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not get parliament as the staff front does not get talked enough about. when i was targeted by russia are year ago that was was targeted by russia are year ago that was via a member of my staff. but i that was via a member of my staff. but i want that was via a member of my staff. but i want to address your point on the scale but i want to address your point on the scale of but i want to address your point on the scale of the challenge. when i talk about the scale of the challenge. when i talk about the need for a new consensus, this affects every single part of consensus, this affects every single part of our consensus, this affects every single part of our society. it would be wrong part of our society. it would be wrong to part of our society. it would be wrong to see this as just a far away foreign wrong to see this as just a far away foreign policy issue. this is about our energy foreign policy issue. this is about our energy sector, recalling, ....
ex president is staring down a deadline. donald trump must pony up a nearly $500 million bond or face the consequences. consequences that new york attorney general letitia james has said will include seizing trump s assets. that looming possibility appears to have sent donald trump into a downward spiral. he s had multiple raised tweets and an emergency fund-raising texting asking donors to help him. against that back drop attorney general games is turning up the heat, pushing back on trump s claims that they re very difficulty getting a bond. letitia james has accused trump s team of faulty logic. quote, based on the false premise that they must obtain a single bond for the entire judgment of $464 million, she suggests dividing the bond into smaller chunks. she calls trump s bluff on not wanting to do a fire sale to raise money, which she says forced her office to do the grunt work of liquidating trump s assets. then she suggests something doesn t add up. she writes, t ....
cnn. hey, thank you all for watching our coverage continues tonight, not 360 breaking news on the political death threat donald trump made to mike pence just hours before pence faced real ones at the capitol on january 6 also tonight with less than four days left for him to pay up or c new york s attorney general start seizing his properties. we now know more about which one she has her eyes on. plus a violent convict, convict and his alleged accomplice, the three cops shot the chase in the capture. how it all went yeah. good evening. john berman here in for anderson and we begin tonight with breaking news straight from inside the west wing on january 6, what the former president was saying to mike pence just hours before all hell broke loose at the capitol and his reaction or more accurately, his non reaction and on learning that in the chaos, one of his followers had just been shot dead that and more from newly revealed testimony to the january 6 committee ....
the thanks he gets? five days to find half a billion in cash. his friends aren t stepping up. i just think they don t think they ll get their money back. tonight is the new york ag threatens to seize buildings. new reports of desperation and rage as time runs out. do you have any sense of whether or not the appellate division is sympathetic to this argument and what their time frame might be to respond to it? because five days is not that much time. and congressman on turning the tables at today s impeachment hearing. there was also other people that were doing the bidding for the russian people in congress, like senator ron johnson. like congressman pete sessions that is here right now. plus, the latest on the desperation in gaza, as republicans host netanyahu. and our series continues. are you better off now than you were four years ago? what do you say to american who s are watching you right now who are scared? i say you are a terrible reporter. th ....
the senate. the president, by the way, has indicated he would sign it. earlier this month, lawmakers approved a package of six different bills to fund the rest of the government for the remainder of the fiscal year. with us now nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. ryan, good morning. as we re seeing activity there on the hill, this bill needs a two-thirds vote to pass. how does it look? reporter: everybody we re talking to seems reasonably confident this bill is going to pass, jose. both the house and the senate. but it is not going to come easy. as you point out, this is a bill that the way the procedure that they re using to pass it on the house floor means it requires two-thirds to pass. normally a simple majority. they need around 280 votes to get over the finish line. it is going to be a combination of republicans and democrats. this morning we have seen conservative republicans, members of the house freedom caucus in particular, really put pressure o ....