Results of the president ial election. Coming up, well dig deeper into the indictment and the former president s defense. Can trump be charged with lying if he believes what he said was true . The answer may hinge, at least in part, at least on district judge Tanya Chutkan, a vet ran on cases involving january 6th defendants. What members of congress are claiming and will it be a jury of his peers or the electorate who render the final verdict . We begin with tomorrows arraignment in a d. C. Federal court where donald trump will be formally charged for repeatedly spreading lies as part of an elaborate criminal scheme with the ultimate goal to hang on to power by any means necessary. In fact, trump is raising four federal counts including three conspiracy, to defraud the United States, to obstruct an official proceeding and to impede the peoples right to vote. Ever since the news broke, the former president , his allies and attorneys have been working furiously to smear jack smith and t
with people who didn t have clearance. . how critical could that piece of evidence be in this case? plus, russian president vladimir putin speaks. the defiant president trying to project strength after the weekend rebellion, forcing new questions about his power. we re going to have a live report from moscow coming up as well. we begin, though, at the supreme court, where we expect more decisions to be released at any moment. we re watching for decisions on highly consequential issues. the court often waits to release the most controversial decisions until the end of a term. and we re getting right down to the wire here, folks. if we get one of those major decisions, we re going to bring you that and the very latest right away there. we re also monitoring some dramatic new developments in the trump classified documents investigation. an audio recording has surfaced in which the former president appears to discuss classified documents with people who did not have security
Right now on ana cabrera reports, Breaking News at the Supreme Court, justices hearing the second Abortion Case in under a month. This time on idahos near total ban. What it could mean for the battle over Abortion Rights nationwide. Plus, did donald trump violate the gag order in his Hush Money Case . A judges decision could come at any time and we will dig into the dramatic Witness Testimony so far in the court. Also ahead, we are watching the white house with the president poised to sign a sweeping package including foreign aid, could it also include a postelection ban on tiktok . And later, chaos on College Campuses from coast to coast with hundreds arrested in propalestinian protests. It is 10 00 eastern, im ana cabrera from new york, and we begin at the Supreme Court where justices are about to hear the second Abortion Case in under a month. This consequential case focuses on idahos Near Total Abortion Ban and whether it conflicts with federal law requiring Emergency Doctors to in
decision and probably some of these co-conspirators are going to end up testifying, whether under immunity or because they re cooperaing willingly. carol, i want to ask you about news that broke in the last half hour or so. we just learned jack smith is asking for a hearing in a potential conflict of interest in the classified documents case involving walt nauta s attorney, stanley woodward. help our viewers understand which this is important. it s very important. it gives a little more insight as to what s going on on the defense side and what jack smith s team is dealing with with respect to whether they should make these motions which typically do tend to slow the proceedings a little bit because, if they prevail or if the judge decides that, in fact, there is a conflict of interest, one attorney representing a
evidence was collected and tested. and to do all of this, they essentially also have to ask the judge to sort of delay the proceedings a little bit, so they can understand and disseminate that information between themselves. all of this is, of course, in the specter of the fact that the prosecution is now pushing for the death penalty in this case. we spoke exclusively to the family of one of the victims, steve goncalves had this to say about the decision. listen. it is a relief. as a father, you come after my child, i m going to do everything in my power to make sure that we come after you and we deal with somebody who, you know, took advantage of the situation. we re in a situation of strength and the evidence is there and we feel that we can, you know, they can go forward with this. reporter: and one other thing, yasmin, you have to remember in idaho, essentially pushing for the death penalty