the mar-a-lago affidavit by noon eastern today. that document could tell us why investigators believe there was probable cause that crimes had been committed in connection with the classified material being kept at trump s home. that document could also be heavily redacted. we will have to wait and see and we are standing by for that. yet even a redacted version could offer new revelations about the investigation and unprecedented search of the former president s home. let s get straight to cnn s jessica schneider she s live in washington standing by with us. jessica, what are you learning about what we may see any moment now? well, the big question here, kate, is how much of this document will the public actually see. you know, this is a document the prosecutors have previously talked about in court as being very lengthy, as talking about the sources and methods of this criminal investigation, ongoing criminal investigation, i might add, as well as discussing the details
get away from the glass! [background sounds] neil: how would you like to be in the middle of all of that? fox on top of texas after a destructive and deadly storm touch down. thiess seven confirmed dead in the houston area after wind gusts reached more than 100 mile-per-hour. hundreds of thousands still without power, and we re tracking the legal storms as well from the fixation over donald trump s new york hush money trial to the folk on hunter bidens two upcoming trials. will any of it matter to voters in november? and then the storm over my, shall we say, chat with the white house economic adviser jared bernstein after president biden continues to say inflation was 9 percent when he took office. the facts see otherwise, it got nasty, and you ll get to see for yourself. neil: good morning, everybody. happy to have you, i m neil cavuto. let s get right to it with the latest in houston and the fallout from a storm that ended up being a lot worse than earlier thought. l
is back on stand this morning. the jury hearing directly from the attorney and fixer for donald trump right now as we speak. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, these hours go by fast. bill: reading e. mails as fast as we can. he shut down the story of daniels before the election. the former president striking back hard before he went into court as the whole process unfolds for what is what, day 17? here he is last hour. check it out. the gag order has to come off. when you ask me a question about the people that we are talking about, i m not allowed to answer. there has never been anything like this in the history of our country. it is a scam. it is election interference at a level that s never taken place before. bill: let s get the latest. eric shawn is at the courthouse now. where are we? hello, michael cohen on the stand right now and he is bringing the jury to the white house. bringing them into a meeting in the oval office that he says he had with pr
tapes that give us a first look at what the former president s codefendants are saying about him and efforts to overturn the 2020 election. he said well the boss, meaning president trump, and everyone understood the boss. the boss is not going to leave under any circumstances. we are just going to stay in power. i said to him, it doesn t quite work that way, you realize. he said we don t care. that is just one of a series of reportings obtained by the washington post. essentially a tell all interview for a plea deal. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. what they tell us about the fraud case facing donald trump is really the question and who d.a. willis is blaming for this leak. let s start with the latest developments here, vaughn. what more do we know about the d.a. s emergency filing? this is kind of in realtime here. we know this hearing is going to be tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 p.m. in front of the judge and televised. so this emergency mo
the prosecutor. providing a plethora of details about the days and weeks after the 2020 election. when donald trump and his allies tried anything and did everything they could to reverse what they knew was trump s election defeat. we re getting a look at what sidney powell and jenna ellis told prosecutors during the recessions. those are the meetings where defendants who take plea deals reveal any information that could be used against the other defendants in this case. which includes rudy giuliani and donald trump. former trump attorney general ellis descriing a chilling conversation with trump aid at a white house christmas party. i said something to him like i m sorry that we haven t been able to do more. and i emphasized to him i thought that the claims and the ability to challenge the election results was essentially over because of the dismissal of the case from the the supreme court. he said to me in an excited tone, well, we don t care. we re not going to leave. i