As the Secret Service prepares for an historic moment with 18 other codefendants also surrendering. Biden targets trump. President tearing into his predecessor on Foreign Policy, while holding his own historic summit with two of americas closest allies. Returning to ukraine. An american held captive by russianbacked soldiers for months and finally freed has once again returned to the battlefield. Why . Hes my guest. Lets go outfront. And good evening. Im erin burnett. Outfront tonight, negotiating trumps surrender. Discussions taking on a more urgent tone tonight as sources tell cnn that the former president is now expected to surrender on thursday or friday. Now, sources tell cnn that the Secret Service has been camped out at the Fulton County jail preparing for this historic arrest. Because, keep in mind, its not just trump who will be turning himself in. There are 18 others who must also surrender, including a whos who of trumps orbit. That means trumps former chief of staff mark me
newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. we are following two developments in two major stories. a short time ago in texas, the state house of representatives voted to impeach attorney general ken paxton. he is accused of bribery and abuse of public trust. the conservative republican calls the proceedings a politically motivated sham. meanwhile in washington, we re waiting for details on a phone call wrapping up, or may have already wrapped up, between president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. the debt ceiling talks have reached a crucial moment of sorts. negotiations are now down to one final sticking point. work requirements for social safety net programs. the white house and republican leaders may have as many as eight days for preventing the u.s. from defaulting on its debts. many predict economic disaster if that happens. we have a reporter at the white house and on capitol hill. manu, what do you think? do you think we ll get some kind of readout from the speaker
now, trump holding no public offense today, his 2024 rivals, of course, are across the country testing out debate lines and now taunting trump to show up. if you ve qualified for the stage, which trump has, not showing up is completely disrespectful to the republican party who has made you their nominee twice, and to the republican voters who support who you re asking for again. i think you owe it to the people to put out your vision and talk about your record. and if you re not willing to do that, i think that people are not going to look kindly on that. outfront now, former executive director of the new york state democratic party, and the political commentator and former senior adviser to mitch mcconnell. scott, let me start with you on the republican side here. do you agree with christie and desantis that voters will think trump s move is disrespectful of them? well, i agree with him that it is disrespectful. but donald trump s been disrespecting republicans since 2016. a
they ll be looking to see how they receive him. if he messes up, this won t going going forward. he did raise $8 until in one day on announcement day which is pretty big. trump has raised, i think, like 16 in 100 days. karl rove was on a board saying, that s pretty impressive, actually. does blowing up on the launch pad help raise money? i don t know. $8 million is quite a bit. i don t know if it will mean much. you can have the best rollout and great debate moments like vice president harris and she didn t make it to voting season. but she had one of the best announcement launches and one of the most talked about debate lines of the 2020 cycle. but that $8 million, we need to unpack that. some of it comes from bundlers. the individuals who go out to really welalthy people.
what this president has done and socialize and take over, rather, a complete government approach to healthcare. it s not going to work and the president knows it. bill: we ll see how the debate lines. lightning round. what is the message to russia? you re withdrawing from a nuclear deal established by ronald reagan. the message to putin. secretary of state pompeo made the point it is all on russia. they had a chance to work in the treaty and let us in to inspect. they did not. nato stands with us. our partners and allies agree it s right to pull out of this deal and we re out. bill: do you fear an arms race at this point forward? i don t. the president has a good relationship with vladimir putin but it is another instance where this administration has been tougher on russia than has anybody else. bill: baltimore here at home. what do you gain from having this back and forth with elijah cummings?