manhunt. police say he became enraged and opened fire in a medical facility earlier today. one person was killed, four others critically injured. and in new york city a reportedly homeless man who was acting, quote, erratically on the subway was put into a chokehold by another rider. the homeless man lost consciousness and died. the passenger who restrained him was questioned, then released by police with tno charges. our panel has strong thoughts on what happened there. plus, the culture wars collide with the high school musical, school districts are pulling the plug on some well-known plays. we ll tell you why the adams family is getting canceled. and speaking of school, could you pass an eighth grade history test? it s harder than you d think. i tried it earlier. tonight we ll see how much you and i and our panelists know. okay, but let s begin with updates on two violent crime stories. the man who opened fire in an atlanta medical facility today killing one pers
announcer: this is cnn breaking news. let s get straight to the breaking news. the fulton county district attorney is georgia, fani willis who is investigating donald trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election in georgia is planning to announce her decision on whether to bring criminal charges against the former president this summer. cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez is following this for us. tell us more, evan? what are you learning? reporter: for months we ve heard fani willis say that sher decision on whether to bring charges in this important case was imminent. now we know what she means. in this letter that she wrote to the fulton county sheriff, and to local law enforcement there in atlanta, she s warning essentially that her timeline is looking somewhere between july 11th and september 1st. that is when this grand jury will be seated and will be hearing perhaps evidence to again, with a decision on whether to bring charges against the f
tonight on the reidout so look, all i want to do is this, i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state. turns out that wasn t the only call trump made to try to overturn his georgia defeat. with criminal charges possibly coming soon in georgia and new york, we need to talk about why the justice department is taking a back seat to those investigations plus, newly released january 6th video clearly refutes tucker carlson s phony narrative about the supposedly peaceful tourists january 6th committee member adam schiff joins me i ll also be joined by the journalist who was fired after privately calling out the desantis administration for propaganda and wait until you hear the scathing response from princess diana s brother after donald trump claimed she and the other royals used to kiss his big old bum. but we begin the reidout tonight with what is considered the most difficult element to prove in a criminal case, int
air. it starts with blatant racism. and then it s wishing harm to someone because you disagree with their politics. it s similar to the video he released after he left where he basically said i m shocked people are kind and nice. most people are. it s tucker carlson that spews bigotry, racism on the air waves. this is cry for help as far as i m concerned. i couldn t tell if it was the racism in it or the homicidal dend ptend psys that got the fo board so upset. i don t think anybody should be surprise thd is who tucker is. this is something he communicated in private via text message. it s very much in keeping with all the things he says publicly, and i think when somebody tells you who they are, over and over again for decades, maybe believe them. this is someone who described semiliteral primitive, and there are countless other things he said that you can google and find out yourself. this is who he is.
where she accuses tucker carlson of running a show basically behind the scenes that is full of sexism, and anti-semitism, and a number of things that are potentially trouble some for fox news legally and so there is a lot potential reasons why the network could have decided to let him go. it is possible, too, that a lot of this is just a a number of things that just played into this decision like he was just causing too much trouble on a number of different fronts and they just thought he had too much baggage. but it is stunning as alyssa said given his prominence in the republican party. this is someone that republican lawmakers, senators, they grovel to his feet. they were afraid of him lashing out on his prime time perch over at fox news to see him go is really stunning. alyssa, donald trump who tucker actually interviewed on fox earlier this month, right after trump s indictment, has