good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. we begin this evening with fresh warnings about what we could see in washington and across the nation, should donald trump return to the white house. remember, he is currently a defendant in multiple cases. and right now, as his trials are set to unfold, as he is making his pitch to voters for a second term. over the last few days, he has been on the losing end of several appeals in two of his trials. the gag order in the new york civil fraud case remains at his claims to be immune from prosecution in the federal election case has been officially rejected. but several reports are indicating trump is making plans for his next administration despite these legal setbacks. the new york times reports it would be more radical in the first. and the former president and his advisors extreme ideas would have a better chance of becoming reality, since the forces that restrained him will be weaker this time around. the atlantic magazine s la
election. u.s. aid to ukraine could run out before the end of the year. the urgent plea from the white house to congress. then, republicans moving one step closer to a former biden impeachment inquiry. the focus in the house after a chaotic here. as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. we begin this evening with fresh warnings about what we could see in washington and across the nation, should donald trump returned to the white house. remember, he is currently a defendant in multiple cases. and right now, as his trials are set to unfold, as he is making his pitch to voters for a second term. over the last few days, he has been on the losing end of several appeals in two of his trials. the gag order in the new york civil fraud case remains at his claims to be immune from prosecution in the federal election case has been officially rejected. but several reports are indicating trump is making plans for his ne
has been willing to while answering some questions, give those answers that chairman nadler wanted. he didn t want to talk about his conversations but said he didn t have those conversations with the president. he has now said that under oath. another point jerry nadler wanted to hit on is whether or not he had briefed any third parties who may have told the president. that s when things got contentious and whitaker wanted to invoke the five-minute rule. it was an important question. i don t think we got much of an answer. he didn t give the flat out no comment no answer on that one. bill: a few sound bites. the one david referred to about the five-minute rule. doug collins suggested the hearing is irrelevant and william barr is confirmed a week from now. the exchange so far that most will remember. in your capacity as acting attorney general, have you ever been asked to approve any request or action to be taken