Good evening. Im bret baier. Breaking tonight, the judge in former President Trumps Election Interference Trial said this morning either the District Attorney or the special prosecutor must step aside. The decision, out of Fulton County georgia, comes amid allegations of an improper relationship between the two. This afternoon the special prosecutor nathan wade resigned. Correspondent Jonathan Serrie is in atlanta tonight to tell us where things go from here. Good evening, jonathan. Good evening to you, bret. Facing pressure from the judges order, special prosecutor nathan wade stepped down from the case leaving District Attorney fani willis perhaps wounded but not disqualified as the defense initially wanted. The Fulton County District Attorneys office faced an unpleasant but not difficult decision. Had nathan wade remained a special prosecutor in the Georgia Election interference case, d. A. Fani willis and her entire office would have had to step aside. Instead, wade resigned, expla
appeal a bombshell court decision out of colorado. the state s supreme court disqualifying trump from colorado s 2024 primary ballot, where this goes next. plus, the candidates trailing trump in the polls rushing to his defense. the impact on the campaign trail. also ahead, breaking point, a new record number of migrant crossings at the southern border passing a record set only two weeks ago. and later, israel s president saying he is ready for another pause in fighting in the war with hamas. could it lead to the release of more hostages. great to have you with us, i m ana cabrera. it is 10:00 eastern, and this morning lawyers for donald trump are vowing to appeal a bombshell decision from the colorado supreme court. that court disqualifying the former president from the state s ballot in a 4-3 ruling. this is a first of its kind decision in a case brought by some republican voters. the court says trump engaged in 2021, and that disquafies him on constitutional gro
election. ryan lizza, to you. talking about this briefing that trump is going to get this week. the president-elect with the heads of all these major intel agencies. we re seven weeks after his election. now he is meeting with them, which is a good thing. but this is typically a meeting that s done much earlier. president obama when he was first i elected in 2008 met in chicago with all of the heads of the intelligence agencies just a few weeks in. is the timing of this, to you, odd, late? how do you think this impacts trump s relationship with the intel community moving forward? well, it s been pretty rocky since he was elected. he s been a little dismissive of the daily presidential briefing, which a lot of former intelligence people have said to me is the reason you have that presidential daily briefing is you re going to be making decisions, life and death decisions, about putting americans in harms way. unless you have a running dialogue or are asking questions every day, being