Completely dismissed. Bill. Dana: what s interesting is that you said 93page ruling. I m curious why it would take so many pages because she is not ruling on the merits of the case. She is ruling that the special counsel should never have been appointed and i wonder about the how it will reverberate throughout the department of justice. Does that mean that other situations like this would also be dismissed? it s a great question. We re waiting to see some clarity from d. O. J. On page two of 93 it says the appointments clause sets as a default rule that all officers of the united states whether inferior or principle must be appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate. Jack smith was not confirmed by the senate. I assume we ll hear an argument from doj that past special counsels john durham, robert mueller to name a few in recent memory also were not confirmed that way and allowed to continue their work. That s what we re probably going to hear from d. O. J. But a major, majo
i realized it wasn t a nightmare. i was literally considering the possibility that my brother was the unabomber. hey, everyone. i m hill harper. the hunt for the unabomber was one of the largest, most expensive investigations in fbi history. this lone wolf serial killer put the nation on notice, as his increasingly deadly campaign of terror expanded across the country. beginning in the 1970s, the mysterious bomber taunted law enforcement, left no trace of his identity, made no demands and evaded capture for years. by 1993, the case had gone cold. people had hope the unabomber was dead, but really, he was just getting started. so far, investigators don t know who he is, but they say he s attacked people all across the country since 1978. there were never any serious subjects. there had never been any search warrants served. it was as close to being unsolvable as a case can be. the unabomber disappeared for nearly 7 years. a lot of people thought, he s dead. he s
as you, know the laptop has become the focus of president biden s political opponent, a source of embarrassing allegations about his son s personal affairs, as well as a figurative side dish to a main course of what could be serious legal trouble for the younger biden. at the moment, the potential legal and political fallout, i news itself and see cnn s jessica schneider. for so four years, now republicans have been going off about this laptop, and hunter biden never publicly acknowledge that it was his. why is he taking legal steps now? yet, the really ramping up their approach here, anderson, and it s really coming at the same time that they are getting themselves for a real fight with congressional republicans. so, what they re doing tonight, they re fighting back against a number of people they say allegedly got into hundred biden s laptop, that was led to that deliver computer repair shop, and they re fighting back against people who allegedly disseminated the contents
see me tomorrow morning on cnn news central. the news continues now cnn primetime with caitlin collins. tonight representative reinstated protests engulfed the tennessee capital in support of expelled lawmakers. justin jones has been a nashville city council votes to return one of the legislators to his seat. the people have spoken republicans react plus sad reality should not continue to happen just two weeks after the school massacre in nashville, another mass shooting this time in louisville . very close friend that didn t make it today. so when we talk about frame, i hope people will will anything change and a portion fight. the justice department looks to texas judge s ruling banning and fda approved abortion medication. we have to go to court and we have to prevail on this party s double down by demonstration should ignore. this ruling maybe have come a point where house republicans have to defund fda programs. cnn prime time starts now. good evening. i m caitlin collin