joint intelligence bulletin risethreats to law enforcement officials. presumably carried out by supporters of the former president. and just today, a pennsylvania man was arrested for threatening to kill fbi agents, threats he posted on a social media website. you ll recall, it was just four days ago, an armed man fired a nail gun into a cincinnati fbi office. he was later killed during a standoff with police. at the same time, attorney merrick garland may soon have to decide whether or not to pursue charges against donald trump of his allies over the handling of those classified records that were seized down a mar-a-lago. and tonight, the wall street journal is reporting that it took garland weeks to decide to approve that application for the search warrant. one of the reporters who broke that story described what happened during that time. he met with justice officials and other fbi officials for weeks, in private meetings weighing the ins and outs of such a high profile
the birth for her for a potential presidential run in 2024. it seems very clear just watching her public manoeuverings but also when you look at the reporting on what s happening behind the scenes, by colleague paul kane is a great piece on this at the washington post tonight, it s clear that she is manoeuvering and positioning herself for a national political future even if she loses this house seat. we will be watching tomorrow and of course since it is an election night, movie night. steve cornacki will be with us. you we have a lot to cover, but for now, we are going to leave it there, and a reminder, you better stick around tomorrow night. we ll be breaking down all those primaries right here beginning at 9 pm eastern. coming up in this hour. rudy giuliani officially under criminal investigation in the state of georgia for the election interference case is getting serious. we ve got a reporter from atlanta standing by and later, thousands of asylum seekers are
minutes. so i am ready. hey, thank you, guys. we have a number of developing stories a new front in the show down between the biden white house and former president trump. the biden administration rejecting another privilege claim made by president trump over documents on january 6th, attack on the u.s. capitol. we ll be joined by officer michael fanone. he ll be our guest at 8:00 a.m. eastern. the advisory board will meet to discuss the approval of pediatric doses of pfizer vaccine for children age 5 to 11. and, today is one week until the pivotal race for virginia governor. that means one thing. we all know what it means, steve cornacki at the big board.
was it a sign of strength or a warning sign of mcauliffe? we ll find out a week from now. the backdrop for all of this. joe biden, his standing nationally and these virginia races and especially virginia, they tend to function a lot like midterm elections do. biden s approval nationally at 42%. virginia, a little better, 45%. that s what democrats in 2017 won by 9 points of the virginia s race, democrats was at a 40% in virginia. that helped democrats greatly. this year the president has 45%. we ll see if that hurts them. steve, both candidates have nationalize this race. you got terry mcauliffe bringing
instagram the way they used to. and that s a more problem for the company. we ll be watching this as it unfolds. questions are coming to the surface now of all the different angles. there are now seven days to go until election day. there are a number of key races we are keeping an eye on, florida to ohio. the most pivotal race is in virginia. the race for governor is neck and neck. president obama will headline a rally later this evening for terry mcauliffe. let s bring in steve