this country has never seen before, the possibility that a former president of the united states may soon be indicted and arrested. our senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid has details. reporter: this was the day former president trump claimed he would be arrested on charges related to a hush money probe. but there was no sign yet of an arrest or even an indictment. still, law enforcement continues to prepare for possible protests. in washington, d.c., barriers erected around the capitol. in new york, police officers told to be in uniform and ready for deployment. so far, officials say there are no credible threats despite online chatter calling for civil war if trump is indicted. today, small groups gathered outside trump tower and mar-a-lago. there has been no word from the manhattan district attorney after a last-ditch effort by trump to avoid charges. attorney robert costello appearing before the grand jury monday to attack the witness at the center of the inve
state. but the searing personal story that may have helped sweep this democratic governor to victory. and she s here tonight. plus the fbi seizing a phone and an ipad of the mayor of new york city, marking a significant escalation of a corruption investigation. eric adams saying tonight that he has, quote, nothing to hide. and after resigning from office nearly 20 years ago over a sex scandal with a male staffer, the former new jersey governor, jim mcagree vi, wants back into politics. he s here to make his case for a second chance. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. tonight, democrats are seizing on a galvanizing force in politics, one that led them to a string of victories on election night. even in the unlikeliest of circumstances, in pretty red states, ruby red states, actually. by making abortion access the center of their campaigns and their campaign ads, democrats are now moving to get more abortion rights measures on ballots next year in 2024. they v
saying we need to know, america, the public needs to know what is going on behind the redactions that fox so desperately wanted to make sure that they wanted those redactions to stay in place so no one knew what was going on. what s interesting is this particular text from tucker cal son it a producer and listen, this may be an unpopular take. there is the possibility that this text message may have never seen the light of day. why? well, because the discovery process, in discovery when you send a discovery request or serve a subpoena, it s broadly construed. it allows the lawyers for the other side to make a determination as to whether or not it s, quote, relevant to the request. if you see redactions, if i m dominion lawyers and see this plethora of redaction, of course i m going to go to the court and say i believe there s relevant information that needs to be turned over. the court does a review, within the chambers the court reviews those redactions and decides whether or not th
following this, that this wa going to become unredacted sort of come into play comin into the trial these messages are centered on the sunday as fox has entere into negotiations with them to signal the lawsuit it s in that process that they see these messages, and on message in particular, they say, oh, we have a huge problem o our hands. that leaves the board to consult with a big new york lo firm about bringing them in to investigate tucker carlson the prospect of that i starting to version as foxes moving forward in trying t settle the dominion suit and we re going to quot from the reporting, if h switches entitled on the eve o child discovery on carlson tests. dominion lawyers plan to press the judge about using th contents of the redacted messages in their questionin of tucker carlson specifically they plan to pin him down on the ones that were mos
into the trial. these messages are centered on the sunday as fox has entered into negotiations with them to signal the lawsuit. it s in that process that they see these messages, and one message in particular, they say, oh, we have a huge problem on our hands. that leaves the board to consult with a big new york lot firm about bringing them in to investigate tucker carlson. the prospect of that is starting to version as foxes moving forward in trying to settle the dominion suit. and we re going to quote from the reporting, if he switches entitled on the eve of child discovery on carlson tests. dominion lawyers plan to press the judge about using the contents of the redacted messages in their questioning of tucker carlson specifically. they plan to pin him down on the ones that were most demeaning towards women. this was a live issue, not just in public embarrassment, but a live issue that was maybe going to be litigated in the court. there is a thought that tim inman was playing fo