shot because of it. they re gonna have spears that they never thought about in their life that now they re going to think about all the time there is this culture within america that shoot first ask questions later. what is going on in this country? at least two people are dead this morning after severe storms tore across three states overnight tornado left down trees and power lines, creating challenges for first responders to find those trapped in a number of emergency crews all over this area. look at all the damage. the inflow is insane. access to the comment. abortion drug kristen still legal, at least for now, this is a really uncertain time for the abortion rights movement. pandora s box of potential legal issues. real question is, will they hear it? and where are they headed on this? we don t want a supreme court justice in our bedrooms, telling us what to do. not can you hear me? now? can you hear me? we saw a missile land very close to our vehicle. thousands have al
meadows told her. we do a lot of times you will tell me that he lost but he want to keep fighting it. he thinks there might be enough to overturn the election, but he pretty much acknowledges that he has lost. separately tonight, and the classified documents indictment, the special counsel delivering a blistering response to trump office request to delay the trial. not for a week or a month, or even six months, but until after the 2024 election. prosecutors say the law requires that trial happens as soon as practical. it is worth noting they also called trump office arguments that the presidential records act gives him a defense, quote, borderline frivolous. let s unpack all of this and more with former trump white house lawyer, james scholz, and also, cnn contributor and former house gop investigative committee counsel sophia nelson.
federal funds. funds that brags office acknowledged they had used as part of this investigation. $1000 5000 dollars. they re saying, you know, this was part of the investigation went to the trump organization and the trial last fall. but the judge, you know, finding here that it it doesn t matter, right? there is a legislative purpose and the judge, saying it is not her job to dictate how congress conducts its investigations, but she found that this was valid. she also was very critical of mark pomerantz, the attorney whose testimony is expected because she held up a book, he wrote multiple times saying, you know, he already put a lot of this out there. so why isn t it fair for congress asked these questions, and we just got some breaking news. the appeals court has granted pomerantz in the da s office request for a stay so he will not be appearing today. they set very fast schedule here. they want briefs from both sides do by saturday, and they directed the clerk of the court to set t