want a deposition, too. that all could possibly be coming down the road, but where things stand right now with scavino and the other trump aides, it s important to break this down one by one, because it s not just scavino. there s also steve bannon, mark meadows, and also kash patel, who was a top official at the defense department. bannon has said he s going to put his foot down and take trump s direction and try to fight this in court, try to claim executive privilege. the legal scholars say that s probably never going to work, but we ll see if it goes to court. and then meadows and patel, the committee, the january 6th select committee in the house put out a statement saying that those two guys are engaging with lawmakers, they are trying to figure out a way forward. so at this moment that first batch of subpoenas, we re starting to get some responses. it s really not clear if any of them are really going to comply and give over any documents or any testimony, but this is
welcome to the programme. the un secretary general flew to moscow today for talks with vladimir putin not exactly face to face. no one gets closer than the end of the table. not even those travelling under the good offices of the united nations.mr gutterez said there were frank discussions and currently not much cause for optimism. the russian foreign minister described the current state of the peace talks as dismal . but the secretary general said he was hopeful that the un might play a greater role in getting people out of the beseiged areas, like mariupol, while getting food, medicine and other basic goods into ukraine. russia s invasion of ukraine is a violation of its territorial integrity and against the charter of the united nations. but it is my deep conviction that the sooner we end this war the better. in ramstein, germany, the united states was hosting a meeting of a0 defence minister who discussed how they would speed up the supply of heavy weapons to give ukrain
controversial immigration law. a lower court presses pause, but whatley, will texas be barred from executing what are usually seen as federal powers? the dueling decisions creating uncertainty for law enforcement and hitting a wall, the republican effort to impeach president biden appears to be going nowhere fast. and today, the panel hearing from a former family business associate testifying remotely from prison and the debate over book bands turns ugly after a lawmaker reads a graphic depiction of rape and inserts a colleague s name into the story. following these major developing stories and many more for all coming in right here. cnn news central today president biden heading to texas after whiplash rulings over the states controversial immigration law he is targeting the latino vote. and just last hour, a three-judge appeals court panel finished hearing arguments on whether to allow texas to enforce that law sb4, it let s local and state authorities arrest people sus
truly believe that they aredreno our children, they are the children of our country. i m not going to let parents come intf o schools and actuallymake take a child, make their own decision. i don n decit think parents shoh be telling schools what they should teach and no placate. ani is this fight more evident than in virginia, where parents have gounrginia wnts d the vessel tor their rights? governor glenn youngkivernor gn in july, youngkin department of education released new school guidelines s depar to keep parents in charge of their kids. chw, under these new rulesds, school personnel will have to call children by the pronouns listed in their officialy the school record, nt whatever they feel like identifying as that dat whatevy kids will also have to use the bathroom that corresponds with their, not their chosen gender. no theirw, these seem like comme sense guidelines to keep our children safe. rebut the state s largest school district doesn t think so. fairfat scho
this is the ingraham angle and thanks as always for being with us tonight. forcing fani s hand. that s the focus of tonight s angle. today fani willis lost her special prosecutor, her credibility and any hope for a political future. and democrats dream of drowning donald trump in a flood of legal cases is not working out like they had hoped. and now they are the ones caught in the undertow. the technical win for fulton county district attorney fani willis massive indictment on her behavior. it is a slap to the head to the prosecutor but not a fatal knockdown punch. it s highly unlikely this will start before the election. this really did help the trump team not only in terms of delaying it but also in undermining the credibility of the overall justice system and the prosecutions against trump. laura: judge scott mcafee didn t take the entire load off fani. he didn t flat out disqualify her from the election interference case but the ruling handed down today was filled