin jellico christians were at peace with donald trump.

he changed that when they changed him. it is an important understanding in this context. she wrote a very good book called jesus and john wayne. whatever arguments is that donald trump is the personification of a lot of values for the evangelical movement that they had for decades and decades. a lot of them think and understandably so that there is hypocrisy on drum with this moral life and personal life that is not the full story. it is the cruelty that he embodies that unfortunately, tragically now resonates with.. we saw this in the primary and 2016. we have seen it this year in the primaries. when republicans have choices, conservative alternatives to donald trump, non-corrupt alternatives to donald trump,

successful governors like nikki haley. they reject her. they object in overwhelming numbers. that means there is something about trump that draws them to him. it is a real shame. >> catherine, you wrote that right wing conspiracy theories have never been more bloodthirsty. we talked about in the last segment. we have seen political violence become a reality. january 6th was clearly that. i want to understand if and how christian nationalism played a role in january 6th. do you think there will be more violence ahead? >> well, the movement leaders absolutely played a role. they spread election lies in the run-up to january 6th. the conservative action project and organization with the council for national policy. they issued a memo, this is one of the key networking organizations of religious right telling leaders that they

should end their political allies so the provost could be contested. not only that, there were a number of christian nationalist leaders that were participating in the jericho marches that preceded the january 6th attempt. so, you mentioned conspiracy and disinformation. this is unfortunately a really big part of the movement. the movement leaders know very well if you can separate people from the facts, you can control them. you can control their behavior and you can control their vote. the conspiracy quest, reawaken america towards. i don't know what you know about that. it is traveling road trump conspiracy roadshows that take place is in mega-churches and

attract thousands of attendees. they just sort of spread lies. all different kinds of lies. there is a lot of q and on. there is a lot of great replacement of other conspiracy is that the main lie they are spreading is the idea that donald trump is their savior. he is a really terrific guy. the election of 2020 was stolen. unfortunately, they are really priming a section of the american public to become sort of a authoritarian voters. >> they are deeply entangled in the 2024 campaign. what can another trump administration look like for some of these guys at the home? >> it could look really bad. what you have now is project 2025 which is a piece that is been put together by the heritage foundation where they talk about -- >> 900 page manifesto, really. >> yes, basically. they are going to change all of these governments. how are they going to put their

own people in. what kind of rules will change because of this? they are already interviewing people. i think that for people who just say this is just another project, they have had time to think about what they have wanted to do since 2020. project 2025 i think is the most fearful thing. the other thing i would say is you heard donald trump yesterday say while, i'm not going to really be involved in it. i'm going to kick this guy back to the states. that is an obscure occasion. but he is doing a nice little fake so that people won't see this and then he can get women's votes. the way i would put it is a way that a friend said to me. if women vote for donald trump, it is like chickens voting for colonel sanders. you know, it is crazy to say, but it is just the truth. i think these kinds of projects on the state level or the national level, we can look at book banning. we can look at how you cannot

teach ethnicity they talk about african american herstory during black history month because that is woke in florida. you know? these kinds of things are going to be entrenched because they want a theocracy. this is the thing that i cannot stress to people enough. you need to understand that it is not just about abortion. it is not just about all of these other things like books and all of this. is about the entire structure. for people who say they believe in freedom, they don't believe in everyone else's freedom. we want freedom for themselves, but they don't want to for the rest of us who are living in this nation and don't want to live by those rules because he may or may not believe them. >> christian nationalism, if you don't know what it is, educate yourself . it is growing more prominent, more powerful, it is deeply entangled in donald trump's campaign. thank you all for educating us

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