news. classified documents found from biden s time as vice president. what were they doing in a private office? the attorney general now asking a u.s. attorney to investigate. also breaking this hour, a major development in the doj s investigation into trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. we are learning that special counsel jack smith s team has subpoenaed trump s former attorney rudy giuliani and more on what smith is zeroing in on. this is reporting that you will hear first outfront. and new audio revealing the dire state of russia s hospitals full of injured soldiers. an intercepted call that wasn t meant to ever be heard by you. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett. and outfront tonight, the breaking news. classified documents from biden s time as vice president have been found at one of his private offices in washington d.c. this is according to a source. the documents were found by president biden s attorneys last fall, and then turne
deterence. as we remain number one, then we ll deter the war that people worry about, a great power wore between china and the united states. crucially this war game does not ask the question of what would happen to make china decide to use military force to invade taiwan? that remains an open question. especially given the united reaction of the west to russia s invasion of ukraine which crippled russia s economy. would china run the same risk or use the industrial and economic power to control taiwan instead of its military? and that, erin, is a critical question. warren, thank you very much. sobering. thank you for joining us. don t forget, you can watch out front on cnn go. ashgs con a.c. 360 starts right now. welcome, the harry interview. my conversation with prince harry that i did for cbs 60
tonight the drum beat of war. taiwan says 28 chinese warplanes including fighter jets and bombers crossed into the airspace. the tension between taiwan and china is growing. the top military analyst warn that an invasion could cost many american lives. warren leberman has this report you ll see first out front. reporter: taiwan is perhaps the most sensitive flash point between the u.s. and china. some xpexperts warning that beijing s use of force is drawing closer. the chairman made it a priority for beijing which hasn t ruled out the use of force. a decision that could cost thousands of lives for china, taiwan, and america. a war game from the center for strategic and international studies begins with a chinese