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from our studios in moscow recapping the week s top stories with our weekly program this is our international. and i 2nd whistleblower has emerged in the impeachment probe against donald trump the unnamed intelligence official reportedly has information on the u.s. president s dealings with ukraine meanwhile democrats spearheading the investigation are demanding protection for the informants involved and that is despite their attitude to other whistleblowers in the recent past as artie s came up and comments. we are now told that in this dark age of tyranny one heroic individual has spoken up like a voice crying out in the wilderness we don t know his name or his occupation but we know that he is good and i think the whistleblower did the right thing i think he followed the law every step of the way the inspector general of the intelligence community found this whistleblower complaint both credible and urgent i want to say thank you also to the whistleblower for having the co
say hey we are part of this group you are. and that means we re taking a look at some of the biggest stories we ve covered here over the past 7 days welcome to the program we re going to start in the u.s. where the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump rumbles on now a 2nd whistleblower is reportedly considering filing a complaint over the president s dealings with ukraine that intelligence official is said to have more direct information than the person who 1st raised the alarm meanwhile democrats spearheading the probe are demanding protections for the informants involved so that s a far cry from attitudes to other whistleblowers in recent years but now reports. we are now told that in this dark age of tyranny one heroic individual has spoken up like a voice crying out in the wilderness we don t know his name or his occupation but we know that he is good and i think the whistleblower did the right thing i think he followed the law every step of the way the inspect
we re ready to go. that s the quote from the fulton county d.a., saying the work is done in the investigation. an indictment decision could be announced at any time. it also comes as the classified documents case against the former president moves forward. we re on top of all those moving details. a lifeline for student borrowers. the white house outlining a new plan that could lower monthly payments,ing reduce the total amount borrowers must pay back. we ll break down exactly how it works. plus an american nurse and her child kidnapped in haiti. how u.s. officials are working to get them home. we re following these major developing stories, all coming in right here to cnn news central. this is mar-a-lago property manager, now codefendant, in former president trump s documents case, carlos de oliveira. de oliveira was indicted last week on four charges. he did not enter a formal plea during this brief hearing, and was released on a $100,000 bond. he will be form
documents makes his first appearance in court. also, the incredible shrinking campaign. desantis trailing trump by a mile with a former supporter saying he doesn t understand the voters. plus, samuel alito saying congress has no business of imposing ethics. ethics. and good evening, everyone. i am back from a long weekend in the glorious british virgin islands. like a summer vacation, long or short, has this abrupt ending where reality kicks back in, well, in this case, reality has a familiar vibe. it is called the waiting game and that s where we begin tonight. for donald trump, that means waiting to see whether fulton county, georgia district attorney willis and or jack smith will run up his tally of indictments to three or four before the end of the summer with both prosecutors focusing on his efforts to overturn his failed 2020 re-election bid. this morning, a judge in georgia rejected trump s latest efforts to stop willis investigation. that after willis said this ove