unsolicited advice to some folks runs for president who desperately need it and never take that s fine let s start with former commander in chief facing judicial media onslot to keep him from ever reoccupying the white house. they want to try and damage my name so that i can t win the election. but so far the people of our country see it and my numbers have gone up as opposed to down because the people see it. it s a terrible thing they ve weaponized department of justice. kennedy: if you thought there was collusion in the russia hoax just wait until you hear the doozie with court rules multiple jurisdictions to rooster block his pat to the nomination so let s start with super tuesday which won t be superthanks for asking. if federal judge tonia has her way although president trump s legal team well they asked for 2026 trial start date to the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election she s apparently conspiring with a prosecution and jury selection starts march 4th, 2024 on
claims illegals plus 25 olympic files and 200 pages of records include then vice president biden talking about hunter biden s business deals. stone walled on getting those records he told maria what is potentially in those files. we learned that when he was receiving e-mails pertaining to ukraine his son hunter was copied on them which we ve always heard that white house said hunter biden wasn t a employee or any part of the government. meantime president biden laughs off a reporters question about congress s request for his bank records on thursday. talk to me about do you want [laughter] let s talk about why i m here. meantime house speaker kevin mccarthy has to get the vote on spending bills or face a government shutdown in 27 days mccarthy told maria he wants a stop gap funding bill or else everything including the biden investigations will be halted. i would actually like to have a short-term cr only to make our arguments stronger. because maria, if we shut
and his future in the senate after the minority leader froze mid press conference for the second time. what is next for one of the most powerful republicans in washington? idalia s wrath. the storm lashes the carolinas after carving a path through florida and georgia. survivors now face the work of rebuilding, after some of them lost nearly everything they own. we are following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. former president trump has officially pleaded not guilty to a stack of racketeering and corruption charges in fulton county, georgia. it s trump s fourth time entering a not guilty plea in a criminal case, twice in federal court, twice in state courts, new york and here in georgia. trump is the latest of several defendants in this specific election subversion case to enter a not guilty plea, and that means he s skipping next week s in-person arraignpment. i want to bring in zachary cohen and former prosecu
breaking this morning, significant disclosures from are the supreme court justices clarence thomas and samuel alito and both of them reporting who paid for trips and lodgings and meals. we will break down the significance of the disclosures. also, a scary moment for senator mitch mcconnell, and the senate minority senator freezing for the second time in a week while taking questions. it is prompting more uncertainty for the 81-year-old s future. and in johannesburg overnight, a fire burns through a building full of families. we have the latest on the rescue and recovery efforts. i m boris sanchez with rahel sol solomon, and we are in for john, kate and sara. you are watching cnn news central. we begin with the break news from the supreme court. two of the high justices disclosing details of the trip they took. moments ago, samuel alito acknowledging a trip to rome paid for by a conservative group, and we have learned that justice thomas disclosing trips on a private j
thousands of people joined the march on washington for jobs, justice, and freedom. today people gathered on the national mall to say this is not a commemoration, but a continuation of that very fight. i am simone sanders townsend, and i have something to say. and i have something to say. this week, the world laid eyes on something we ve never seen before. the mugshot of a former american president. former president donald j trump turned himself into fulton county jail on thursday. s relating to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. in addition to having his mugshot taken, his fingerprinted, he was issued an identification number. and he was released on a 200,000 dollar bond. within hours, the image was broadcast across television, across social media, it was in blazed into t-shirts and even coffee mugs. it was splashed across the front pages of the world s leading newspapers. and that s because the image on your screen right now, this isn t just a picture.