& levin. trey: good evening thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy it is sunday night in america who would guess taking a class would help you follow a presidential election such as the state of american politics special counsel was appointed to look into donald trump and then to look into those investigated donald trump. and then hunter bided. and no job i didn t. presidents cannot be prosecuted under current d.o.j. policy but that does not mean they cannot be investigated. house republicans planned to do just that committees of jurisdiction are calling for the release of transcripts from special counsel investigation at issue is president biden s fitness to understunfitness to e nature of the charges and the intent and by extension his fitness to run the country. republicans want to testify before congress. ipush robert mueller to testify and that wound up backfiring in a spectacular way. joining u is now fox news legal editor welcome. we are so happy to have you on th
good morning, thanks for joining us, i m ana cabrera along with josé diaz-balart here in new york for special coverage of a pretrial hearing in georgia that could jeopardize the entire fulton county rico case against former president donald trump. we expect the court to resume any minute now, as soon as a key witness arrives at the courthouse. willis, however, will not be taking the stand today after delivering a fiery defense thursday calling allegations she benefitted financially from a romantic relationship with her deputy on the case lies and forcefully reminding the court that she is not the one on trial. we re also awaiting a verdict in the $370 million new york civil fraud trial against former president trump and his name sake business. now, this verdict could come at any time. international condemnation growing after vladimir putin s biggest political rival reportedly dies in prison. the circumstances surrounding his death leaving many asking was the kreml
okay, the writers of the courtroom drama that played out this week would probably get fire for how outrageous the script as. in the new york scene, the former president got hit with a 350 million dollar civil fraud judgment. and the start of his first criminal trial got circled on the calendar. in the georgia scene, playing out the same day, the fulton county district attorney defended herself against allegations of an improper relationship with another prosecutor. the law firm of weissmann and katyal is standing by to talk about that massive fine for trump, and the author of a book at the center of that testimony in georgia is going to join me as well. also today, the week started with trump encouraging russia to do whatever they want. and it ended with vladimir putin s top political opponent turning up dead. former national security adviser john bolton dealt with a russian dictator on trump s behalf, and he s going to join me live in just a few minutes. and, later got a
you see a blockbuster movie before it is even been released. take a deep dive into the history and silt rescued the current state of affairs today. what are we saying? there is a chance would push that button we destroy the world? we come to the conclusion for. except it s the most remote possibility. brian: american scientist oppenheimer who is known as the father and still is today. at the time he was celebrated for bringing a weapon to end world war ii. but quickly he feared the impact of his creation could have a negative effect on the world. in fact could be catastrophic. if there is another world war this civilization may go under. brian: that is really him oppenheimer new eventually the technology could fall into the hands of alice and sally are enemies in the top atomic with don. about b-29s in the north pacific? do we have th papers? there s no doubt this is what has sensors are down progress wishful thinking i m afraid. the long range detection it
ramifications but first to matt finn live with more on a school board meeting for the ages. matt, good evening. reporter: good evening, trace. the intensifying showdown between the southern california school board and governor gavin newsome is the topic of a special meeting tomorrow at the temecula valley school district. the dispute is over the state s mandated social stewedies curriculum which the school board rejected in the 3-2 vote yesterday putting in vieration of state law. some members of the school board and parents say that curriculum is just too sexualized and bias for k-5 students and perhaps better suited for high schoolers. tonight i spoke with a member of the board who told me about some of the disputes over the curriculum. those who oppose it say it s more progressive social issues than history, it sexualizes young students and exemplifies gay harvey milk who they called him a pedophile presumably because he dated juveniles. in a 9-hour meeting last night me