harry enten. thank you. thank you. concerned about the snowfall, the news continues, the source with kaitlan. collins starts now safe from the source tonight, delay delay, disqualify donald trump s strategy is on full i ll display in two different courtrooms a cliffhanger in the mar-a-lago case, and dramatic final arguments from trump and company in georgia and their effort to get the da there fani willis kicked off the case. also drastic measures being taken as president biden says, the us military is now prepared to start dropping humanitarian aid from the air into gaza to get food, water, and medical supplies to so many who are starving. also, as lawmakers in alabama, my home state are rushing to protect ivf couples in the middle of the process are still left shaken, bearing that their dreams are growing, their families could be shattered i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source two more big steps and donald trump s full-court press to keep delaying his most serious c
hello everyone, and welcome to the amanpour, hour. here s where we re headed. this shaken by the suffering top international aid leader yan egeland seize the situation in gaza with his own eyes. you have to come to gaza to understand the devastation that the tuition and the desperation of the people here also ahead, psychologist mary trump s analysis of her uncle s obsession with the strong man syndrome. it is really no laughing matter when at that point the leader of the free world is being described as a pre-pubescent child, then the horse race and an age-old dilemma why the obsession over biden s age, mrs. the point i wonder whether paying people are as aware of trump s authoritarian plans as they are of biden s age. also, this hour, troubled waters. the death of two chinese fishermen, spot confrontation off the coast of taiwan there is conflict. both sides would be devastating and from my archive civilians under siege in sarajevo dodging sniper fire to feel if t
for being with us as always ac3 60 starts now tonight on 360, the supreme court agrees to decide whether donald trump is immune from prosecution for election subversion and throws into chaos the timeline of a criminal trial also tonight, new evidence. the former president cannot raise the money to pay new york s 450 plus million dollars civil judgment against him evidenced supplied by his own legal team. how hard up he is. and later the results of president biden s annual checkup, the questions it answers, and those it doesn t. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin a very busy night at the supreme court, where about two months from now, nine men and women will hear arguments about whether president should enjoy total criminal immunity for their acts while in office. perhaps even up to and including as appeals court judge, florence pan got trump, attorney john sauer to concede, ordering navy seals to murder a political rival. now that notion, the need for total immun
to take this. remember, by the way, two months ago, jack smith said to the supreme court, only you can decide this case. you, the supreme court and you alone have to resolve this. all right. elie honig. thank you so much. appreciate it. much more reaction to this big breaking news. the head in the next hour, our coverage continues now, i ll see you soon tonight straight from the source, the supreme court will decide whether donald trump is immune from prosecution in the federal election. appearance case. but they also may have just played a major role in his legal strategy. we have new reporting on trump s reaction to it all tonight also, our exclusive interview senator mitt romney, he only republican senator to vote to convict trump twice he ll weigh in on what he believes a second trump term would mean. and also a key figure of watergate. john dean will join me. what is president nixon s white house counsel make of the ruling that could shape us history. i m
joe biden facing a vietnam moment in the war in gaza, that s tonight on newsnight good evening i m abby phillip in new york and tonight, a soldiers final act and his last words add to the unprecedented pressure, pressure on president biden. aaron bushnell was an active-duty air force member, just 25 years old. he took his own life on saturday in a shocking protest. he let himself on fire in front of the israeli embassy in washington, dc. we re not going to show you the actual video of those final moments. it s too gruesome, but this is still that was taken from a video that he recorded in it, bushnell explains why he felt that he had to do what he did. he talked to the camera for nearly a minute and he said at this, i will no longer be complicit in genocide. i m about to engage in an extreme act of protest you can see bushnell s standing us flag visible on his uniform. the embassy gate there behind him. his last words were words that he shouted until he collapsed from the f