this is the five. call it operation make joe look cool. democrats are hoping to transform the broken down jalopy into a bentley. an electric bentley. so they rolled out biden s buddies barack and fill out a star-studded new york city fundraiser. the democrats want you to believe donors shelled out $26 million just to give a glimpse of the energetic and entertaining biden. it had nothing to do with the dozens of celebrities and two former presidents. axios hyping up joe saying biden was the elf on a stage with two of the most distant gifted politician of our lifetime. stephen colbert was on stage just spoon feeding biden this zinger appeared to be the donald trump as we can tell has been trying to win a third champ each about his own golf course. [laughter] my question to you, sir: can voters trust a presidential candidate who has not won a single trump international golf club trophy, at long last, sir, have you no chip shot? well, look, i would be happy to play. i t
surreal. 114 people confirmed dead. at least 800 missing and what will likely be the deadliest wildfire in u.s. history. some signs greeting the president were honest and tough quote, you are late. another no comment. a reference to his initial answer to a question on the deaths of the people on that island. some very angry, many of them at the pace, the slow pace of federal help. a little too late. it s been two weeks since we ve seen him. he missed his window of opportunity. i want to support him because i want him to support our community. we need help right now. he was here just for i don t see why he should be here. what happens after this? what happens next? we re all watching. harris: well, he said to watch him and look what we see. the president now is promising to rebuild maui but then vintage biden. president biden: i don t want to compare difficulties but we have a little sense, jill and i, what it is like to lose a home. lightning struck at home on a
headquarters in new york city. the grand shake-up. a stunning move in the georgia elections case against donald trump. but it s not about whether d.a. fani willis stays or goes. the judge dismissing six counts in the sweeping racketeering indictment including three against the former president. what led to the decision? and what it means for trump and his co-defendants. plus the last time america pitted the same pair of presidential nominees against each other two elections in a row, gas was a quarter, a burger was less, and donald trump and joe biden were just kids. now americans have the rematch most say they never wanted but voted for anyway. and it ramps up the veepstakes for trump. what the price of admission could be. and one storm washes away more than half a million dollars worth of investment. what an oceanfront community is now asking for after watching its brand new protective sand dune disintegrate. a lot to get to, but we start with that breaking news out
the seat of american democracy. it s described in the indictment, it was fueled by lies. this hour, the charges, the co-conspirators and trump s arraignment tomorrow. plus, his defense as he compares his prosecution to nazi germany. and later, the reaction of his former vice president, including copious notes mike pence turned over to the special counsel. that s all ahead here on ana cabrera reports. good morning, it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. and today the seat of our government prepares for the arraignment of the 45th president of the united states. donald trump called to appear at a district courthouse tomorrow in washington to face four federal counts, including three conspiracies to defraud this country and subvert americans right to vote. special counsel jack smith s 45-page indictment details repeated and exhaustive efforts by trump to stay in power, a pressure campaign that involved attorneys and campaign operatives and list
so mcveig they refused. the super bowl is three days away and hall of famer emmitt smith is here to preview the game. the third hour of fox and friends starts right now and mornings are better with friends. in 2 hours the supreme court will hear arguments on colorado s decision to remove former president donald trump from the states ballot. the high court in legal territory as justices russell with a historic election dispute. i can hear someone is screaming behind you. exactly. already started opinions on both sides but today s oral arguments are significant and donald trump s attorneys say it s simple. taking him off the ballot strips them of his right as a presidential candidate to enjoy being on the ballot we re going to hear arguments a section about the 14th amendment. bars us from holding federal office in the future who engage in insurrection. it was an active civil war. the question is if it applies to a president trump in his conduct voters in colora