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dana: hello, everyone i am dana perino. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. growing fallout over the jeffrey epstein documents.a li high profile names are beingan revealed. that is just the start. a second batch could be released at any moment. one name that appears 50 timeslt is bill clinton. one of epstein s accusers testified the told her clinton likes them young, referring to girls. the lawyer telling jesse that the documents raise questionsrei about the former president.rt ed a victim reported being ona helicopter with him and maxwell there is another statement she made that clinton was on the island, which is very differentd than what we have heard previously. we heard he was not.sa hard to say who to believe. he was on the island but did not take the the bait. did not have relations with any of the girls.g they say prince andrew previously denied misconduct last year. the document name dropped 170 of his visitors, includingian michael jac ....
reporter: former president trump ahead of his historic arraignment. witch hunt, scam, tohoax. he s struggling to find attorneys because he will probably step into incriminating himself further. the government has to prove it to a jury, but if they do, it is devastating and it should be the end of trump s political career. loser, loser, loser. this is vanity run amok. that is a child. i m convinced that if he goes back to the white house that the next four years will all be about him settling scores. it is tuesday, june 13th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in miami, florida where in a matter of hours former president donald trump will turn himself in and be arrested for the second time in just ten weeks, this time he is facing 37 federal criminal charges in this unprecedented arraignment. and those charges are related to his handling of classified documents and include one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice and 31 counts of willful retention of nationa ....
there s an underground entrance where the secret service can drive him into the building and bring him up to the upper floors where he ll be processed by the federal marshals. he ll be placed under arrest once he comes into the building and then the processing begins. it s a standard thing. they re doing an electronic fingerprinting of him. these usually involve photographs. we expect walt nada to be booked with a mugshot. the former president is very recognizable. we don t think the marshals will take photographs of him. from there he ll go to the courthouse and a judge will read him the charges and he ll have a chance to enter his plea. the question of his release, jake, we don t expect he s going to be there s going to be any issues with him being released. the issue we expect, however, to come up is whether he can communicate with anybody who might be considered witnesses; of course, is an issue of witness tampering which has been a concern already in this case. ....
the senate projects debate between iowa republican senator joni ernst and new hampshire democratic senator jeanne shaheen. the debate and conversation streamed live on fox nation today. designed to facilitate substantive discussion of policy and hopes of finding areas of agreement or common ground. we will have highlights from that event a little later in the show. bret: breaking tonight, former president donald trump is in florida this evening ahead of his appearance, his court appearance tomorrow afternoon in miami. he faces a 37 count indictment, including obstruction and how he handled classified documents. correspondent griff jenkins is in miami with the latest. vening, griff. griff: good evening, bret. the former president is here in miami, expected to be meeting this evening with his new legal team and despite the political bluster, bret, he is fully aware of the seriousness of these charges. the first former president to ever face formal criminal charges l ....
and counterclaim from both sides. both sides are reporting heavy losses. and as we have been hearing, this counteroffensive is going to take many months, really the focus has been on the spring and now very much the summer offensive, which will last until about october or november before the rainy season begins. and as we have also reported, it is quite difficult to fight when the weather becomes colder. it becomes difficult for the tanks that go off road to be operating on wetland. so, they had this window where they need to try and make as many gains as possible. joining me live from fife in scotland, kezia dugdale, former leader of the scottish labour party, and from washington, bryan lanza, republican strategist and former director of communications in donald trump s transition team. looking at these developments in ukraine, this counteroffensive is something that has been anticipated for a while now. keep has been quick to talk about successes, but brian, these are ....