President s lawyers arguing it should be dropped. His Witness Presence Weigh on judge cannon . Tiktok turmoil. The potential ban on the wildly popular app now one step closer to a possible u. S. Ban amid concerns the chinese owner creates a National Security risk. I will talk to two democratic lawmakers who voted on opposite sides of the issue. Hell on earth. Haiti throw into chaos by armed gangs. I will talk to the leader of a Veterans Group trying to rescue trapped americans. Good day, everyone. Im Andrea Mitchell in washington. Donald trump is inside a florida courtroom today as his lawyers are arguing to dismiss the entire maralago classified documents case, arguing the files were personal and that he is allowed to keep them. Special counsel jack smith saying the papers clearly the papers that are clearly marked classified are indisputably president ial, not personal. Todays hearing is happening before a judge before judge Aileen Cannon who has a track record so far of favoring tru
Judge jeanine i thought you had been an eyewitness. Bret thanks, judge. Coming you tonight from the fox news los angeles bureau. The tiktok time bomb, the house passes legislation that could ban the wildly popular social media app. , if it doesnt divest from chinese ownership. So what now will the senate do . Treasury secretary janet yellen tells fox news in an exclusive interview she regrets saying inflation was transitory. And major turbulence for boeing. The Airplane Maker experiences the latest in a series of Mechanical Problems. What that company is doing to try to fix the situation. But, first, breaking tonight, its official. Next stop the partys conventions in the 2024 president ial race. Both current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump mathematically clinched their partys nominations with easy primary season wins last night. Right now, we have new fox polling were releasing at this moment from two swing states. The former president leads in two swing states he
the department of public safety that he drives into a ditch. this is after the shooting where the grandmother is shot. sometime after that he s in this incident where the car ends up in a ditch, and then somehow manages to get past the shootout with law enforcement there to get into the school and kills these 19 kids. so that s what we know at this point. we don t know very much about the motivation. we know from law enforcement that that is focus right now, talking to people who are in touch with him on some of the social media. we heard now from some people who were in touch with him who talked about him being a quiet person, a loner, so to speak, and he was able to purchase these firearms legally. that s now the focus of federal law enforcement to try to support the work there of the local authorities that are doing this investigation. we re learning about the shooter. according to a classmate, he had been bullied, that he worked at a local fast food place. what else are
let s see what the justice department does with it. in terms of the justice department, i know you have some new reporting on the special counsel and next steps there. what have you learned? that s right. so special counsel jack smith has been appointed to take over the january 6th investigation into the former president, his associates, as well as the investigation in classified documents at his mar-a-lago residence. he s already looking into this. he didn t necessarily need these new criminal referrals but it s interesting that he has been working remotely in europe after a biking accident, but a source familiar with his plans tells cnn that he is expected to be back in the u.s. by early january and that s significant because that will allow him to really finalize his office also set that up, get that machine sort of working because some of the former president s attorneys have argued, look, nothing has changed. we still talk to the same people, is this guy just a rubber stamp? t
could be a crucial witness for the special counsel. also a witness in that grand jury in georgia investigating this. a witness for quite a few times. jack smith, special counsel, doesn t seem to be wasting time since appointed. dealing with recovering from a biking accident, but a big question i think people have, what kind of timeline does he seem to be operating on? when could he maybe bring charges if that s what he ultimately decides to pursue? he said from the very beginning issuing a statement saying no pause in this investigation. as we re seeing, seeing him go full steam ahead. seen a lot of subpoena activity. we saw raffensperger just yesterday. last week it was several election officials from battleground states like michigan, wisconsin, arizona. they all received subpoenas looking for communications they had after the election and also around january 6th with trump