have a good show. bret: good evening. i m bret baier, breaking tonight, we are covering two big breaking stories at this hour. the trump tug-of-war the president fights to keep his vast real estate empire intact while the attorney general of new york closes in on a possible seizure. first tonight, chaos at the border. hours ago several hundred migrants broke through a razor wire fence and knocked down guards there as they crossed into the country t today. this big rush of migrants pushing through to get into the u.s. correspondent nate foy is in eagle pass, texas tonight with new video. good evening, nate. good evening, bret. so, sources law enforcement sources in texas tell fox that at least one migrant is charged with assaulting a texas national guard soldier after more than 300 migrants rushed the border wall in el paso today. take a look at this. [shouting] [shouting] nate nate the majority here, bret, are single adult men. you see them push past the razor wire. shove
states of scandal with jake good morning. you were alive in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta and washington donald trump is off the campaign trail and back in the courtroom just minutes ago he arrived at the federal courthouse in south florida for a hearing and his classified documents, case trump and his attorneys will ask the judge to dismiss the charges or at least grant them a delay in the trial and delay could also be looming in trump s election subversion okay. it s down in fulton county, georgia at any time now, the presiding judge there could announce if district attorney fani willis is disqualified from the case and a decision that could derail the trial from starting in august. let s begin with the classified documents hearing today in florida. cnn s kaitlan polantz is outside the courthouse. kaitlan, how likely is it that a judge aileen cannon will dismiss the case? there jim, that is going to be entirely up to her and we re watching to see exactly how she reac
trump documents case. former president expected to be there like he was several weeks ago and we shall, too. here we go. bill hemmer, welcome to thursday. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. great to be here with you. we have a big show for you. some experts believe that robert hur s testimony sports president trump s argument that he did not mishandle classified documents. we ll see if the judge feels the same. bill: you have the former president celebrating a victory of sorts in a different legal battle in atlanta, georgia. fulton county. a judge there dismissing half a dozen charges in the election interference case in georgia. dana: that same judge is also weighing a decision on whether to disqualify the prosecutor who brought the case. fulton county d.a. fani willis in response to allegations she was dating her lead prosecutor when she hired him. bill: that could come at any moments. the judge expected to rule any day, could be today after wil
trial dates in the trump documents case. jack smith wants it sooner, the defense later. it says it won t be fair unless it s much later as an after the election. and john king s election year journey all over the map, taking him to pennsylvania tonight to see how seniors view a race between the two oldest presidential candidate it s ever. good evening, thanks for joining us. we begin tonight, keeping them honest with immigration, the issue americans now called their top concern according to recent polling. today, president biden and former president trump made dueling visits. the texas southern border, biden to brownsville, trump to eagle pass to cities about 300 miles apart. two candidates who each in his own way has failed to fix a broken and severely overburdened border security and asylum system. president biden, many believed by omission, by not making the problem enough of a priority until recently, even after a year of increasing numbers of people crossing the border.
have you heard of the rosemary woods stretch? it is named after this woman, rosemary woods. the longtime secretary of richard nixon. woods became her career with nixon in 1950, went long before his time with the white house. she was so close to the family the nixon s daughters referred to her as aunt rose. in 1974, route woods was thrust into the national spotlight during the watergate scandal when investigators discovered a mysterious 18 and a half gap on one of the tapes handed over from the nixon white house. the tape was believed to contain a conversation between president nixon and his chief of staff three days after the watergate break-in. woods took responsibility for that gap. she tried to explain it away as an accident. as she tells, it she was simply transcribing the tape at her desk when the phone rang. as she reached for the phone, she mistakenly struck the wrong key on the recorder while her foot was on the machines pedal. the motion ended up somehow destroying t