129 points at this moment. Your world with neil cavuto will break it down as he always does with the best in business. Should news break out, well break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. See you next week. Well, President Trump and the first lady are in ohio at this hour. One of the president s closest confidants is granted immunity and everybody is wondering what does that immunity and the Michael Cohen investigation mean. Is the russia probe going beyond russia . Where does this end . Welcome. Im neil cavuto. The president s battle with Jeff Sessions end . Stocks survived. The white house survived. The critics thrive. If you call my interview with dana on fbn earlier today, it was a wild ride. The president does have the
hes in the news. The reason why, federal prosecutors in new york have granted him immunity, a big story line here at the white house here today. Wiselberg is a person who apparently dealt with mr. Cohen. He helped him be reimbursed for
5,400 e-mails using a different name for any reason? i know what your secret name is. i don t want to ask. judge makes an interesting point if now staffers were being copied on these e-mails, this is an administration wide scandal. would you expect house oversight to maybe subpoena some of these people? yeah. again, they re next. i imagine they re going do that. it was the southeastern legal foundation that asked for it a year ago. june 2022 they say, you ve got these three aliases. can you tell us what e-mails went out during the obama years? okay, i ll get back to you, okay, a year. so we get back. turns out 5,400. we ll get them to you eventually. we do know this. ten of those e-mails were copied to hunter between may 18 and june 15. and so we also understand, too, that there was an explanation when obama had an alias. they said, we have to throw off
translator: i saw 17 kids who were shot dead and then thrown into the water. this was one of the most surreal scenes i ve witnessed. reporter: even as they fled across the border to chad, our evidence shows men, women and children were shot as they fled. at the msf hospital in chad, survivors arrived with gunshot wounds in the back, legs and buttocks. the lead doctor tells cnn all injuries consistent with being shot from the back. over 850 people flooded the hospital between june 15 to 17 according to msf, more than any other period since fighting began in april. body collectors say according to their count around 1,000 people were killed on the day of june 15th, buried in dozens of mass graves. survivors say the rsf is replicating these same tactics across the region. even as their
filmed at great risk by survivors. the video shows racist graffiti defacing walls and corporases i the streets. after heavily shelling campaign. a cnn investigation has now uncovered some of the costs of the rsf victory here. survivors, aid workers and body collectors describe to cnn how together with their allies the rsf gunned down hundreds of civilians on june 15 in one of the most violent massacres to date in the recent history of this genocide-scarred sudanese region. using satellite images, eyewitness testimony and geolocating what few videos have made it through the