us supreme court gave me the green light. i'll ask the mayor of el paso about the on-again off-again law and the confusion right now over at the southern border. and see it in his on the trail and deep red alabama, where the fight over reproductive rights is figuring into an unusually competitive special house election and giving national democrats hope for the party's chances in november welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer, a urine the situation room our top story tonight, the countdown to donald trump's monday deadline to post a bond of at least $464 million in the new york civil fraud case. the state attorney general and trump's lawyers, they are classed as time is running out for the for trump to prevent his prized properties and other assets from being seized cnn senior justice corresponded evan perez is following all of this for us, evan, what is the new york attorney general's office saying about trump's claim, he can't come up with the money for the barn the attorney general latina letitia james wolf is telling the court not to buy the excuses from donald trump's attorney. they say that his claim that 30 underwriting companies, insurance companies have turned down the former president for his efforts to try to post this foreigner and 64 four million bond. they say that that's not believable and they also said that the trump team has not actually presented any documentary proof that this is the case. they also called into question the expert the underwriting the insurance expert, that provided some testimony saying that the trump team's efforts to do this was practically possible. they say that at a minimum, if the trump team cannot come up with the bond that they could also turn over the trump properties to the custody of the court to satisfy this bond. now we can did get a response from the trump legal team, and here's a part of what they said. they said the attorney general's latest filing demonstrates her continued willingness to misrepresent the facts. and ms applicable law in her political crusade against president trump. today's ms it does does not even bother to cite new york case law. well, as you pointed out, this deadline is fast. it's approaching its next week and so now we will see whether the judge was buying the trump's claims that they cannot come up >> cuts to the heart of trump's wealth and his reputation as a real estate mogul. and he said to be increasingly concerned with how that image is going to suffer. wolf, we have new information tonight on how the former president is struggling to pay off that massive judgment against him with a deadline to do that just a little over four days away. >> it trying to take us >> out tonight. the former president's campaign is making a new appeal for donations in an online posting, he tells supporters, new york's democratic attorney general, latisha james wants to quote, sees my properties in new york and saying, quote, keep your filthy hands off of trump tower donald trump. oh was about half $1 billion for a judgment against him in a civil fraud case brought by james. he's got until next monday to either pay the judgment or secure a bond for that amount while he appeals the fraud case. and james recently told abc news, if he does not have funds to pay off the judgment then we will seek judgment enforcement mechanisms in court, and we will ask the judge to seize his assets >> cnn's kaitlan collins, citing multiple sources familiar with trump's thinking reports the former president is in panic mode as that monday deadline approaches, and that he's privately lashed out at lunch mr. james, a trump campaign spokesman, issued a statement saying those were quote, baseless innuendos and pure bs still trump's lawyers say he's approached 30 bonding companies to bond. none of them have agreed to do it. >> he's allows the credit risk. he's proven that over many decades now, he's proven that he doesn't pay off creditors. he's proven that he doesn't pay off contractors. these proven that he hasn't pay off, subcontractors. he's proven that he doesn't pay zone lawyers. >> kaitlan collins reports trump's team has sought out wealthy supporters for money. it has wade, which of his assets could be sold fast enough to meet that deadline but that is also increasingly concerned about the optics of that monday deadline and the perceptions of him facing a financial crisis. >> donald has always been desperate for cash because he's not a wealth builder. he is a wealth extractor. >> their speculation that instead of securing a bond, trump could hardly sell one or more of his famous properties to cover the judgment. properties like his building it 40 wall street or the one on new york's avenue of the americas, or the doral golf resort in florida, or even more or logo >> that's hard to sell real estate very quickly unless you're doing a fire sale on the assets which you wouldn't want to be doing. >> some analysts see another option as trump's best route. >> he's going to probably have to file a personal bankruptcy because that's the only way that i can see that he can stay this judgment by himself more time >> but one person familiar with trump's negotiations tells cnn he has privately expressed opposition to any scenario where he would file for bankruptcy and that for now, it remains among his least likely courses of action. well bryan todd reporting for us, brian, thank you very much. i cnn's kaitlan collins is joining us now with more on her really excellent reporting on the panic setting in and trump-world also with a cnn legal analyst, jennifer rodgers, kaitlan, you describe trump as being in quote, panic mode right now, just ahead of the monday deadline, tell us about but that well, it's a predicament that trump has not faced where he is facing such a massive bond that he owes one that he and his team believes is >> unfairly too high in order to move ahead with this appeal that he very much wants to do, but they are in a position right now where they have not found anyone to underwrite that bond and to back it up. they contacted all of those insurance giants that brian was noting their trumping been counting on one in particular to come through that is chubb, that is the one that underwrote the bond that he had deposed to about $90 million. and the e jean carroll case, not too long ago, that was something that came through at the 11th hour. i should note and trump had kind of been under this belief that that was going to come through for this one as well. but the problem here is that really the collateral that they had to offer was real estate and that is not something they say in this in this what they filed to the attorney general, what to the court here that they believe that many of these companies wanted to take them up on. and so really the question is right now, what are they going to do? and that is what we're hearing about this sense of panic nick in trump's world is because it is a real predicament where he is only days away from a potential financial crisis here and having to confront that. and yet they still do not have a solution here. now i will note this is donald trump in the e jean carroll think he came out at the 11th hour with a solution there, people in his orbit still believe that that could be an option here. but in the sense of what they're doing wolf, they're reaching out to wealthy supporters to see if that's an option here. they are looking at properties that they could sell and which ones they could sell quickly. that is something that is proving to be more complicated than they initially believed. and so it's still really an open question of what is going to happen over the next several days before that monday deadline >> yeah. good good point. the jennifer for the new york attorney general's office, as you know, push back on trump's claim that it's impossible for him to secure a ban saying and i'm quoting now, there is nothing unusual about even billion-dollar judgments being fully bonded on appeal. how do you see it? >> well, it's interesting wolf because they said that in then they actually cited a bunch of instances in which there were a billion-dollar bonds that were posted. she also says a couple of other things in her response, which i thought were interesting. one is that we really don't know whether the trump folks were negotiating in good faith because there's no transparency about what they offer these companies chinese were they lowballing where they saying, oh will only give up this property. what were they actually offering to support these this bond that they were seeking? and the other thing is that they didn't even try to patch work them together. they said it should be either a $100 million bond and that's it. but tish james and her team points out they could they could add them together. they could seek a series of hundred million dollars bonds, for example, to satisfy the judgment. so there's still probably things they can do. i don't know if they're considering that. i do think the court is going to have to delve into this a little bit to see what might be able to happen, what sort of compromise can be reached, because he really should be able to to appeal and the seizure of his properties in the sale of his properties while that's pending would be unusual and really would be a hardship for him. so i think the court will likely try to step in and do something. >> we shall see caitlin y his trump's soap about the optics of failing to secure a bond well trump is long someone who has tied his identity to his wealth and to his assets. well, if i mean, that is kind of also what's at the heart of this case, what tish james and her team had accused trump of, which was over inflating his assets to get better terms when it came when it came to those loan agreements. and now that is essentially what we're seeing happen here. we're in her response today. she's saying they don't actually know the true value of these real estate assets that trump could put up as collateral if that was an option because as they argued, he over inflated them and that was something that we saw as multiple witnesses came to the standard testify about what the actual number is, the square footage of certain trump properties were. and i think it's so the heart of who he is and so the idea that come monday it's an open question of how the attorney general would handle this. she said back in february that she would be prepared to seize those assets and i should note, we're in a 30 day grace period right now, actually, because she could have started to move as soon as the judge made his ruling here, but instead, there was that 30 day grace period i will say one option here, wolf, that is still on the table and we don't know what's going to happen here. is that trump is trying to get this appealed and say that essentially heated, they're like to not have to pay this until his appeal makes its way. the courts or he wants it to be 100 million. we don't have an answer on whether or not that is going to be an option for me here. >> so bottom line, jennifer, what happens monday hey, if no bond is posted? >> well, if you believe what tish james has been saying, she'll start the mechanisms to go and try to satisfy the judgment by seizing properties. but we should all know that that takes time. it's not like she literally walks up to a trump building with the sheriff and they lock the doors and take it over. you have to file papers in court. there are all sorts of things that have to happen before you can technically sees a property. so nothing really that we can see. will be happening on monday, even that process takes really a good amount of time. so we'll have to wait and see whether she actually moves on monday and how long it takes afterwards she doesn't wait and see jennifer. thank you, kaitlyn. thanks to you as well. and of course caitlin would be back later 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i'll, since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade in 2022, democrats have one, a string of victory is when abortion rights have been on the ballot. while democratic candidates have successfully put the issue at the center of their campaigns, tell the rest of the world something about up is this red state that has a purple community and that some of those red people are willing to crossover& be blue. >> i mentioned anything >> i'm teddy power, but teddy powell and madison city councilmen and self-described pro-life republican, doesn't see abortion as being a top issue for voters in the district. >> i think maybe once an entire of 7,000 doors, i think we've knocked on about her that the place i hear it most is in her platform and the media. >> instead, he points to other issues that he believes are driving the decisions of voters education economic development, and infrastructure fracture and says he's encouraged by the support. he's getting as he knocks on doors, but he's a republican he makes my values. >> i'll pow all things. the results will say more about madison county than the rest of the country. >> don't understand that the national attention but the reality is, it is, it is a local election, but >> lands believes that her campaign could offer a roadmap for other democrats in november. >> i'm going to win i'm going to win. it is a winning issue >> a both lands and teddy powell told me that their greatest opponent may not actually be one another, but instead apathy turnout is going to be key here. and both campaigns need to get as many voters out to cast ballots as they can. >> they >> tell me that they believed this will be close wolf and it could come down to just a few hundred votes between them to determine the winner >> will nine gallagher reporting for us, diane, thank you very much to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news continues i'm cnn >> tonight on 360. the former president said to be in panic mode with his half-billion dollars civil fraud deadline just five days away and no sign yet he can find anyone to foot the bill. also tonight catching up with the republican nominee to run north carolina's public school system whose tweets have called for the killing of president biden and former president obama plus a sinister new twist, the princess of wales medical saga, the possibility that hospital staff tried to snoop on her records while she was a surgeon the gold patient. >> good evening. we begin tonight keep him on. it would just five days and counting until the former president's 464 million, new york civil fraud bill comes due. the one he's told the court he cannot secure a bond for despite prior claims like these by his attorney they know by looking at a statements of financial condition that this guy is worth a lot of money, billions and billions of billions of dollars. and that didn't even include his brand martha unfortunately, they picked the wrong guy to pick on, in my opinion, because he's strong, he's resilient and he happens have a lot of cash. this guy is worth a lot of money and he billions and billions of billions of dollars. yeah, happens have a lot of cash, of course he has money, you know, he's a billionaire. we know that there will be a bond and there'll be no issues with that, >> except he has had issues appa arrived migrants blend into the daily scene some residents like elizabeth bone said delay shrug off the concern about being asked to prove she's a us citizen. >> if they stand me, if they asked me why are you from i don't care. that's in bother me because i know i'm labeled in i'm not doing anything wrong. >> i'm just on edge >> more 28 year-old el paso resident, diego carlos fears the new law will mean he and his family will be open a constant questions and harassment >> i'm like all the time, i'm like looking over my shoulder, but the dps officers, those are the ones like the hair my hair stands up on the back my neck whenever i see those black and white trucks >> so wolf right now, we're waiting to find out what that federal appellate court is going to do it keep the law held and off the books, or will it be allowed to go into place? that's where we're waiting for it. there were some indications that some judges might be open to the possibility that part of the law could be, could go into effect and while other parts remain under scrutiny scrutiny but the other overarching question in all of this is mexico is saying that it will not accept any migrants deported across the border back in to mexico. so that's another wrinkle that looms over this a chaotic and confusing in situation right now. >> well, i have 11 darrow reporting for us and thank you very much joining us now, the mayor of el paso, oscar leeser, mayor. thank you so much for joining us. thanks for all your important work. after the us supreme court decision, you said, i'll pass those priority will be public safety, not necessarily immigration law. so what does that mean in practice >> well, it would it mean to us they will continue to do it would do every day and we will not racially profile anybody and our police department. her main priority will continue to be public safety and help for our community. so just because as four would go into law, which i don't think i really believe we're trying constitutional and but we would not change anything. we are doing today and we've been doing for many years. and that's continuing to protect our community, but also, we don't racial profile people. we won't pull somebody over for no reason so it's something that when it happened yesterday, we didn't change what we were doing because again, we wouldn't do that. >> encouraging to hear that you've issued various disaster declarations over the migrant influx and el paso. so if this texas law isn't the answer, what would you like to see a mayor from president biden on this issue? specifically? >> well, i think it's something really important that we need to put our country first and our party. and i think that's what we continue to seek. we need a bipartisan agreement to continue to fix a broken immigration program. the program has been broken and we do get incredible funding by the federal government and we have great support from shirt caramel yorkers. we've worked very closely with them and less than 1% of the people. and this is something that's really important, less than 1% of the people that come into el paso are coming out passover, coming to the united states. and we help them connect with their families and with our friends. so that's one thing that we will continue to do. continuing to work with people and treat them with respect to humanity. but, you know that sb4 would not change the way we do every day. we will continue to treat people with respect and we're not going to racially profile. and we will continue to make sure our number one priority is the safety of our community and our asylum seekers in our visitors. and again, city of el paso, i'm very proud of what our community is done. you don't see people sleeping on the streets. we have worked really hard to make sure that we can provide shelter and help them get to the next destination. >> but are you worried that the texas governor abbott would pull resources if you don't fully enforce the law if it's allowed to go into effect >> well, again, we don't violate state laws, but again, we're not going to racially profile and we will continue not to do that. you can't tell me that you're going to order me to racially profile because we wouldn't do that. but continue to have our police officers do what they were trained and that's protected our community and make sure that the health of our community is number one priority. >> that's encouraged you to hear all of that may or oskar leeser, good luck to you. good luck to all the folks at el paso. thanks very, very much for joining us. >> thank you ever wonderful night. >> 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are pushing your head with their biden impeachment inquiry. but the investigation is still struggling to come up with compelling evidence of wrongdoing. >> watch >> this exchange between democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and a former business partner of hunter biden. listen is >> the crime. sir, >> specific >> noch go you're obviously not familiar with trump's me, sir. excuse me, sir. excuse me, sir. rico is not a crime. it is a category. what the name is ac statutes, or rico >> i live a >> tell you guys, think fine, sir. i reclaim my time. >> so again there's melanie zanona has details right now. melanie, i did this hearing. it clearly was very lively. move the needle at all on the gop impeachment efforts. >> well, is hearing certainly did not produce a smoking gun which has been lacking throughout this entire impeachment inquiry during this hearing, there was some contentious moments as you mentioned, and some of the witnesses did fill in some details about joe biden's interaction with some of hunter biden's business associates. but again, none of those interactions showed that joe biden directly plea profited or made any policy decisions because of those business deals. and in fact, republicans are continuing to press ahead with their probe at the end of the hearing today, james comer, the chairman of the oversight committee, said he is going to invite president biden himself to come testify, which is only going to further drag out this impeachment inquiry and delay. republicans having to make a decision on impeachment, which so far they have failed to garner the votes for within there party democrat jared moscow is pressed. republican jim jordan about that time i during the hearing today, take a listen to that exchange >> why aren't you guys calling for the vote and your committee when when is it going to happen? >> this is a >> constitution, put a time limit on oversight. i don't think i did. i didn't read that in the code that what you're admitting is you haven't yet proven that he's committed high crime and misdemeanor. you haven't proven it yet, otherwise, you would call for it. i assume >> and aside from testing moments like that, there were also no shortage of the at-risk, say jared moscowitz, for example, showed up in a vladimir putin mask, a reference to the fact that democrats think republicans are doing russia's bidding by pursuing this impeachment inquiry. republicans saved an empty seat for hunter biden, who was a no-show and democrat eric swalwell well, at one point, put up a poster board and said time of death for the impeachment inquiry. so a lot of drama, a lot of fireworks, but not a whole lot of revelations will meloni's are going up on capitol hill. thank you very much for joining us. now, that key house democrat who attended today's hearing, congressman jared moscowitz, garnished with facts so much for joining us. you were goading the chairman jordan on the lack of evidence. but now republican, but now republicans are planning to invite president biden to actually testify? are they simply going to push ahead on their impeachment effort right now, what do you think? >> well, i mean, thanks. well, first, thanks for having me. i was trying to show that there's not going to be an impeachment. right? we've been at this for 15 months, right? they if they believe that the president has committed high crime and misdemeanor and they've proven that then they would call for the vote if they haven't called for the vote and that would mean obviously that they haven't proven that, which is why i would continue. but but it's never going to happen. well, if they know they don't have the votes, there are unfortunately, just you know, giving red meat to the to the base on this and they're not being there, not being truthful. they don't even have the votes. republicans here, are a number of them don't want to vote for impeachment and they only have a two vote majority. and so now they're inviting joe biden more political theater, which is why i wore the mask, because if i'm going to be in theater, i might as well dress up. and so it's just a shame that this is what we're wasting taxpayer money on rather than solving the problems with ukraine and israel, rather than trying to help the american people bring down the cost of living. this is what the, uh, hundred and 18th congress has decided to spend their time on after, of course, they've removed their speaker and impeach the cabinet secretary. >> there was a rare moment of bipartisanship, as you know, congressman, the oversight chairman james comer, said he would work with democrats on influence, peddling legislation that would also address jared kushner business dealings. what did you make of that? >> yeah, they've been saying that now for months while, if i think that's great, by the way we should do that. and i think there would be bipartisan support to do that, but they've been saying this for months and they set it by the way, even during the deposition, there were some members nodding their head when that issue came up. >> okay. so when when are we gonna have that hearing? when are they going to draft a bill? and i know the answer. the answer is they're going to run the clock out and it's not going to happen. but yeah, look, we congress should look at that on a bipartisan basis. the revolver singh door, all of that stuff, the american people want to see us do that on passing and ethics package. but that's not the purpose of what comer is doing. that's not the purpose at all. i don't want anyone to pretend like, oh, now there's gonna be some legitimate policy that comes out of this. they're not, they're going to do this all the way up into the election. it's trying to affect joe biden's poll numbers by prosecuting hunter biden in the court of public opinion they're never gonna impeach joe biden. they don't have the evidence on joe biden because joe biden did nothing wrong and even republicans here, i mean, look, ken buck in his resignation said, the speaker can't convince him to stay and vote for an unconstitutional his men, they're resigning to avoid voting on impeachment. i mean, you can't make this stuff up. >> very interested very quickly on a different issue while i still have your congressmen were just learning that the white house national security advisor jake sullivan made an unannounced trip to ukraine, telling officials there he's confident that a new aid bill for ukraine will eventually pass. can you really make that promise? what, what do you think? >> well, look at areas, a lot of talk around the town now about changing some of this to loans for ukraine. remember, a lot of the money in the senate bills going back to replenish our own stockpiles so that doesn't have to be alone because that's going back to the united states. and so, but there's some talk about the aid going to ukraine being a loan rather than just money going to ukraine. and it look if that's what gets us over the hump and we can do israel and we can do humanitarian aid for the innocent palestinians in gaza. so be it. let's do that. let's get it done as soon as possible. >> all right. congressman jared moscowitz of florida. thank you very, very much for joining us. >> thanks. >> i'm coming up more royal drama surrounding princess kate& her health illegally tried to get their hands on her medical records >> united states of scandal, which jake tapper, sunday a nine on cnn >> demand for energy is growing and so is the need for american oil and natural gas. it's time to turn the lights on >> america is resources are abundant. our nation is a global leader in reducing emissions an innovators and delivering more energy sources to secure our future. 9.10 americans agree, american oil and natural gas are vital to clara county >> lights >> row sparks engineered for the spontaneous, a dual action formula with the active ingredients of viagra. and see alice faster acting and long-lasting grabbed 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drive certain messages to divide americans to destabilise are politics, to influence policymakers, to denigrate policymakers, to tear our country apart let's dig deeper right now with cnn contributor kara swisher. she's the author of the new book, burn book. there's the cover a tech love story. it's now a new york times bestseller. kera, congratulations, thanks so much for joining us as lawmakers are now sounding the alarm big time over national security and working to force the sale of tiktok senator thom tillis got this voicemail, just got it. listen to this talk. i will find you a suit you that's people's jobs, and that's my only entertainment and people make money out there to, you know, i'm trying to get rich like that anyway, i'll shoot you and find you in, touch you in a pieces so what's care, what's your reaction to that? what does this say about just how intensive an issue tiktok is at presumably it's going to be considered again by the us congress well, teenagers are stupid actually in that case. >> that >> was a stupid call shouldn't have been done. >> but >> they've been putting up the number for them to call their representatives. tiktok has on the app >> i don't think that's a >> particularly effective thing because it's not actually tiktoks, not going anywhere. let's keep start at the beginning here. it's not going to the band, it's not going when it gets banned, it's not going to disappear. i guess >> i think the >> question is how dangerous is it for chinese-owned company to have this much purview in the united states, when are our companies are similar? companies aren't allowed to be there at all. and how much potential is there for surveillance and propaganda. it's a pretty simple national security issue. if ticked, if chinese company can't by cnn, it probably shouldn't be able to >> the >> unregulated in the united states, tiktok, qarrah were to be sold and possible buyers out there range as we don't know, wildly reported from former trump treasury secretary steven mnuchin to a big tech company like microsoft, oracle. you're famous for your predictions yeah. who do you think could potentially ultimately take over tiktok? >> i would prefer microsoft because i think they could do the job and i think they're good at this. they have don't have a social media site. so it would be a better fit in terms of the government looking at it. i think such an adela is a great leader of that company and i think they do a good job. they have minecraft, they've linked in, they have some experience there steven mnuchin. okay. sure. why not? i mean, there'll be a lot of consortium's like him he certainly led the efforts to try to ban tiktok in the early trump administration. so he's he's making, hey, he's trying