can. the trump con meets a brick wall in the court. judge kaplan for the second time today reminded former president trump you don t have the right to be disruptive or disregard court orders. i hope that i do not have to remove you from the courtroom. tonight, the genuine threat of accountability from republican front runner. man i am proud to endorse donald trump for the president of the united states. why the indicted ex presidents republican support is more complex than his foot soldiers would how do you think. plus, congressman dan goldman on his new effort to censure elise stefanik. i have concerns about the treatment of january six hostages. and senator bernie sanders on what s happening in gaza when all in starts right now good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. donald trump was in court again today, along with the writer e. jean carroll, the woman who a civil jury concluded after a lengthy trial and lots of evidence, had been both sexually assau
thanks to sandra smith for her hard work yesterday. to alexa mcadams in manchester, new hampshire, on this announcement and more to come i guess. alexis. it s a crowded field all ready. and chris christie is officially throwing his hat into the presidential race, just about 3e paperwork to enter the white house for the second time. but chris christie says he has what he takes what it takes to help the debate stage. and we had what they saw it about this. to take a lesson. i m not a fan, but i would like to hear what he has to say? i think that everybody has to figure out what they are doing and put forward and go from there. so in just a few hours, the former new jersey governor expected to launch his campaign on stage at a town hall in the new hampshire institute of politics. spending more time in new hampshire recently and are all that didn t go so well. he came in 6th in state s primary and dropped out the race and later endorsed trump. they are not really buddie
trump also on tape undermining his own defense. so, is it a smoking gun for prosecutors or not? the former white house lawyer for trump ty cobb will be outfront. plus, a new message from the head of the russian private army, the wagner group. we are learning new details about just how paranoid putin has become about other russians. we ve got that for you this hour. plus, a court clearing the way for a manson family member to be granted parole. will the manson follower now in her 70s go free? let s go outfront. and good evening, i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, trump on tape. federal prosecutors now have trump s own words as key evidence in its classified documents investigation. according to sources, trump is heard on tape acknowledging that he held onto a classified document about plans for a potential attack in iran. so that is significant in and of itself, admitting that he held onto that. and then, secondarily admitting there are limits to his actual abilit
our viewers here in the united states and around the world. audio of donald trump that undermines what he said about classified documents he kept after leaving office. we ll bring you a cnn exclusive. plus the bill is passed. narrowly averting a default. the house passes the plan. who was a winner in this deal? right now, we are at 95,000 people in our care. thousands of asylum seekers arriving in new york. but the numbers at the border are in fact down. can the biden administration take this as a win weeks after title 42 ends. so, we begin this hour with exclusive cnn reporting. federal prosecutors now have donald trump s own words as an important piece of evidence in a classified documents investigation. that word from multiple sources say the former president can be heard on tape acknowledging he held on to a classified pentagon document. that admission could undercut his defense amid a probe of a trump campaign spokesperson has now called meritless and shame
we start injapan where as you ve been hearing, leaders of seven of the world s top economies are meeting in the city of hiroshima. but it s the two that aren t attending that will be talked about the most. as well as new sanctions on russia they ll be focusing on china and how to counter its increasing economic power. isabel hilton is the founder and editor of china dialogue and joins me now. thanks forjoining us. the g7, a lot of different relationships with china, they are not necessarily going to be on the same page? the? going to be on the same page? they are auoin going to be on the same page? they are going to going to be on the same page? they are going to be going to be on the same page? tie: are going to be roughly going to be on the same page? tte: are going to be roughly on going to be on the same page? ttez1: are going to be roughly on the going to be on the same page? ttez1 are going to be roughly on the same double page spread but not necessarily closely