Setback in his attempt to delay his upcoming hearing in the january 6th case. The judge rejecting his legal teams request to push the hearing unless next week. Tonight, a defiant trump sounding off. Plus, Trench Warfare. Were going to take you to the front lines to see how one ukrainian soldier is risking his own life in order to bring comfort to the families of the fallen. It is a Special Report that you will see first here outfront. And the Suspected Gilgo Beach Serial Killer is now refusing to provide his dna to investigators. Why . The sheriff in the case will be outfront. Lets go outfront. Good evening, im erin burnett. Outfront tonight, rejection. Trump losing his effort to delay a Court Hearing in the january 6th case. The judge shutting down trumps efforts to move the hearing to next week, saying that it will happen this friday at 10 00 a. M. Eastern. Now, this puts trumps team in a Florida Court for a hearing in the maralago case thursday, and then friday in washington for a j
breaking news. cnn confirming legendary singer david crosby has died. he was 81 years old. plus, a secret meeting between the director of cia and ukraine s president. we hear from a russian official bravely speaking out against putin. and desantis s statement. we are following some breaking news this hour. the legendary singer and songwriter david crosby has died. the grammy winner, two-time rock and roll hall-of-famer was the founder of the birds, crosby, stills and nash. crosby was 81 years old and we re going to have much more ahead in just a few minutes on his life and legacy. there s a song that they have that speaks to us all. we ll be speaking to our own bill leer who interviewed him to mark the 50th anniversary of woodstock which was actually crosby, stills and nash s second gig. so all of that coming up here as we confirm that sad news that will bring so many memories to everyone. i want to gbegin though with th secret meeting with the cia chief bill burns and vo
When i saw that the minister had said there was no need. but he s also right. the united states has also failed to make the decision to provide this long-range capability to ukrainian forces. look, the key to success here is the liberation of crimea. and the way that happens is by making crimea untenable where the russians can t sit there and use the port of sevastopol, which is inside the range of atacms missiles. so i don t understand how anybody, especially after watching the report you just showed, how anybody can say that there is no need to provide ukraine with the ability to strike long-range with precision against russian bases, against russian artillery, against russian headquarters. that s how you neutralize the only advantage that the russians have. so, to say there s no need is terribly poor judgment. but this goes back to the administration s either failure or unwillingness to say we want ukraine to win.
So exactly as bill robert just talked about, the significance of crimea to russia as well as ukraine. it won t be a frontal attack with tanks trying to drive across that very narrow area that connects ukraine to the mainland. i think they can do this by making crimea untenable for the russians. the big navy base. sake is the airfield that became famous last summer when it was hit by drones and then of course there is a major logistics part in northern crimea. so with attackers, if they can get them close enough, then they start making the peninsula tenable. it will not be possible