nuclear disaster. plus, apple alert. the tech giant warns a security flaw could allow iphones and ipads to get hacked. what should you do right now to protect your devices? welcome to the lead. we start with our politics lead. in the six words sounding new alarms in trump world. documents unsealed by a federal judge related to that fbi raid at mar-a-lago include the phrase, willful retention of national defense information. willful retention of national defense information. legal experts tell cnn that phrase sharpens the focus on the former president as a possible subject of the justice department s criminal investigation. in another trump related investigation, the one down in georgia, a federal judge there ruled that she will not put on hold the ruling that republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina must appear before that fulton county special grand jury next week. the prosecutors said in a filing today that graham s testimony is crucial to the investigation i
of both president biden and attorney general garland. take a listen. in order for them to have credibility, because they have an unbelievable level of bias. this is president biden s political rival. perhaps even his political opponent. certainly his past political opponent. in any way. we don t know. garland hasn t told us. it would be interesting to ask garland. whether or not he did tell the white house. what is the white house saying about the suggestion congressman turner is making that this is a political vendetta led by attorney general garland. well, first he does not answer any questions on this matter. he held the rare press conference and said he can t take questions. he needs to remain silent for the sake of the investigation beyond what they revealed about pursuing the release of the
long-time nemesis former speaker now presidential candidate newt gingrich. plus a snomobiler s helmet cam captures the moment one of his buddies buried alive by an avalanche and then their frantic race to pull him out. we begin tonight here on capitol hill. the stage tonight for the president s annual state-of-the-union address. theater, yes. but important theater. president obama s election year message will be heavily focused on the struggling economy. and yes, we are told tonight there will be some sharp partisan dividing lines over taxes, spending, energy policy and who is to blame for washington s political dysfunction. on the republican campaign trail today, the leading contenders urge voters not to forget the last three years as the president tries to frame the year ahead. did he fix the economy? no. did he tackle the housing crisis? no. did he get americans back to work? no. our chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is live with her latest reporting on