our top story tonight is a brand new filing by special counsel jack smith. you can see it right here in this paperwork. you can see what they re talking about which is evidence, what lawyers call discovery material. this kind of filing reminds donald trump and his evolving team of lawyers they re on a collision course with jack smith s aggressive office, barreling towards a trial slated to start in august. that could be delight, but only by rulings. it s not a timeline that donald trump s team controls. so they re headed towards that. this filing that we just got outlines the new evidence that donald trump s team will get. that includes interviews of defendant trump conduct bid non-government entities obtained by the special counsel s office. the key word here is interviews, plural, because even in this sparse word we got new information. it means smith has at least one more recording of trump beyond the one we knew about, the one that made news, that was also featured in the
an absurd vote to censure adam schiff for something. well, now, donald trump is counting on my kevin and his oddball caucus to save him, because he has no legitimate defense in his criminal case for taking national security documents home and not giving them back. also tonight, no labels. the group that claims america needs a third party choice if biden and trump are the nominees. i ll ask national co-chair about the very real possibility that they could inadvertently put trump back in the white house. plus, breaking news on the missing titanic submersible. the coast guard has now confirmed debris has been found after a, quote, catastrophic implosion. killing all five onboard. but we begin tonight with what is becoming a clearer reality for the twice impeached, twice indicted former president. who up to now has been able to live a charmed life with little accountability. no matter what alleged crimes he s committed. and now, at 77 years of age, for the first time, donal
dishonor. as republicans in that state would have you believe. what we are watching play out in the state of tennessee right now is really about a gross abuse of power. it is about anti-democratic hysteria. and above all else, it represents a new low that may soon be bested but at least as of today, it represents a new low in the republican party s race to the bottom. as we sit here today, a super majority of that state s republican lawmakers are poised to expel three of their colleagues from across the aisle. justin pierson, justin jones, and gloria johnson. their crime? protesting the epidemic of gun violence. in the days after a deadly mass shooting at a nashville elementary school. it is the stuff of third world tin pot dictatorships. no offense to them. apparently, the use of a bull horn without being recognized to speak is for republicans in tennessee an adequate enough reason to override the will of the voters and forcibly strip those lawmakers of their positions and d
world and we do have a plan. ingraham. this is the ingraham angle we will be buying more when we feel like it is best from washington tonight. advantageous for the taxpayers. [siren] i m not worried about the reserve levels at all. laura: that s right. nothing to see here, folks. we are just at 17-day supply in there is lesser chance now our reserves. that s the lowest level in 40 that israel won t go in into years. so what the heck is going on gaza and that can be averted. here? and we just given up on refilling it after biden used it to try to stem the losses in the we had a long talk about that last midterms? and what alternatives there are. joining me now is david, chief investment officer of the vonson laura: alternatives. first no one on earth thinks biden was discussing specifics group. biden gained the spr for purely on any alternatives. some staffer probably handled that for him. but now we see what the biden political reasons not an emergency. curb gas pri
the idf right now as they report they have arrested more than 60 known operatives of hamas in the west bank area. ainsley: overnight president biden returning home after visiting israel where he pledged $100 million humanitarian aid package for gaza, which he says israel was on board for. i don t know what you picked up but i got no pushback, virtually none. let me say it again, i got no pushback. lawrence: so this comes as we learn the u.s. navy is sending another warship to the east mediterranean. the uss mountain whitney departing the coast of italy on yesterday as it moves closer to israel s shore. meanwhile back at home, there s this. [chanting] brian: all right. several hundred protesters as you see over the overhead shot arrested in the u.s. capitol chanting things like cease-fire now? yeah. this comes as part of a larger trend we are seeing of pro-palestinian, i should say hamas protests popping up across the country. carley: president biden expected to deli