indictment s will, not could or might, but will spark rioting in the streets. john berman in for anderson. and whatever you make of the thinly veiled threat of political violence, you should know it comes from a republican member of the senate judiciary committee. lindsey graham speaking to grey gowdy. i ll say this, if there s a prosecution of donald trump for mishandling classified information after the clinton debacle, which you presided over and did a hell of a good job, there would be riots in the street. the former judiciary chair did not follow that remark by saying, of course, such violence would be wrong. instead, he repeated and amplify whad he said. and the former president reposted several attacks on the fbi and a post of his own in which he appeared to be calling for an uprising within the bureau. quoting now, one of the great agents and others in the fbi going to say we aren t going to take it anymore. he also demanded to be declared, quote, the rightful win
extend their truce another day? that and a new report from the new york times that israel actually knew the plan for the hamas attack more than a year before it happened. plus indicted congressman george santos could be out of a job in just hours from now. and now he s threatening to take down his own colleagues if expelled from the house. and racism, hazing, sexual assault. what top ranking military officials have been concealing from the public for years. we expose a coast guard cover-up right here tonight. i m pamela brown, and this is the source. and good evening to you. kaitlan is off tonight. just three hours from another truce deadline, what could be the end of the pause in fighting between israel and hamas. negotiations going down right to the wire once again on this seventh day of the truce, as a seventh group of hostages were freed and are now safely back in israel. only eight hostages released in this handover. israel and hamas agreed to count the two
is blaming donald trump for republicans losing momentum in the midterm elections. i think republicans have decided to run with trump. and the ones that you hear the most about, the most vocal, are the craziest, right, the ones that want to roll back voting rights and abortion rights and ban books and all that non-sense. people equate that with trump. i think trump is a huge factor. s.e. cup, karen fenny. serena williams in the midst of what is possibly the final u.s. open of her career. we re going to speak with tennis analyst and carrie champion.
said at the time there was not going to be a better motivator, a better turnout driver for democrats than this issue. but i also think it s just also representative of a larger extremism that i think folks in the middle, independents, folks who even lean center-left, center-right, an extremism they see out of the far right that is encapsulated in the abortion and rolling back access to it. but it s in all kinds of other things, regressive education policies, book bans, story of this dystopian delorean that most people want to get in. i didn t know the delorean was going to be part of this discussion. karen, when you look at the overall numbers and you can see the congressional ballots as looking better for democrats and the president s approval ratings not bad as they were, do you see
i think to a lot of people, you could say democrats aren t getting the economy right. maybe they re making some mistakes. but, again, i think this version of extremism that s being offered up by the far right is really scaring off a lot of moderates. that s it. plain and syimple. go ahead, karen. i was going to say, a climate for democrats is improving. does that mean we re going to win the house? we don t know. it looks better in the senate. i agree with s.e. we re talking about candidates who campaigned on extremist policies and loyalty to donald trump. and many of these candidates not just running for the senate and the house but for running for the ways to control the levers of our democracy, runs for attorneys general, running for governor. and i think that has been a real wakeup call. and it s turned the election into a choice between a party that is talking about the future and protecting our rights and a party that really wants to take us backwards. s.e., how much of a fa