joins us live. and the race to 2024 officially heating up, the first challenger to donald trump for the republican nomination. his one-time ally turned opponent. what nikki haley is saying about pushing back on belize, as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good valentines evening, i m stephanie ruhle. we may be on the verge of several major legal battles involving the justice department. donald trump, and his former vp mike pence. a source tells nbc news that the former vp plans to challenge a subpoena from special counsel, jack smith. smith wants pence to testify under oath in the investigation in trump s role in the january 6th riot. pence was the focus of a major pressure campaign by trump himself to block biden s victory. pence had to certify those electoral resorts before a joint session of congress, you know when, january 6th. the votes for president of the united states are as follows, joseph r. biden junior of the state of delaware has received 306 v
came out an hour ago and there is say lot of data here and how the former president is responding. so as as you said, we have team combing through hundreds of pages but trump paid a very low amount of income tax in the first and last year of presidency. we re talking about 2017 he paid $750. 2018 and 2019, it was combined $1.1 million in income tax and in 2020 it was $0 and that is important and here is why. we hope the tax returns will show the raw data of the numbers but it is looking at the detailed documents that were providing to give us insight into his businesses. are they really as successful as he has said. and i talked to a number of tax experts who say that $0, that indicates that there might be been some faltering business. he said in 2016 it was smart not to pay taxes when he was talking with hillary clinton about why he wouldn t release them. but is it actually business losses? which is important when you think about the political ramifications of a man who ra
the main point there expected to zero in on this time around as they make their case. we have gone through our retirement savings more quickly than we had anticipated. plus, recognizing inflation putting the squeeze on senior citizens. a dire economic situation forcing some retirees to make sacrifices in order to survive. we are always grateful for your company and you take time to be with us this morning. thank you for being here. always a pleasure to be with you. we begin with this developing story out of utah where more than two dozen people believed to be members of a hate group have been arrested for conspiracy to riot near a pride parade. police say the suspects were all wearing similar clothing and they bore the insignia of a known white nationalist organization. patriot front. yes. so police in couer d alene, idaho where this happened, pulled as many as 31 men from the back of a uhaul yesterday afternoon. investigators believe those men were in possession of
daughters. i never discussed a single thing with my season about anything having to do with ukraine. i never spoke with my son about his overseas dealings. i never discussed with my son, brother or anybody else or anything having to do with their businesses, period. martha: it s so interesting, clay. in this document, the head of burisma said he never sent funds directly to the big guy. but he says we found ways to put them through all of these different financial channels. he said they ll never find it because we had such a creative way of paying, which is what james comer found in his investigation when they uncovered these different very complex banking arrangements. martha in the last 48 hours has been one of the most jaw dropping blockbuster revelation after blockbuster revelation. let s just start here. they impeached president trump
judge is going to release some of the grand jury report. notably, the judge said that he was going to keep much of it sealed and allow fani willis to continue her work without exploiting too much to potential defendants. i don t think that thursday will be the kind of blockbuster revelation, because the judge has said, i am granting miss willis s request to keep some of this material under seal and not available to the public. so with all of those limitations i think that it will not be the day. but i do think that georgia is heading towards some pretty actually pretty soon on these criminal investigations against donald trump. so it is up to the next couple weeks, we will have an answer. let s talk about the op-ed that you wrote. it is getting a lot of chatter out there. you wrote that john durham and trump s former attorney general, bill barr, made such serious errors and potentially errors in judgment, that you think that merrick garland should