republic. they re all enemies of the state. he is an enemy of the state. you want to know the truth. that comes as trump is contending with a slew of investigations picking up steam. how much will they impact his party this november? that s a big question. season two of the january 6th hearings are upon us. the house select committee is preparing for its end of the year sprint, expected to resume public hearings this month. the justice department presses on with its criminal investigation into the capitol attack. now there s the added suspense in the classified documents probe after the search of mar-a-lago. the washington post is reporting tonight that among the highly sensitive government documents found was one describing a foreign government s nuclear defense capabilities. the washington post sources didn t identify the foreign government in question or say where at mar-a-lago the document was found. other tersmaterials detail top secret operations so close ly gua
finals in the u.s. open. american coco gauff will not advance to the semifinals. she had a great run, but unfortunately ended just a few moments ago when she lost to france s caroline garcia. we expect dramatic play at the open. this year, we are also carrying into the future, to have a sports next great players will be. on the men side, france is to offer will be playing in just his second major semifinal match after beating rafael nadal. it s a fairytale. he will become the first american man to win a grand slam singles final in nearly 2 decades. another big story in men s tennis is nick kyrgios, who s playing right now. he defeated the defending champion to get to the semifinals. let s talk about it all, cnn supports analyst christine brennan. christine, thank you so much for being here.
yes, u.s. men s tennis has had some big names. but certainly, the glory days of u.s. men s tennis, going back to john mcenroe and jimmy conners, arthur ashe, all the way back, those days are long gone. again, the competition around the world, inspired, many of them inspired by those great names from american australia. and now, of course, they are beating the american man. and i think again, if there is a changing of the guard feeling. but it is also very exciting. i think that there is anything we love, almost as much as the old star, as the new, new thing. and here you go, you ve got people all over that you can look at, men s and women s tennis. and the equality in men s and women s tennis. they ve been paying equal prize money to the women as well as the man at the u.s. open since 1973. so and we can thank the lodging king. we can absolutely think billie jean king for that. u.s. open golf, golf has never paid women equally. so i think that shows why we can have such great ath
what s the latest on where that is? how does that play into democrats thinking about the midterm elections. that s complicated, when to have this vote. the ten votes are not there. they will get there. it appears that way. they are meeting tomorrow, the sponsors of the legislation, to try to hash out the strategy. there s discussion about foeldig it into a bill to keep the government open. not everybody favors. the republicans don t favor. some of the democrats don t support that idea. if they put this on the floor of the senate, this could put some endangered republicans in a tough spot. ron johnson one of them. he indicated he could support this. we will see what he would do here. that s part of the calculation. any time you get this close to the election, of course, midterm politics play into it. that s something that chuck schumer will have to weigh. it s more than play into it. it starts to dictate everything. for sure. thank you all very much. ahead, this year s u.s. open w