very bizarre and weird and depressing chapter in our political history come to the clothes that it did. come to the clothes, though i feel like he is probably trying to keep it going. yes, i was going, to say not surprising they are trying to milk it for as long as he possibly can. maybe there is a fund-raiser he s going to try and throw at some point. alicia, always good to see you my, friend thank, you enjoy the rest of your evening. now good evening to our, home welcome to ayman tonight. donald trump rejected judge tanya chutkan says the ex president is not immune for prosecution related to the capitol insurrection. then, donald trump silenced the gag order in his civil fraud trial has been reinstated, and power to the people, activists are pushing abortion rights measures to beat critical swing state ballots in 2024. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. we begin this hour with major news out of washington d. c., breaking late last, night u.s. district judge tanya
then donald trump silenced the gag order in his civil fraud trial has been reinstated and power to the people, activists are pushing abortion rights measures to be on critical swing state ballots by 2024. i am ayman, let s get started. we begin this hour with major news out of washington, d.c.. breaking late last night, u.s. district judge tanya chutkan deny two of donald trump s motions to dismiss the federal election interference case that was preferred against. tim first, check-in rule that presidents do not have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution from acts that fall within their official responsibilities unless i impeached and convicted in the senate. quote, whatever immunities a sitting president may, enjoy the united states has only one chief executive at a time, and that position does not confer a lifelong get out of jail free card. chutkan also said, trump s indictment also does not violate the first amendment rejecting a second motion to dismiss, saying in,
tonight on 360, more hostages come out of gaza, with another group expected tomorrow, and talks underway to extend the truce, and the flow of captives, for as long as possible. also tonight, liz cheney s new book and the revelations in about the former president, which he calls his republican enablers and collaborators, and how she says they just could not quit him. and later, why republican hopeful nikki haley is that much more hopeful tonight. the surprising early big name and big money endorsement she just got. and, how it might change her campaign. good evening, thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with the hostages. hamas freed 12 more today, under the terms of a truce, which has now run five days. it expires tomorrow, after we expect a hostage comes out. this is new video taken from inside of gaza, of the handover from the afp news agency. you see crowds cheering, some shouting allah akbar - god is great, as the latest freed hostages are paraded past them, on th
to me. there is was quite a bond. thank you so much for joining us here in tel aviv tonight. laura coates live starts right now. good evening everyone, and welcome to the special two hour edition of laura coates live. abby has the night off. there is a clear violation of a shaky truce between israel and hamas, maybe spell its end? both sides of the war confront this choice, to choose between peace or to renew violence. and there two very different stories emerging this very evening, from the very same incident. clashes in northern gaza that both sides say marked a breach of an already touch and go truce. both sides are pointing fingers and laying the blame on the other first skirmishes reportedly involving explosive devices. now, it is truly a classic fog of war incidents, and yet, at least for now, both sides are choosing to look past. it we already know and witnessed a now nightly routine, the israeli government says it proceeds and is going to review our list of hostag
there was a powerful moment today, at the tribute service for former first lady rosalynn carter. her husband, seven of 77, years former president jimmy carter, emerge from hospice care to attend. he was seen there in the front row. we didn t hear from him, but their daughter amy did share a letter that he wrote to her mother, 75 years ago. my darling, every time i have ever been away from you, i have been thrilled when i returned, to discover just how wonderful you are. while i am away, i try to convince myself that you really are not, could not be as sweet and beautiful as i remember. but when i see you, i fall in love with you all over again. i does that seem strange to you? it doesn t to me. goodbye darling, until tomorrow. jimmy. there was quite a bond. thank you so much for joining us here in tel aviv tonight. laura coates live starts right now. good evening everyone, and welcome to a special two hour edition of laura coates live. abby has the night off. ther