delivered all republican delegates to donald trump last night. the former was the only major candidate in the silver states contest. former south carolina governor nikki haley opted to skip the caucuses. she instead took part in tuesday night s no stakes. trump isn t making it a secret that he s ready to be the last candidate standing. i don t know why, she continues. she s a you know, i don t really care if she continues. it s know. i think it s bad for the party. i think it s actually bad for her. mr. trump also notched a win . haley in the us islands caucus for republican gop delegates were at stake there. it was the islands first ranked choice contest. all eyes are now set on the republican primary in south carolina in two weeks. it s nikki haley s home state, but trump has received most establishment documents there. and i m lorne greene. gutfeld starts now. i got back up. yeah. alhapphay thursday. all right. oh, thank you. it s the girl scouts over there . we ll get
. we re following breaking news from the supreme court with the rejection of jack smith s request for expediting the presidential immunity and the question is if trump can be prosecuted for alleged crimes while he may have been committed in office is very much in the air. that is delay, delay, they if you re on the trump side of things and we have the full slate of analysts tracking this. evan, take us through this ruling, a one sentence order but with major implications? that s right. they denied this which jack smith raised, which is the question if the former president has immunity for the actions he took while he was in office, you know, during the closing days of the 2020 election season, and the other thing that the former president is raising that because he was impeopled by the house but acquitted by the senate, it would be a double jeopardy, and the department of justice cannot bring charges in that same action, and this is pending in the supreme court, and the
happening now. breaking news, the agonizing wait for the release of hostages from gaza just got a little bit longer. israel now says no captives will be returned before friday. the pause in hostilities with hamas also delayed. also breaking tonight, new york governor kathy hochul says there is no indication of terrorism after a vehicle explosion in a major u.s. border crossing with canada. we ll bring you all of the late-breaking developments and all of the details we re getting on the investigation. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer in tel aviv, israel, and you re in the situation room. this is cnn breaking news. first up this hour, the breaking news here in the middle east where an israeli truce with hamas and a long-await hostage release have both just been delayed. i want to bring in cnn s jeremy dimon. here joining us from sderot, israel, not far from the border with gaza. what else can you tell us about this del
prigozhin. and tell us your reaction as you re seeing these details being released by russian state media. ia yeah, i mean, first of all, those videos are remarkable with that plane coming down and seemingly having encountered something catastrophic. i m speaking to folks inside russia who are all saying they believe that plane was taken down by an outside source or something inside the plane. one of the things you guys have been talking about, which is absolutely key is that vladimir putin did view and said that he viewed yevgeny prigozhin as a traitor. and when he started that mutiny two months ago and marched toward moscow. that seems to be where that big break where putin and yevgeny prigozhin took place. before that the two were very
taking notes to document what was going on. so we came perilously close. and you are right in that there is no real systematic way of curtailing this. and we come back to an obscure law passed in the 19th century, the electoral count act which really specifies from how we get to the votes on election day through the electoral college to the revelation of the votes in the electoral college, and then to the eventually inauguration of the president. and we have to look back at this, not only hold those accountable, not only look at the crimes that were committed but also look to that document and figure out a way in which this is in essence, coup-proof. ia yeah. that we can construct guard rails so it is not dependent on good will, that there is an automatic nature to it. that states didn t flip the