responsibility to pay for this mess. senator tim scott has officially launched his 2024 presidential campaign. i m running for president of the united states. the naacp has issued a travel warning for florida, calling the policies of governor ron desantis hostile to minority communities. norah: back-to-back shark attacks in the florida keys. that one was not afraid of us. he wanted me. norah: the inspirational story behind the historic new name of a u.s. army base. it s not named fort hal moore. it s both hal moore and julie. the fairy tale story gets better. a hole-in-one for michael block! dunked it. get there, yes. magic. we get to see him next year. music to my ears, my friend. music to my ears. norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we want to begin tonight at the white house with debt limit negotiations taking place with the full faith and credit of the unite
off. donald trump takes on rhonda scent this and the florida governor seems to be crumbling it s his presidential campaign over before it even begins then, judicial ethics, the cal to investigate clarence thomas are growing. i ll speak with congressma hank johnson, one of the democrats leading the charge t try to hold thomas accountable and or start the week, it s battle for the most tone tha the campaign announcements you will want to stick aroun for these once i am ayman mohyeldin, let s ge started. all right, so in politics, lik in life, the little things matter most. great politicians like joe biden, nancy pelosi, barac obama, they have an almost innate ability to appreciate the little things. think about bill clinton snack for remembering the names of voters he met years earlier or even ronald reagan s habit o enjoying a jog at the end of the day with then speaker ti o neill. it was those small gesture that mean a great deal to th people on the receiving end of th
off. donald trump takes on rhonda scent this and the florida governor seems to be crumbling it s his presidential campaign over before it even begins then, judicial ethics, the cal to investigate clarence thomas are growing. i ll speak with congressma hank johnson, one of the democrats leading the charge t try to hold thomas accountable and or start the week, it s battle for the most tone tha the campaign announcements you will want to stick aroun for these once i am ayman mohyeldin, let s ge started. all right, so in politics, lik in life, the little things matter most. great politicians like joe biden, nancy pelosi, barac obama, they have an almost innate ability to appreciate the little things. think about bill clinton snack for remembering the names of voters he met years earlier or even ronald reagan s habit o enjoying a jog at the end of the day with then speaker ti o neill. it was those small gesture that mean a great deal to th people on the receiving end of the
another trump investigation heating up the special counsel in the mar-a-lago classified documents case right now, coming through notes, texts, emails and even photographs. it s new evidence. so how significant is it? and who is the judge? trump claims hates him. we have a special report. let s go, outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett outfront tonight. trump s back in new york, and this is video just in to cnn of trump arriving at trump tower right here in new york, his former home. it is there where the former president is said to be huddling with advisors ahead of tomorrow s arraignment, where he will spend the night and, of course, then he will get up and go downtown in new york city. this is the building where he is expected to surrender in the manhattan criminal courthouse. unclear exactly what time tomorrow how early it will be. right now we are standing by for what could be two major developments at any moment. the judge in the case is expected to side whether to al
but there s one section that didn t receive as much attention as the rest . media luded detailess about how media organizations and big tech, including formerg employees of the department of justice, agreed to working iof n concert to protect joe biden against damaging storiesn again this all happened at the aspen institute in august of 2020, labeled a tabletop exercise on combating disinformation, it quickly morphed into smothering a perfectly legitimate story. now, due to new emails given to us by shellenberger, we know the effort was organized by vivian schiller, former npr president and former twitter global chair of news. and once we started pullingwc the thread of which journalists and social media employees were involved, we found other past association that should raise eyebrows. first is nathaniel leiker,ad o current head of cybersecurity policy at facebookcybers, formef the department of justice. and these two, andrew grado and janine zakharia, both fromfh sta