may have we may lose the ability to leave. the agents text each other afterwards about what they went through? were they texting before the fact about their concerns about what happened that day or what the president was saying or doing? we still don t know. however, tonight we do know more about when the agency s top watchdog knew the messages were missing. tonight, multiple sources familiar with the matter, tell cnn that the inspector general first learned of the missing messages back in may of 2021. now, that s significant because that s not what secret service officials told congress. they told congress that the inspector general, joseph ka far ri, knew in december of 2021. and if he knew in may of 2021, that means it was more than a year before he told the house select committee that potentially crucial information might have been erased. the secret service, as you know, says the messages were lost during a scheduled data migration that began on january 27th, three w
hindrance to what looks like a well-poised republican campaign that will take over the house of representatives, maybe, maybe not the senate. but all of a sudden now, emphasis shifts to trump. democrats have an easy target in trying to make it a referendum all about him, not about the economy, not about the borders, not about crime, but about donald trump. so, i think it s the best news that could happen to this white house with its own dismal numbers that now they get to shift that spotlight to donald trump and not joe biden. professor, i m wondering what you make of what we have seen of the federal investigation so far. i mean, obviously, this week merrick garland making very public statement in interviews with lester holt. he doesn t do that by coincidence. there s a reason he does it now. and his words are parsed very carefully. there certainly seems to be an uptick in activity and certainly an uptick in department of justice wanting people to see that there s an uptick in
at the weather with ben rich good evening. today brought us some showers, yes, but a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. over the next few days, though, the emphasis shifts back towards wet weather, windy weather, albeit with some drier, brighter interludes. through this evening and tonight, we will see cloud and rain spreading back in from the west. but where we keep clear spells for a good part of the night across eastern areas, it will turn really quite chilly. some parts of scotland up towards the northeast could get all the way down to freezing. but it will be turning milder out west, it will be turning windier as well, and we will see some outbreaks of showery rain working quite erratically southeastwards through the day. some brighter spells here and there, the winds easing a little, but still, quite gusty into the afternoon, and top temperatures between 14 17 celsius. if anything, up a little on where they have been today. as we look further ahead, friday and into t
one, wealth, 90,000 miles before it home for the start of the games. that s all from sportsday. we ll have more throughout the evening. live action on the fa cup for women and the champions league him a follow up on the app. but have a lovely evening and bye bye. good evening. today brought us some showers, yes, but a lot of dry weather and some spells of sunshine. over the next few days, though, the emphasis shifts back towards wet weather, windy weather, albeit with some drier, brighter interludes. through this evening and tonight, we will see cloud and rain spreading back in from the west, but where we keep clear spells for a good part of the night across eastern areas, it will turn really quite chilly.
government. john bolton joins us. everyone here in the united states seems content that the military is taking over. first of all, [ unintelligible ] if the muslim brotherhood wants it turned over to civilian that not going to help. military is in control the same way it was in the 50s when it overthrew king farouk. they ve been there before. it demonstrates the real regime is the military. it wasn t mubarak although he was president for 30 years this is a momentous change. i don t think there s any guarantee the military going quietly. they see themselves as gearan fors of order and stability. as they move towards elections they are going to keep that in mine. the emphasis shifts to what happens to the demonstrators. now mubarak is gone their headline demand has been satisfied. when you go deeper into what they want, there s no unity.