and familiar. we had another mass shooting at a school today. this time in michigan. this time, police say it was a 15-year-old student who is now in custody. police say he shot and killed three other students and shot and wounded eight other people, including a teacher. the boy was reportedly armed with a semiautomatic handgun. again, he himself survived the shooting and is in custody. three people are dead. at least two of those shot and wounded were in surgery as of this evening. just a terrible and ongoing situation in oakland county, michigan, today, and into tonight. we ll let you know more if we re able to learn more on that this hour. today, in washington, in the d.c. federal appeals court, a panel of judges heard an appeal from former president trump who is trying to prevent his white house records from being handed over for the attack on the capitol on january 6th, and you learn in this business, particularly if you re not a lawyer, you learn not to read too much
tomorrow. we re lucky tonight to have ruth marcus andalia litwood joining us. and ruth wrote this masterful piece in the washington post that when i went to read it, it offered the option of listening to it. i will always take that option so i can do some other things. and i went to press the button and it shows the number of minutes. i thought it was going to be 6:30. it was whoa, almost an hour or something like that. there must be some mistake. no. it s that long and it just a masterful encapsulation of basically my whole adult life of watching the supreme court and what has happened to it. it s an excellent way to get through a workout, i discovered. and read by ruth in her own voice. didn t get some high-priced actor to do it, ruth marcus. and it really it really is masterful and really ramps up to tomorrow perfectly. ruth is genius. and when you see her tonight, you can tell her if she doesn t feel like reading the next one, i hereby volunteer, because i love rein
tonight is of course tragic and familiar. we ve got a lot of mass shooting in a school this time in michigan. this time it s a 15-year-old student, they say that he shot and killed three other students, i m shot and wounded eight other people including a teacher the boy was reportedly armed with a semi automatic handgun, again he himself survived the shooting and is in custody. three people are dead. at least two of those shot and wounded were in surgery as of this evening. just a terrible an ongoing situation in oakland, county michigan. today, we will let you know more as we are able to learn any more on that in this hour. today, in washington, in the d.c. federal appeals court. a panel of judges heard an appeal from former president trump who was trying to prevent his white house records from being handed over to the investigation in the attack via trump supporters attacking the capitol on january six. and you learn in this business, particularly if you re not a lawyer. yo
two of our guests joining us tonight. and ruth wrote this masterful piece in the washington post that one, i want to read, it offered the option of listening to it. so i of course will always take that option so i can do some other things. and i went to press the listen button. and it shows you the number of minutes. and i thought it would be like six and a half. but it was almost an hour. something like that. there must be some mistake. and no. it is that long. and it is just a masterful encapsulation of basically my whole adult life of watching the supreme court and what has happened to it. and it is an excellent way to get through a workout, i discovered. and read by ruth in her own voice. then you get some high priced actor to do it. it really is masterful. it really ramps up to tomorrow perfectly. ruth s genius, and when you hear tonight you can tell her that if she doesn t feel like reading the next one, i hereby volunteer, because i love reading everything she writes
just a terrible and ongoing situation in oakland county, michigan, today, and into tonight. we ll let you know more if we re able to learn more on that this hour. today, in washington, in the d.c. federal appeals court, a panel of judges heard an appeal from former president trump who is trying to prevent his white house records from being handed over to the investigation on the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6th. and you learn in this business, particularly if you re not a lawyer, you learn not to read too much into how the oral arguments go in any particular appeals court, but a lot of seasoned observers who were watching the arguments today are listening in on the arguments today, seems to conclude that the former president is not on very solid ground in terms of this legal effort to keep his records away from that investigation. if he does in fact lose at this appeals court, which is what most observers are predicting, he presumably will keep appealing up to the