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
there s more to come. translator: the number of incidents is constantly increasing not only in the border areas but also in the depths of russia. it s already happening. the scale would be exponential. reporter: here an oil refinery in russia s far south is set aflame, while along ukraine s northern border with its invader, civilian areas are hit by shelling. apartments riddled with shrapnel, commonplace in ukraine, a new experience for russians. ukraine s new strategy is taking shape inside russia. drone and artillery attacks have hit russian targets in an arc along its ukrainian border provinces of briansk, belgorod, and others. and moscow s not been spared either. on the deck of a royal navy warship, key ukrainian ally, the united kingdom, gave kyiv a green light to attack russia. legitimate military targets
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ago. ten years later all over manhattan, washington, d.c., there are echoes of that terrible day. police and troops with assault riefls in the train stations, same as it was. checkpoints and road blocks pulling over trucks and vans looking for explosives and other dangerous material. same as it was. people on edge, same as it was. and not just because of the anniversary. the breaking news tonight, new developments in the potential plot targeting new york and washington. two of the three people thought to be connected to it are american citizens. susan candiotti has been working her sources. she joins us now so does fran townsend former homeland security advisor for george w. bush. on the phone, analyst peter berg again. last night we thought at least one person was a u.s. citizen of the three. now we re hearing two, fran. that s right. which adds to the amount of information we have on that. but the question is, how much more do we know? not that much. what we are hearing a