Donald trump. The way to do that is to actually go after donald trump. That would take some courage between now and then. Yeah, that is that wishful thinking, to expect these guys to show up with courage and nikki haley as. Well alicia menendez, great to see you as always. Enjoy the rest of your evening off. And we will see you tomorrow, my friend. Thanks, ayman mohyeldin. Good evening, and welcome to ayman. Tonight, new developments in the Georgia Election case. Our first indication of when trump might surrender to authorities. And as trump allies push to move that case to Federal Court, legal experts are actually saying that would be a huge mistake. One of them, former Deputy Attorney general donald ayer will join us live to explain why. And in a landmark victory, 16 young people sued The State Of Montana over the climate, and guess what . The planet won. I am ayman mohyeldin. Lets get started. But first, we want to begin with some Breaking News on Hurricane Hilary. The National Weat
The planet one. Im ayman, lets get started. But first, we want to begin with some Breaking News on Hurricane Hilary. The National Weather service forecasters are saying that that has just been downgraded. Hillary is now a category two hurricane, with estimated sustained winds at a maximum of hundred ten miles per hour. Rain and wind ahead of the storm are already affecting parts of [interpreter] county, that is the eastern part of san diego county. And riverside county, just north of imperial county. Those areas could end up bearing the brunt of the storms rain. The very latest from the National Hurricane center it continues to warn is likely. We are going to bring you quick updates throughout the night on the trajectory of that storm, and if we get any more news we will bring that to you as soon as possible. But switching away from Hurricane Hilary for a moment, and focusing tonight on some new developments and quite frankly, a new timeline in the Georgia Election interference case. T
children s trust. that is the law firm representing the montana youth. this was a remarkable case, i was just fascinated by the story and the legal basis on which this case and this argument was built. first, let me just get your reaction to this historic win. i know you ve been working on this case for years, it actually dates back to 2011 when your law firm petitioned the montana supreme court to rule that the state has a duty to address climate change. what does it feel like to have seen a victory that set a precedent for such an urgent cause? thanks for having me on, it s been an amazing week. we ve been working for 13 years to secure a ruling like this. we have brought about 20 plus cases, and this is the first one to actually go to trial, to be able to present expert testimony to have the youth plane to take the stand, and ultimately to get a really incredible ruling from judge seely in montana. are you at all worried about the state s promise to appeal
plus-page opinion with the evidence supported finding that those fundamental rights are harmed when our climate system is being so integrated by fossil fuel pollution. and so, we re really optimistic, going up to the montana supreme court, that when they apply the constitution in this case, and look at the facts that were found in the lower court, this will prevail. you brought up a very important point about the judge s ruling and how it declared that montana had violated several of its constituents constitutional rights, including equal protection, dignity, i believe liberty, health, and safety. talk to me a little bit about how all of this could be used as a blueprint for other states. how do you see this case reverberating across the country, based on the legal arguments that you successfully made? i think judge seely s opinion, and ultimately hopefully an opinion by the