documents that they re usually k kept under lock and key. the appeals court said the trump team s claims that the documents weren t declassified like this one if you re the president of the united states you can declassify anything you want. you can declassify it by saying it or thinking it because you re sending it to mar-a-lago or wherever you re sending it. there doesn t have to be a process. the ruling came on the heals of a civil suit filed against donald trump and his family and business, the suit alleges a quarter billion dollars in financial fraud. we ll show you the stunning moment when trump didn t deny that key allegation. cnn senior legal analyst ellie honig is here to break down all of this. fill us in. a big win for doj they have their classified documents back. this started about two weeks ago when the district judge presiding over the case said ye we are going to have a special master. doj did not want that, they objected, they lost. the way this was g
a top ice official testifying that the white house has removed but a fraction of the migrants compared with past administrations. we re all over it with a lexis mcadams. republicans say they have a plan to keep the borders secure. and texas democrat congressman gonzalez on safe zones that he says will stop the problem. welcome. i m neil cavuto. another busy news day. let s go to alexis in el paso, texas where we re finding out that border surge is very, very real. that s right. it s been another busy day here at the southern border. behind me you can see the rio grande river. as they keep talking about in most of these sanctuary cities in the united states, that there s bus loads of migrants. it s really here in eagle pass where they re seeing the most people come in. they re coming in on foot and also being smuggled in by the cartel. why? they re making big money off of getting these people from all over including mexico, venezuela. you name it over here to the river as th
court to take a look stand by, i m getting word we need to go to manu raju on capitol hill with some brand new reporting with top republicans now rejecting trump s declassification comments, manu? reporter: that s right. this is different than the past month in the aftermath of the search of mar-a-lago in which top republicans side stepped questions about it like mitch mcconnell declined to comment about what happened there or kevin mccarthy in the house who essentially defended donald trump and attacked the fbi. a difference here in some republican senators reacting to the aftermath of donald trump s comments last night in which he suggested there was no process for declassifying records. and that he could simply think about it even and declassify those records. when i put that question to the key republican senators, they push back. there s a process for declassifying documents. and i think it ought to be
i very much appreciate that you re going to give the commercial for sale. but if i don t have the numbers, i don t have anyway to verify that. you re going to get them immediately. you want to give me a ballpark right now? i don t have the number in front of me. do you know generally? this is a serious problem going on in this bank. i will get you the number immediately. i don t want to make it up. i don t want you to make it up but i don t want to wait another 2 1/2 months. neil: that s the way it went with elizabeth warren and jamie dimon of j.p. morgan chase. one of the biggest banks on the planet and the other ceos. a second day of with grilling. the end result, a lot of finger pointing. dave dotson joins us from sanford school of business. we see this all the time. republicans side, democratic side. the banks get to be the boogie man in an environment where
said she s received about 100 messages of other colleges and universities going through similar tragedies and helping them get through, kit. a club nobody wants to be a part of. jacob soboroff, thank you. hillary clinton addressed the tragic shooting in oregon. she unveiled her plan for tighter gun control measures. she also slammed republican rivals donald trump and jeb bush for their response to the massacre. the republicans side, mr. trump was asked about it and said something like, you know, things like that happen in the world. and governor bush said, yeah, stuff happens. no. that s an admission of defeat and surrender to a problem that is killing 33,000 americans. clinton today also held a town hall meeting sponsored with the today show discussing among other things the rapid