sent to the front lines. as putin s paranoia is leading to a bigger military purge. breaking news, two of trump s most senior white house aides, jared kushner and hope hicks have now testified before the grand jury investigating trump s attempts to overturn the 2020 election. we re going to tell you a key question that both of them were asked. and we have new audio tonight of a passenger plane s frantic call for help after hitting extreme turbulence. that plane dropping thousands of feet in seconds. what was it like on board, two passengers on the florida-bound flight are my guests. let s go outfront. good evening, i m erin burnett, outfront tonight, putin s military meltdown. we re getting new video tonight of a deadly fight that broke out at a military camp near moscow. according to russian media, these men were about to be sent to the front lines, and then one of the soldiers here is said to have upset his superiors, he was reportedly beaten by members of a recon
that s really their design. the issue is because of the size of the packet. where that cocaine was found was in a cub by hole area where people put their phones. that s located in a sensitive area in the white house. the issue with putting a camera there is the sensitivity of the people moving through that area. so because of the small amount, that s why they re not detecting. if you re thinking about could they lift off dna, and actually the number is closer to 600 people. those are a lot of people coming in, and this entry point is for these white house tours, they re privileged white house tours meaning staff can bring in these folks, and in addition to that, you have staff, and also vips. that s what makes it so difficult to track down. so is it a shame that we don t know who it is, yes, of course, because it s the white house, but is it a security failure? it s not. i mean, i understand what you re saying. yeah, of course there s that sort of instinctual, you know, how can this
Public tours of the White House will return to a full operating schedule next month after nearly a year and a half of disruptions due to the coronavirus.