breaking news, new reporting on the trump attorney who wanted to try to settle with the justice department and keep his client from facing charges. the catch, his client. also tonight, cnn gets frontline access to ukrainian special forces on the hunt for russian commanders to corner and kill. and later, a father is speaking out about nearly losing his children and their remarkable, simply remarkable story of surviving 40 days in the colombian jungle. we begin with the new reporting on what you might call the exit ramp not taken by the former president, one that might have kept him off his current road to trial in the documents case. quote, one of donald trump s new attorneys proposed an idea in the fall of 2022. the former president s team could try to arrange a settlement with the justice department. he joins us on the telephone now. josh, walk us through this reporting. one of the president s attorneys wanted to turn down the temperature, went to the former president
world works. chris kise certainly does. but he doesn t really have anyone else. when this indictment came, as you said, two of his lawyers quit and left him spending the weekend scrambling to find new lawyers. some have said no. some have said they ll think about it. trump can t decide if he likes some of them. it s really fluid situation on who will be, you know, his counsel the next time he steps at the defendant s table in this case. fascinating reporting. appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. the attorney general merrick garland today taking the rare step of weighing in not on the case directly but on the man who s leading it, the special cou counsel, jack smith. mr. smith is a veteran career prosecutor. he has assembled a group of experienced and talented prosecutors and agents who share
doesn t like, getting angry about something that he was told and turning to twitter. and there s not much more to it than that. alex, what s your take? i think ashly is exactly right and she had a great story today outlining just how angry the president was over the weekend about a number of things that have been going on. and so, that s what seems to be like what happened here. he turned to twitter and his aids really spent the weekend scrambling to sort of do damage control after he talked about wiretapping on twitter. and ashley, very quickly, you talk about what drives him to those tweet storms. well, i mean, he often tweets there s sort two of times, one he is bored and alone and not surrounded by aids and family members and calming influences, but the typical thing that most drives him to tweet storms is rage. he goes to twitter when he is angry, feels he s not treated fairly by the media and sort of wants to get out his message around traditional news services and tell
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