the lawyers reading this and being an attorney and trying to have to defend this page-by-page, number-by-number, asset-by-asset, property-by-property, so we ll see. that was a mouthful, don, you were absolutely right. enjoy yourself. see you later. this is don lemon tonight and this really hasn t been a good 24 hours for donald trump. in large part because of this. but first off because of his hand picked special master basically told him to put up or shut up. now a federal appeals court is calling out his legal team for refusing to provide a shred of evidence for his claims that he declassified documents found in the search of mar-a-lago, so they re allowing the justice department to continue looking at those documents, upending a trial judge s order that the review be blocked, or block the review. and first on cnn, a source says that ginni thomas, a conservative activist, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, agreeing to talk to the january 6th committee in
And i think the president today at the u.n. hit a couple of key points in his speech. one of them was certainly holding russia accountable and signaling them about the use of nuclear weapons and how it is unacceptable and how russia walked away from nuclear nonproliferation talks earlier in the u.n. debates. let s talk about this partial mobilization, general. you have background on how russian soldiers are trained. you say this mobilization is jaw dropping, but not for the reason people might think it is jaw dropping. explain. yeah. i think immediately the number of 300,000 mobilized comes to everybody s mind and it s shocking, don. but when you know the intricacies of taking reservists and taking them out of their civilian environment and suddenly turning them into soldiers very quickly, that s a very difficult thing to do when you have that many, especially with the shape that russia is in