prior to this row breaking out, i did ask charles donald, who appeared before us, at what time and whenapers he saw as a board member, about the post office convictions being overturned and he was quite vague in his answers. so at the end of the questioning, i asked him to send us a letter detailing that in much more detail than he had been able to. and let's not lose sight of the broader context — postmasters still awaiting compensation. all my clients without exception are people _ all my clients without exception are people who are extremely damaged and seriously— people who are extremely damaged and seriously injured as a result of the consequences of their experience at the hands _ consequences of their experience at the hands of the post office. it is a widespread experience that the payment — a widespread experience that the payment of compensation is both slow and very— payment of compensation is both slow and very limited when it comes. mr staunton will give public testimony to parliament's business committee next tuesday, along with the post office ceo, nick read. expect the r

charles: the summary with donald trump into these control many valuable properties including office buildingshe beginning when he was started to run for president, he doesn't own anything and paper billionaire and get the taxes out and we'll prove he's broke. no, he's fabulously wealthy but he stole it. they have to admit he was successful. >> the shamelessness comes in too and willing to switch, go 10 deg degrees in your attacks d that's an advantage for the people. it's interesting to the degree to which, this is the most important thing, which is when you undermine people's faith in the justice system, there's a way that democrats work to undermine faith in public health officials during covid and don't get that credibility back and that's a bad thing. >> fit in all of the institutions is going down the drain big time. and thank you. guest hosts the bottom line with dagen mcdowell. giving $250 million in taxpayer money to illegal migrants next to the $100 million they've spent and homelessness and we'll talk to fox news contributor jagianno caldwell next. so you can get back to your monste

mom on a real nice seat with family members. often medical checkups at a hospital near tennessee and donald trump, charles 5 from the trans atlantic military alliance. ne, totally to say that full, but i'm potential future us president. shouldn't even joke about withholding help from allies if they're at the top. the guy, those as well come to the program to hostages, the backend israel after being freed and an overnight right in gaza. israel says they were rescued in a special operation in the southern city. over off, the 2 men were kidnapped by him off during the october 7th terror attacks on the as well that were flown by helicopter for medical checkups to a hospital near tell a visa, where they were also we united with family members united with the families. louise hall and fernando seem on mom on well rescued by israel's military and security forces during overnight raids and rough uh us off to a $128.00 days held captive by how mouse and gaza. they are currently receiving treatment in a hospital where they are both said to be in a stable condition. for the families, the sense of reli

charles -- charles, is donald trump getting exactly what he wanted, delay is this the best -- >> nothe path that he would like but i think ultimately what we're going to see here is that that's going to have a very quick and short end. and when i say that, what i'm referring to, the fact that while these cases are delayed, the prosecutions are moving forward. expect that donald trump is going to at some point move forward with a motion to dismiss along a stronger ground around election interference because he is being the presumptive nominee. at that point, he would have to delegates necessarily to claim a republican nomination. he's going to try and delay this even further. but it's still going to move forward. we heard from merrick garland last week. we talked about the fact that, the department of justice typically does not prosecute cases within a certain timeframe before an election. but that doesn't apply here because these cases are already going. so i do suspect that he is feelling pretty good right now about the fact that he stated this off. but we've not seen the last of th

charles -- charles, is donald trump getting exactly what he wanted, is this the best -- >> not yet, stephaniehat we're going to see here is that that's going to have a very quick and short and. and when i say that, what i'm referring to, the fact that while these cases are delayed, the prosecutions are moving forward. expect that donald trump is going to at some point move forward with a motion to dismiss along a stronger ground around election interference because he is being the presumptive nominee. at that point, he would have to delegates necessarily to claim a republican nomination. he's going to try and delay this even further. but it's still going to move forward. we heard from merrick garland last week. we talked about the fact that, the department of justice typically does not prosecute cases within a certain timeframe before an election. but that doesn't apply here because these cases are already going. so i do suspect that he is dealing pretty good right now about the fact that he stated this off. but we've not seen the last of these cases go forward nor have we seen the last of hi

♪ charles -- charles, is donald ♪ ♪ trump getting exactly what he ♪ ♪ wanted, delay is this the best ♪ ♪ unable to convict donald ♪ ♪ trump. ♪ ♪ so this is really a strategy ♪ ♪ that is throwing whatever they ♪ ♪ can against the wall hoping it ♪ ♪ sticks. ♪ ♪ it's not the best news for ♪ ♪ fani willis, but it's ♪ ♪ certainly not a nail in the ♪ ♪ coffin. ♪ ♪ >> charles, long before a jury ♪ ♪ is even seated, which case is ♪ ♪ time sensitive. ♪ ♪ and the scrutiny she's going ♪ ♪ to be under, the hearings that ♪ ♪ are going to be in soon, they ♪ ♪ could hugely delay this whole ♪ ♪ thing. ♪ ♪ so for the sake of time, ♪ ♪ should she consider stepping ♪ ♪ down and taking herself out of ♪ ♪ the narrative, or will that ♪ ♪ open a whole new can of worms? ♪ ♪ >> it opens a whole new can of ♪ ♪ worms and i don't think that's ♪ ♪ a good idea. ♪ ♪ i think that ultimately, ♪ ♪ because her office is the one ♪ ♪ that conducted the ♪ ♪ investigation, even if she ♪ ♪ removes herself from this, ♪ ♪ it's going to create more of a ♪ ♪ cloud of doubt around ♪ ♪ everything that's being used to ♪ ♪ prosecu

charles: there is no way for her to win. i'm not defending donald trump. neil: he is the leader.s are saying is at some point it's throwing good money at bad. why would you do this? if you're going to see low for at least support or you lose any chance of trying to influence having a say in administration policy under donald trump. you will be blocked. lauren: 1 if he doesn't? charles: you are electing joe biden. neil: money guys, they didn't get that way being stupid. did they see is this threat. charles: if she doesn't do well in south carolina it is an indication that you throw good money at bad, possibly reelecting president biden or whoever the democrats run. neil: one of the donors i talked to was saying get i heard this expression, you and i brought it up, she is the only one still standing. charles: can she be there anyway? neil: i don't know. charles: she can be there anyway. neil: anyone else who suspended their campaigns, they could come back. charles: she's still white hot and the last person in their. she would have some nominal say or claim to the throne if he had t

charles, not shockingly, they are showing their support for the former president, donald trump. 72% of the time there. so really interesting findings. okay? again, it was immigration over the economy in south carolina, charles. >> charles: before i let you go, president biden going to texas. a lot of scuttlebutt about an executive order. the white house session it's serious. what are the chances that it would include a border wall? >> you look at the support for the border wall, they cannot ignore that. the biden campaign cannot ignore that. look at this number. south carolina, gop voters, 83% say they favor a border wall. this is a huge growing concern coast to coast. so much so that now the president is going down to the border with. okay? so remember it wasn't in the too distant past where you had an administration down playing or at some point ignoring this border crisis. it's a reality for them and they have to face the music, charles. >> charles: thanks, sandra. appreciate it. meantime, new details and new questions around georgia's d.a.fani willis. right, steve harrigan? >> that

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so, charles, donald trump, he's never thought that much of a prince harry and meghan markle.to california, moved to the states . california, moved to the states. um, so he's going to take a bit of a tough line. i mean, what does that actually mean? donald trump's not going to do anything. not going anything. he's not going to banish he? banish them, is he? >> no, don't think so. >> no, no, i don't think so. i mean, it's donald trump and his rhetoric again. and also let's not meghan the not forget meghan was the one who going to who said, i'm never going to live in america, uh, with a donald trump as president and what does she do? she goes to live america. there is a live in america. so there is a lot of, you know, animosity between think donald between the two. i think donald trump is playing to the crowds . trump is playing to the crowds. and i suspect that if he does become president, that he's got a few more much more and more important things to sort out . important things to sort out. first of all, uh , than, you first of all, uh, than, you know, whether prince harry, h

and donald trump, charles 5 from the trans atlantic military alliance. ne, totally to say that full, but i'm potential future us. presidents shouldn't even joke about withholding help from allies if they're at the top the.

british king charles ii has begun treatment for cancer, buckingham palace announced.covered... last week. the type of cancer diagnosed is not named. according to british media, the king will undergo treatment on an outpatient basis. doctors recommended that the monarch postpone his public duties, but the press service of the royal family said that despite his illness, charles will continue to engage in state affairs. in turkey, the day of remembrance for the victims of a large-scale earthquake, which happened exactly a year ago. throughout the country, mourning rallies will be held today. in antalya, the memory of the victims was honored with a minute of silence in the central square, and several thousand trees will be planted in kore. an event is also planned in istanbul. let me remind you that the earthquake killed about 53,000 people. the tremors were felt most strongly in the southeast of the country. tens of thousands of residential buildings collapsed there, and people were pulled out from under the rubble within two weeks of the disaster. kiev urgently has to l

. >> are you doing okay, donald? you might need a mental competency test. >> she appeared in the show's opening sketch. maybe you could tell from the accent there, the actors were playing charles barkley and gayle king. the actor playing donald trump was asked why he won't debate, his massive legal fees, his age. nikki haley got it all in last night. >>> how trump's legal team is getting ready for a supreme court showdown after colorado decided he can't appear on the ballot for his role notice capitol insurrection. i'm daniel lurie and i've spent my career fighting poverty, helping people right here in san francisco. i'm also a father raising two kids in the city. deeply concerned that city hall is allowing crime and lawlessness to spread. now we can do something about it by voting yes on prop e. a common sense solution that ensures we use community safety cameras to catch repeat offenders and hold them accountable. vote yes on e. >>> more on our top story. u.s. forces destroyed an anti-ship cruise missile in yemen.

charles: let's get back to the politics.ning amid 5 indictments and really sort of crippling civil cases, $82 million verdict the other day, e.g. carol, something is coming down with the state courts, that could be any day, multimillion dollar things. neil: a lot of it has to be put in escrow. charles: it count against you. he is being crippled slowly but surely. then it comes down to the race, when it really comes down to it. i'm hardly amaga. i'm a realist. there's there is not a path. even ken griffin says a path for victory for nikki haley, he's a big contributor, extremely difficult, i would say impossible. he said narrow. the only path to victory outside winning a primary is this guy, trump, being totally crippled and going to jail and stuff like that. the question, does she withstand what's going on behind the scenes. at least haley is complaining about this. immense pressure from the gop, the party itself. to essentially drop out. does she do that? who knows? she's got some bucks, why not? can she take the heat? it's

we have had donald trump describing king charles as a wonderful man.ineker have been tweeting their wishes for the king as well. really global reaction to this story that came in at six o'clock tonight. it's no wonder, he is the head of state, this monarch figure. many years he was in the shadow of the queen, now he is the crowned king of our country and he generates this kind of reaction right around the world. but also, at the very lowest level, ordinary folk in the street that we have been speaking to in windsor have been speaking to in windsor have been speaking to in windsor have been genuinely shocked and wishing to pass on their best wishes to the king as well. we have been speaking to a man from derna in the scottish highlands. he is a royalist and says he loves or things well but he has never been to windsor before. he came here to see the castle. he was pretty shocked when we told him king charles had cancer. he said how much he admired the king, he really liked the way the king has been getting on with his life now that he has become king. h

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. >> look, charles just said it. we have seen the circus. the last time donald trump was in a courtroom, the judge had to scold him pikas he couldn't control himself. this next trial, trump has no choice. he has to show up. how do you think this whole thing is going to go? >> yeah, look, donald trump being in court is never a good thing for his attorneys. he does make outbursts several times judges have had to tell him specifically that he cannot act the way that he acts in public. he is known to thread in jurors, to put messages out on social media that are negative about judges, about judges, clerks. he's known to whip up a frenzy against people in the courtroom. so, yes, i would expect there to be chaos if donald trump is in court. i would expect him to run afoul of judicial orders. i have long said that i believe donald trump gets a lot of leeway in court, more than a normal defendant. i used to cover courts and if anyone did the types of things that he does from the bench many times, says the things he says on social media, they would a

. >> are you doing okay, donald?ou might need a mental competency test. >> well, haley appeared in the show's cold open last night. she was a, quote, concerned citizen in a town hall hosted by actors playing charles barkley and gayle king. haley sparred with the actor playing donald trump about why he won't debate there, his massive legal fees and his age. >>> still ahead -- >> they put in here, react. we're like, na, we're good. >> yeah. >>> millions of people experiencing heavy rain and severe flooding as california facing a rare life-threatening weather event. >>> this morning, people across parts of southern california are facing emergency evacuations, a rare powerful storm system is threatening to bring dangerous flooding to the region. >> we're expecting a storm that could bring between 5 and 7 inches of rain here to long beach, starting on sunday, with heavy rain on sunday, lasting through tuesday. that's more than we usually get in a year. so, it's a lot of rain. >> local authorities have prepared more than 7

. >> look, charles just said it. we have seen the circus. the last time donald trump was in a courtroom, the judge had to scold him pikas he couldn't control himself. this next trial, trump has no choice. he has to show up. how do you think this whole thing is going to go? >> yeah, look, donald trump being in court is never a good thing for his attorneys. he does make outbursts several times judges have had to tell him specifically that he cannot act the way that he acts in public. he is known to thread in jurors, to put messages out on social media that are negative about judges, about judges, clerks. he's known to whip up a frenzy against people in the courtroom . so, yes, i would expect there to be chaos if donald trump is in court. i would expect him to run afoul of judicial orders. i have long said that i believe donald trump gets a lot of leeway in court, more than a normal defendant. i used to cover courts and if anyone did the types of things that he does from the bench many times, says the things he says on social media, they would

it happened against the background of critical again and donald trump's statement that he made on monday and saturday night about the rejection. to help nato. charles michel emphasized that irresponsible statements about nato security and the fifth article of the north atlantic treaty correspond only to the interests of russian president vladimir putin and emphasized that such statements do not contribute to peace and security, on the contrary, they emphasize the need for the immediate development, as i said, of strategic autonomy of the european union. they delay a little. with this, well, it has been talked about for a long time, come on god, let this thing move forward, because they see that trump has a very good chance of becoming the president of the united states of america. well, the nato alliance should not depend on the mood of some politicians. this was stated by the head of european diplomacy, josep borel, commenting on the statement of the 45th president, joe donald trump, about mutual north atlantic relations. alliance with russia, followed by a short quote from the main eur

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it happened against the background of critical again the same as donald trump's statement, which he made on monday and saturday night, about the refusal to help nato. charles michel on... emphasized that irresponsible statements about nato security and the fifth article of the north atlantic treaty only serve the interests of russian president vladimir putin and emphasized that such statements do not contribute to peace and security, on the contrary, they emphasize the need for immediate development, as i already said, the strategic autonomy of the european union. they are delaying it a little bit, well , they have been talking about it for a long time, well... god forbid, let it be this one the case has moved forward because they see that trump has a very good chance of becoming the president of the united states of america. well , the nato alliance should not depend on the mood of some politicians, said the head of european diplomacy, josep borel, commenting on the statements of the 45th president, joe donald trump, about the relations of the north atlantic alliance with russia. and th

some people will vote for donald trump. some people won't vote for donald trump. but in states like yours, in pennsylvania, predicting michigan where gave was talking to this voter, it could make all the difference. >> ali, there's no question that there is major divisions about how we continue to prosecute the effort to destroy hamas. because if you don't disable the threat to the people of israel by disabling hamas, and taking out their leadership, you are going to have continual conflict in the middle east. so we have to deal with, and the israeli government has to deal with that threat. there is no question about it. some people of different approaches for that, i think most americans the would agree that when you have a terrorist organization, which continues to threaten the people of israel, you have to take action. i will say this, though. i think when it comes down to this choice in november, both in the presidential race, i am a candidate as well. i think we are going to be able to demonstrate that there is a major contrast. not only when it comes to how

but donald trump has from day one. >> and he's been telling lies. >> yes.n't go anywhere, stick around, we have more with you. >> we want to touch the beard? did >> i touched it last time. >> this brother is supporting my sartorial expressions. >> that's what it's all about. >> after the break, fulton county district attorney, fani willis, admits -- here we go, to having a relationship with the prosecutor in the election case against trump. you're watching the weekend. the georgia election interference case just got a lot more complicated. yesterday fulton county d.a., fani willis, announced a personal relationship with the investigation special prosecutor. donald trump is trying to disqualify the prosecutor and frankly the entire district attorney's office from the case. a lawsuit -- one of trump's codefendants accuses willis of misusing taxpayer money on vacations that she took with a special prosecutor. d.a. fani willis responding saying that she has not received any director indirect financial benefits from the relationship. so charles coleman is back.

good evening, i am charles coleman junior in for joy reid. we began with republican contortions to keep donald trump happy. any minute the house is expected to vote a second time on the republicans evidence for impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. now, because faithful readers know house speaker mike johnson is not doing anything to serve you, the american people, much less america's allies abroad with much-needed security assistance. speaker johnson and his republican caucus are doing the only thing they know how to do, political theater for an audience of one. you guessed it, donald trump. just look at where things stand on aid to israel and ukraine. the senate passed a $95 billion national security package in the early hours of the morning, but the pat forde in the house is still unclear. speaker johnson says he is not going to bring the bill to the floor because it does not have southern border policy changes, even though just last week he blocked a bipartisan deal to connect ukraine aid and border security becau

. >> reverend charles williams is bracing for a rematch between joe biden and donald trump. exhausted at the notion of the battle for the white house. >> some may feel i don't have any hope in a donald trump or in a joe biden. >> as castro of king solomon baptist church in detroit, williams was on the front lines of soaring turnout among black voters four years ago. he believes biden can't win through fear of trump alone. >> it's almost like the big brother or sister saying the bogeyman is under the bed. sooner or later, is it really a bogeyman man? maybe this guy ain't the bogeyman. >> one of the -- particularly in michigan. trump carried the state in 2016 along with wisconsin and pennsylvania. but biden flipped all three in 2020. a blue wall that led to victory. >> cease fire now! >> his challenges are complicated by anger among muslims and arab americans over the israel hamas war. made clear by relentless protests. including as the president visited michigan. >> he's just not somebody i can trust. >> adam worked as a field organizer for the biden campaign four years ago a

and the first pictures of king charles since his cancer diagnosis.e to the programme. we begin with developing news from the middle east. the

. >> king charles wins, they get on cnn it's like donald trump is looking at hundreds of billions of dollars in legal judgments on friday. a >> judge ordered him to pay $355 million in the new york civil fraud trial, but factor in interest and that total could be closer to $450 million, joining us more i've talked about this cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig and jeffrey rosen, president ceo of the national constitution center, is also the author of the pursuit of happiness how classical writers of, on virtue inspired the lives of the founders and defined america very important book, elie. let me start with you first. i mean, does trump even have the cash to pay for all of this? i mean, i suppose we showed this to our viewers on screen right now earlier today, they announced they're selling some trump's sneakers. i mean, i don't know if we have that image handy, but that was announced earlier this afternoon, i guess this this goes in the long line of trump products that have been sold over the years. does he have the money for this elie >> well, first, jim, now i have to see the im

donald trump won with by a margin of 20%.pite the defeat in her native state, nike gailey said that she is not going to stop the fight and continues to participate in the race. but according to the american media, there is little intrigue left here. observers say that after confident victories in four states in a row, donald trump will almost certainly become the republican nominee. supporter. nicky haley, such a prospect is treated differently. if the nominees are donald trump and joe biden, what will be your choice. i will move to canada. i thought about it a lot. i would choose trump over biden. i will be honest. it definitely won't be biden. well, you can not vote once. honestly, i don't know. i guess i'll cry myself to sleep. the general mood in the usa is similar. according to various polls, the majority of voters, both democrats and republicans, are not enthusiastic about the possibility of a rematch between trump and biden. oleksandr and maka are of the same opinion. they say that in this case they will most likely ch

, frances donald.rancis, we're lucky to have you on this particular day. your overall thoughts on the cpi report? >> uncomfortably firm is the word we used. we talked to the portfolio managers we said, slowdown in inflation, an an easing cycle? that is a very thin tightrope, charles to watch. that is all the good news currently priced into this market. there is a lot of risks. one of the risks growth disappoints. one of the risks inflation comes in a little uncomfortably high. here is a bad thing, growth reaccelerates and you have to take out all of those hikes. i don't think risk would like that either. heading into numbers like this we see good news is in the market already. there are a lot of challenges we may run up against. some of them may look good on the surface but will be problematic for risk. charles: let me delve in there a little bit. i get a chance to interview really brilliant people every day and one thing that is interesting, talking about having your cake and eat it too, on one hand t

so far, the president has outraised donald trump by about $13 million, coming up, former nba star charles comments about san francisco, what he said that had draymond green and others standing up for the city by the bay. also had the new drug developed here in the bay area. that could be life changing for those with severe food allergies . plus, lawmakers say federal health officials are to blame for an uptick in vaccine hesitancy across the country. >> i'm mike emanuel in washington. i've got the details g democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. the drug is called xolair. depending on the patient, it is taken by injection every 2 to 4 weeks. the medication is not

trump. >>> prince harry on his way to the uk to see his ailing father this morning, king charles, pullingack from his public duties while he undergoes treatment for cancer. >>> breaking overnight, toby keith died after a battle with stomach cancer. we'll look back at his life. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> here is what we begin. we're about to see two very different votes on capitol hill as a crisis at the southern border continues to escalate. just hours from now, house republicans will try to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. the white house called it unprecedented, unconstitutional and political retribution with no basis in law or fact. >>> at the same exact moment, donald trump and gop relationship launching an all-out war to kill the bill. it's on the brink of defeat before a key vote in the senate tomorrow. trump is issuing a new warning for republican senators who support the deal. >> i think it probably would mean the end of their career. this is a democrat trap. it's a trap for republicans that would be so stupid, so foolish to sign a bill like

charles, how do you interpret trump's message to black conservatives?ht. he says he's being indicted for you, meaning the black population. really? >> you know, alex, i think donald trump was struggling with his preparations. he says i'm being indicted by. you we are leading the charge to hold oh trump accountable. we have alvin bragg, fani willis, black people who are invested in upholding democracy. listen, at the end of the day, alex, donald trump is not going to win over a significant amount of black voters or the black electorate. however, what he does understand, because there has been a significant conversation in the public sphere, and in the media, about biden and his campaign struggling to win over black voters, if he can subtract, just a little, bit all he needs is about 1%. and the election will be his. that is what he's trying to do. he did not necessarily think he's going to be able to win over all of the black electorate available. but if he can just take enough from joe biden, he will ultimately get a victory. he understands that. he is

but former president donald trump is telling them blow it all up. we'll explain. we'll unpack that with our panel right after the break. you're watching king charles. be right back. >>> welcome back. it does all seem we can agree on this, we need to come up to some kind of solution for the crisis at the border. you've seen what's happening, there the senate has been negotiating a bipartisan immigration bill. but presidential candidate donald trump has other plans. he has reportedly asked members of his own party to block bipartisan deal and save it as a campaign issue, or requests that is seen as divisive even among his fellow republicans. >> we have a catastrophe at our southern border. it is because the border has been deliberately opened wide that we see the terrific wars that are taking place across our country right now. mister president, it says very clearly you have all the tools and the executive authority necessary to reverse the catastrophe that you've created. >> i think the border is a very important issue for donald trump . and the fact that he would

also, the king diagnosed with, cancer buckingham palace not think yet what kind as charles is spending his duties, and william stepping in, and harry is rushing to be a as father side. also, mike pence would help donald trump overturn the election, but a prominent senator and 2024 vice presidential contender is now suggesting he would have. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. on tonight republicans appear to be on the verge of tanking a bipartisan immigration deal after years of demanding that more be done to secure a southern border. after three months of negotiations. by cnn's count, a majority of the senate republicans are now leaning against it after an animated meeting behind closed doors on capitol hill tonight. one senator came out of that meeting, roger wicker of mississippi, who i should note is a member of the gop leadership -- i'm quoting him, now i think the proposal is that. all of this is coming as donald trump has been pulling the strings behind the scenes and really in front of them ratcheting up pressure to sink this bill. >> it would probably mean the end of

buckingham palace not saying yet what kind, as charles is suspending his duties. william is stepping in. and harry is rushing to be at his father's side. >>> also, mike pence wouldn't help donald trump overturn the election, but a prominent senator and 2024 vice presidential contender is now suggesting he would have. i'm kaitlyn collins, and this is "the source." >>> tonight, republicans appeared to be on the verge of tanking a bipartisan immigration deal after years of demanding that more be done to secure the southern border. after three months of negotiations. by cnn's count, a majority of the senate republicans are now leaning against it after an animated meeting behind closed doors on capitol hill tonight. one senator came out of that meeting, from mississippi, a member of gop leadership saying, and i'm quoting him now, i think the proposal is dead. all of this is coming as donald trump has been pulling the strings behind the scenes and really in front of them, ratcheting up pressure to sink this bill. >> it probably would mean the end of their career. this i

where do things stand with this hearing, and have we seen donald trump at all?rter: donald trump arrived this morning with his defense team. he met with aileen cannon. it was supposed to conclude at 2:00. we have been waiting to see that caravan of suvs leave the federal courthouse behind me. and starting at 3:00, special counsel jack smith's team gets to meet with aileen cannon without the defense side present, to deal with outstanding issues from when special counsel jack smith met with aileen cannon on january 31st. cipa, the classified information procedure act, they are specific when it comes to process. the hearing taking place today is a part of that particular classified information procedures act. what's interesting is the fact that donald trump himself arrived at the courthouse today to sit in a courtroom with the judge that's presiding over his criminal case without the prosecutors being present. in addition, though, his codefendants, walt nauta and carlos were not allowed to be present today. explaining their theories of defense, and the government w

. >> king charles, wednesday, it's on cnn >> well to the surprise of precisely no one donald trump is vowing to appeal this after in new york judge ordered him to pay 300 there are 55 million plus interest for fraudulently inflating the value of his properties. now, he's also barred from serving in a top role in any new york company over the next three years. so what exactly does he owe? >> and >> maybe the big question, how will he pay for all of it? cnn's harry enten is at the magic wall hoping you'll answer that question where it's a huge financial penalty. so break this down for us. i mean, where is it coming out of whose pocket? who's going to have to pay? is it really trump? >> well, you know, laura, you mentioned that interest and you mentioned the recent ruling, of course, against trump in new york, but also add in the e jean carroll, and now you're looking at recent legal judgments that trump may have to pay $500 million or more. now you look at his net worth per forbes, its 2.6 billion with a b, now 500 million is less than 2.6 billion. but even for somebody like donald trum

charles coleman is back with me. what is the argument here, lisa?re getting ready and on it. >> the argument that they are making is not unlike what we have seen before from federal prosecutors in the case before judge tanya chutkan. this is a people that has a proclivity of saying things that threaten people in the united states, and may not have access to security. we're talking about potential witnesses, prosecutors aside from the elected district attorney, alvin bragg, and they are also adding a third component that's missing from the order before judge chutkan. they want the gag order to apply to prospective juror as well, saying the president's former conduct has endangered people like this, and given that this is a jury trial, they think that's really important. >> i'm going to try, if i can, charles, to over simpfully this. is this about free speech versus a fair trial sfl. >> -- fair trial. >> well, if you're trump's attorneys you're likely to go to make that argument. donald trump is basically going to say i have a right to be able to exer

and the first pictures of king charles since his cancer diagnosis. the king has now started his treatment. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. we begin with developing news from the middle east. the syrian army says israel has struck a number of targets in homs province north of lebanon. state media said they shot down several missile the syrian observatory for human rights put the number of dead at four. since the war in gaza broke out in october, israel has escalated attacks on what it says are iranian—backed mischa targets. we'll have more as it develops. hamas says it has given approval for a ceasefire hamas says it has given approvalfor a ceasefire in approval for a ceasefire in gaza. approvalfor a ceasefire in gaza. details have not been released but there are reports that there are be a truce in exchange for return of israeli prisoners. here's a little of antony blinken�*s statement. we had meetings already on this trip in riyadh. in cairo, and now today in doha, focused on ensuring that

trump returns to the presidency. >> thank you very much, susan glasser, luke broadwater, charles colemank you for being here. and, you, be sure to tune in tomorrow night. we will have a special coverage of that high stakes race we were talking about in new york. and if there is an election, you know what that means. steve kornacki will be here. you do not want to miss it. >>> when we come back, while donald trump effectively torpedoed a bipartisan border deal, his actual plan for immigration looks even more drastic. we're gonna get into it with juanita tolliver and stuart stevens. >>> and later, why on earth the super bowl is still triggering conspiracies on the right! i truly don't get it. i need the answer. we'll get them when "the 11th hour" continues. we are just getting underway. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. i got this kitchenaid stand mixer for only $56. i got this bbq smoker for

who stole and leaked thousands of tax returns including that of donald trump and wealthy americans.for a lighter sentence they somehow had done this aspect of the nation a favorite the judge was saying no this was an tolerable attack on our constitutional democracy. the sentence warranted to deter others. i could not agree more. it was a crime. >> i will give a misty nurse congressman jamaal bowman you recall this is a guy pled guilty last fall after pulling a house fire alarm rate this week a reported dug up the blog he kept in 2011 when he was a 35 year old middle school principal includes a poem casting doubt on the nine 9/11 attacks saying they explosions heard before build and setting collapsing the plane hit the pentagon produced a minimal damage. newark primary is in june and if bowman has drawn a pretty strong challenger i guess we'll find out soon with his constituents are finally fed up. >> mary kuester. >> amiss for the chicago mayor brandon johnson and his city council for passing a resolution that calls for the permanent cease-fire in gaza. mayor johnson said he voted f

king charles arrives for his first church service since his cancer diagnosis was announced.nd taylor swift as the super bowl hits vegas. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we start in the middle east, and israel is facing growing international warnings over its planned offensive in rafah — the city in southern gaza where more than half the territory's population is sheltering after fleeing their homes elsewhere in the strip.

king charles attends his first sandringham church service since his cancer diagnosis was announced. election. nato has insisted it remains ready and able to defend all allies, after donald trump said he would encourage russia to attack any member of the alliance that didn't invest enough in its military. nato's secretary general, yens stoltenberg, said any attack on nato would be met with a united and forceful response. nato countries are supposed to spend 2% of their gdp on defence, but not all do. at a campaign rally in south carolina, mr trump said

. >>> and a vague mysterious cancer diagnosis for king charles.eans for his health, and also for the future of the royals. >>> tonight, a teaser about what donald trump plans to tell the supreme court. and at stake is his name staying on the ballot in november. the former president's lawyers appeared before the supreme's this week, and say they give us a sneak peek of sorts about how they plan to persuade the justices. now, it's a pretty on original argument that his lawyers have made over and over again. the people, not the people interested to uphold the law, should ultimately decide this. joining me tonight to talk through some of the supreme court's eventual decision- making and what it means for voters everywhere is washington post columnist ej dion and veteran journalist and longtime fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. e.j., we wanted to have you on because you have interestingly here change your mind about this very question about whether donald trump should be taken off the ballot if he is the nominee. why did that happen? but >> when t

trump is facing civil suits and criminal charges. >> law speaking to various courts, charles, trump also went after fulton county fani willis following her fiery testimony in the evidentiary hearing that is seeking to disqualify her from the case. let's take a listen should trump's new line of defense. >> i paid him catch. i paid in cash. i didn't take anything, i paid him catch. oh, the way to get the cash? they're not allowed to answer that. >> nobody gives me anything. i am sure that the source of the money is always the work, sweat, and tears, of me. i don't need anybody to foot my bills. the only man who's ever foot my bills, completely, is my daddy. >> lesean he, seriously, attack her for cash transaction? what's he getting at? >> the for someone who is over 350 million dollar and judgment at, i think having a lot of cash on hand in your residents probably sounds like a good idea, or should, to donald trump at this point. that being said, what he is trying to suggest is that because the defendants in this case weren't able to illicit the source of the funds that fani willis te

trump returns to the presidency. >> thank you very much, susan glasser, luke broadwater, charles colemank you for being here. and you, be sure to tune in tomorrow night. we will have a special coverage of that high stakes race we were talking about in new york. and if there is an election, you know what that means. steve kornacki will be here. you do not want to miss it. >>> when we come back, while donald trump effectively torpedoed a bipartisan border deal, his actual plan for immigration looks even more drastic. we're gonna get into it with juanita tolliver and stuart stevens. >>> and later, why on earth the super bowl is still triggering conspiracies on the right! i truly don't get it. i need the answer. we'll get them when "the 11th hour" continues. we are just getting underway. ♪ ♪ ♪ ing underway. ♪ ♪ ♪ i work hard, and i want my money to work hard too. so, i use my freedom unlimited card. earning on my favorite soup. aaaaaah. got it. earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. -this one? -nope. -this one? -yes. no. what? the big one. t

king charles attends his first church service since his cancer diagnosis was announced.inal results from pakistan's election show independent candidates allied to imran khan won the most seats in parliament. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we start in the middle east, and international warnings are growing over israel's planned offensive in rafah — the city in southern gaza, where more than half the territory's population is sheltering after fleeing their homes elsewhere in the strip. the uk foreign secretary lord cameron says he's "deeply

. >>> and a vague mysterious cancer diagnosis for king charles.h, and also for the future of the royals. >>> tonight, a teaser about what donald trump plans to tell the supreme court. and at stake is his name staying on the ballot in november. the former president's lawyers appeared before the supreme's this week, and say they give us a sneak peek of sorts about how they plan to persuade the justices. now, it's a pretty on original argument that his lawyers have made over and over again. the people, not the people interested to uphold the law, should ultimately decide this. joining me tonight to talk through some of the supreme court's eventual decision- making and what it means for voters everywhere is washington post columnist ej dion and veteran journalist and longtime fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. e. j., we wanted to have you on because you have interestingly here change your mind about this very question about whether donald trump should be taken off the ballot if he is the nominee. why did that happen? >> when the colorado court rul

americans for prosperity and action, an organization backed by billionaire charles koch, says it will no longer donate to haley. a spokesman saying we don't believe any outside group can make a material difference. to widen her path to victory, donald trump is telling you that you have to choose between whether we prevent war around the world or whether we secure our border. >> i promise you, our best days are yet to come. >> haley is vowing to stay in the race at least until super tuesday. >> in ten days, 20 plus states and territories are going to vote. let them vote. america doesn't do coronations as both candidates gear up for tomorrow's primary in the critical battleground state of michigan, the trump campaign is burning through cash. >> year end disclosures showing his political fundraising committee spent more than $50 million on legal fees related to the former president, but those legal troubles apparently not yet hurting trump at the polls. 60% of republicans surveyed in south carolina say they believe trump would still be fit to serve as president, even if he's convicted of