five of six counts against the actor jussie smollett guilty and could face up to three years in prison right now. we ll continue to watch the aftermath, the reaction to this trial. until then, thanks very much for watching. i m wolf blitzer in the situation room . donald trump losing a big legal fight to keep january 6th documents secret. could the supreme court ride to his rescue. breaking news this hour. actor jussie smollett found guilty of making false reports to police for claiming he was the victim of late crime. i ll tell you about possible jail time. tnchs all hands on deck. that s what the governor is saying about covid surge in his state. just how bad is it? let s go out front.
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is this lack of command and control over some of the information that the white house needs in order to push back. shulman did say he can t remember ever talking about the political group if someone asked me if i was somewhere 157 times and i wasn t i would have known the answer and given it or at least elaborate onondaga it. and during that time. here we are a week later still getting arguing about tnchs i know you have something to say about this. the white house pushing back very hard today on this 157 number. yes. well, a couple facts here which i think are important for us to stick by. number one the only reason we know about these visits is because the president makes everything public. number two, what we re really looking at, some of these visits. the visitor logs are public. yes. the only president in history to do that. fair enough. what we re looking at are the number of times mr. shulman was cleared into the white house. it doesn t necessarily mean he went t
klein found that our position as a world leader, our physical safety are at risk. dropouts can t get into the military and as a nation we lose out on having a top educated work force. we recently heard the same thing on this program from alma powell who came back in october to talk about the dangers of dropout rates to the military and to the economy. leann, worrying about dropouts, though, in high school, that s worrying too late. we should be thinking about crawl through k education right? i know your foundation is very into this really getting kids young. well, i mean, i m a huge advocate of education not only through our foundation but through our business, through our taco bells. we employ several,000 people and it is very important to us that they receive the best education possible because they are our future. that is the future of america. that s the future of our work force. it is just very, you know, we got to get it right. you know, we re missing on several cylin
control over this. supposedly tonight prime minister announced that s all going to change. we asked, is it going to change tonight? is it going to stop tonight? with 16,000 police on the streets, supposedly that s a lot more than were ready for the royal wedding. can you imagine if this was going on during that period of time? police are also supposedly going to use more severe tactics tonight which they haven t yet, plastic bullets, armed vehicles right. reporter: we haven t seen any of that preparation yet everybody s hoping that they ll put this down tonight without too much violence against the citizenry or in return which is how it s pretty much gone up until now for three nights this would be the fourth. michelle, stay safe out there. thank you for giving us the update. tnchs manhunt is on for a family on the run. what the sibling fugitives dubbed the dougherty gang are