tonight on 360, the former president makes a late move in his battle with states to stay on the 2024 ballot. details on that and what his next big court filing could come. also russia s worst air strikes of the war on ukraine, the civilians targeted, and what america s top european commander makes of this latest brutal stage of the war. plus we ll take you to the west coast where surf s up is now an urgent warning, and another round of waves, some more than two stories high, is now expected to hit. good morning everyone good evening, i should say. john berman in for anderson. first up tonight, the flurry and soon to be blizzard of new legal developments in what is shaping up to be a history-making fight over kicking the former president off state ballots under the 14th amendment. already divided states, legal scholars, and will almost certainly do the same with the supreme court justices. the newest headline came late today in a trump court filing in oregon, and it
Ordinarily what would happen is the prosecutor who s been handling the grand jury proceedings, after the grand jury has voted, assuming they would have voted yes on an indictment, would walk the foreperson over to the clerk s window. we saw someone signing paperwork at a trance loose ent window. some judges do it in open court. the grand jury, forepern, will literally hand up the indictment. that s why we use the phrase, hand up an indictment. the judge will review them quickly. it s just a formality. and then sometimes the judge will announce the case names and numbers. other times that will happen behind closed doors in chambers. and the way we would then find out is when these documents hit the public docket, which would be nearly instantaneously. it does look like there s some security moving through this area here. we don t know exactly who the people are. but, again, you would take the foreperson as a prosecutor, walk with that foreperson to the clerk and then to the judge, where
Warren s tax returns since 2008. she s released 11 years. buttigieg has released 12. she s talking about the pre2008 tax returns during the late 2000s when she was a professor and also doing legal work. she was doing some legal cases then. back in may her campaign released roughly 60 cases that said what the case names were and the clients she was representing. so we know that information just not how much she was paid for it. now, she was asked if she would play ball on this effectively, if buttigieg started opening his fund rairzers, would warren release the tax returns. it doesn t sound like she s willing to play ball. . reporter: will you release the tax returns from late thousands? this is about what s going on right now. he should open up his fundraisers. he should release who is bundling for him and be clear who is on his finance team. this is not about what happened 15 jeeyears ago.
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Their ability to access class actions in which to hold operations accountable. tucker: you went to law school, i know you have details. where are they? i m not going to go through case names for you. go to our web site, you will be able to see cases. where he demonstrates that we have really serious concerns whether or not she he has the judgment. tucker: i got it. i was hoping for some specifics. last question. i ve been through an awful lot of these, it almost always comes down to calling the nominee a racist. will you be making that case? i don t understand the question. tucker: i don t think i ve