breaking. just moments ago, i needed to show my work. robert here, the man who declined to charge president biden for his handling of classified documents , prepares to testify on capitol hill this morning. her will reportedly say the evidence and the president himself put his memory squarely at issue. a glimpse into the future of what a second donald trump administration could look like. the former president vowing to free january sixth rioters if he makes it back to the white house. absolutely terrifying. new details from passengers aboard that latam flight, a passenger says the pilot told them he temporarily lost control of the plane. now, investigators looking into the plane s black box to see what happened. i m sara sidner with john berman and kate baldwin. this is cnn news central. this is cnn breaking news. all right. breaking. just moments ago, i needed to show my work. those are the words in the opening statement from former special counsel robert her in
good morning, welcome to morning joe. it s wednesday, march 13th. we have so much more to get to with that hearing yesterday on capitol hill. democrats pressed the former special counsel on his language about president biden s memory while republicans wanted to know why the president wasn t charged. meanwhile, also on capitol hill, today the who house is expected to vote on a bill that could lead to a ban on one of the most popular apps in america. we ll explain that legislation. we ll also get analysis on the alarming comments from russian president vladimir putin this morning about the threat to use nuclear weapons. he s saying that if russia s sovereignty or independence is threatened, he will use nukes. good morning, everybody. along with willie and me, we have the host of wasteway, bureau chief at politico jonathan louisiana mere. msnbc contributor mike barnacle and jonathan martin. great group this morning. also has president biden announced a new weapons package fo
we have never seen let alone a former president but anyone in a real estate industry or any industry in new york fined this much. more than $354 million now facing donald trump in a civil case that was 92 pages long and left a lot of questions as to whether it was a hit job. that is the view from trump s legal folks. we re going to start picking apart exactly what happened here. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. what in the world made this number so big so fast, so confusing and so polarizing? it s a sign of our times. we keep seeing it again and again. but this case has brought up rare nerves and real anger. eric shawn has the latest on what went down and what it means for the trump business empire. eric? neil, it s a stained rebuke of former president trump. judge engoron imposing a $364 million fine on the former president. his sons donald jr. and eric. six million shy of what the attorney general letitia james wanted. the judge said they engaged
going on television that his inner circle shields him from the press but suddenly biden was attacking donald trump in a televised speech from the white house. here s one reason. the president wanted to change the subject from his memory issues. in the wake of the stinging special counsel s report, saying he has difficulty remembering things and biden finally seems to be taking advice of those saying he has to prove his competence by going on the air and trotting out age saying how shop he is in private. trump gave his opponent an opening with the south carolina rally remarks recounting what he told a nato leader about the failure to spend what s required on defense if russia attacked. yes, say that happened and, no, i wouldn t protect you and i d encourage you to do whatever the hell they want. want. howie: that prompted this biden address. no president of the history has bowed down to russian dictator. as clearly as i can say that, i never will. for god s sake, it s dumb
retained documents on matters including national security. it stems back to 2017 and his role as vice president. the special council has decided not to pursue criminal charges against mr biden, saying he opted against criminal charges because mr biden co operated and guilt could not be established beyond reasonable doubt. the special counsel. he admitted a handful of documents were filed in the wrong place and said he had immediately turned them over to thejustice department. he defended keeping hold of them saying they were locked in the garage at his delaware home. he defended himself in a televised address from the white house. 1 himself in a televised address from the white house.- from the white house. i have seen the from the white house. i have seen the headlines from the white house. i have seen the headlines about - from the white house. i have seen the headlines about my| seen the headlines about my wilful retention of documents. that s not only misleading, it s