jumped in. first responders came. he is a hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spend your evening with us. good night from washington. i amoa shannon bream. mark: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight, i am mark steyn in for tucker this evening. right now, congressman chris collins is speaking after being arrested for insider trading. let s go there live. outside of the courtroom. as i fight to clear my name, rest assured i will continue to work hard for the people and constituents of the 27th congressional district of new york and i will remain on the ballot running for reelection this november. thank you very much, and have a great night. mark: that is chris collins speaking after being arrested for insider trading.
in other legal news, president trump s legal team says that it is a negotiation over the terms of any interview with robert mueller. let s go live now to ed henry to break that down. good to see you, mark. the president s legal team
Diminished in your eyes. but who has the right answer? that s been the issue before. if they get rid of him, who are some of the replacements? that could just find us in a new situation looking for a new speaker, which no one likes on the hill or outside of washington. on the hill or outside of washington, and i ll speak for the press corp. nbc s raf sanchez from tel aviv, thank you. and senior reporter for axios, eugene scott, thank you as well. up next we ll talk about the weight of president biden s influence on israel as the country ignores white house warnings against retaliation. that after overnight strikes on iran. and coming up on morning joe, live reporting from israel throughout the morning as details about the scope of the attack emerge plus a panel of military and foreign policy experts is analysis amid growing fears of a wider conflict in the region. morning joe is just moments away. you d like to be. like here. and here.
Washington, d.c., though, 70s by tuesday. hey, i ll take that. angie lassman, thanks for the good news. still ahead much more on israel s air strikes on iran and the impact on the turmoil. we re back in a moment with more. e turmoil. we re back in a moment with more power e trade s award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e trade from morgan stanley power e trade s easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated.
Morning. the jurors made up of 7 men and five women, one alternate was also chosen, but five more alternates are still needed. the process appears to move faster than expected yesterday after two jurors seated on tuesday were excused at the start of the proceedings. one said she was not sure she could remain impartial after identifying information about her was made public. another was excused following concerns from prosecutors that one of his answers during questioning wasn t accurate. if none of the jurors are excused jury selection should wrap up as soon as today. judge juan merchan sez he s hopeful opening arguments will begin monday. a former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia. thanks for waking up early. your reaction to the speed at which these jurors and alternate jurors were selected yesterday i think i thought and many of us would have thought this was going to go a little more slowly. pretty surprising, ali. and i think it s a tribute to
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