bret: breaking to make him gt a former president trump will get arba third-party arbiter to review documents taken from his home in florida by federal agents last month. a judge came down in favor of the trump team s request today, rejecting arguments fromcial prosecutors that the special master was both unnecessary and unwisedavi. correspondent david spunt has tonight s top story. good evening. good evening tood eveni you.u this judge s order out just hours ago as a temporary legal victory for the former president and gives him more political opportunities to attack an ongoing grand jury investigation his handling of sensitive documents. days after asking what is the harm with naming an outside neutral party to review thousands of documents seized by the fbi, judge eid a cited to review the seized property for personal items documents potentially privileged materials to claims of attorney-client and/or executive privilege. the order still allows intelligence communit
washington. she is expected to attend the u.n. general assembly in new york later new this month ad speculation the trip could include a meeting with president biden. tom she will actually become prime minister tomorrow after she meets with the queen at her castle in scotland. by the the way way, this is thes 15th prime minister. now that is staying power. bret: greg palkot in , thank you.ur let spring in our panel early tonight. jeff mason, white house corresponded for reuters. morgan ortagus, former state apartment spokesperson, and s indicatereutd radio host hug hewitt. we ended on that piece oute, h f the neu.w prime minister in the u.k. we will start there with the panel.it as you take a look at liz trust, the washington post just releases the thatcher parallel is revealing, though it has its limits. like her hero, she does not heal from a privileged wing of the ruling conservative party, she attended ascho government schoo, but she appeared the firstwe
strain on the state apostate is powe.r supply. the head of california s power grid wants people to conserve power. rotating outages are a possibility today. we are nowng i moving into the t extreme part of this heat wave and really stepping up thosehose actions here today and tomorrow in particular are going to be essential to helping us maintain the liability buried , with strains on californias power grid, more doubts on how they will handle an electric car mandate by the year 2035.el 17 states are already waiting planecs to adopt the mandate but t every one is on board.uote minnesota s governor said in aca statement, we are not california. minnesota has its own plan, our priority is to lower costs and increase choices so minnesotans can drive whatever vehicle suits them. but ask sadie electric vehicle mandate just doesn t makoesne se how much more demand will to be of everyone is having in electric vehicle, and how much more chaos could thisea potentially unleash given what w
california power grid? the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california s history was caused by nearly 100-year-old electric transmission line faulty line in 2018. president biden s energyy says secretary says more needs to ber done to expand theid electric grid. and we are pushing on all these lettere les simultaneouslo get clean power onto theric nation s electric grid.of we have got to double the size of the electric grid in this country. ele not just for electric vehicles, buth ot because of the growth oe country. california officials say the state could break the all-time record for power demand tomorrow. bret: critics are saying this is putting the cart beforre the horse for the electric carsi before the grid. righ that s right. right now we are just seen california is not handling itsng electricity. there was this massive wildfire in 2018, faulty power line about 100 years old, so people are saying critics, you heard clays sa travis say if californs can t han
what s goingn to happen whenr a millions plug in their cars to get power? bret: lucas all, thank you. it s been a very hectic holiday foalr travel. that is despite the fact that all most everything is more expensive this year and logisticloics s have been a majr issue all summer. correspondent bill melugin is at los angeles international t tonight. labor day travel in full swing here at lax, where more than 450,000 people are expected to depart from over the holidayi weekend,es making it the third busiest airport int in the coun. way too busy right now, iho actually got herure an hour ago. oing i worried that i was meao be her try to figure out like if i could even check m my bag or l able te o make it to my flight. o my aaa estimates 40 million americans are traveling over the holiday weekend. with this labor day expectede e be the busiest in three years. experts say the number of people flying is now back to pre-pandemic levels and passengers are feelingai at a airports all a