again in a $250 million civil lawsuit threatening the fate of his business empire. did the former president answer the new york attorney general s questions, and the u. s. supreme court is being asked to intervene in the legal fight over abortion medication. the u. s. justice department seeking emergency action after a new appeals court ruling keeps the pills on the market for now, but with restrictions welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. our top story tonight. the fbi s dramatic arrest of an air national guardsman now the lead suspect in connection with the damaging leak of classified pentagon documents. cnn s oren liebermann is over at the pentagon for us with all the new details. tonight a 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard is in custody arrested in connection to the massive leak of classified documents online, the fbi swooping in on titan, massachusetts, a tactical t
to start this hour, let s brea down all of the news and how i view the trump indictment. sources familiar with th matter tell nbc news that trum faces around 30 charges of documented fraud connected to hush mone payments that he allegedly mad to cover up fast affairs in th run up to the 2016 election. two sources tell the associate press that it includes at leas one felony offense, and th exact charges at this moment against the ex president are still unknown. because the indictment remains sealed nbc news has now joined coalition of news organization urging that the indictment t be unsealed, citin overwhelming public interest ahead of trump s scheduled arraignment next tuesday that group is also requestin that cameras be allowed inside the courtroom during tuesday s proceedings. according to the new york times, trump and his aides were caugh off guard by the timing of the grand jury indictment which wa made public thursday afternoon thinking that any action was perhaps still
nancy mace coming up. reckless. in his sharpest rebuke yet, mike pence says history will hold his former boss accountable for january 6. will other potential trump challengers agree? a new voice. a multimillionaire businessman says he is running for president to shake up the gop. we are hungry to be part of something bigger than ourselves. is his new approach striking a cord within his own party? that s ahead. hello. i m caitlyn collins in washington. the state of our union is watching the 2024 race heat up. big news in the gop presidential primary last night. mike pence went further than he has before behind closed doors at the gridiron dinner in washington, describing his experience at the capitol on january 6 and delivering a blistering line attack against his former boss and frankly many in his own party saying, tourists don t injure 140 police officers by sightseeing. make no mistake about it, what happened that day was a disgrace. it mocks decency to portray i
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