on the as a little closer to home. i will not yield. president biden field testing a new nickname for the republican platform. it s megamaga trickle down. president biden is celebrating that his plan to forgive or cancel some student loan debt is surviving court challenges. just yesterday, state court and the supreme court said no, we re on biden s side. and he s chastising critics. ted cruz, the great senator from texas, he said it s for slackers that don t deserve relief. who in the hell do they think they are? today s remarks in delaware where the president plans to stay all weekend. a fox brain room count finds that president biden spent 76 weekends away from the white house, outpacing president trump s 54 weekends away at this point in his presidency. we re here at dell state. it s a special place in my heart. every day at home is a day not spent in a swing state. president biden is expressing confidence act his side s chances in the november electi
life as well when he held on to documents contain something of the nation s most sensitive national security secrets and then stonewalled efforts by the government to retrieve those documents. we ll start with the trump organization going on trial. jury selection began in the case brought by the manhattan d.a. against the trump family business alleging a 15-year scheme in which top executives were compensated off the books in order to avoid paying taxes. as the new york times reports the trial marks a reversal of fortune for the ex-president s business. the business that was the basis for the image trump peddled to voters as a businessman and deal maker, even if that image was smoke and mirrors. from the reporting the dawn of donald trump s presidency his family business appeared poised for a windfall. it unveiled new hotel lines, held ribbon cuttings around the world and attracted major tournaments to his golf clubs enough for eric trump who ran the company while his fathe
draft. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening everyone i m ornament mormon median in for stephanie ruhle. donald trump has tried just about everything to slow down the government s investigation into the classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. now he s taking his course to the supreme court. today, trump made an emergency request, asking the court to overturn a lower court ruling that prevented the special master from revealing the roughly 100 classified documents taken during the surge from his florida club back on august 8th. you may recall that the 11th circuit of appeals agreed with the justice department which had argued that there was no legal basis for the special master to conduct his own special review of that records. trump s appeal was directed to justice clarence thomas because he oversees the 11th circuit court, and tonight the supreme court ask the doj to file its response to trump s request by 5 pm october 11th. just a short t
i am ali velshi. we know more this weekend than ever before about the fbi. and the search of the mar-a-lago estate. new details just released to the public, the possibility of criminal prosecution of the twice impeached ex president s so plausible, now, that some federal prosecutors are actually seeing it out loud. less than 24 hours ago we got our first look at the affidavit used by the fbi to convince a federal judge to greenlight the mar-a-lago search. the document is heavily redacted to protect the safety of civilian witnesses and law enforcement officers, but there is plenty to see and hear. including this line. quote, there is probable cause to believe that evidence of obstruction will be found at the premises. the affidavit directly contradicts his claim that he was already cooperating with the government. it makes it clear the lengths the government went to before pursuing action to recover the material. outlining how the former president the affidavit paints the pi
Former presidents residence and something the department of justice didn t to lightly. so they continue with that probe and they continue at the same time with the same team looking at what s the danger to resources, to intelligence gathering methods. what is possible release because all of these classified records were possibly in a beach club storage closet or in former president trump s home and office. were they handled or mishandled or handled without any potential security? any short security the way they would ve been if they were stored by the government under lock and key. both of those things are important. i would emphasize something else that zoe said which is this issue of what s a real risk here?