the fourth indictment in five months. we ll bring you live coverage and reaction to last night s debate. with us tonight, former adviser to george w bust to george w bush ron christie, former federal prosecutor joe moreno, attorney in georgia and democratic strategist chris bruce and for the international perspective, because this does have implications for the rest of us, anand menon, director of the thinktank the uk in a changing europe. good evening. in just a few hours time, donald trump will surrender to the authorities for the fourth time in five months. in all, he faces 91 felony counts. there is a risk he will face jail time, his electability is repeatedly questioned and yet right now is the runaway favourite to take the republican nomination. in the eyes of his supporters, he is the martyr, sacrificing himself on the altar ofjustice and truth. it is hard for many outside the country to understand that, but clearly there are thousands of republicans who still think
trump will be arrested for the why do you think that was your best moment to get republican primary voters to fourth time in five months. sources say the former president will surrender this evening at the fulton county jail to face federal felony charges for the vote for you when you had loud boos? alleged criminal conspiracy to not every republican primary overturn his election loss in voter in america was in the arena. and because you can t be looking georgia. to■p play to the grand standsta. the deadline for all 19 to surrender is noon eastern tomorrow. i wasor talking to the people, e babout-of the 18 co-defendants have turned themselves in, and tens of millions of people who were watching in their living that includes his long-time lawyer rudy giuliani. rooms, in their family rooms, take a look at those mugshots. their home. the fact is if you re not going trump skipped the first to talk about that, then why bother running? you should just concede the race debat
rant, but that s not even the most pressing issue today for trump. the deadline has rob tuesday for the former president to pay the $464 million bond in his new york civil fraud case. if he is unable well, to do that, new york s ag is set to go after his banker crowds and business properties. cnn s kaitlan collins is outside the court in new york city for us caitlin, what you re expecting today, how is it going to play out i mean, that is a great question. sarah could really be anything that we are witnessing today is these two crises are facing trump and confronting him both here happening in the same city, but good is that as courthouse here behind us where we are seated here in new york or trump could soon find out when exactly he could be the first former president to go on criminal trial. but as we are waiting to figure out what is happening with that case, of course, trump is facing something that is consuming him much more, and that is this bond that he has been enab
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good morning, welcome to cnn this morning. great to be with you. so glad you re here. thank you for being here. i m amara walker. thank you for waking up with us at 7:00 this morning. we do begin with some very tragic news and the devastation in hawaii. officials now say at least 80 people are dead. that number is expected to rise. the search teams continue to comb through the destruction. now hawaii s attorney general is ordering a review of the state s response. and today more republican presidential contenders get ready to make their case to voters at the iowa state fair. we ll have the latest as the candidates kick their campaigns into high gear. plus lays down the law to president trump during a contentious hearing. she s putting the former president on notice about any fu future inflammatory language or intimidation of witnesses. we begin with the grim news from hawaii, where those devastating wildfires have now claimed at least 80 lives. officials warn the de