a search warrant was executed at donald trump s resort. they cracked his safe. the search was tied to classified material trump allegedly took from the white house when he left in 2021. the former president claiming in a statement that the fbi broke into his safe calling the search quote unannounced. okay so inthat was nearly tw years ago. and to this day, the american people still do not know why donald trump took hundreds of classified documents with him after he left the white house. he stored them in unsecured areas throughout his florida property. in ugbathrooms, on top of stage they do not know why trump was so determined to hang onto the classified materials. some had information regarding nuclear secrets and defense weapons capabilities of the united states and foreign countries. why would donald trump after serving as president need the state secrets? why did d he go so far as to ha his aids move boxes. by the end of 2022, a few months after the fbi searched mar-a-
of the show on youtube. keep it here. ayman mohyeldin is up next. good evening tonight. motion by motion, the classified documents case appears paralyzed. is that because of an experience or intent? and what is up with the supreme court taking its sweet time with the trump claim of immunity case? based on history decisions only take this long if you want them to. and a new week brings public dissent over the war in gaza. you will hear from an air force engineer who is bowing out to take a stand. i am ayman mohyeldin. let s do it. we begin this evening with the conundrum that is u.s. district judge trent 42. the federal judge presiding over trump s classified documents case, friday in florida she heard challenges from trump s team and others and special counsel jack smith, who brought charges against trump in florida and d.c. is somehow unlawfully appointed. the foundation of their claim is that smith should have been confirmed by the senate, not appointed by the attorney
tonight. i have this new podcast, it is called rachel maddow presents ultra, season two of ultra. episode two of that is out today. it starts with a really cheery little episode, i guess. a really cheery little thumbnail sketch of a doomsday weapon designed to kill everyone on earth. so, you know, how is that for ats? episode two of ultra is out today wherever you get your podcasts. thank you. all right, that is going to do for us tonight. now it is time for the last word with the great lawrence o donnell. episode two to look forward to because of, like you, i spent today engrossed in anthony fauci s book. i spent the weekend. i have to do an event with him at the 92nd street y on thursday night, which i am sure by the time you are halfway through your first comments, was sold out for thursday night. and rachel, the book is so rich, as you know that was the tip of the iceberg discussion. you can do, i could do an hour with him just about what he went through at the beginnin
welcome back. 12:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific. i m in for andrea mitchell. we begin with a major shake up in israel. netanyahu announcing today he is dissolving the war cabinet, which has been responsible for managing the war effort for more than eight months. this comes as israel s military says it will pause fighting along the route in southern gaza for 11 hours a day to allow humanitarian aid in for the millions of desperate palestinians. netanyahu reportedly disagreeing with this pause calling it quote, unacceptable. the idf says it struck targeting after hezbollah launched a barrage of rockets in israel on friday. joining us now, raf sanchez in tel aviv. let s start with you. why did the israeli prime minister dissolve the war cabinet and what does it mean? reporter: primarily because those centrist opposition figures who joined his government a week after the october 7th attack in a show of national unity have now walked out of the government. they left with a p
people still under a flood watch from miami to fort lauderdale. more than 200 rescues reported. across the country, another threat as the heat dome rapidly spreads from the southwest. phoenix hasn t had a day below 100 degrees since late may. records about to fall from coast to coast with the northeast bracing for its first taste of brutal heat. our weather team tracking it all. princess catherine returns to the world stage, her first public appearance since revealing her cancer diagnosis, for the king s official birthday parade as he resumes some public duties amid his own cancer battle. the terrifying ride, dozens of people trapped upside down at an amusement park in oregon. how first responders were able to get to safety after 30 minutes. overseas in gaza, the deadliest day for the idf in months, at least eight soldiers killed according to the idf, the new video showing the dramatic rescue of one on the hostages as tens of thousands take to the streets to protest aga