i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- to preserve,e constitution of the united states. so help me god. >> congratulations to the new president. ♪ ♪ ♪ [noise] [applause] [noise] >> mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities, rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape. and the crime, and the gangs, and the drugs, that are taking too many lives, and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. this american carnage stops right here, and stops right now. [applause] >> when donald trump talked about american carnage in his first inaugural address, it was a pivotal moment, because american carnage, of course, was not a description of anything. it was really a promise on his part. when i saw the violence on january 6th, i thought about the american carnage speech. he had foreshadowed the whole thing. american carnage was not what he was running against. it was what he was running for. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> we can now officially project that the democrats will take control of the house. >> now, f

republican from the grand rapids area here, lost his primary to john gibbs, peter meyer one of the 10 republicans who voted to impeach donald trump, john gibbs had trump's backing and peter meyer lost his job, because of that what he believed was a principal position over party, for that position to impeach trump and he became a target of the former president. >> how about missouri? remember, oh, i just drop my microphone, your member the endorsement from trump for the eric's in missouri, take a look, there were two eric's in missouri, take a look at that senate primary care eric schmidt, 45.7% of the vote, he's the republican nominee, and this is going to remain safely in republican hands now. republicans were very worried that the former governor, the standard scandal plagued erica great and was surging a couple of months ago and they were worried that if he ended up as the nominee, this would take a solid red state and put it in play for the democrats, they spent a ton of money to take great in out, eric schmidt, the attorney general moves on to become the senate nominee. >> really interesting races, thank you very much for re

those at home may not recognize the name. 1 of 10 algebra because voting to impeach donald trump. johnives, the trump-endorsed candidate, as we have seen in races where he opposes with a vengeance. 50.2249.7. a district, grand rapids, to the west, to the border in michigan, we're going to be counting these for a while. we think about 63% of the vote is coming in. you've got 4 in 10 boats still to come, short of that. a 238 vote margin now. this, one of three tests tonight. two primaries in washington state, as well. polls are starting to close. three of the 10 house republicans voting to impeach donald trump have been challenged. essentially, the trump vengeance for the publican party sees this one, not settled tonight. we're still counting votes. 248 now with peter meyer building democrats, not interested. they put money behind john gives, wanting him to be a nominee. they think they have a chance to take the seat in november if john gives is a nominee. we will see and be counting votes here, then the two contests out of washington state, as well. >> john king, thank you very much. le

donald j. trump. >> john, all this talk about attorney/client privilege, that doesn't cover an attorney engaged in potential criminal activities, does it? where does this leave giuliani? >> absolutely not. there's something called the crime fraud exception, and if they're sitting and talking about criminal activity, there's no -- there's no attorney/client privilege. and this case that fani willis is bringing and developing, been rot lots of hints that it's going to be a rico case, and those can be very sweeping with predicate acts that are criminal activities in many jurisdictions outside of georgia. so this could get -- this is going to be a big case. she's already named several other targets, and she's experienced handling rico cases, brought a very tough one a few years ago. she's also hired the foremost authority in georgia on rico cases. so i think this is moving ahead at full speed and i expect it will be a pretty devastating case that will include donald trump. >> john, the irony of that, if my memory serves me correct from my time in new york in my misspent youth was that giuliani actu

those at home might not recognize, named one of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach donald trump. john is the trump endorsed, opponent as trump seeks vengeance. we've seen this in races where trump opposes one of the people. -- 50.2 to 49.7. this is a district, grand rapids, and then to the west, to the border in michigan. yeah, we are gonna be counting these four -- that's about 63% of the vote coming in. so you've got four in ten votes still about account, a little bit shorter than that. and a 240 vote margin right now. this, one of three test tonight. there are two primaries out in washington state as well, the pulse trying to close out there. three of the ten house republicans who have voted to impeach donald trump are being challenged, and trump has endorsed their opponents, essentially the trump vengeance hurt throughout the republican party. this, one might not be settled tonight. -- peter meijer holding on. democrats holding on, they put money behind john, gives they wanted him to be the nominee. they thought they'd have a chance to take the seat in november if john gibbs takes

that is what donald trump's former national security adviser, john bolton, said about donald trump's hat he had a standing order that any classified documents, that he took from the oval office, to anywhere else in the residence in the white house, automatically became declassified. john bolton told the new york times, he had never heard of the standing order that mr. trump's office claimed to have in place. it is, he said, almost certainly, a lie. joining us now is glenn gerstell, former general counsel for the national security agency serving the obama administration, and the trump administration. thank you very much for joining us tonight. let me begin by saying, i don't know anything about classification law. and i'm not sure how much of it, as regards the president, is actually written in federal statute, and how much of it is tradition, how much of it is a set of assumptions and rules? we are discovering so many other areas of government, that what we thought was rock solid turns out to be, to a great extent, gentleman's agreements, and things that are not written in law as soli

donald trump pled the fifth amendment, 440 times. and in a civil case, they can use that to infer facts against him and against the trump organization. >> john dean, when you think about how significant this nurses and if it is? >> i was a little surprised. i thought they would squeeze him a little harder. five months, i think he probably figures that he can do that standing on his hands. so he is willing to go and get it behind him. i assume he thinks that trump will take care of it. that it is a fair deal and had been taking care of it. so he is not going to -- if you will. i don't know if they're going to press that cause harder in the criminal court. i think george is right on on the civil case. is dynamite and going to hurt trump a lot. probably financially much more than any criminal court will do. >> it seems like it's over. >> gloria, in terms of rudy giuliani, the fulton county georgia investigation, i know you have some reporting about his granary appearance this week. >> i spoke with his attorney boxed 11 all i can tell you for sure is that he is going to appear. but that is about all we know. his attorney said to me that he made

donald trump winning. we will see how it pans out _ donald trump winning. we will see how it pans out coming - see how it pans out coming hours. johnget some of the day's other news: campaigning is officially underway ahead of 0ctober�*s presidential elections in brazil, that will see the right—wing incumbent, jair bolsonaro, take on the left—wing former leader, luiz inacio lula da silva. mr bolsonaro addressed supporters at a rally injuiz de fora, where he was stabbed in the run—up to the 2018 vote. the head of the united nations, antonio guterres, is to visit ukraine on thursday to meet president zelensky and the turkish president. mr guterres last visited ukraine in april, when he witnessed some of the destruction in towns previously occupied by russian forces. in portugal, over 1,000 firefighters are battling a wildfire in the center of the country, which has forced the evacuation of several villages. the blaze, which has been burning for 10 days, was brought under control on sunday, before reigniting again. smoke from the fire has travelled 400 kilometres to madrid, blanketing the skies of the spanish capital. stay with us on

trump? >> absolutely, john, we've seen this tactic used by donald trump over and over again.uls frivolous lawsuits. he has oftentimes some of the worst lawyers in the country representing him. we know he has struggled to find quality legal representation. and this case is no different. in fact, the judge in this case, who is a trump appointee, has had to literally walk the legal team through this process of even, you know, properly requesting the special master. and we know he does things to just delay and deflect, because that is part and parcel of how he continues to perpetuate what is a big lie. and in this case, the big lie is somehow he was harmed, that he was treated unfairly. and also, john, i think what has been so revealing to me about this 36-page response is the efforts, the repeated efforts of the department of justice to work with donald trump to, you know, negotiate the return of these documents, and the repeated lies, the repeated efforts on the part of trump to conceal these documents. and we still do not know. john, why does he have those documents? what purp

presidential campaigns and the author of, it was all a lie, how the republican party became donald trump. and johnnation magazine, where he recently published a piece titled, can trump oust liz cheney from congress? john, let me start with you. it is understandably difficult for many on the left to give vic cheney, a man accused of war crimes, credit for anything. but as you tweeted, as someone who once thought dick cheney was the greatest threat, i have to agree with him on this one. you have been a pretty vocal critic of the cheney's in the past. explain that fact. you are on their side now. >> i choke on the notion of the phrase on their side. would i will say is that i believe that dick cheney should have been impeached him removed from office. i think he was an incredible incredibly dangerous figure and a tremendous damage to his country in the world. but at the same token, he is not in power right now. and his daughter, frankly, isn't done a lot of power. but donald trump is very much on the march. he is part of a u.s., and in fact, global effort to move our politics toward an extreme nation

donald trump that weren't about legal advice, it wouldn't apply. and then there is a crime fraud exception, which does not apply to communications between donald trump and john eastman. the judge says there might have been some crimes between them. so i think it's a bit of a distraction to talk about attorney/client privilege. but one, what is rudy giuliani's exposure? and number two, what is donald trump's exposure? if some people, as indicated, if they are thinking about racketeering charges under the georgia election laws, not just election fraud or soliciting election fraud, we're talking about who else is part of this enterprise. this could be leading to not just rudy giuliani but others. so there's a lot going on here that's beyond just what happens this week with his testimony. and what happens to rudy giuliani's criminal liability potentially in the state of georgia. >> hold that thought for just one second. greg, i know you have confirmed the giuliani news here and there is another trump ally, senator lindsey graham. there's been some back and forth here. he was subpoenaed. he said he's going to challenge the subpoena. a judge said no, you can't do

do those specific words create specific legal jeopardy for donald trump? i'm johnerman with brianna keilar, and judge bruce reinhart released several procedural court documents used to justify the search of mar-a-lago, providing new details and maybe a sharper focus on the president himself as a potential subject of a criminal probe. this is the document that was released and there is specific information in here about willful retention. in other words, they say he knew he had documents and he knew what they were. so this is all part of the argument over whether to release the affidavit justifying the search of mar-a-lago, prosecutors made the case for secrecy because they say evidence might be destroyed, but the judge set in motion the possibility of releasing a redacted version of the affidavit and that process will kick into gear as soon as next week. >>> and ludicrous, ridiculous, bs, those words and phrases coming from some former trump senior officials who are scoffing at the former president and his allies' argument that he had a standing order to declassify

what do you think this means for donald trump, john? >> well, to me what happens, and i agree with the others who have reached this conclusion, that it looks like trump is not necessarily the target, but clearly at this point a subject of the investigation. in other words, you wouldn't have taken these extraordinary steps of a search warrant of a former president had he not been high on the list of needing to know. he's not being looked at as a witness, he's being looked as as somebody who was involved in the misbehavior. we can't take it very far, but we can certainly take it that next step and i think that's pretty clear from these documents. >> so, bob, the big debate today was about the mar-a-lago search affidavit. we get that other document, but the affidavit itself. interesting that the judge says he is inclined to release the affidavit but a redacted version. he gives the doj a week to come back and say you better prepare for it to go this way, come with your suggested redactions, be ready. do you think this is the right call, bob

should be addressed and to say that donald trump is the problem, i think she's -- to your point, democrats determination to drive a narrative on donald trump. think of johnain, they loved him too. once john mccain ran for president, they threw him out and attacked him! where was the media saying joe manchin -- we love joe manchin supporting democracy. he start up the democrats but oh gosh, we've got a republican and i will stand up to other republicans in there for democracy, they've got courage. it's all garbage. >> couple things, the inflation reduction act and duly noted you did not want to talk about it. [laughter] >> up next, teachers union -- that's not the big lie. teachers union and accused of being more focused on woke agendas in the classroom then on national shortage of teachers. ♪ ♪ alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need... and a blowtorch. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #6 the boss. pepperoni kicks it off with meatballs sm

>>> what we know so far about the plot to assassinate, you heard it, assassinate former donald trump adviser johnsident trump sitting for a deposition in a new york civil investigation but pleading fifth to all of the attorney general's questions. we're looking at what comes next as the ag wraps up her investigation. >>> we're also learning new details about the fbi's search of the former president's mar-a-lago home. how monday's move was months in the making. and cautious optimism surrounding the economy after new numbers this morning hinted at the potential end to that sky high inflation. what it all means for americans feeling a squeeze on their wallets. with our eye on wall street in the final hour of trading. stay with us. joining me is nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian, also suzanne craig, investigative reporter for "the new york times" and former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst charles coleman. everybody, thank you very much for coming. let's start with this deposition. donald trump went to talk to the new york attorney general. he didn't say anything. ken? >>

bruce rinehart not only a corrupt left winger but he also hates donald trump as much as the liberal librarian. in 2017 he wrote this, quote: john, the conscience of america, donald trump doesn't have the moral stature to kiss john lewis' feet. and then he added at long last he left no sense of decency. so the judge who gave the go ahead to ransack the president's house is an obama donor with trump derangement syndrome. and he has so little integrity he just puts this all out there on facebook. so the fbi judge shopped for this guy who spends all day online shaming you for your white privilege. here is another thing he posted. >> take two steps forward. if you grew up in a father figure in a home. take two steps forward if you had access to a private education. i want you guys up here in the front just to turn around and look. we don't want to recognize that we have been given a head start but the reality is we have. >> jesse: you have the liberal librarian working with the corrupts fbi to get some radical fanatic crt loving judge to sign off on a warrant. to just raid the president's house. the president that they all hate. oh,

all eyes are on the "cowboy state" and a test for party and country — just how much donald trump still calls the tune. john watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll tell you about the pacific nation that's seeing a surge in covid—i9 infections, after having avoided an outbreak until now. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! _ czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 187 mariners who died aboard the kursk. we are with them now, within our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of morej than two—and—a—half million peoriie in his _ hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us," chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well," joked the pope, "so you wan

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national archives letter, it was first obtained by another news site, right-wing supporter of donald trump, john solomon, but then the national archives produced that letter on its website in full, and it reveals a lot, and it showed that it was from an official. it showed the whole process, and it made you understand a little bit more about what they were doing to get these documents back. these emails that the "times" and the "post" cite, it would be nice to see those as well. just to understand, as ken was saying, and as harry was saying, the process behind everything the government did to try and convince donald trump to voluntarily comply. >> i think it would be helpful to see those documents, and in particular, there's one document i'm really looking to see whether it exists and what it says. i think ken referred to it earlier. it's the statement that has been reported by both "the washington post" and "the new york times" that was purportedly drafted by evan corcoran, one of trump's lawyers, and signed by another, christina bobb. that statement was reportedly signed when the fbi agents ca

trump administration official john gibbs. gibbs is also an election denier. >> do you believe donald trump should still be in office? >> do you believe he won the election? >> i do, cres. >> gibbs won by fewer than 4,000 votes. he spent $334,000 of his campaign, but the democratic congressional campaign committee or dccc spent 435,000 boosting gibbs ties to donald trump and they even created a television ad. >> john gibbs is too conservative for west michigan. hand picked by trump to run for congress gibbs called trump, the greatest president, and worked in trump's administration with ben carson. gibbs has promised to push that same conservative agenda in congress, a hard line against immigrants at the border and the gibbs-trump agenda is too conservative for west michigan. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> some analysts say that ad actually helped gibbs with some republican voters. that's because it advertises the candice's support for trump which could encourage trump supporters to show up at the primary. and gibbs is not the only election denier getting help from democrats. the transpare

and we live in a world where federal judge also said donald trump and john eastman likely committed feloniese other crown jewel of our democracy, which is the transition of power, that it be peaceful, that the electoral count is not something all of us google and know what it is. both things can be true. he can be under criminal scrutiny and the search yesterday could pertain to a very narrow question of what classified materials are in his possession and what the hell he's doing with them, and why they had to take his safe as well, okay? but it is also true that we have spent 18 months learning about, as a country, his role in a criminal conspiracy to overturn the government he ostensibly led on january 6th, 2021. so, i think both things are true, and we're not in the room, but i've been in those rooms. frankly, when you're in a white house, you have nothing to do with criminal investigations at the highest levels, but no one that you have had on, you know, has suggested that merrick garland, lisa monaco, wouldn't have been involved in green lighting this decision to go in and search mar-a-

all eyes are on the "cowboy state" and a test for party and country — just how much donald trump still calls the tune. johnstant and theatre star darius danesh has died at the age of 41. # and #and i, i # and i, i must confess, i still believe # still believe. he rose to fame when he gave this memorable audition singing baby one more time for the show popstars into thousand and one before finishing third in pop idol the following year. at? idol the following year. ii" nobody said you idol the following year. 32?" nobody said you would be so beautiful. after turning down the offer of a record deal with the entrepreneur and record executive simon cowell, his debut single colourblind went straight to the top of the charts — and he went on to forge a successful stage career performing in west end shows including chicago and guys and dolls. our reporter gareth barlow joins me now from our london newsroom. he has been looking into this story for us. as i understand it, tributes have been pouring in and there has been widespread shock at his death. what have people been saying? a lot of shock and sadness from fan

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donald trump last year. this is a small amount of voting but this is his challenger, john, gibbs backed by donald trump. we have both from one of the three counties that come in partial votes from ottawa county. now you can see my are down by about 2 to 1. there's not a ton of votes but so far the only house republican voted where to impeach trump, who's running a primary, that trump's gotten involved in, lost big. so this is a test. here >> meyer has not backed down once. this is a guy who has how to his position, he has not bet to political will or win. whether he wins or loses tonight, peter meijer will form a piece of history in the next book you're right. or anybody who writes about what it was like to be a republican in the 2020 election and beyond. >> there are three of us tonight. there are through a publicans who voted to impeach trump. in primaries tonight. none of them have walked away from that out. and after tonight, there is one more to come. it'll be two weeks from tonight. in wyoming. and i will be liz cheney. >> state, we will stay very close to each other this evening. take my. friend

john wayne, not evangelical. not known as the poster boy of family values at all and it is reminiscent of donald trump obviously as well. and there's something else john wayne does. in his movies he represented the good guy with a gun. the white man who brought order through violence and in his greatest hits, doing nonwhite populations,the mexicans, the vietnamese and native americans . and that's what he came to symbolize. during this critical moment in the 1960s and 1970s in particular and he's popular more as a cowboy hero in the cold war era and increasingly came to symbolize this rugged traditional even retrograde white masculine power. and he did so on screen he did so offscreen as well and he was a strong proponent of conservative politics, of barry goldwater, phyllis schlafly and his close friend ronald reagan . he was quite racist and very pro-law and order. anti-the. so he embodies this ideology in so many ways. and that's the john wayne that evangelicals overtime came to know and love and how that in eric texas's words, we all know john wayne is the icon of american masculinity. that's just taken for gr

john bolton, who served under former president donald trump, and this was allegedly in retaliation for the u. s. airstrikes that took place in january of 2020. that took out general custom solar money in baghdad. now, what we know about this is that the legibly this plot was to go down somewhere in washington dc. or even in the us state of maryland. just north of here, obviously this was not the case that this did not occur, but again, the suspect remains at large. still, these charges are now under way. and officials are now looking for this individual . and kimberly, how is john bolton reacted to the news? well, he has reacted in a statement saying that he is grateful to us authorities for supporting this plot for a laying these charges, but also highlighting that in his view this underscores what he believes the is an ongoing. and he says growing threat to the united states and the larger region of, or ron. and so this is something that the, the, the former national security advisory, well, he was serving in the us ration of donald trump continually pointed to we should also point o

regard is suspected of being part of a plan to kill former us national security advisor, john bolton, and donald trump's property business under scrutiny. but the former president refused to be questioned on the old. ah. hello there, good to have your company. there are growing fears over the fate of europe's biggest nuclear power station. the russian occupied sapp parisha plant in southern ukraine has come under a tag several times over the past week, the ukrainians. a warning that the russians are preparing to connect the facility with crimea, which they amex back in 2014. he, a nuclear watchdog, is warning of a nuclear disaster. john hendern report snapped from keith petro coach and says, ukraine's apparition, nuclear plant faces serious danger of radioactive milk down. he says, he believes the russian military occupying the plant is shelling it to disconnect it from the ukrainian power grid and reconnect it to a power system in russian controlled crimea. taking all the power with it. they have already cut 3 of the 4 connections to the ukranian grid, he says, and if they sever the 4th, that poses a s

democrats, it's helping the republicans and more specifically donald trump and donald trump backed republicans that are running in the midterm. >> johnt know if that's at the fbi or mar-a-lago. this was done for impact in this court filing. causing president trump, former president trump to fire back on truth social to say: terrible the way the fbi, during the raid of mar-a-lago, threw documents haphazardly all over the floor, perhaps pretending it was me that did it and started taking pictures for the public to see. i thought they wanted to keep it secret. luck i didn't declassified. trump maintains he declassified these documents. the doj and fbi say no, they weren't declassified. you can have that argument but does this amount to obstruction of justice and could the president face charges? >> ben: well, i think that everything we have in terms of signals from the top levels of the doj and from what we know to this point suggests that they are burial barreling or stumbling their way towards charging the president. i fowptiond that picture to be particularly embarrassing. their choice of trying to push it forward if it was meant as

don't seem or look to the pollsters as would be trump voters are going to vote for donald trump maybe even ted cruz or john mccain. they are going to vote for donald trump because he is the political outsider and businessman making these promises and showing up in your community. here's something else trump is doing. when he campaigned in every nook and cranny the national media missed it.nd they were saying how long is it going to say fake news giving interviews to print and reporters manning if he had yolived there if you are in michigan you will have interviews with him to get you through the week. i think they missed that and what i noticed was he was willing to take his message directly to the peopling of the people were showing up so he transformed the way the y political campaigning happens. it definitely got cut off in 2020 because of course it prevented him from doing a lot of that campaigning but when i said to the undercover voter it's not people feeling they are embarrassed to say they were for donald trump but hispanics and african-americans and young people and people who had never voted or h

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he even promoted this statement, quote, donald trump doesn't have the morale statue to can i say john lewis's feet. moral stature. we're getting lectured by a judge that defended jeffrey epstein's accomplices. you can't make this up. seriously. and get this, the judge formally recused himself during a suit between donald trump and hillary clinton. we have full days on that and much more with john solomon tonight. by the way, why would the fbi go to a low level judge magistrate not appointed by a president, not confirmed by the senate, to such a high level case. and why would the fbi send 40 agents to storm mar-a-lago for a national archives request, when they were already invited in? we'll give you more details on this in a second. trump's office had already been working to get these documents in the right place. in fact, we have the document. if february, the national archives, they released a statement. it's even on their web site if you want to look at it noting that the former president cooperation 15 boxes were transferred to the archives months ago, other boxes of interest were

have breaking news from the justice department about an iranian plot to kill donald trump's former national security advisor john's get back to news. nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent. ken, what do we know? >> jose, this was just announced minutes ago and we're still digesting the court documents. the justice department indicted a person they say is a member of iran's kuds force, the revolutionary guard special operations force and charged that person with participaing in iranian plot to try to kill john bolton, former u.s. national security advisor john bolton in retaliation for his involvement in the strike that killed solomon. they thanked him for tracking the threat and put to american citizens. he said not much can be said publicly, one point is disputable, iran's rulers are liars and terrorists of the united states. this is a plot that spanned the end of last year through even into the spring and this iranian person who is not in custody as i understand it was communicating with a confidential human source of someone working with the fbi which is how they got on to this plot among other ways.

donald trump story? stiffing contractors is something that goes back decades. john eastman may get himself indicted, but donald trump is still not gonna pay his legal fees. >> thank you alex. thank you jeffrey. he's making deals on environment, gun, safety but his approval rating is still only a 36%. what gives?? ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. ♪ meta portal go. look professional. ♪ even if you don't feel it. meta portal. the smart video calling device... - right on time! - of course. that makes work from home work for you. so, shall we get started? - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to g

donald trump. her main aim would be to split the republican vote byjust enough of a margin to deny donald trump another crack at the presidency himself.- trump another crack at the presidency himself. johnpresidency himself. john, thank you very much _ presidency himself. john, thank you very much indeed. - president biden has signed into law the biggest ever investment to fight climate change in the us. the bill, known as the inflation reduction act, includes more than $400 billion of new spending. it also contains reforms to the price of prescription drugs and introduces higher taxes for some businesses. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. it was a long time incoming, a hugely ambitious plan to tackle climate change that the democrats struggled to get through congress. with opposition in their own ranks, it recently seemed impossible but now the inflation reduction act is a reality, signed into law byjoe biden at the white house. his biggest achievement in office. the new law includes more than $400 billion in new spending, big corporations will pay higher taxes. include support for solar energy, tax credits to help americans buy electric cars and rebates for families

and national security advisor john bolton. donald trump refuses to answer questions. android in new york is that of a long running investigation into his business dealings. russia is accused of stealing electricity from ukraine by connecting the separation nuclear plants to crimea. and remembering the voice of palestine as straight in ramallah is renamed. to honor al jazeera journalists, serene abu at play. and in sports, it's official. the african super league has been launched. $24.00 of the continents best clubs will compete for a $100.00 in price money. ah, welcome to the program. the us justice department says it's charged a member of a ron's revolutionary god in connection with a plan to murder format, trump administration, national security advisor, john bolton, shirad, poor savvy is wanted by the f. b, i on charge is related to the alleged murder of a high. a plot prosecutor said this game was likely in retaliation to the january 2020 strike that killed the head of runs. a late l could force got some solid money . we face a rising threat from authoritarian regimes who seek to rea

john vause. this is cnn newsroom. donald trump's perch on the republican party has climbed its biggest one so far. an overwhelming primary defeat of liz cheney. the congressional representative for wyoming and the highest ranking republican lawmaker to vote to impeach former president trump over the insurrection on capitol hill. cheney overwhelmingly lost the endorsement and thursday to the trump backed candidate, harry take limit, who embraced trump's false claim that the 2020 election was rigged and it was a sharply congressional action -- a defeat for cheney would have been unthinkable two years ago. she counted where the most political families in wyoming. her father, dick cheney, served as u.s. vice president. after the insurrection the capitol cheney began a self declared mission to ensure that donald trump will never again served in the oval office. a mission she hit once again in her concession speech. >> we must be very clear dye about the fed threats we face and what is required to defeat it. i have said, since january 6th

john mccain. it is now every bit as flawed as its standard bearer, donald trump. >> pat cipollone has gone from standing on the senate floor opposing you in the impeachment trial of donald trump, the first one to now cooperating with the fbi, presumably telling the fbi everything he knows about the documents at mar-a-lago. we are seeing congresswoman cheney come close to a microphone, but what's your reaction to where pat cipollone is now with his cooperation of the fbi? we'll go to the congresswoman whenever she needs to speak. >> cipollone is indicative of many people in the trump administration in that, they finally got to a point where there's a line they wouldn't cross. but they crossed an awful lot of lines before that. he was one of the trump enabler, as one of the trump defenders, and we saw that during the impeachment trial when he told the senate there was no evidence of print quote print cuoco was being discussed. that's his history. at the same time, he wouldn't go along with it and insurrection against the government, and i think sure being brought in placed under oath by the fbi, he's goin

donald trump? the trump organization for most of its existence was donald trump and a couple of people rung around doing his bidding? >> so first of all, john donald trump is either under criminal investigation or going to prison at this points. so weisselberg has pled as part of this complex deal to that five-month prison sentence and $2 million fine and there's a separate trial in october on the very same charges against the trump organization and not donald trump himself and the contours of this deal are weisselberg saying 15 different felonies, but i don't want you to reduce my sentence for any testimony that we'll give specifically to donald trump, no deal. that looks weird, but that's actually the kind of deal and the kind of tightrope that people walk in mob situations because they don't want to face reprisal from the boss, but they also have to cut some sort of deal for themselves. the problem here as you're saying that trial in ukta october is effectively a trial against donald trump because he was running the trump organization for those years. so weisselberg will testify not against trump, but the trump organization and law enfor

donald trump story? i mean, stiffing contractors is something that goes back decades with him. and john eastman may get himself indicted but donald trump's still not going to pay his legal fees. >> thank you, alex. thank you, jeffrey. i appreciate it. he's making deals on climate, health care, manufacturing, gun safety, but biden's approval rating is still sitting at 36%. what gives? twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. buried in receipts, invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most? then get the all new epson rapidreceipt smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your documents and receipts. paper goes in and stress goes away. it's the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices. and it integrates with financial software like quickbooks and turbotax. transform paper documents like contracts, tax records, warranties, wills, even recipes, int

michigan, peter meijer, one of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach donald trump has been defeated by challenger john gibbs after democrats meddled in his primary. and you might recall that trump endorsed an ambiguous eric in the missouri senate race and one of the erics has won. cnn projecting eric schmitt will defeat eric greitens, the former president president governor who resigned in disgrace. >> let's begin with cnn's jeff zeleny in st. louis with the very latest. jeff? >> reporter: good morning, brianna. missouri attorney general eric schmitt easily defeated former governor eric greitens here in missouri. really giving republicans across the country a sense of relief. they had been watching this race with some anticipation and anxiety, fearful that eric greitens, the disgraced former governor who resigned four years ago in a sex scandal could come back and potentially become the republican nominee. that gave democrats some hope that they could potentially win the missouri senate seat. something not happened in a decade. but that did not happen last night. eric schmitt, the conservative missour

donald trump's name, katy. so he will have no problem, if the evidence presents itself, throwing donald trump under the bus. absolutely no problem. despises the man at this point. and the senate leadership has been john thune didn't endorse donald trump last time. i don't anticipate he will ever endorse donald trump. the senate republican leadership is a little bit different, save rick scott, who takes every opportunity to tie himself to trump. and who has also similarly criticized i believe this raid -- this search warrant situation. so you'll see a big split there between mcconnell and mccarthy, the two republican leaders who have taken very different tacks when it comes to donald trump. >> joyce, again, we don't know what we don't know. and so i don't want to go out there and guess what they might have found or might not have found. but i'm curious if you have a reaction to what jake just said there, which is that merrick garland didn't seem like somebody who came out and didn't get anything at mar-a-lago. he sounded more confident than that. >> i think jake is on to something here, and this is consistent with what we've seen from merrick garland and his goals for the justice department under his

grand rapids, peter meijer one of ten republicans who voted to impeach donald trump being challenged by trump backed opponent john gibbs. you can see now 60% of the vote, meijer just in the last moment has taken a very slight lead, it's only 515 votes. the biggest chunk of vote to come is in kent county that's where grand rapids is. that's meijer's base. he has had almost 60% of the vote. peter meijer has a chance of surviving this primary. it will be the first time we see a house republican who voted to impeach trump. if he can hold out of this little, be the first time against the trump backed challenger. meijer absolutely in this game, and that alone is a bit of a surprise. >> really really interesting. steve thank you for that update. we do have some breaking news. abc news is reporting that federal grand jury investigating the january 6th attack has subpoenaed pat cipollone who served as donald trump's white house counsel. joining us now hugo wo a white house correspondent for the guardian. what is the latest on this investigation in the news that pat cipollone is gonna have to testify for the grand jury? >>

whoever the john doe is. donald trump has just suffered the worst legal week of his life. the only way his legal life can get worse from here is for him to actually be charged with a crime as he may be, in georgia as we will discuss later in this hour and in washington by the justice department in what we now know is a multi-pronged federal criminal investigation of donald trump. this is the week that we learned that the ripest of the federal criminal investigations of donald trump is the one we now know the most about his misuse of government records including classified information. think back to one week ago tonight at this time. we had no idea that this investigation was underway. but one week ago last friday in a secret proceeding in a florida federal court a florida federal judge approved a justice department request for a search warrant of donald trump's home. and so at this very hour last friday the fbi had their search warrant. they had what they needed to go search a former presidents home. in the search warrant released today it says that the search warrant was

trump-backed election denier. i'm brianna keilar with john berman this morning. cheney was defeated last night by more than a two to one margin, the surest sign yet that donald trump still has a stranglehold on the soul of the republican party. for now cheney will continue to serve as vice chair of the january 6th committee and whatever the future holds she vows to do everything in her power to keep the former president from ever returning to office. >> two years ago i won this primary with 73% of the vote. i could easily have done the same again. the path was clear. but it would have required that i go along with president trump's lie about the 2020 election. that was a path i could not and would not take. >> it is not clear what cheney plans to do once she leaves congress. the woman who defeated her harriet hageman, had this to say in her victory speech. >> wyoming has drawn a line in the sand that if we put you in power you will be accountable to us, you will answer to us and you will do what is in our best interests and if you don't, we will fire you. >> in alaska incumbent republican senator lisa murkowski who voted to convict trump in his second impeachment

donald trump. trump is about exacted vengeance ana. trump's endorsed johnes, is kyler, who has simply 63% of the vote in the moment. again, this is only 5% of the vote. so we have a long way to count. but as you watch this district will, and republicans around the country watching this tonight, to see, even after the january 6th hearings, even after all this damning testimony from donald trump's own aides and allies, that knew it was a lie, the republicans still want to punish those who wanted to impeach him. >> john king, stay close, glad that you hear. here to help us, pat -- put into perspective a former democratic congresswoman abby finkenauer, cnn analysis ron brownstein and former special adviser to george bush, scott jennings. we've got i wanna, california, kentucky, this is the focus group in a nutshell. people pay to have these moments here. let's talk about these moments here. first of all, i wonder, what does it say, that trump still cast this very large shadow? his endorsement really that impactful? i wonder sometimes you for giving him too much

here's another one about the big parade donald trump wanted. he told johnly, like mattis, about his vision for independence day. look, i don't want any wounded guys in the parade, trump said. this doesn't look good for me. that is so insulting to the service of american veterans, especially those who are hurt and killed in battle for the president of the united states to make it -- it's about him, not about them. >> and this backs up reporting that we have seen that made similar points, like you were saying about his disposition towards authoritarian leaders. we know again from prior reporting that he was constantly questioning why it was that he -- why can't i do this, why can't i do that. it would be great if we could do this in other countries. you said if he does run again there's some fears that he would take actions as president that would usurp the generals and trying to get his own political appointees into those positions. but that would be a question for republicans on the ballot in 2024. >> when you listen to milley's language about the stakes he

in these ways reminiscent of donald trump as well and there's something else that john wayne does, in his movies, he represented the good guy. the good guy with the gun. the white man who brought order through violence. in his greatest hits, the nonwhite pop law enforcement the japanese, the mexicans, the vietnamese and native americans. so that's what he came to symbolize on screen. during this critical moment in the 1960s and 1970s in particular, he's popular in the cold warn era and increasingly e came to symbolize this kind of rugged traditional even grretrograde white masculine power. he did so on screen but he did so off screen as well and he was a strong proponent of conservative politics. berry gold water and ronald reagan and he was quite racist and very pro law and order and anti-hippy and he embodies this ideology in so many ways, and held up in eric's words and john wayne is the icon of american masculinity and that's taken for granted and then we go from tthere. you note that the vietnam wharves a "pivotal moment in the formation of emerging evangelical identity". could y