resentment, revenge, and retribution, that s not me. in my career, i ve been told i was too young. by the way, they didn t let me on the senate elevators for votes sometimes. not a joke. i ve been told i am too old. whether young or old, i ve always been known i ve always known what endures. i ve known our north star. the very idea of america is that we re all created equal. deserves to be treated equally throughout our lives. we ve never fully lived up to that idea, but we ve never walked away from it either. and i won t walk away from it now. i m optimistic. i really am. i m optimistic, nancy. four more years! four more years! my fellow americans four more years! the issue facing our nation isn t how old we are, it s how old are our ideas? hate, anger, revenge, retribution are the oldest of ideas. but you can t lead america with ancient ideas. it ll only take us back. you lead america, the land of possibilities, you need a vision for the future and what can an
investigating efforts by former president trump and his top allies to try to overturn the 2020 election, that grand jury has finished meeting for the day. the big question, will we learn in the next few minutes or hours if the grand jury here in washington, d.c. has, in fact, indicted donald trump or anyone else involved in the plot to overturn the election. this is the third criminal indictment against the twice impeached former president of the united states and current front-runner by far for the republican presidential nomination. there is quite a bit that we just don t know and it is unclear when or if the federal grand jury here in d.c. has even voted. but based upon what we have reported over the last three years, potential chargesn special counsel jack smith s his allies efforts to pressure state election officials and their disinformation about the election creating fake slates of state electors and potentially inciting the deadly capitol insurrection among other pot
this is cnn breaking news. this is a live look outside of the federal courthouse in washington, d.c. grand jurors have been hearing evidence today in the special counsel s january 6th probe. they were just seen leaving for the day and we are standing by to find out if they voted on whether to hand up an indictment for donald trump. sources telling cnn that the former president and his advisers are right now preparing for a potential indictment. cnn s paula reid is joining us now on that. paula, what are you hearing? reporter: so, we know that the grand jury that has been hearing evidence in the special counsel s investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, they have been seen leaving the building, but one important person stayed behind and that is the grand juror foreperson. that is significant, because that is the only member of the grand jury that is needed to return an indictment. now, at this point it s unclear if they have voted to indict the former pres
of access to his dad. before republicans say dig in and democrats say move on, how about releasing the transcript so the rest of the country can decide if they want to move hahn. don t look now. but we may be at that point. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. glad to have you. they call this the ides of march. except it s the ides of august. andunexpected developments are the kind of things that pop up to say we leave in interesting times and maybe news making times at that. chad, where are we on this and this potential transcript to sort of get in the mix? neil, good afternoon. two big questions. when do we get the transcript and who else does the committee need to interview? transcribed interviews like devin archer s prompt more witnesses and more conversations. there s lots of people with information that can shine light on this. house ways and means committee has requested those names. we provided those names. the government, the people of the united states demand th
biggest day on the presidential primary calendar. the first polls on super tuesday in vermont and up in maine with more set to open very soon across the east coast. brian: 15 states are holding races today on the republican side you got 854 delegates up for grab. that s about 70% of 1215 total delegates needed to secure the nomination. steve: here is the current state of the race, former president donald trump is in the lead as you can see right there with 273 delegates after gaining 29 in the north dakota primary just last night. meanwhile, nikki haley has 43 delegates so far. be sure to keep it here. both donald trump and nikki haley will be with us today in the 8:00 hour to discuss the state of the race. lawrence: meanwhile on the democratic side there are seven states with uncommitted options. we will see if president biden faces a big protest vote like in michigan. all right. good morning. welcome to fox & friends on this tuesday super tuesday morning. ainsle