but don t know what to do. next call invent help today they can help you get started with your idea. call now. 807 100020. hi everyone. thanks for tuning in for this hour where we bring you tomorrow s news tonight we have our great lineup of reporters to share their scoops here with me. we have sarah fisher, jessica dean, athena jones and kylie atwood. great to have all of you here tonight. so at first, what s about to happen in this $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against fox? over election lies . it s set to begin just hours from now. now. today there was an abrupt and unexplained delay that spurred speculation of a possible settlement. and now there s a tent that s gone up outside of the courthouse. in we think that this could shield some of the high profile witnesses like rupert murdoch, sean hannity and tucker carlson, who are expected to show up and have to take the stand. sarah fisher has been covering this case. so sarah, what is going to is this? let me start with th
hello and welcome to inside politics. i am john king. i am your retribution. donald trump s saying why democrats need to give him another chance. a busy 2024 includes a big speech by trump s biggest early rival and a decision by a prominent trump critic to bow out of running. plus, russia on the verge of the first battle field victory in months. ukrainians squeezed in the battle of bakhmut. pete buttigieg admits to cnn he got it wrong on the ohio train derailment. his response in a cnn exclusive interview. we begin with important and interesting maneuvering in the 2024 republican race. the weekend speeches in very different settings crystallize the competition at the top of the gshlop field. donald trump spoke for nearly two hours at cpac telling lies and deseesantis says republican need a doer, not a liar. they need to wrack upstate legislative wins as a launch pad. trump and desantis own the top tier in early 2024 polling with a half dozen ovr so other prospects a f
on the asteroid. i was telling alex before when we were talking about this, when i kept hearing this incredible story yesterday about smashing into the asteroid, come on, what was i thinking. i was thinking aerosmith i don t want to miss a thing, hear the news story i don t want to close my eyes it was incredible. willie, stop him. a sappy summer movie. they tried to do this last night. you got bruce. you throw affleck in there, mika, if you don t know what we re talking about, this was a huge movie 25 years ago, with the plausible plot they trained oil drillers in a matter of days to become nasa astronauts and effectively do what we saw yesterday in real life, they knocked a rocket with a ship the size of a refrigerator, they knocked an asteroid off its course yesterday, nasa did this in real life. no liv tyler, now they know if something is barrelling toward earth, they have a decent chance of knocking it away. scientifically, the movie, i don t think it w
hello. i m victor blackwell. welcome to cnn newsroom. i m alisyn camerota. we begin with the fight for evidence in the investigations of the january 6th attack on the capitol. the washington post reports that more texts are missing, this time from president trump s senior homeland security officials related to the days surrounding the riot. now it s more than just the secret service that can not produce critical texts connected to the trump supporters who tried to overturn joe biden s win. we re also learning about the latest moves from the justice department as investigators pursue interviews with top officials from the trump administration. cnn is exclusively reporting that prosecutors are preparing for a major court battle on executive privilege. it s the clearest sign yet that federal investigators are focusing on trump s actions and his attempts to prevent the transfer of power to joe biden. trump s former chief of staff, nick mulvaney, who testified yesterday, s
the icing on the cake in that sense are the statements george conley pointed out. wouldn t it be better if we didn t have any documents, move them and those are the statements of the conspiracy and put meat on the bones. they go through and when trump attorney one was coming to go to the documents. trump delayed his plans to go to bed minister. stayed in mar-a-lago because he wants to be there. then he talks to walt nauda. this many boxes moved, then this many, then this many and then only a few go back. he presents to his own lawyer, this is everything. i mean, it s all here in black and white. that s right. except for a motive. motive clearly something happened. we don t know why. we don t know why. they didn t tell us what their theory of the case is. motive is not necessary for the criminal law, it s just whether or not he intentionally held the documents back, not why he did