tonight. that is our show this evening, it s time for the last world with in the for lawrence. good evening. thank you for continuing to stay on the story of the difficulty that migrants face, there s never a time that paula is not on tv where i don t just stop to listen but when she said it used to be migrants could pay with cash, now they pay with their bodies, that s a line it s going to stick with me for a while. that s part of this debate that is never articulated. what is happening to human beings in the name of stricter immigration protocols is devastating. be mac you re telling those stories and paula is telling those stories, we ll see you tomorrow. today, literally hours after new york criminal trial judge imposed a gag order on donald trump, trump spent the day attacking the judge and his daughter on social media. trumps relentless hate filled attacks, which we will not show on this program accuse the judges daughter of making anti- trump posts on an accoun
out tax related charges against their client. good afternoon, welcome to washington. i m bret baier good to be with you. great to be with you. i m gillian turner. sandra and john are off today. hunter biden s attorneys are expected to provide a whole laundry list of reasons for the judge to dismiss this case. this includes the repeated claim that the court is succumbing to political pressure. bret: this is not the only legal battle on hunter s plate. he is staring down gun charges in a case that is set to go to trial in just a few months creating yet another possible headache for his father during a critical reelection campaign. gillian: we have fox team coverage for you. andrew mccarthy standing by to provide legal analysis but first we go to david spunt the outside that courthouse. david, what do we expect the amount this today? jillian a bright, good to be with you. we expect a lot of back and forth when off in a few hours in downtown los angeles. ultimately it s u
one of the most important criminal cases on donald trump has been on life support for weeks now, but it appears the case will live. and the former president will likely have to face trial. for the past two months, we have watched as the georgia election interference case against donald trump and 14 codefendants devolved into a high stakes side show. several of the defendants in this case accused fani willis of having a relationship with the special prosecutor on her team. nathan wade. a relationship that created a coofinterest. they argued that because of that relationship, willis needed to be thrown off the case, a move that would have effectively killed any chance of this case ever getting to trial. last month, da willis admitted that she and mr. wade did engage in a romantic relationship for a period of time, but maintained it had no bearing on this case. the judge overseeing the case heard hows and hours of testimony to determine when the relationship began and what, if a
case is about. laura: well a blatantly false a blatantly false statement. here s the onl y thingin ifn lawyers need to know about this case.ft if after the twenterytion twenty election, donald trump had announced that he was retiring from politics,indict alvin would not have indicted him.ed or let s say if after 2020, trump had gradually evolved ind his views and maybe became more like romney or one of the bushes in that case,ve ind alvin bragg would not haveic indicted him. the real reason that donald trump was bookedngerprin and fingerprinted today comes down to one simple fact. wrong he has the wrongs political views. now to the entire class of politicians and media figures who cheered the proceedings today. donaldding trump represents an existential threat, a threat to the regim thee that s run our country into the ground fort decades, a threat to the credibilit tibility y the mediae calls out relentlessly. but most significant of all,um another trump term is a threata
beloved performers of all time she is now working on her 50th solo studio album. sandra: country music superstar dolly parton is joining america reports today. she will talk about her iconic s career or give us a preview of the one-of-a-kind immersive student storytelling experience, opening at dollywood today, just in time for the memorial day weekend. we will hear about that and much more from the music legend herself. she is joining us live coming up. john: when you look at how long her career is, the very first time i interviewed her it was in toronto, canada, in 1992. here in 2024 still going strong. sandra: an amazing businesswoman and so thoughtful and optimistic. people love to hear what she has to say, can t wait for it, john. john: she is one of those people you just inherently like. it s really interesting. some of that secret sauce. we begin with the hunter biden that back in court for what could be the final hearing before the start of his gun trial in de