Trump eyes federal court for Georgia charges

The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle

MS NOW, Stephanie Ruhle

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🗓️ 8 September 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Former President Trump signals he may try to move his Georgia election interference case to federal court. Meantime, former Trump adviser Peter Navarro is found guilty of criminal contempt of Congress for defying a Jan. 6th subpoena. Plus, China’s economy is going through a major slowdown. And parenting Youtuber Ruby Franke is facing six felony child abuse charges. Peter Baker, Jon Allen, Joyce Vance, Basil Smikle, Stuart Stevens, Anna Ashton and Kalhan Rosenblatt join.

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0:00.0	Tonight, Donald Trump's possible move to take his Georgia case to federal court, and
0:05.4	what we can expect from the Special Grand Juries report tomorrow, plus the guilty verdict
0:10.3	for Trump's former trade advisor, Peter Navarro, and Ron DeSantis hinting at pardons for
0:15.8	the January 6th defendants as presidential libraries issue a rare joint warning about
0:21.6	our democracy.
0:23.2	Then the world's second largest economy in a slowdown.
0:26.3	China's stalling out could mean for the U.S., as the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday
0:31.4	night.
0:38.6	Good evening.
0:39.6	Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule Live at MSNBC headquarters here at 30 Rock.
0:43.8	Today, former President Trump has signaled what could be his next move in the Georgia election
0:49.0	case.
0:50.0	This afternoon, he told the judge he may seek removal of his prosecution to federal court.
0:55.4	Remember, Trump's former chief of staff and Georgia co-defendant, Mark Meadows, is
0:59.6	ready to do that.
1:01.1	He's still waiting for ruling on that request.
1:03.7	As Trump and Meadows try to work out their legal strategies, district attorney, Fawni
1:07.9	Willis, is fighting to protect her investigation from House Republicans.
1:12.3	Today, she responded to Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, who began investigating her
1:17.5	office after Trump was indicted in a scathing nine-page letter, Willis O. Jordan.
1:23.7	He was, quote, trying to obstruct a criminal proceeding and advance outrageous partisan
1:29.4	misrepresentations.
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