>> a markedly negative turn, anderson.e counteroffensive. but even going back to the start of the war. and expectations of this counteroffensive were quite high, going back just a few weeks ago. but in recent weeks, as ukrainian forces have encountered really intense russian defenses in the east, and in the south. 3 lines of defensive lines, defensive ballots as they are known, with trenches as you are seeing there. tens and of thousands of minds. ukrainian forces have not proven able to breakthrough those lines. they have encountered staggering losses, i am told, both in terms of killed in action and wounded in action. and, ukrainian commanders in response to that, understandably have pulled back some of those units, to save some of those casualties. and while even a few weeks, ago the hope was that overtime they would be able to break through, more recently the assessments, both on this side of the atlantic, but also in europe, have been that they don't quite see the opportunity. so, that hope has faded. not entirely fad

it's a mix, anderson.the united states can't impart -- the western forces can't impart their way of war on a ukrainian force that truthfully has a post-soviet bias. they grew up in the soviet force where artillery was king. so truthfully, they wanted this new equipment. they wanted to transform their ground force. they are taking the first steps. and like ambassador taylor, i believe they will eventually get there. they're not there yet. this is a hard fight. i mean there's no other way to put it, and all of the western analysts that jim was quoting a minute ago, i would bet none of the people he's talked to have been on the battlefield attempting to do the kinds of things the ukrainian force is trying to do right now. i agree with ambassador taylor. ukraine is going to continue to win this fight, but it is not going to be a quick victory because combat is not a video game. >> so how does a force evolve, i mean, in this situation? is it more training? is it the new weapons that the ambassador was talking a

>> it's certainly possible, anderson.er the former president's conduct was illegal, it's clear, it's a fact, that he did not engage in this conduct alone. and it's a strategic choice to only charge former president trump here. and we know that additional witnesses are coming in, and some of those witnesses could be able to provide very helpful evidence either in support of or against these coconspirators, like bernie kerik we talked about earlier in the show. so, this investigation continues. it is notable that these people were described and identified as coconspirators. and anderson, it is certainly possible that all of them or some of them may be charged. >> thanks so much. >>> just ahead, an incredible rescue of a wounded ukrainian soldier spotted by a drone -- you see him there -- which went back and delivered supplies to them and let him know that help was on the way. mom: we're having triplets. no, what does that mean? it means youou're gonna need more tide. -see? -baby: ah. morere likes? more tide. the more adorab

>> anderson, one thing. >> gloria? >> people i've interviewed about, him inside and outside the white house call him the enabler. he was with donald trump every single step of the way and it is incredibly odd that suddenly he has gone silent, and they believe he knows a lot. and that he was the enabler. >> gloria, thanks, elie honig, adam kinzinger, anthony scaramucci, great to have you, on thank, you next, more on some of the numbers that gloria mentioned a moment on w af tadvan j being tough defenda. images and videos. social media, fine-tuned to suck them in. and steal them away. alone you can't stop it. together we will. we have a plan. join us. ( ♪ ) (dad) we got our subaru forester wilderness to discover all of the places that make us feel something more. (vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. this is how tosin lost 33 pounds on noom weight. i'm tosin. noom gave her a psychological approach to weight loss. noom has taught me how you think about food h

now, lee anderson . say that. now, lee anderson.it's never wise to use the f word in public. all right. but the sentiment of send them back to france . i tell you what, if to france. i tell you what, if we polled that particular phrase with the f word out of it, we'd find a very big majority of the country in agreement. so you know, the bleeding hearts like sheila fogarty and all the rest of it are completely out of touch with where the country really is. and lee is lee. he's not going to change, for goodness sake. he's who he is . goodness sake. he's who he is. the problem is, whatever lee says, it isn't just the left wing media attacking him. we've now got robert jenrick, the minister in charge, attacking him, or robert generic, as most people now called , tend to know people now called, tend to know him well . mean. people now called, tend to know him well. mean. i'm not people now called, tend to know him well . mean. i'm not even him well. mean. i'm not even sure he exists . he may well be sure he exists. he may well be a holog

anderson back to.itlin thanks my next guest federal appeals court michael luten provided a stark warning in his testimony before the january six select committee. he said our democracies on a knife's edge. acting tonight, judge luttig writes quote, the former president neither victim nor a martyr. america's donald trump's victim and donald trump's martyred america first and selfish political ambitions. judge luttig joins me now. we appreciate you being with us on the sad day. you also said in your statement that these are as grave offenses against the united states as a president could commit save possibly treason. are you satisfied with the scope, the substance of the indictment? >> anderson, thank you for having me with you tonight. this is an historic day. it is also a tragic day and it is also a regrettable day for america. for the first time in american history, a president of the united states has been indicted. he will be prosecuted now. he will be tried for grave offenses against the united sta

racism had forced anderson to leave the u.s. -- that powered her to international stardom. gillian patricia portel is the ceo of the national marian anderson museum in philadelphia. >> what she did was represent hope, possibility and opportunity for black people. >> reporter: treasures are found throughout the museum anderson once called home. among them the phone she used to answer the call about performing at the march on washington. >> this phone just speaks of history and speaks of the stories and the life. >> reporter: you can even see original programs from her historic concerts. but in the summer of 2020 disaster struck during the covid shutdowns. a burst water pipe caused a major flood. >> water was hitting my knees. >> reporter: dozens of artifacts were either lost or damaged. and the building needed repairs. >> when you see such history just floating and you don't know how it's going to be fixed, it was more than i could bear. >> reporter: while the museum remains closed for now, volunteers and donations are helping to

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>> anderson, thank you. let's go to paula reid at the courthouse it has new information about the indictments. paula, we know the ten indictments were returned this evening by the grand jury. can you give us any more information? >> yeah, jake, our colleague ceremony and a -- reporting inside the courthouse right now that at least one of these ten indictments is related to the election probe. we are also learning that we expect that this indictment will be unsealed shortly and then of course we'll have that press conference with the district attorney, fani willis, much later than we expected. but let me tell you, the fulton county courthouse in downtown atlanta here is up and running. they are doing the best they can to accommodate all of the interests that it is generated in those. i think one of the best things about this case right now, about this investigation, are the cameras that were in the courtroom allowing people to see those processes. something that happens every day, many times a day, even just

now, lee anderson . say that. now, lee anderson.sley, it's never wise to use the f word in public. all right. but the sentiment of send them back to france . i tell you what, if to france. i tell you what, if we polled that particular phrase with the f word out of it, we'd find a very big majority of the country in agreement. so you know, the bleeding hearts like sheila fogarty and all the rest of it are completely out of touch with where the country really is. and lee is lee. he's not going to change, for goodness sake. he's who he is . goodness sake. he's who he is. the problem is, whatever lee says, it isn't just the left wing media attacking him. we've now got robert jenrick, the minister in charge, attacking him, or robert generic, as most people now called , tend to know people now called, tend to know him well . mean. people now called, tend to know him well. mean. i'm not people now called, tend to know him well . mean. i'm not even him well. mean. i'm not even sure he exists . he may well be sure he exists. he may well be a

it's anderson cooper! yes. anderson. >> andy has it gone. can i ask you a question? . >> you are amazing. [laughter] >> you almost hit me in the eye. >> do you know what would happen if i lost these? they are a national treasure! >> they are. >> every year after that i would get the funniest and

>> anderson, thank you so much. with me here tonight cnn's senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe, cnn chief legal analyst laura coates, cnn chief political analyst gloria borger, and special correspondent jamie gangel. let's start with something i thought was very interesting in the proceedings today, laura coates, which is the judge not only recited the four charges laid out in the indictment, but also the maximum sentence potentially for anybody found guilty, convicted of them. this includes conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, which is a maximum of 20 years, obstruction of an official proceeding, maximum of 20 years, conspiracy against rights, meaning his ability or his attempt to take away the voting rights or the rights of individuals to have their votes counted. that's ten years. that's a maxf 50 years of those k three charges out of four. is that normal to give all the charges and the maximum sentence? >> it is standard to provide the defendant with as much notice as possible so they know the

cooper. >> hey, anderson. >> hey, andy.e on each other. >> we are not. >> oh, really? >> you almost hit me in the eye. >> do you know what would happen if i lost these eyes? they're a national treasure. >> they are. >> he'd be blind. >> thad be terrible. >> every year after that, i would get the funniest and oddest holiday cards and notes from paul reubens. he was a true original and a bright light in many, many people's lives. he will be missed. paul reubens was 70 years old. that's it for us. the news continues. "the source" with kaitlan "the source" with kaitlan collins starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight straight from the "the source," donald trump expecting another indictment, quote, any day now. and as his legal peril grows, so does his political power. the staggeriew

good evening in new york i'm anderson cooper -- along with jake tapper in washington. >> anderson unlike the first tournament in new york and florida, this one was held within view of the crime scene. the u.s. capital. federal courthouse, where dozens of members of the violent mob have been cited, that he incited a hundreds convicted at the president. the actual proceedings that relied by the magistrate judge -- pled not guilty to four counts of the election he lost his next court date set for the 28 in front of a trial judge, antonio chutkan, who is expected to set a trial date. >> a short time later at the sentencing at the tarmac at the reagan national airport, holding an umbrella by his body man and documents gay codefendant walt nauta, mr. trump made the following remarks, starting with a slur about the nation's capital. >> this is a very sad day for america, and it was also very sad driving through washington d. c. and seeing the filth and decay and all of the broken buildings and malls and graffiti. this is not the place that i left. it's a very sad thing to see it. when you look

>> anderson, i've been concerned about quite some time.public opinion polling that's what we saw on january 6th was the tip of an iceberg. more and more americans are becoming detached from reality. more and more americans are becoming prone to violence. in a climate in which many elected officials feel in bold and to engage in overheated extremist rhetoric. i said for sometime that extremist rhetoric makes previously unacceptable behavior acceptable and for the violence deranged among violent inevitable. we live in a climate now where i hope many people do appreciate federal law enforcement agencies like the fbi which is under attack. every single day is out investigating threats against public officials including the president, including former president apparently. and, i am concerned about the current climate. >> you look at american history in the early 70s there was bombings routinely a politically targeted bombings. huge demonstrations against vietnam war fights in the streets. isn't that bad right now? is it as bad as we have seen

that impacts are on election night, anderson. when you came out there that night at 2:30 in the morning and said we had won the election field >> [inaudible] [inaudible] he has some number of times to me both personally and i've heard him say to others, you say something enough times and it comes true. that is clearly his philosophy on everything he is doing right now to the american people. >> i know in your book you wrote about that moment was being the key moment for you, you are like, enough. we see at the former president behaving the rhetoric against a judge, the prosecution, even mike pence. it's just free speech or more? >> look, i guess the judge will decide that ultimately. to me there are always limits of free speech. this is the classic -- theater. there's a limit to free speech. by the way, when you are a criminal defendant out on bail, let's focus on that. he is now out on bail in three different jurisdictions. new york, florida, and washington, d. c.. we have a front runner in this race that is out on bail in three

>> reporter: well, things are still going on in there, anderson. as you pointed out, we're hours beyond when the courthouse normally closes. around 7:15. the presiding judge this week said he planned to stick around for at least another hour. so, we're waiting to see if he gives us another update. and, look, this grand jury has been busy today. we know that they have heard from a number of witnesses, including the former lieutenant governor of georgia, geoff duncan, a former democratic state senator, former democratic state representative. gabe sterling, who is an official in the georgia secretary of state's office was also spotted in the courthouse today. so, it's likely he testified, although they have not confirmed that yet. so, this has really been a jam-packed day so far, anderson. >> is it clear why the timeline of the grand jury's activity appeared to accelerate earlier today? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, a couple of the witnesses who were supposed to appear tomorrow were summoned in to be on call to testify today. geoff duncan was one of thos

racism had forced anderson to leave the u.s.delphia. >> what she did was represent hope, possibility, and opportunity for black people. >> reporter: treasures are found throughout the museum andnderso oncece called homeme. amamong them, t the phone she to a answer the call about performing at the march on washington. >> this phone just speaks of history and speaks of the stories and the life. >> reporter: you can see original programs from her historic concerts. in the summer of 2020, disaster struck during the covid shutdown. a burst water pipe caused a flood. >> water was hitting my knees. >> reporter: artifacts were lost or damaged. the building needed repairs. >> when you see such history such floating and you don't know how it's going to be fixed, it was more than i could bear. >> reporter: while the museum remains closed for now, volunteers and donations are helping to bring it back to life. this was damaged? >> it was. it took the restorers over a month and a half to try to get it fixed. they did. it looks gorgeous. >> re

>> it is not, anderson.dent does not -- the former president does not have a first amendment defense of any sort to the specific charges that have now been lodged against him by the grand jury and jack smith. >> we should note you advised then vice president pence not to interfere with the electoral college sectorification. there are six co-conspirators alleged in the indictment. none of them has been charged as of yet. why do you think that might be? >> i don't know, and we don't know, anderson. one possibility and it's only a possibility is that jack smith wanted to indict the former president before indicting the co-conspirators so that he could circle back around to the co-conspirators and ask them if they had -- if they would like to cooperate with the investigation. in return either for a plea or their testimony against the former president at trial. >> the special counsel made a point of saying that he wants this to be a speedy trial. i'm wondering if you have an opinion of what you think a reasonable

anderson, we are gonna go through this while you talk about. go ahead. >> yes, a lot to go through, we are looking at a live shot from the courthouse in atlanta. fulton county d.a. fani willis is expected to be, surely you see of the podium. -- justice correspondent -- now, i know you have had some time to look at this. talk about what you're seen. >>, anderson one of the interesting things that stands out is that what fani willis here, with the dea in fulton county has done here -- beyond the scope of just the acts that occurred in the state of georgia. for example, there is here an -- eye view discount, six solicitation of the vice president of the united states. where she is at least going through the narration of, you know, the efforts by the former president to try to get evs president to set aside the election results in all of these seven states, right? and so that's, one of the things that we all thought perhaps that there would, that this case would really just bore down on everything that happened in georgia. not only coffee county, t

anderson cooper and dana bash pick it up right now with a special postdebate show -- anderson, a lot to unpack here, and what just transpired on that stage. i will join you in just a few moments for that. >> all right, come on over, abby if, we will see you in a second. welcome to everyone joining our special coverage eight. republican hopefuls tonight at the first republican presidential primary debate of 2024 trying to distinguish themselves from each other as well as the front runner, who is not there. i'm here with dana bash -- at the debate site in milwaukee. >> anderson, in our live coverage tonight we are hoping to hear from the candidates themselves. we are also going to hear from the supporters. we are going to be joined by our team of political analysts, commentators, fact checkers and veterans of the same kind of verbal clashes we saw on the debate stage right here in milwaukee tonight. >> there are certainly a lot of those. also, tonight, we will be checking in with a group of republicans, most of them undecided, who now have more information out that way the dress. voter

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>> it's got a flawless record really, anderson.aft was involved in a midair collision over the amazon. there was a -- really it was a flight controlled miscommunication as much as anything. and the aircraft, having collided with a 737, the 737 craft and this aircraft was able to land safely. so, it's a well-built aircraft for sure. no other accidents on record. and really no reason to believe that it was in any way flawed. >> steve, in "the godfather," big culminating, things always happen in groups. people get massacred at the same time. maybe i'm reading too much into this. but the fact that the head of the air force who was an ally of prigozhin and had been in charge of the war in ukraine and was accused of maybe colluding with the rebellion is suddenly fired on the day that prigozhin goes down. that seems kwens dental. >> like so much inside of russia, the coincidences can rarely be written off as only that. obviously it's two months to the day since this mutiny was started out. and putin is a guy who likes his anniversaries an

that is lee anderson. today? and that is lee anderson.s , in in typically colourful terms, in no terms, told people no uncertain terms, told people if they don't like it in here in britain, coming from france, you can bleep off specifically on the to france on the bibby the barge to france on the bibby stockholm because people are complaining too complaining that it was too cramped, wi—fi wasn't good cramped, the wi—fi wasn't good enough, and forth. enough, so on and so forth. isn't funny? question is, isn't it funny? the question is, do lee is speaking do you think lee is speaking common sense or should not be using language like that? >> for the >> he was speaking for the people. think for the majority people. i think for the majority of the british people who are so angry unfairness , the angry at the unfairness, the abuse, the exploitation of our hospitality and generosity . and hospitality and generosity. and isn't it interesting, the front page of the sun today? i like it. the first bloke on who, by the way, comes from albania, and

>> thanks, anderson. i'm here with one of the participants in the debate tonight, candidate for president, governor asa hutchinson. thank you so much for -- me. what were your impressions being on the stage? >> actually, i was very pleased with the substantive discussions from education to the border security to foreign policy, and that's exactly what america needs to hear from a republican candidates, not a trump fiasco but a really serious discussion about the future of our country. i think we did it. i was very pleased. one, i made sure that we made the case for my vision for america, and distinguished myself in terms of my service, in terms of my experience that fits the needs of our country from border security to balancing the budget as governor, leaving a surplus. those are things that nobody else can replace. i thought on the rule of law question is so critical when i indicated that we've got to make sure the rule of law is enforced on both sides of the border. >> another way that you stood out fr

i'm anderson cooper here in new york, along with jake tapper in washington. >> anderson, the indictment charges donald trump with four counts, you see them there on your screen, allegedly motivated by one single goal, one that is antithetical to any functioning democracy, the peaceful transition of power. quoting from the indictment now, quote, despite having lost the defendant, donald trump, was determined to remain in power, unquote. we learned of the indictment in the 5:00 hour today, shortly after special counsel made a brief statement, it is now in full. >> good evening,, today an indictment was unsealed. charging donald j trump with conspiring to defraud the united states, conspiring to disenfranchise voters, and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. the indictment was issued by a grand jury of citizens here, in the district of columbia, and it sets forth the crimes charged in detail. i encourage everyone to read it in full. the attack on our nation's capital, on january six, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. it is descri

dow goes anderson! >> that's a hall of fame call right there by tom hamilton of the guardians radio as jose ramirez and tim anderson get into it. bad look by tim anderson. he was basically dragged to the dugout by his teammates, not to mention he squared up first and then got knock down. ramirez may be the chosen one in cleveland now. >>> now, an update from the las pga event at the regular season at the windham championship. plus, the bay area panthers playing for hardware in vegas. from on >>> the 2022 indoor football season was not kind to the bay area panthers. they won just a single game, losing 15 straight in the process. so to find themselves in the championship game in las vegas on saturday was quite the surprise for the franchise. the panthers taking on the sioux fall storm. panthers up in the fourth quarter. they go to the air on 2nd and long. the panthers woul never trail in this game. the storm looking to respond on the next drive. looking deep, bridges, hello, picks it off. h had the end zo

>> reporter: well, this is really fascinating, anderson, a dramatic scene just played out.ch town. this is up country as they call it here. up in the mountains where several hundred homes have burned, but we just witnessed, see these bottled water drop-offs people are having, we witnessed a couple of three guys from oahu who flew over as volunteers who were taking that water and hiking through the brush and putting out actually active hot spots over there that are flaring up right now. these are -- this pyre is only 60% contained and there are little these leftover fires from last week up in these canyons just as they were fighting a fire with bottled water, basically a private helicopter came, saw them and dropped a big bucket of water right on that hot spot. so, this is the response, i know we're talking, we're hearing that a week into this, the cavalry is coming, but we got guys putting out fires with bottled water and volunteers in helicopters in this neighborhood at least at the moment, anderson. >> are you seeing federal aid? are you seeing -- i mean, you know, fema,

anderson? we get about 4% of the day. this high risk but 39% of the fatalities for flooding for the entire year are in those 4%, or in those 12 or 13 days. 87% of the damages in those 4%. we have a lot of rain to come it will be falling for hours and hours and places that may get 2 to 5 inches of rain a year in 10 or two days. >> jeff myers, appreciate, thank you. what is the timing of this, you know? >> sure. this whole thing is kind of just getting rolling right now. we have flood watches already in effect, and even some flood warnings around vegas. also the 29 palms. this is not even part of hillary at all. this is just the rainfall that would've happened anyway. let me move you ahead until about 3:30 or so, 3:00 tomorrow. that is when it begins to rain up here in san diego in the mountains to the east of san diego. notice how far the storm is still away. but this is still precursor rain. it is the humidity that is spilling out of the hurricane. so it will be raining hours and hours. just keep your eye on the same plac

>> i do, anderson. it's many, many months before the election. and on the timetable that's been proposed by the special counsel, the former president's trial would begin on january 2, 2024, i believe. as you know, the district court in the district of columbia is taking briefing on that scheduled trial date as we speak tonight. the government, as i said, as proposed, january 2nd as the start date for the trial. the president -- former president -- brief on that issue is not due in the district court, i believe, until august 28th, anderson. >> despite warnings from federal judge tanya chutkan who is overseeing the federal election case, the former president continues to rage against her on social media. what options does she have or any of the judges in these four criminal cases have to stop him? because, i mean, none of the other -- the majority of republican candidates running against the former president are backing him on his critiques and his, you know, attempts to destroy the justice system in this country, essentially. >> the former preside

exactly, anderson. that's part of the focus of what jack smith and the prosecution are trying to portray to prove. despite the fact the former president has a right -- or he had a right to challenge, he has a right to lie, right? to say there was a fraud. he has all of those rights. what he doesn't have a right to is to concoct the united states to have this conspiracy to try to deprive the citizens of their right to have their vote counted. so that's what they go through in chapter and verse. what prosecutors draw a picture of, someone being told by his vice president, by the homeland sec security, all of whom were responsible for securing the election. he picked them. he chose. they were italian satellites or venezuela or china. so that's how prosecutors are trying to draw the picture even if he's claiming to this day, he's absolutely lying. when he was concocting these changes. >> do you have any sense of how that will play out, what he'll be doing in the meantime? will he actually go? >> i think tha

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here's the thing, anderson. why is he gaining so much?ristie, asa hutchinson, and will hurd, are speaking out and saying that what donald trump did was wrong. if you're a republican voter, and all these people who you trust, even if you're gonna vote for somebody else, all these people running for president are telling you, that this is a hit job by the doj, you're gonna believe this is a hit job, because the people that you trust are telling you that. and then you're gonna rally behind the guy that's getting this hit job against him from the doj. it's really simple. these people running for president that are too cowardly to speak out, i, mean like i said this a few times now, just drop out and endorsed donald trump then. maybe you'll get a cabinet position, you're obviously running for, or if you truly want to be president of the united states, show leadership. show sacrifice. tell people the truth. i can expect no differ then what we're seeing in the polls if the people that folks trust are telling them this is a hijab. >> adam kinzing

by lee anderson.is godfrey says august sorry, says if you don't, it's about time the political class came clean and express their views. well done to lee. so there's a feeling there that it is connecting with the electorate . but notwithstanding electorate. but notwithstanding that, i'm asking you of your kids. your swore would kids. your grandkids swore would you them up on it? is it you pull them up on it? is it acceptable for that kind of role in public to use that in public office to use that kind language ? kind of language? >> we've all had this, >> you know, we've all had this, i'm sure, know, you're i'm sure, you know, you're particularly when you're driving or or something like or parking or something like that. and you know, somebody their automatic response is a mouth full of abuse and foul language. and it's actually quite upsetting . ing and it can. quite upsetting. ing and it can. but you see, i think it might be upsetting depending on the way that you put onto swearing. >> so i swear, l

>> thanks, anderson, appreciate it. so, i am here with my panel, which includes abby phillip, gloria borger, jamie gangel, laura coates, and andy mccabe. and right now, let's start with the legal analyst we have on the panel. right now we are waiting to hear who got indicted. is it your assumption that these are ten indictments for ten different individuals? or are you not going to say, you don't know? >> well, it's not entirely clear. if it was -- let's play both out. if it is ten different individuals, you're going to have ten separate potential trials, which of course means you're going to have issues with the efficiency. if the underlining factual predicate for everything means it could all be tried together, you're going to have delays that otherwise would not be there. if it's altogether, you have the delay of every single duck trying to get in a row and every defense attorney trying to figure out who is getting advantage and who is not. what's so significant here though is the way this has happened. people have e

anderson? >> jake, thank you very much.nsel jack smith is now currently in the courtroom, awaiting the proceedings. the former president, to our knowledge, has not yet entered the actual courtroom, though he's obviously in the building. i want to go back to our attorneys, elie we've seen this before. the actual once he comes into the court, what happens? >> he goes into the part of the courtroom where it's called the well. it's closest to the judge. he sits at the table with his attorneys, and the arraignment is in some ways a formality. but it's an important part of the process, and it's where he's officially told what he's charged with, and he is -- really what happens most of the time is the attorney will say we waive the reading of the charges but not the rights there under. because he has a right to have the entire indictment read to him, the 45-page indictment, which could slow things down and take an hour maybe to have the court read that to him. most of the time they waive the reading of those rights, of the charges

but do you made by lee anderson.ently expelled by slippery starmer after this latest outburst ? outburst? >> well, the truth is she's an independent now, really, isn't she? so you're coming to the end of the whole the whole game now, i mean, and so only the labour party would keep her in that last tweet. i suspect she didn't . right. anyway, she, she, she , . right. anyway, she, she, she, she hasn't got enough brain power. i don't think, to come up with even with a nasty line like that. so the reality is you're seeing the end of diane abbott. but what goes on inside her but but what goes on inside her mind represents a good chunk of the labour party now. so i think when people come to vote next time, although they've kept enormously quiet now , the enormously quiet now, the reality is they represent between 25 and 30% of that party and when they get to power more leftists will get in than the rightists within the labour party and then we'll see what happens. and i guarantee to you that the minute they get in the rmt

anderson? >> what's the latest on the plea deal negotiations? tax plea agreement is moot, and they should dismiss the charges that were filed in court that harden or biden did not plead guilty to as initially planned. the reason prosecutors wanted them out is because they say that they want to bring the potential case in a jurisdiction where these alleged crimes took place, either california or washington d.c., and it was only because biden was going to plead guilty that they agreed to do it in delaware where the u.s. attorney, david weiss, who is now been elevated to special counsel, had ultimate jurisdiction. biden's team is agreeing with that, where they are not on the same page still is on this deal to resolve a felony gun possession charge. in that case, biden's team is saying they think this deal is valid and binding because it was signed by prosecutors, and it was signed by hunter biden, even though the judge did not sign off on it. prosecutors today saying it is missing another important signature, and that is the chief of the probation

>> anderson, it was all made up, but you see quite sophisticated there.tell us that this could easily have been the work of a foreign government or a group or even a ploy to make money from all the clicks and attention it erica march was getting. either way, there's a real concern about hear about all these sorts of fix accounts any influence they could have leading up to the 2024 presidential election. >> and also had a blue check on the account. what is x formally known as twitter say about? this >> while acts rarely responds to these your quest for media comments. plus they recently laid off hundreds of comments including the very staff whose job it was to tackle disinformation and these types of fake accounts. so it really points to making it harder to police these types of fake influencers. >> isabelle rosella's, thank you so much. coming up next, the entire city of yellowknife, kennedy is rushing to evaluate is wildfires threatening its own communities. not easy to get out of harm's way. we'll show you coming up. always put the people before the mon

>> it does seem unlikely, anderson. if they go into the jailhouse and surrender and get arraigned and get a whiff of what that place is like or have any knowledge of what a hell hole is georgia prisons are, i think you'll have several who come forward and say, let's see if we can work out an arrangement. i think eight or nine will fall by the wayside and plead. >> kaitlan, have you heard of any concern among the people around the former president that, you know, left alone on the debate stage, some of these candidates may have breakout moments? >> maybe they will. we always kind of see that in a debate. someone has their few moments. certainly we've seen who clearly governor desantis is worried about. they know he is going to be the next person on that stage if donald trump is not there that they're attacking. so, the debate happens on wednesday night. someone has a breakout moment. trump goes on thursday in georgia and surrenders himself. that breakout moment has a 24-hour life cycle because then it's going to be trump

anderson, his command, the confederate first corps. so they can attack warren along parallel roads, one on old church road, one over on shady grove road. that thing doesn't work out at all mainly because early and richard herron anderson despite each other and end up calling each other all sorts of names are never able to coordinate their warren is able to escape that trap and basically the union army gets a good foothold below tied apart them like creek but now it gets really interesting the union forces in the shenandoah valley were defeated obviously at the battle of newmarket back around the 15th 16th of may. that stopped sigel and that branch. by the way, my friends, vmi, tell me that there were five or six vmi soldiers single handedly defeated the entire union force. i don't know if that's true or not, but anyway, general breckinridge was a confederate commander up there, stopped eagle, and general butler was stopped. general beauregard below and also at about the same time. so what this does for grant is it means that his subsid

but do you made by lee anderson.rmanently expelled by slippery starmer after this latest outburst ? outburst? >> well, the truth is she's an independent now, really, isn't she? so you're coming to the end of the whole the whole game now, i mean, and so only the labour party would keep her in that last tweet. i suspect she didn't . right. anyway, she, she, she , . right. anyway, she, she, she, she hasn't got enough brain power. i don't think, to come up with even with a nasty line like that. so the reality is you're seeing the end of diane abbott. but what goes on inside her but but what goes on inside her mind represents a good chunk of the labour party now. so i think when people come to vote next time, although they've kept enormously quiet now , the enormously quiet now, the reality is they represent between 25 and 30% of that party and when they get to power more leftists will get in than the rightists within the labour party and then we'll see what happens. and i guarantee to you that the minute they get in the

lee anderson and bridgewater and anderson and hot bridgewater and sturgeon spree with sturgeon spendingith your money. don't go away welcome back to headliners. i'm leo kyrees, joined by josh howie and nicholas de santo . and let's and nicholas de santo. and let's continue with the stories got the express and lee anderson is tough talking over illegal immigrants has raised the hackles of diane abbott . but has hackles of diane abbott. but has she got off on the wrong foot? nicholas good good story because it is winding up all the right kind of people . kind of people. >> the express title is diane abbott loses plot over lee anderson's f off back to france illegal migrant dig, dig. anderson's f off back to france illegal migrant dig, dig . and illegal migrant dig, dig. and obviously the central point is the distinction between illegal migrants and presumed asylum seeker, a distinction that the left and the mainstream media do not want to acknowledge because lee anderson's comment initially was about illegal migrants. and we don't know before somebody has applied for asylum. we don't know

. >> let's throw it back to anderson in new york. anderson? >> thank you so much. >>> i want to check in with paula and katelyn outside the courthouse. explain where we're at in this proceeding. >> reporter: well, our colleagues who are inside the courthouse giving us minute-by-minute updates. i have attended dozens and dozens of hearings inside this court. it's amazing that what they're describing is similar to any other defendant. just waiting for a judge -- judges are typically late. picture the scene, you have an empty bench where the judge would sit, and then you have two tables. one for the prosecution team, and one for the defense. and our colleague describes how trump is sitting there with his hands folded. he's looking down. he is discussing things with his lawyers. he has a lot of questions, it appears, about the papers on his table. he's discussing it with his lawyers. his lawyers are taking great pains so all the reporters in the room can't hear what they're discussing. one of his lawyers is putting his hand over his mouth as he di

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caitlin. >> yes, anderson. just remarkable watching this scene play out and this may be a moment that others didn't seem to stand out as much but the plane landed and you saw a woman emerge and that is susie wiles. she is a senior campaign advisor to donald trump and she is significant not just for her title, but she is also the person that controls a lot of the attorneys in their paychecks and who it is that trump is bringing into his legal team. that was the case with john morrow, the new attorney the trump added for the federal indictment in washington and it is certainly the case here with stephen saito and that's the new attorney who, this may have been the first time that he met donald trump as he climbed the steps to trumps plane and went in there briefly before trump even arch and they got in a motorcade to head here to the fulton county jail behind me. i've got cnn sarah murray with me and sarah flack, who was a former prosecutor for the county, so perfect expertise for this. just knowing how trumps le

lee anderson and bridgewater and anderson and hot bridgewater and sturgeon spree with sturgeon spendingith your money. don't go away welcome back to headliners. i'm leo kyrees, joined by josh howie and nicholas de santo . and let's and nicholas de santo. and let's continue with the stories got the express and lee anderson is tough talking over illegal immigrants has raised the hackles of diane abbott . but has hackles of diane abbott. but has she got off on the wrong foot? nicholas good good story because it is winding up all the right kind of people . kind of people. >> the express title is diane abbott loses plot over lee anderson's f off back to france illegal migrant dig, dig. anderson's f off back to france illegal migrant dig, dig . and illegal migrant dig, dig. and obviously the central point is the distinction between illegal migrants and presumed asylum seeker, a distinction that the left and the mainstream media do not want to acknowledge because lee anderson's comment initially was about illegal migrants. and we don't know before somebody has applied for asylum. we don't know

professor anderson, let's begin with you.r reaction to the booking, this historic moment, of the former president of united states, the first time ever? and it happened in your state, georgia. >> it felt, given the kinds of pressure that trump put on atlanta and put on georgia and the targeting of fulton county as somehow this bastion of corruption, this felt like vindication. it felt like justice. it felt nina simone good. amy: this is coming on the eve of the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. in 1963, so many marched for voting rights, civil rights. talk about why you see this as a civil rights story. >> it was the attack on voting rights. because in fulton county -- well, in georgia at large, 90% of african-americans who voted voted for biden. almost 70% of latinos who voted in joe joe -- georgia voted for biden. a little over 60% of asian americans who voted voted for biden. what you saw with trump's team, their attempt to wipe out the votes, it was the attempt to say their votes were illegitimate. the votes of