good evening. i m kaitlan collins. tonight it just keeps going. we have now learned the federal grand jury in miami is still investigating three weeks af donald trump was indicted. first tonight, to the ruling that will change the landscape of the education world and also maybe upend diversity policies across the country. the fallout has been fierce from the supreme court s decision to gut affirmative action from higher education, with president biden condemning it, saying, quote, this is not a normal supreme court, as he blasted the conservative supermajority, saying he believes they may be doing too much harm to the country. the dissent from the liberals on the court was scorching. ketanji brown jackson writing, with less than eat cake majority today, pulls the rip cord and announces color blindness for all. but deeming race irrelevant in law does not make it so in life. conservatives are cheering this decision. john roberts, who wrote the majority opinion, said harvard a
i should have said apple. even just a few dollars worth. oh, my god, something like 67,000%. i mean, it s just unbelievable how much it s changed and how lucky those people were who invested in it. i feel mostly disappointment and failure in this case. look, how many people have apple devices, asks the guy with two phones in his hands right now. i think this is a big reason why apple stock has gone so high. it s the creation of the iphone. 20 years ago, zero percent of americans had an iphone. you know what it s now? nearly 50% of u.s. adults have an iphone. it s 44% of americans who now own an iphone. it s just gone through the roof. harry enten, for the record, is not one of them. talk to me exactly about how much $3 trillion is. canada is one. france is another one. italy is another one. with a gdp for 2022 was less than $3 trillion. so that is how much apple is worth. it s worth more than countries are. so, apple could be a permanent member on the national securit
good evening. i m kaitlan collins. there s so much news to talk about tonight when it comes to the former president s legal troubles, it s almost hard to know where to begin. there s brand new cnn exclusive reporting that his former personal attorney rudy giuliani has recently been interviewed in the special counsel s january 6th investigation. there s also fresh details coming from the new york times tonight on the documents case and how investigators zeroed in on another one of his properties, not mar-a-lago. there s also a new defense coming from the former president himself tonight, who is reacting to the blockbuster audio that you heard here last night first. this is the defense that donald trump is now offering today. i had a whole desk full of lots of papers and mostly newspaper articles, copies of magazines, copies of different plans, copies of stories having to do with many, many subjects. and what was said was absolutely fine and very perfectly. we did nothing w
good evening. i m catalan collins. donald trump s defense on why he had classified documents keeps changing, his legal problems are growing, and yet his lead is increasing. my first guest tonight has gone from planning trump s transition to the white house to making it his mission that he never returns. chris christie was u.s. attorney for six years, governor of new jersey for eight, and is now running for president of the united states against donald trump. governor, thanks for joining us here tonight. thanks, kaitlan. i don t think we ve gotten your reaction to the audio of trump talking to people about classified documents that didn t have security clearances. what went through your mind? sounds just like him. the thing that struck me the most is that is what donald trump is like most of the time, constantly rationalizing his own bad behavior, justifying what he s doing at the very moment that he s doing it, even when he knows it s wrong, and showing off. he s the co
good evening. former president trump turns up the gaslight claiming the damning tape of him showing off classified material at his golf club is normal. exclusive reporting. rudey giuliani talking to federl investigators. we begin with the forger pres former president running a play he has used time and time again. trying to do damage control today after we played an au audiotape that cnn obtained in which he is boasting about and seemingly showing off a classified war plan he was not allowed to have to people not allowed to see it. the audio was recorded with his knowledge at his bedminster golf club in july of 2021 and is expected to be evidence at his upcoming trial. i want to replay a portion of it for you now before showing you his remarks today about it so there s no doubt whatsoever about what he is now trying to g gaslight away. this wins my case. it s highly confidential, secret information. look at this. this was done by the military, given to me. i think we ca