new york state attorney general s office is this investigation into the cramped family real estate business continues to, we ve got all the details in a live republic of the white house visit go back tonight for claiming that you and july economic report shows the opposite impression to critics pointing out it s actually still at near record high labels and very far from the tribeca nancy mace quiz and live in a bit. is begin with all the fired from the fbi and the doj on the mar-a-lago raid front. kevin corke has the latest from washington. attorney general merrick garland continues to ignore calls for more transparency following the raid over at mar-a-lago. sources telling fox news denied that his position is no on camera remarks and no written statements explaining the unprecedented decision to search the home of former president trump a move that s frankly been decried by critics as politically motivated and far, far outside the bounds of legal necessity. critics have a
mike pompeo and our top story outrage grows here in washington and throughout the country over the fbi s surprise raise on former president trump s compound, mar-a-lago in florida. republicans now calling for resignations of the attorney general and the fbi director. meanwhile, the silence is deafening from the men in charge. and the white house continues to deny any knowledge beforehand. but, we still don t have specific details from the search warrant there either from the doj or the trump team. we have fox team coverage tonight. aishah hasnie on capitol hill with what all of this means for the possibility of another presidential run for former president trump. we begin with correspondent david spunt at the justice department. what we are learning today about monday s raid. good evening, david. bret, good evening to you. fbi agents this evening are still going through documents that were seized at monday s search of former president donald trump s home at mar-a-lago. the
at-large and abroad. current national security advisor jake sullivan says there will be the consequences if iran attacked any american citizen to national security officials say bolton, former secretary of state, mike pompeo, former iran on by brian moore, former national-security advisor, robert o brien have remained under threat from iran as a response to the u.s. assassination of qassem soleimani in early 2020. the u.s. government has provided security for the official spec speak with a big stress because a lot of cost in the last thing we should be doing is negotiating with a regime that is planning to do that because the biden administration has tried to resurrect a nuclear agreement with iran, giving it the most effective way of preventing iran from producing a nuclear weapon. in march, a top state department official denied the administration was visiting indictments for these types of threats to sue the negotiations with iran. nothing is being held back because nothing is bei
will be severe consequences, severe consequences. economic consequences like none he s ever seen or ever have been seen. earlier today, putin said his country does not want confrontation with anyone. that s despite the massive russian troop build-up on the ukrainian border. cnn national security correspondent kiley atwood is at the state department. what s the next step i guess in this diplomatic process then? reporter: well, listen, we know that this conversation turned tense at times. the national security adviser, however, described it as a useful conversation. and that s because he said the president was crystal clear about what the repercussions would be if russia invades ukraine. so to your question as to what s next, the white house said that both of the presidents ordered their teams to conducts follow-on conversations. we ll wait and see what comes from those conversations to see if there is a diplomatic path forward here. but in terms of why the stakes are so high here, a
i m cowboy live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. two major court decisions impacting the probe. presidential candidate kamala harris stirs up drama attending a criminal justice forum in south carolina. the controversy over president trump getting an award there. more than a dozen wildfires raging across california right now and we just learned moments ago nearly 1 million customers will lose power tonight all in hopes of stopping the fires. first, we begin with breaking news takes place on capitol hill on this saturday. right now. the ambassador, philip reeker, testifying under subpoena before the house impeachment investigators. reek sir a top state department official in charge of officials who have directly interacted with president trump and rudy giuliani on ukraine matters. nbc s lee ann caldwell is live on capitol hill for us. i know the ambassador has been