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and i want the fierce battles in ukraine is taking place in a small town which appears to have significant for russian forces decadent at the upper hand right now. as it s happening, it ll countries appear to be sending any weapons to ukraine. the kremlin shuffles the top commanders of the war. cnn s ben wedeman joins us with the latest on the ground in the battle for the town of ben, what is going on? yeah, anderson, this battle instantly dark has been going on for months, but it has intensified in the last few weeks. at this point, it s not at all clear how much longer the ukrainian defenders can resist unrelenting russian onslaught. medics loot a wounded soldier onto an ambulance, another casualty from the embattled town of soledar. one day, 2025 it varies depending on the number of casualties on the frontlines. russian forces mostly troops from the wagner group, a private military company, claimed to have control of the entire soledar territory. the battle
files last november at the biden penn think-tank. we don t know where they were found. what they contain. bill: one thing is for sure it is not good for merrick garland. he has a special counsel investigation into president trump s handling of classified dock also. dana: will it force garland to open an investigation into biden? republicans say that s the only option. it can t be we have two tears of justice. we have to have a special prosecutor for trump according to garland. we need one for biden, the same thing. it is worse for biden as you say, he could declassify. whatever else we know is true he didn t have the power at vp to declassify the documents. democrats say they are all for equity. what s equitable here is that there be a special counsel. dana: karl rove has reaction. let s go to mark meredith at the white house. the president will be talking in the next hour expected to give remarks on the economy. reporters will be in the room i would bet all the mon
my cohost emily compagno, gerri willis, leslie marshall, and sean duffy. and bret baier, this is going to be good. the big news today, white house council sank the classified materials and the garage storage space of the president s home in wilmington delaware. in the garage just to keep up, the president said they were locked up next to his bed, he literally said next to his corvette when he was pressed by peter doocy. classified materials, what were you thinking? we will get a chance to speak on this god willing. i said earlier this week, by the way, my corvette is in a locked garage so it s not like down the street. but anyway yes, as well as my corvette. but as i said earlier this week, people know i take classified documents and classified materials seriously. i also said we are cooperating fully and completely with the justice department s review. as part of that process, when reviewed where other documents from my time as vice president were stored in finished the
deal. this is former trump lawyer jenna ellis in court this hour. is it your decision to waive these rights and enter a guilty plea because you are in fact guilty? it is. so she is the fourth co-defendant and the third in just a week to take a plea deal. joining us is nbc news laura jarrett and katie phang by phone. laura, this just happened moments ago. what more do you have on it? unexpected. another significant plea deal. we see in court, jenna ellis, getting emotional, apologizing to the people of georgia, telling the judge she was led by others down this wrong path and saying she regretted her representation of the former president and all of the things that she did, along with others including rudy giuliani, which she is now pleading guilty to essentially making false statements in front of the georgia senate, around december of 2020, she goes forward, you might remember, one of those infamous press conferences, they were standing before the georgia senate talk