good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, what is the doj waiting for? they re silent on whether it will in the trump mar-a-lago investigation. and this comes as we re learning that the documents seized from trump included, by the way, hundreds of documents, but it included a foreign government s nuclear capabilities according to a report in the washington post. that kind of information, a country s nuclear capabilities, is closely guarded, many senior national security officials are kept in the dark about it. and yet, here s where some of the documents were last month. look at your screen there, which you can see in red is just down the hall from where the members go, the outdoor dining area, the members part of the club, and all the guests go through, all the wedding pictures that trump takes every weekend. all that is going on next to documents of a country s nuclear program. it took more than a year for the government to get these documents back. that includ
here in the uk very, very upset with key individuals, borisjohnson and the likes of dominic cummings, you know, these people who lost family members during the covid pandemic, and so i think that the issue last night, the lighting up of the castle, gives you a sense of some of the anger that there is around, and some of these people as you say. it must have been so distressing for people who had lost loved ones during the pandemic to listen yesterday as the details of these messages from the time showed how i suppose you could say shambolic the decision making was at the heart of government, and the criticism all round of each other, and just the way that decisions were being made, it is really alarming for them. ., ., , . them. there are two things. the way that decisions them. there are two things. the way that decisions were them. there are two things. the way that decisions were made, them. there are two things. the way that decisions were made, and - them. there a
well, the government bureaucrats in europe are probably working for us but the government bureaucrats in the united states i don t think really have our best interest in mind. pharma has been dominating the narrative. and there is a lot people are not hearing about. for example, in parts of europe, the moderna vaccine has been banned for anyone under age 30. the w.h.o. says repeated booster strategy is most likely not appropriate and it s not sustainable. and the european cdc is saying that frequent boosters can cause problems with the immune system. they are sending out as many warning flares as they can about a frequent booster strategy yet, pharma is dominating the narrative in the united states pushing boosters in young people and people with natural immunity and they are talking about four doses right now. the fda had to bypass their own experts just to get boosters authorized for young people. rachel: yeah. it s just outrageous. you see people getting rich. there is all kinds
well, it s probably not the best way to handle things, but when has the trump administration ever handled anything in the best way? what you re seeing here, kate, is the conflict that s emerging not so much between the u.s. and iran, but between president trump and john bolton. and bolton is somebody who is very set on confrontation with iran. in fact, i had a former administration official tell me that the whole that s kind of why bolton is probably back in government, because he sees this as his last opportunity to bring about regime change in iran. now, trump has been willing to walk with bolton a long way, including getting out of the nuclear deal, including putting very harsh sanctions on iran. but he s not willing to close the deal in the way that bolton would like, which is to actually potentially bomb iran, which is something that bolton has called for in the past, because in his heart of hearts, donald trump is basically a neoisolationist. now he s sending up the warning f
two, how fierce the resistance is on the democratic side and how organized they are. there are some primary races here that will determine some big positions. for example, tammy baldwin, the democrat senator currently is potentially vulnerable. and depending on who the republican is, you could be setting up for a really tough race for the u.s. senate in wisconsin that really, the democrats weren t planning on being a tough race. republicans are looking at the map and thinking potentially there could be good things on the senate side of the house. martha: scott walker is running for his fourth term as governor. he has been through a recount, he s had a tough ride at times there. do you think he can hang on? bret: he sending him some warning flares to the party s overall saying we squeaked by a number of times before, this could be tough. the opposition depending on who wins tonight is pretty organized and well-funded.