supreme court is deciding whether to weigh in on the federal election subversion charges. the special council urges the judges to put the case at a fast track after trump asked them to stay out of the dispute for now. also tonight, rudy giuliani files for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay more than $148 million in damages to two election workers he defamed. we re getting a new window his troubled finances and legal peril. and residents flee in terror as a gunman killed at least 14 people in the heart of a major european city. we re learning more about the shooter who opened fire at a university in prague and how he was quote eliminated. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with the urgent question before the u.s. supreme court right now. should the justices agree to an expedited review of donald trump s claim of immunity for prosecution for crimes he allegedly committed while in
coast. we have a new special report for you right now, focusing on the specific plans for the bloodless coup during the postelection period after trump lost in 2020, as president elect biden prepar to take power, few people knew then how this coup plot wa working. the new report details a comprehensive effort, much o it unseen by an unknown to the general public to overturn the votes. the idea was to do it throug politicians, not violence. and that trump would attempt t stay in power in a way tha might have worked. had enough officials gone alon with the plot. winning candidates don t nee to change results when the have a victory trump and his team had a loss. this report is new testimony from trump s campaign manage or - as the ap called the race fo biden, i think some surroundin the president looking for thes different avenues to pursue. that s when he remembered th first time the concept o having to overturn - came up. a white house aide was pushing a truly bananas plan
gathering. here is ready describing the trick that if there was enough confusion about the electors dueling slates, et cetera, i might turn january 6th into cat fight in congress with pence presiding. the only reason we know this i the committee got mark meadows emails indeed, a new footnote in th report shows that damning memo there. you see that the bottom of the screen it s just from one of th emails that was forwarded. the investigation also uncovered the lengths trump team went to enact this. and that goes from giulian pressing the officials i meetings and frantic voicemails, to more public and sometimes physical pressure. - mister speaker, this is rud giuliani and - recalling you together because we d like to discuss obviously the election what can you and i do too slight legislation besidescolin although, we should not do that i understand you don t want to talk to me now
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ice cream in scarborough. we ve done 75 years, so we celebrated at the beginning of august. now, how confident are you about the future? 0h, very confident, yeah. i think scarborough s. scarborough will do well. uh, therese and i have been talking about starting a family. laughing. what s in these knickerbocker glories? is it something in these? therese, did you hear that? idid, yes. i m worried. i think giulian said twins! i leave the city for the rolling hills of the brecon beacons, less than an hour s drive from cardiff. the national park is home to over 1,000 farms largely dedicated to livestock. and with over 250,000 visitors a year, one particularly savvy farmer has developed an interesting business model trekking with sheep. he s checking me out.