Donald trumps horrible, no good, very bad day. The one thing that he really, really didnt want to admit. And one person he really, really doesnt want you to hear from tonight. Im laura codes live all right, so trump has finally admitted now what many of you already perhaps new gold might be as favorite color, but hes not made of it. Remember the be asked to post a 454 million bond a week from today in the new york ag civil fraud case. Now you add that to an additional 10 million bucks. Whats called disgorgement. Thats a fancy way of saying that don junior and eric got to pay back. Well, they shouldnt have gotten in the first place. That would then be 464 million bucks. Whos got that kind of money laying around will not donald trump. Apparently, he cant pay the 464 million. Well, that he probably cant pay the amount plus pay the interest he owes on that amount after its all said and done. And what is that . Forest were talking nearly 115,000 a day. Now, all of that is a lot. No matter h
lindsey reiser in for ana cabrera. this morning new pressure on ron desantis after a stumble at the starting line. the florida governor looking to reframe the narrative today after his 2024 rollout on twitter was marred by tech issues. the desantis team spinning it as a victory. we had a huge audience. it did it was the biggest they d ever had. it did break the twitter space, and so we re really excited with the enthusiasm. his critics had a different take, trump jr. calling it a de-saster. president biden sending out a fund-raising tweet with the caption, this link works. the question today, how does desantis rebound? plus, a warning of financial armageddon, a top agency putting the u.s. credit rating on watch for a possible downgrade with debt ceiling talks coming down to the wire. how an actual downgrade could impact everything from home buying to credit cards even as members of congress prepare to leave town for a long weekend. sentencing for stewart rhodes, the
the following is a cnn special report. you want to die, you better leave! tonight, what s the bottom line you want the american people to know? there was a very sophisticated multi-part plan overseen by donald trump. you can t ever accept when they steal and reagan rob. attempt to stay in power. as the longest, largest investigation into donald tr trump s attempts to stay presen barreled towards inclusion, t that. the explosive testimony. i heard some the president said something to the effect of i don t think they have weapons let my people in. new insight from witnesses. i said, you want me to take my statement 32 million voters and just let them filled out the window? get back to criminal intent issue. i don t know what he bel believed. the answer questions. i feel like we don t know th full story on the proud boys an oathkeepers. and what might lie ahead. the former president and his allies was an clear and present danger to american democracy. n
parts, an abusive relationship, which she escaped paving the way for a long run as a hit-making grammy winning super star, though she could never fully escape the pain of the past. some people called me foolish woman. i think it took a smart woman to live with a man and to live in that situation. that s the credit i give myself. rolling, rolling, on a river yet tina flourished, finding success in every corner of pop culture. dancing with oprah, starring in a blockbuster movie, mad max beyond thunder dome, inspiring a broadway musical, selling out all those kinetic concerts. i want my crowd to be up and really feeling, oh, right, i think i might want to go walking or i might want to go partying some more. i might want to do anything. i like to leave them laughing and feeling optimistic
becoming this global phenomenon where she opened doors for the likes of taylor swift, of beyonce, these artists who are right now having these wildly successful tours in arenas as women. nobody was doing that on the scale tina turner was doing it before she did. i mean, to that point, she was just so open with her personal life. all the triumphs but also all of the dark times, and you talked about how this really shaped her career and her image here. her relatability, but what have we kind of all learned from that willingness to share? yeah, and i think one of my best memories of tina as a kid growing up in the 90s watching her on oprah. as a kid i was like why does she love her so much. what i recognized when you saw her touring with tina, it was that tina, because of her standing in her truth and revealing all that she went through and being of a certain age and being a woman but still