dana perino booked them, they can t go to school. they can perform for us for three hours and still make it to school. they will have to wear their outfits in math class but certainly effective. why do we have a band here today? we are one day away from the most consequential midterms in the history of the nation. steve: of course, so many of you are motivated to join us today so a round of applause. how many people have voted or will vote tomorrow? [applause] okay. final question. how many people are saying, you know what, my vote doesn t count. i did not revo and i will not vote tomorrow. it s okay. you are all our friends. as i asked that question in the background of new york city, we hear an emergency siren. ainsley: crime is one of the big issues in new york. inflation and crime are the two big ones in new york city. often times in your neighborhood as well make the economy and inflation if you look at this, this is a bc washington post, right? steve: up. ai
Separate the cases of Sidney Powell and ken i. Neth cheseboro. Also tonight, Breaking News. A new court filing reveals that the Special Counsel investigating hunter biden intends to indict the president s son on at least one gun charge within a matter of weeks. A Pennsylvania Prison just released video showing a killers brazen escape climbing up a wall. Were tracking the week long manhunt for a dangerous murderer. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world. Im wolf blitzer. Youre in the situation room. We begin with an early and important new ruling by the judge presiding over the Georgia Election subversion case, playing out on live television, offering clues about critical decisions ahead, including when donald trump might stand trial. We have a team of legal and political experts ready to break it down for us. First, lets go to cnns Senior Legal Affairs correspondent paula reed. Tell our viewers all that we learned from this very important and historic hea
eye i m bianca nobilo. and i m max foster. just ahead the superior court judge giving a first glimpse in who how he plans to handle the sweeping election subversion case. seems unrealistic that we can handle all 19 in 40 something days. this is the moment danelo cavalcante escaped from chester county prison. he escapes from the prison having climbed up a wall. the moment a powerful missile hit a market in eastern ukraine. c chaos and carnage in the immediate aftermath. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is thursday, september 7, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in atlanta where the judge presiding over the election subversion case has ruled against two of donald trump s 18 co-defendants in their attempts to get solo trials. that coming during the first televised hearing in the case as the indictment was filed last month. fulton county judge also expressing skepticism that skroinjoint trial for all 19 could be held
his new book, tired of winning, donald trump and the end of the grand old party is not tomorrow. it serves as a roadmap of what we should expect from donald trump if he ever reenters the oval office. he s going to take us inside all of that in a moment. also later tonight, john favrow, tommy vietor, my former colleagues of their pod save america. they will talk about how president biden should campaign against a fully authoritarian opponent. that s what we re talking about. now and later, congressman adam shift joins me on the deafening silence from his republican party. in the supreme court s ethics up today, and buccaneers the night on what former trump lawyer jenna ellis is telling prosecutors in georgia, and what that all means. but first, let s go back to that historical figure, trump seems to admire so much. this weekend, trump vowed to root out what he called the radical left dogs that live like vermont within the confines of our country. that is an exact quote. for th
someone from history, and i am not talking about someone that most of you would admire. as alarming as the rhetoric is, the things that he is planning to do, should he win reelection, are even more disturbing. during his three decades in journalism, jonathan carl earned his reputation as one of the best reporters in washington. he s tough, i should know, i spent years fielding tough questions from him, and if he is sounding the alarm, which he is, we shouldn t be listening. his new book, tired of winning, donald trump and the end of the grand old party is not tomorrow. it serves as a roadmap of what we should expect from donald trump if he ever reenters the oval office. he s going to take us inside all of that in a moment. also later tonight, john favrow, tommy vietor, my former colleagues of their pod save america. they will talk about how president biden should campaign against a fully authoritarian opponent. that s what we re talking about. now and later, congressman adam