now. at least 67 people have died in maui. and that toll is expected to unfortunately rise as more rubble is being searched. the wildfires damaging more than 3,000 home. cnn is on the ground in maui with the very latest reporting from there. and a moment in american history. 50 years ago today hip hop was born in the bronx. tonight we celebrate this trailblazing art form that has changed america and the world. ♪ we have a whole lot of superstars on this stage tonight ♪ ♪ but i want y'all to know one thing this is my house ♪ >> i wish we could start with run dmc, but we are starting here. the attorney general has announced a special counsel will take over in the hunter biden investigation. it's not someone from outside the system. it is the same trump appointed federal prosecutor who's been overseeing the case for five years now. this is because the settlement, both hunter biden's lawyers and the prosecutors had agreed upon in his tax evasion and gun charge case fell apart when the judge rejected it. i want to turn right away to senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz. she's here with us now. can you give us a sense what all this means and what happened,icateren? >> there's a messy situation the attorney general and merrick garland had to solve somehow. what happened is there was a case -- two cases actually in court against hunter biden, the president's son. and those cases were on the train of having a resolution. there was a decision made from his lawyers and the justice department that they had a deal, that they had two tax misdemeanors and then a deferred gun charge that could go away, a felony, if he stayed in line. but all of that fell apart whenever that was presented to court because both the judge started asking questions like can you even do that with charges, and his attorneys went back to the drawing board after a recent hearing where he was supposed to plead guilty to these but did not. and they reached an impass where they couldn't work it out with maus kurts of the term of the deal, whenever they were asked to revisit it with the judge. and so as that is all going on at that point in time attorney general merrick garland and the u.s. attorney who's investigating this for some time, david weiss, they came to the resolution on the side of the justice department that they needed some sort of extra oomph for the prosecutors behind this case, and that is what delivered the special counsel decision today, this announcement david weiss is now the special counsel not just a u.s. attorney bringing this case in the district court in delaware. and so there is a question still of what happens next. there's a lot of things that happen in the court still that must be unwound in some way. but here is what abby lowal, a lawyer for hunter biden said, just a couple minutes ago to our lawyer kaitlyn collins. >> he's been clear about a mistake he made, and that's all he made a mistake about. so am i concerned? i'm only concerned that a force other than facts or law would influence any additional decision. and if this prosecutor now with a new title now continues in doing what he's supposed to do, which is to follow the evidence and follow the law, the conclusion should be the same. >> so we have a u.s. attorney who's now spec counsel david weiss. the third special counsel who is in existence right now working on an investigation. he's going to keep investigating and determining what to do with hunter biden. and so we are going to have to watch what happens there. we're going to have to watch what the judge says, what hunter biden's lawyers say in court, where this goes. it does create a situation where david weiss has a little bit more power in that he has a little bit of distance from merrick garland and the justice department to make his own decisions in a way he wasn't particularly situated before. and also there's a mechanism where he has to tell congress if there's any issues that arise. and he also has to write a final report that theoretically congress will get to see about what happened with hunter biden and his investigation, all of the issues that the u.s. attorney looked at. >> kaitlan, i know you were juggling a whole bunch of different cases here. i want to go to the federal judge overseeing former president trump's trial and election interference charges. she has issued a protective order today. tell us about it, and what did we learn about how she's going to approach this case going forward? >> well, sarah, we learned this judge is not going to have much patience for politics getting injected into this case. it's the january 6th case with donald trump. he and his lawyers have been out there saying that it's political interference, that this case is even being brought, that it needs to be put off or put on hold as he's running for president. and this judge, tanya chutkan, in the d.c. district court, federal court here in d.c., she says, no, i don't see any political interference and also we're going to move this thing along because when you look at politics versus the justice system, the justice system comes first. that is how america works. that's how democracy works, that's how this government works. and so one of the things she said was that she is going to put some parameters around trump. he is a criminal defendant she reminded him even if his day job is being a candidate running for president. and some of those parameters are going to include things like making sure he's not sharing widely any evidence he sees such as grand jury transcripts or if he listens to recordings of grand jury or witness interviews of people who spoke to investigators. he can't disseminate widely. he can't talk about it publicly, and she has also said that he has a first amendment right to free speech, but that right is not absolute in a criminal case like this. the defendant's free speech is subject to the rules. that's judge tanya chutkan, and that is how she's going to move forward in this case. >> katelyn polantz, you've been doing great reporting. thank you so much. i want to bring in now a former senior investigative counsel for the january 6th committee, and brian jacobs, a former federal prosecutor. thank you both for being here. the hunter biden case has been going on for five years as mention, a settlement completely falls apart, and now a special counsel is appointed though it's the same person overseeing the case all these years. why is it so messy? >> well, something went wrong in the negotiations between the government and the defense that led to the mess that we're in right now. the big question i think to look out for is whether there are more serious charges down the pipe. it could be the appointment of the special counsel is one step in the negotiation process so the government can credibly threaten to bring charges in california or washington, which they couldn't before as easily. but it also could be that there are more serious issues out there to watch for. >> i'm curious from you, why do you think that attorney general garland has gone ahead and put forth this title now, special counsel and the same person that's been doing this for several years? i mean has this case been bis handled by the doj in some way? >> it does appear to be some level of mishandling. after five years it would be surprising to see a change in the facts of the law here. whatever happened that the doj was conducting a thorough investigation should have uncovered that already. what appears to be happening here is that the attorney general is probably concerned about public perception and that's what's led to his actions here. >> all right, we just heard from abby lowal which is one of hunter biden's attorneys and he basically says, look, the facts are the same as it has been five years, the evidence is the same as it has been all this time. so the changes shouldn't change the outcome of this case. is he right? >> i think one thing that is in play is whatever resolution is reach, if a resolution can be reached, and it's not clear one can. but if a resolution is reached, what kind of immunity will hunter biden get? that was the issue that led to the deal falling apart, and that's the issue to watch going forward because he wants broader immunity than it seems the government is willing to give. >> i do want you to listen to this because republicans have constantly been this drum beat of accusing president biden himself of doing wrong here. they've not brought any evidence. i want you to listen to what the former attorney has said who is, by the way, a republican. >> haven't seen evidence and i haven't heard of any evidence coming out of the congressional hearing today to the contrary. it appears there is no such evidence. but again this is the world we live in. >> all right, at this point is there really any jeopardy for president biden that you see? >> i think there's been no indication or any evidence that president biden has done anything wrong here or that the investigation is targeted towards him. and i think what i'm looking for going forward is that is hunter biden being treated like any other defendant? if this were joe smith would we be in the same circumstances? understanding it's not joe smith, but hunter biden like every american should not be facing more severe consequences because he happens to be the president's son. >> his attorney did talk about that. he said, yes, he is being treated in his view because he is facing more severe punishment than you would see in cases similar to this. and that will all be hashed out i'm sure in court. i want to talk about what's happening with president trump's latest case, his indictment, federal indictment. what do you think of the judge's decision to put this protective order in place? does it seem fair what you've seen so far? it's five pages, pretty straightforward. >> so it's a middle of the road order. the judge is saying when the government makes its discovery, when it produces, you know, its tens of thousands or millions of documents, it can mark some of them sensitive, and then there are certain restriction that kick in, and former president trump can't talk about those sensitive documents. that is a pretty standard order, and the question there, the thing to watch for is how much discovery does jack smith mark sensitive, and does president trump cross the line and talk about it? >> i want to ask you just quickly, you know, what we've seen so far from judge chutkan, i mean how is she going to handle the courtroom because this could be a pretty wild case of a lot of people show up, which we expect they will. >> i think what we've seen is that she in control of her courtroom, and he may be former president trump outside the courtroom, but he's mr. trump inside the courtroom. i think she's set a tone that she's not going to allow the circus that is often around president trump to it infiltrate the courtroom. i think the evidence shows she's in control and she's going to keep that throughout the proceedings. >> thank you both for coming on. >> thank you. >> i want to bring in cnn contributor john dean now, the former nixon white house counsel. no one knows better than you that the special prosecutor investigations can lead anywhere. in the case of watergate, of course, it led to the resignation of president nixon. for you in looking at this from your vantage point could this mean in your mind hunter biden might be in worse potential legal peril now? >> it could well mean that because i know from watching the history of special counsel and independent counsel, they can become very protracted. this investigation has already gone on for five years. the longest one i found on record is 11 years. actually one of my classmates at law school was the special counsel who went on endlessly during the clinton years. so they can become dragged out. they can become abusive. so it was not a good day for hunter biden today. >> counselor, i'm going to ask you a political question because i know you can answer it. when you look at this, how damaging is it potentially to president biden? we are in the middle of an election year. >> potentially it could have -- it's certainly going to play well in the republican base. although the republicans on capitol hill and the house are saying, oh, it's a fix, it's a cover-up. that's nonsense. they're trying to goad this onto make it more aggressive than it might otherwise be. i think they sense there's some political play here in the decision by the attorney general to appoint the special counsel, so they're going to push it as far as they can by saying it's not enough or it's misbehavior in itself. but it can, indeed, color the campaign. they're trying to get some false equivalency between joe biden and his purported activities for which they have never provided any evidence of his connection of any misdeeds with his son and donald trump who has serious misbehavior on his platter. >> i do want to ask you about the time that we're in right now. we've got three special counsels at the justice department. we have multiple cases against a former president who is the leading gop candidate in the presidential election so far. i mean have you ever seen anything like this in american history? >> sarah, there was an era that was nothing but one scandal after another scandal after another scandal. after post -- immediately after watergate we had an era where even jimmy carter, maybe the most moral man to ever sit in the oval office, was accused of misbehavior. his aides were under special counsel and a special investigation. so, yes, i have seen this. there was an era when there was an independent counsel statute that was appointed by a panel of judges. they let that lapse. bill clinton was the last president under it. and when the sunset provisions became applicable, they let it die. both parties had been gored badly by it. so we've been here before, and it's never terribly productive. >> and that is why we bring you on. you have a history of all this and the seriousness of this. thank you so much, john dean. appreciate you coming on this late. up next battleground iowa. the gop candidates in the 2024 race are campaigning this weekend at the all important iowa state fair including donald trump. is anyone poised to break through the pac and challenge his current lead? 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(♪) gain flings. seriously good scent. in tomorrow's news tonight former president donald trump heading to iowa's state fair. he's set to go tow toe to toe with florida governor ron desantis as they both seek to gain support among iowa voters. in a dig against the governor trump says he plans to attend the fair with florida republicans who have endorsed him over desanctus. talked with governor kim reynolds wasn't where trump and other candidates currently stand among iowans. >> it's so early. people are paying so much attention to the national polls, and i can tell you it's just not reflective of kind of what i'm hearing from iowans as i'm traveling around. >> do you think there could be surprises over the next five or six months? >> there's always surprises. it's just that's part of the process. >> joining me now mark mckinnon, the executive director of "the circus." and david katyal, a republican strat skrs and co-host of the podcast high ball politics. he's attending the iowa fair, and you've been there every election cycle since 1988. that is serious commitment, david. >> you know, it's a lot of corn dogs. >> you know, the corn dogs are good. i might have to ask you to bring me back one. david, you're at the fair grounds right now, we can see it and you know voters very well. the poll has him with this huge lead but is governor reynolds correct there is time other candidates could rival him? the gap is quite large. it's 20 points from his next contender. >> yeah, obviously i never disagree with my governor. she knows iowa politics better than anyone. 70% of voters in iowa are open to someone other than trump. that's more than enough to build a coalition to make a serious challenge of him. and i think most of the other candidates out here are actually putting in thework, not taking it for granted. you see ron desantis doing a 99-county tour. nikki haley is probably on 30 or # 0 tours by now. and iowans reamy appreciate that. you know, when people show up at the fair they don't just come in and do one walk through or one big rally. i think it's the person to person voting. iowans are used to that. they like that. you know, she's hosting all these candidates at the fair side chats. they're well attended. they're doing the des moines register soapbox. and i think once you get through this campaign you see how much work people have put into it. someone will break through, and i do think there's a lot of voters available to someone not named trump, and we need to see which one is able to break through most successfully. >> mark, i want to go to you. desantis will be at the fair. as you just heard desantis is doing this big tour of iowa. trump is not doing the same thing. he hasn't done a lot of the traditional iowa campaigning we normally see. how much does that matter to iowa voters? >> i think it matters a lot. as david pointed out, iowa voters take this very seriously and they often wait until the very last minute to make up their minds. i think there's this phenomenon going on where there are ghost voters for trump. in 2016 people were afraid to say publicly they were for trump. now there's kind of the reverse where people are afraid to say they're not for trump. he's a tribal leader and under attack. as david pointed out 70% of iowa voters are willing to change their minds. that's a huge percentage. and by the way, between now and iowa which is still six months, it's a lot of time. the news is likely to get worse for trump on the legal front. it's not going to get any better. and here's the final point i would make. between now and then if you look forward to the general election, the polls right now between trump and biden are fairly close. i think when you weigh on a fourth indictment and additional baggage, what's going to happen is that the general election, that trump is going to look less and less formidable against joe biden. and that's when iowa voters going to pay attention to. and at the very end of the day as much as they like him and respect him, adore him, whatever it might be, if they think he's going to lose, they will consider switching their vote in the final days at the iowa caucus. >> i'm curious, i'm going to stay with you, mark, here because you did just kind of bring this up. you have this idea in your last piece out there that there are voters that you refer to as ghost voters who might say that they are -- you know, love trump and they're going to vote for him but that they might not. tell me a little bit more about how you came to that conclusion? >> well, i mean i talk to a lot of voters during our show, and it's clear that in private they will tell you that they have concerns about trump, but they're not going to say that publicly. they're certainly not going to tell a pollster that. as i said it's not popular to attack trump. it's popular right now to defend him, and i would just say that the iowa voters are very smart. they're very strategic. at the end of the day what's going to matter to them is who has the best shot to beat joe biden, and i suspect that over the course of six months with additional legal troubles these voters are ghost voters. they appear to be for trump, but at the end they're going to disappear, and that's what i wrote in vanity fair. >> david, do you buy that? do you think that's something possible especially in iowa with 70% of the electorate saying, hey, we will consider other things? >> totally. they do put on the jersey when trump's under attack and they say what they're supposed to say because they're part of a tribe. he is, you know, the undisputed leader of. but definitely these are voters who make rational decisions about who can win. republicans want to win this election, and then you also go to the point that he won't be out here earning the same way these other candidates are. we've got to find out who's got the message and the discipline and the money to really breakthrough. but this thing always breaks late. a lot of voters move in unison together. you saw it with rick santorum. a lot of times it's led by evangelical voters who really do vote as a unit, and who can break through to those voters but also add to that coalition with more sort of trump hesitant voters in iowa and kind of combine those coalitions. that's who could be successful in the caucuses on january 15th. >> thank you so much for joining us. enjoy all that food. hats off to you. >> sure will. >> call ghost busters. all right, hip hop started in the bronx 50 years ago tonight. that's right hip hop can now qualify for an aarp card. initially disrespected now, it's a multibillionaire industry. we'll talk about it. ♪ having triplets is... -amazing -expensive. so, we switched to the bargain detergent, but we ended up using three times as much and the clothes still weren't as clean awith tide. so we're back with tide, and the clothes are clean again. it's got to be tide. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. 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because i remember when people said that's not music, this is not going to work, and look where we are today. >> look where we are. i am just so elated, excited. it's almost as though hip hop of all generations have gotten like a dose of rejuvenation. we have been so busy this year, and i've been busy, thank god. but with this year it's been a lot of performance-based celebrations. and so even -- even yesterday we were at an event which was fantastic. we closed out the event and we went to 1526 sedgwick where hip hop was born, where dj cool hurk was in the rec center playing hip hop for the first time. we went to that rec center. i met with curtis last night, we had a vigil for hip hop and brought in the midnight hour there at the birthplace of hip hop. >> it's just incredible. i want to ask you i mean why has it taken the role it has in our society? it's huge. >> oh, goodness. you know, is it? maybe it's just as simple as the magnetism of black and brown youth. when we think about the american experiment and all the ways that she has really borrowed from our culture, you can't deny that hip hop represents something really unique in that this time the nay sayers were out there at the gate, at the very beginning. no one saw this day coming. but people of the culture, people who needed this culture for survival, and i don't just mean economic survival but just that sense of humanity because in the beginning hip hop was about validating ourselves. you know, so i don't know, it's just a really remarkable time. i think like lite i've been getting all these calls. having been someone who was there, having been someone who really appreciated this thing from day one, it's a wonderful opportunity to reflect and also interrogate, continue to interrogate. >> and that's what the documentary really does. mc lite, i know i said you were an executive producer of this film that's featured in netflix "ladies first, a story of women in hip hop." i want to give a little look at this because i've watched it and it's incredible. >> black women are crushing it in hip hop right now. dominating the charts, being the ultimate influencers of the culture. >> it is so many fire women right now. like what? >> none of this came easy. >> we have come through a lot. we have stood back up, and we'll always keep standing back up. >> you know, hip hop was such a male dominated genre for a bit there. at least that was the stuff popular to people that they knew about. but in the very early days women were right there. how hard was it for women -- you're one of the first -- to come in and break through and make a stance, make their names known? >> you know, when i take a look back, you know, hindsight, i see the rough patches in terms of what made it so difficult. while i was in it, i couldn't tell. i was young. i was 16, 17 years old. you know, when you say when you're younger things just go by so much quicker. and now in my life things have a pace. i have arrived and in my body. i think before i was just being led to wherever i needed to get to. and so hindsight now there were issues with promoters. well, actually my entire record label was based on a hit song called "top villain." that audio 2 did. and because of their success, my management said if you want audio 2 you've got to take mc lite or you want audio 2 over here you've got to take mc lite. so it was a way to get me in the door and finally, you know, make a name for myself. but it is difficult. let's just be real. it's so many more things we have to contend with that the men just don't. so i still moved all of the women in any field within hip hop, you know, whether it's journalism, whether it's photography. i know a host of photographers that are women of color who are not being asked to license their work. they're not going after them the way they've gone after a lot of the people who were there who took the album covers. you know, many of them were not people of color. and so the record labels didn't give those types of opportunities to, first, women and then second women of color. and so there's so many women throughout this industry that and just want to take the time and salute because it is strenuous. it is a commitment that you have to put in to say that you want to do this. and it has to supercede the need for money. it has to be as my sister here said, you have to love it. you have want to be involved and also want to contribute something that is good. and good means something that can be used in a positive way. >> i mean queen latifah said it in her song, ooh, ladies first, ladies first. let's listen to that for just a second. ♪ ooh, ladies first, ladies first ♪ ♪ ooh, ladies first, ladies first ♪ ♪ said that it ladies couldn't make it must be blind ♪ >> you can't help but move to that. it's impossible. your body just does it automatically. i do want to ask you queen latifah, mc lite, but there are new artists now like coy luray and cardi b, and meghan thee stallion, but they're also facing backlash for doing the same exact thing that the guys did to women. >> yeah, i have to say this moment of celebration is awesome, but it really is another moment to -- it's an inflection point. we really do have to be honest about the fact we're still talking about a lot of the things we were talking about 30 years ago with regard to women. in hip hop, you know, the latest headlines even around megan thee stallion, it's just concerning that there's a narrative that somehow we can't penetrate. and we need a cavalry so we need like like-minded folks who believe that women are people, too, to show their face all the time in hip hop consistly because we celebrate a lot of folk, men who are duly talented people but also problematic in important way. and depending on the amount of money and influence and wealth and access they have, there's a corollary between that and how critical we are of them many time. so there are a few high profile examples that did get name, but there's a whole lot that don't consistently get name. for someone like myself who's been there as both a cultural critic and in some ways cultural creator, right alongside and having proximity to some of these early artists there's a disheartening, there's a feeling that a piece of this is still unresolved. but i will say this documentary goes a long way in like righting the ship. it really does cement the solid truth, which is that women have been there from day one. >> from the start. incredible to have you both here. thank you so much and congratulations. 50 years of hip hop, it's still here and it's going to be here. it's part of the culture. we appreciate you both. and we'll be right back. hi, i'm ben, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. i currently suffer from nerve damage which kept me bedridden for six months. was very overweight and depressed. i was skeptical when i first ordered golo, but the condition i was in, i was willing to take the chance, and the chance turned out to be my lotto ticket. golo gave me back my life, and that's why i'm here. 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