on the bipartisan deal to raise the debt ceiling and cut spending so the nation averts a default next week. president biden and speaker mccarthy are defending the agreement as some of their parties are also railing against it. we ll bring you the results of that vote as soon as it happens. but first, to a cnn exclusive tonight. reporting the federal prosecutors have donald trump on tape in his own words acknowledging that he took a sensitive national security document with him when he left the white house. that is what multiple sources tell cnn. and i ll speak with one of the former president s attorneys in just a moment. but we are told that trump s comments in the 2021 recording suggest that he knew that he kept classified material and wanted to share it, but understood his limitations post presidency. in other words, he knew that this was likely false when he said it. by the way, they become automatically declassified when i took them. and the same goes for this. i
they want to justify the singular treatment of president trump compared to any other president in history. i guess we re not allowed to go back to 2018 when thousands of declassified documents were kept in a furniture story. this is a president who specifically told doj if you want more, come and ask for it. they said put a lock on the door. he did within two days. and then he dropped off all communications. they dropped off because the prosecutor on the case at this time, even before the surngs according to the washington post, was obsessed with doing a raid on mar-a-lago. they had been trying to get the documents back for quite some time. and they got 15 boxes in january of 2022. well, right. but that raises the question why there were still so many left there when they did show up to execute that search warrant. jim, when it comes to this this document specifically, the heart of this reporting, how did this document wind up at bedminster? i know i m getting boring for your
a deepening humanitarian crisis in houston and throughout southeast texas amid the historic flooding, victims are fleeing the shelters, convention halls, church, even a bowling alley and a furniture story now house flood victims. they say water was rising. time to go. so that s what we did. reporter: the destruction is spreading beyond houston. beaumont and port arthur, texas got pummelled with 26 inches of rain in 24 hours. the mayor of port arthur says his whole city is now under water. this shelter flooding overnight, compounding the misery for people already forced from their homes. this is going to be an incredibly large disaster for the country. reporter: multiple agencies are still making rescue after rescue, while many more are still waiting for help. emergency crews race against time to reach those trapped in their homes. how long were you in there? three days. reporter: amid the devastation, extraordinary acts
he used the word reticent so he is not that dumb. bill: he is not that dumb because he used the word reticent. a big word. this guy goats into a local furniture story in new orleans which is a hot bed of terrorism activity, i guess, i don t know. and he meets this guy. you are sitting there watching him. they are exchanging information and he thinks he is going to get the money. does all these wonderful things. bill: the guy stuffed 2,000 bucks selling america s secrets for 2 grand? i mean i do that for goodness sakes. i m just kidding. bill: got a sofa, too. and an end table. matching end table. bill: how stupid is this guy. the stupidest thing is the judge s decision on this. bill: five years? he should have gotten a lot more. bill: you think so? yeah. he easily could have. bill: he got five years. it was about taiwan, it was selling pentagon defense department armaments to taiwan. gutfeld, you want to pile on. i actually think the guy was so stupid he
he used the word reticent so he is not that dumb. bill: he is not that dumb because he used the word reticent. a big word. this guy goats into a local furniture story in new orleans which is a hot bed of terrorism activity, i guess, i don t know. and he meets this guy. you are sitting there watching him. they are exchanging information and he thinks he is going to get the money. does all these wonderful things. bill: the guy stuffed 2,000 bucks selling america s secrets for 2 grand? i mean i do that for goodness sakes. i m just kidding. bill: got a sofa, too. and an end table. matching end table. bill: how stupid is this guy. the stupidest thing is the judge s decision on this. bill: five years? he should have gotten a lot more. bill: you think so? yeah. he easily could have. bill: he got five years. it was about taiwan, it was selling pentagon defense department armaments to taiwan. gutfeld, you want to pile on. i actually think the guy was so stupid he