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this is cnn news central. already this morning, donald trump arrived in federal court and donald trump left his next stop. everyone was waiting to see if trump would take the stand today in his defamation trial, but then court was adjourned. so now he ll leave the courtroom campaign to head to the actual campaign trail in the final hours there before polls open in new hampshire. nikki haley is out talking to voters already this morning and as we have just heard, is taking it to donald trump. here she was moments ago. when you hear trump speak, what s he talking about? grievances, the past, he s talking about vendettas, today he s in court. biden is talking about investigations. neither one of them is talking about the future. we have live team coverage for you this hour. crist tennessee holmes is in new hampshire. court was cancelled a short time ago. what more are you learning about what happened? reporter: there was a delayed start to court. once the judge got on
his own investigations. what will kevin mccarthy do now? and 5.4 billion dollars of potential fraud in pandemic related loans. with republicans now running oversight, will they get to the bottom of this? as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. there is new video tonight of a defiant donald trump testifying under oath. it comes as the former president now floor florida resident faces growing pressure from multiple investigations. the video was released today by new york attorney general letitia james, who deposed trump during her civil investigation into the trump organization s business practices last year. anything you say in this examination may be used in a civil proceeding. and that could include a civil enforcement proceeding or a criminal action. do you understand that? is that a yes? i don t know what i did wrong. but the answer is yes. i do understand. the former president went on to plead th
tonight, as we come on the air, the president just moments ago on the coronavirus, saying, we need schools open, after saying today children are, quote, virtually immune, and that this thing is going away. tonight, florida, for one, reporting a record increase in hospitalizations in a single day. more than 157,000 americans dead. the debate over returning to schools. tonight, the districts that have opened already. the cases, the students testing positive. images inside one georgia school, packed hallways, no masks. chicago announcing they will begin the school year online. and the other unfolding crisis in texas, new moms testing positive, separated from their newborns. also tonight, the pandemic presidential election. tonight, the president s campaign trying to halt mail-in voting for americans who want to vote from home in this pandemic.
the campaign suing nevada to try to stop the state from sending ballots to registered voters. 24 hours after the president suggested mail-in v
800 billion dollar program, the listeners are grateful for it for tightening them over through the pandemic, right, but there s also a lot of criticism, fellow criticism about having jobs this program has saved, and whether the oversight was too lax, and open up to abuse and some right? what we have with comer is that he actually voted to pass this program which is pretty minimal oversight basically automatic forgiveness of loans, so he cosponsored that legislation. it has its own you know he corresponded legislation, but also there is this story that connects to his brother, chad comer. and, chad comer appears to own property in tennessee, with james comer, and he received a very small amount of covid