eileen told us she is thankful for all their help. she and april are holding on to hope that the worst of the flames has passed and this whole frightening experience will finally end soon. >> i feel like, oh, finally, it is, it is taken a turn for the hopefully better and tell remain this way. i am praying. really praying hard. >> reporter: you can see the power is still out here in brentwood. we do not know when the power will come back on. we have had a lot of residents coming up to us asking when is the power coming back on? when can i go back to my home? when is this evacuation order going to be up. we could not give them any answers, juliette. you know, it is based on the conditions. as you said we are expecting more winds into tonight. the good news is today we did not see a lot of winds in this area but they, of course, want to be as careful as possible as we go into what is hopefully just a day or so more of these strong winds and then hopefully these residents can get back into their homes. >> yeah, just stay safe and patient

. >> reporter: eileen lives in brentwood. april, in pasadena. when the eaton fire first broke out last week, april was forced to evacuate. >> literally it was raining ash, like chunks, almost like snowflakes. you couldn't breathe. >> reporter: april got out of her neighborhood safely and came over to this side of town to stay with eileen. but the pal saids fire grew. forcing vem to evacuate again. >> so we packed up my staff, the dogs, and went to her place in pasadena. >> reporter: the two friends have been staying at april's place in pasadena since then. that's because her house remains without power, still right on the edge of the evacuation zone. >> i have hardly slept. >> reporter: eileen says, of course, she remains concerned about the high fire danger, but also concerned about security >> i don't want to complain because nobody should have to be going through what our palisades family and friends are going through. i'm not complaining, i'm grateful. but it is still terrifying knowing your home and everything is just sitting there, vulnera

yeah say it again the name eileen i and we give a second name to her marie because of marie.ie curie. and now my question is how to raise marie i, i did marie do have some advice because you said that was like unstoppable and see that she's little bit unstoppable now and maybe you need like just to raise your is a regular like traditionally what is your advice is it sounds like you've already done a great job. yeah yeah just you've you've been encouraging and expected a lot from her by giving her those names and it sounds though she's lived up to them. how old is she. three years. oh, three. okay. we just keep that going. yeah yeah. it's like, hello, my name is david. you spoke earlier about the unfortunately prevalent problem of people sort of saying, i'm interested in science. if we gave you the chance to start solve that problem. where would you. well, i'd like to think i'm starting by my writing books, by talking about science in stories that, feel accessible to. you know, with longitude. i really the whole time i was writing, it was the family, you know, because friends

eileen joins us now, good morning, i am so sorry, everything happening to you and your family.res burned, only 3% contained, 13,000 buildings threatened and 8 confirmed deaths. what was it like having to talk to your children and breakdown what was happening to your neighborhood, your town, your city? >> it was difficult. i did tell my son eventually and he was more concerned about his friends that lost their homes and their schools. a lot of our friends, his friends, jacob and micah, his best friends lost everything. rachel: this is our neighborhood and it is tightknit from what i am hearing. people lost their homes. do you hope people will rebuild? are people frustrated with the government and what happened locally that they are like we are out of here or are they like no, we are going to do this again? >> no. our community, there's a saying, altadena beautiful. everyone is close. it's a small town and everybody knows each other. we have confidence that that we can hurt and heal together and rebuild together. rachel: where are you staying and what is happening to people who a

china's eileen gu and birk ruud of norway have started the new year with slopestyle wins at the laaxher first world cup victory in slopestyle since 2020 with a score of 81.22 points, after she was runner—up in laax last season. ruud, the reigning men s slopestyle world champion, took his victory with 85.54 points, moving him into the top spot of the men s slopestyle world cup rankings. and that's all the sport for now. i will be back with more a little bit later. israel is preparing to receive the first three hostages due to be released on sunday under a ceasefire deal agreed with hamas. the ceasefire, given final approval by the israeli cabinet after discussions late into friday night, is due to begin at 08:30 local time. overnight, a family of five is reported to have been killed in the al—mawasi area of gaza, a declared safe zone in the south of the territory. the hamas—run health ministry says more than 120 people have been killed since the ceasefire deal it was announced on wednesday. we also need to mention that the israeli police are saying that several people have been wounde

host: let's go to democrats line, eileen in florida. caller: good morning. as i'm watching the inauguration , the peaceful transition of power, i would like to remind all the listeners on all sides of the aisle that, four years ago, trump was too coward to attend joe biden's inauguration. he didn't go, melania didn't go, because they cried for four years they won. but they did not show up for joe's inauguration. if you remember, when trump won in 2016, even though obama was criticized and called names and accused of not being a legitimate president, he showed up for trump's inauguration. it shows you how petty trump is and what a true american and patriot joe biden and jill biden are. i just want to remind everybody that trump didn't show up four years ago. it should be important for all americans, because he lost. poor loser, didn't show up. and here's joe biden attending his inauguration like a true patriot. go out and celebrate. i'm on my way to a martin luther king jr. day parade here in florida even though it is 40 degrees here. and one more thing, i am

stephen, who's a consultant, is seeing eileen. she's come in and will be admitted for treatment.t of pressure. there are many, many folk coming into hospital. a lot of people are very unwell this time of year, particularly because of respiratory illnesses — so chest problems — and we're seeing an awful lot of flu in particular. this one's going to go. home in the afternoon. at this hospital trust in newcastle, there are double the number of flu patients as at the same time last year. and the flu surge started a lot earlier than usual. it's always really busy in hospitals just after the new year, but this time you've got high levels of flu and other viruses and now predictions of very cold weather. and that could add even more pressure in the days ahead. next week especially, the boss of the trust told me, with flu still a major concern and more people going back to work and school after the holiday. usually that first full working day is really quite difficult for nhs colleagues to deal with. the key is it's not over yet. you know, i think people can think it's over when you've h

en ena conferencia de prensa, el presidente electo se enterÓ que la jueza eileen cannon habÍa bloqueador el reporte. >> tendrÍa todos los detalles, eh? y el envolvimiento de el presidente electo en los crÍmenes acusados? eh? hablarÍa de testigos. >> la victoria llega con una derrota en sus problemas legales. su sentencia por los 34 cargos de los que fuencontrado culpable en nueva york sigue en pie para este viernes luego de que una corte de apelaciones rechazara su solicitud de posponerla. >> esto no es una novedad. esto ya estÁ pasando desde hace meses. o sea, el pueblo estadounidense en realidad no le importa eso. quiere que haya cambios sobre sus intenciones de tomar el control de groenlandia y el canal de panamÁ. >> no descartÓ el uso de fuerza militar o presiÓn econÓmica. ante la pregunta expresa de periodistas aquÍ en maralago,o, trump no se comprometiÓ a tomar ninguna medida especÍfica respecto a panamÁ o groenlandia, pero asegurÓ que ambos son necesarios para garantizar la seguridad econÓmica de estados unidos. >> changing the gulf mÉxico. >> ademÁs, afirmÓ que planea cambiarle

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la jueza federal eileen cannon rechazÓ una solicitud de bloquear esta publicaciÓn, aunque mantuvo prohibida y quiÉn no? en entrevista con la cadena fox news, vance opinÓ que los manifestantes violentos del 6 de enero deberÍan quedar fuera del indulto que trump ha anticipado. >> protested peacefully on january the sixth. and you've had merit garlands department of justice treat you like a gang member you should be part. and if you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn't be part and a lot of people. we think in the wake of january. the sixth who were prosecuted unfairly we need to rectify. >> en la red social x aclaÓo que Él y trump evaluarÁn cada caso del 6 de enero individualmente y los violentos, que segÚn Él fueron provocados, tambiÉn serÍan evaluados para recibir el perdÓn. melania trump ya tiene todo listo para mudarse la semana prÓxima a la casa blanca. en entrevista con fox news, dijo que a diferencia de 2017, cuando no se mudÓ inmediatamente a la residencia presidencial, esta vez ya empacÓ. melania trump asegurÓ que no siempre piensa igual que su esposo maybe some peo

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host: let's go to democrats line, eileen in florida. caller: good morning. as i'm watching the inauguration , the peaceful transition of power, i would like to remind all the listeners on all sides of the aisle that, four years ago, trump was too coward to attend joe biden's inauguration. he didn't go, melania didn't go, because they cried for four years they won. but they did not show up for jo

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so that a little of the interview that the half brother of the new eileen�*s terror suspect has beenthey are going to release some of that later which will bring you here on bbc news —— the new orleans terror suspect. we've also been hearing from some of the families of the 14 victims of the new orleans attack. one of them has told the bbc his family were given zero information about the death of 21—year—old tiger bech. tiger was a former all—ivy league kick returner, playing for the princeton tigers from 2016 to 2018. his brotherjack has been speaking to my colleague sumi somaskanda. obviously, it's pretty tough losing somebody like my brother. he was such a great person. he has so many friends. if i were to put an announcer to say to stand up if you were tiger's best friend, hundreds of people would stand up. it hurts, you know? that was my best friend. looked at him, looked at him, looked up to him for everything. he was my role model, my inspiration. all i ever wanted to do wasjust make him proud. he was so selfless and kind, resilient. my parents and my sisters have been pretty

stephen, who's a consultant, is seeing eileen. she's come in and will be admitted for treatment.of year, particularly because of respiratory illnesses — so chest problems — and we're seeing an awful lot of flu in particular. this one's going to go. home in the afternoon. at this hospital trust in newcastle, there are double the number of flu patients as at the same time last year. and the flu surge started a lot earlier than usual. it's always really busy in hospitals just after the new year, but this time you've got high levels of flu and other viruses and now predictions of very cold weather. and that could add even more pressure in the days ahead. next week especially, the boss of the trust told me, with flu still a major concern and more people going back to work and school after the holiday. usually that first full working day is really quite difficult for nhs colleagues to deal with. the key is it's not over yet. you know, i think people can think it's over when you've hit christmas. you don't need to be vaccinated, you don't need to worry about these things and it can run

the latest court filings including a letter from his co-defendants asking judge eileen cannon -- rememberwas unlawful. joey jackson joins us now. joey, good morning. is there any hope for the trump team to actually have this be blocked? is that possible or do you think÷÷the public is going to get to see this? >> reporter: so verything's possible, kasie. good morning to you, but certainly a case that jack smith worked on, a prosecution he worked on for a period of time. there's a public imperative to release it at least to congress. i think you may see its release with significant redactions meaning things that are taken out of the report really pertaining to the codefendants in the case, right? because trump is not going to face prosecution, and of course, the judge overseeing the case, right? said, hey. special counsel doesn't have authority. all the cases are dismissed, but÷÷we know as it relates to the other codefendants even though trump is not involved, right? there's an appeal to that, and ÷÷if you release this information, boy would they be prejudiced and÷÷how would they get a fair

stephen, who's a consultant, is seeing eileen. she's come in and will be admitted for treatment. huge amount of pressure. there are many, many folk coming into hospital. a lot of people are very unwell this time of year, particularly because of respiratory illnesses. so chest problems. and we're seeing an awful lot of flu in particular. this one's going to go home in the afternoon. at this hospital trust in newcastle there are double the number of flu patients as at the same time last year. and the flu surge started a lot earlier than usual. it's always really busy in hospitals just after the new year, but this time you've got high levels of flu and other viruses, and now predictions of very cold weather. and that could add even more pressure in the days ahead. next week especially, the boss of the trust told me, with flu still a major concern and more people going back to work and school after the holiday. usually that first full working day is really quite difficult for nhs colleagues to deal with. the key is it's not over yet. you know, i think people can think it's over when

noaughter] i do get up and i wander aroundk i giveay emotional support, but eileen is kind of like prettyond i am terrible at everything. she saidt and very clumsy. this looks great! >> jesse: your not really that effective.>> >> greg: yeah! >> jesse: you took 46 days offen her maternity, what have youpers been doing if you're not changing diapers and you're notf really helpfulul? >> greg: i watched everything taylor shared -- i watched allev of yellowstone, land stone. saqqara real. this is guy on adderall? f where did this come from?s this iams an amazing! >> i could probably use the one. about general physics. [laughter] pp. >> greg: i never died my hair. >> we have talked for more gifts >> in my going to slow? >> know, we are enjoying you opening these gifts before i have been relatively clean. this is a great! look at that! wednesday! that ieas a very nice.as t >> jesse: have each changed at all? do you feel different as a father? >> greg: guy said to me, you know why, you can no longer regret anything before the baby because if things did not go this way, it never would not have been.

realtime president-elect trump reacting in realtime to the three-page order from the florida judge eileenn saying the department of justice cannot release a two volume report that contains a lot of information about him. it is something his attorneys do not want released and here is his reaction. >> he wanted to do a report just before i take office probably so he will do like a 500 page report and it will be a fake report just like the investigation was a fake investigation. >> reporter: appointed late 2022 by -- he is spent more than $20 million on two prosecutions one involving allegations of dried overturned the 2020 presidential election and the other from taking classified doctrines to mar-a-lago for both cases never maid it to trial peer the two-volume report will first be transmitted to attorney general mary garland who will look it over and see if there should be any reductions. this is now on hold per judge kennan's order as he did with previous special counsel reports garland is expected to release as much of the election interferes report as possible to the public in the name

smith's classified documents case in florida was stymied time and time again by trump appointed judge, eileennon. then there's the d.c. federal election interference case that hinges on donald trump's claim that presidents are immune. a decision that landed in the supreme court. it was the last chance for a takedown in one of the biggest. cases of the year over whether presidents can be prosecuted. the supreme court dealt donald trump a victory. this supreme court decision had a major impact on all of these cases against trump, basically stopping them in their tracks. the american people never. like malicious prosecution. remember what happened to bill clinton? everyone knew he was guilty, but after all of the impeachment, they ended up siding with him. none of it mattered. because when you're committing politics through lawfare, through the judicial system, people see through it. on july 26th, the world watched the olympics opening ceremonies. you had lady gaga. you had cancan dancers and a bacchanalia celebration, which looks surprisingly like the last supper. all that was missing was liza

stephen, who's a consultant, is seeing eileen. she's come in and will be admitted for treatment.of year, particularly because of respiratory illnesses — so chest problems. and we're seeing an awful lot of flu in particular. this one's going to go. home in the afternoon. at this hospital trust in newcastle, there are double the number of flu patients as at the same time last year. and the flu surge started a lot earlier than usual. it's always really busy in hospitals just after the new year, but this time, you've got high levels of flu and other viruses and now predictions of very cold weather. and that could add even more pressure in the days ahead. next week especially, the boss of the trust told me, with flu still a major concern and more people going back to work and school after the holiday. usually that first full working day is really quite difficult for nhs colleagues to deal with. the key is it's not over yet. you know, i think people can think it's over when you've hit christmas. you don't need to be vaccinated, you don't need to worry about these things and it can run

the things they needed to submit and been a big big lift and want to thank you for that and thank eileence past, present, and future work on this last last week and more acknowledges with the department. >> (calling names.) >> and floated this idea and were the drivers that made this happen and executive director eileen and carla short and others and director dr. dr. colfax from the department of putting and the filling ginsburg and. >> (calling names.) >> greg wagner, controller and my staff and lots and caps for harder thank you, colleagues thank you for your consideration and thank supervisor chan for your work with the administration i know you have one item you'll talk about now and one of those items to the legislation and supervisor chan. >> thank you new mexico and wendy concur with the sentiment of urgency especially give in light of what our southern california counterparts are dealing with and federal support and yet having haitians and difficulties. so it is with recognize that with urgency we must extend those grant provided by our federal agencies. with the exception collea

. >> officer eileen swanson is with the east bay regional park district police. off duty.'s completed many triathlons, including the grueling ironman race, meaning she swims, she bikes, and she does plenty of running. >> my coworkers and my partners know that i like to run, that i'm a runner. >> and so trying to run from her when she's on duty isn't such a great idea. a suspect found that out the hard way on monday morning, when he took off from park police in this dodge nitro and went the wrong way on hegenberger road in east oakland. the suv stalled and he ran off. you can see swanson in this image from police body camera video. getting out of her truck and giving chase. no time to stretch. >> in this case, i felt ready to go while wearing 30 pounds of gear and tactical boots. >> swanson and other officers caught him after a foot pursuit. >> he was huffing and puffing. >> how about you? >> so i was i did a lot of adrenaline, so i was it was it was good. i was excited that we caught him. >> police found his handgun on the driver's seat of the suv. i've learned the suspect

the only things you look up right now comes up eileen cannon. but usually they are stationed up there on the hill looking downward towards the mall and it is spectacular. >> dana: we're looking at a beautiful picture of the white house and the inside of the rotunda. hogan gidley is somebody we all know sent a note to me the cables were frozen on capitol hill this morning for the flag. but now that has been fixed so everything is in place, bill. we have somebody very special to talk to next. >> bill: we want to move away from the capitol and bring in bill melugin who is at the capital arena where events will get underway later today. you have news. good morning to you. >> good morning to you as well. the crowd starting to fill in at capital one arena. we expect upwards of 20,000 people to be on hand here later today when president trump arrives. i'm told by a trump administration official that when trump gets here, he will be signing a handful of executive orders at this arena in front of this crowd. take a look. right over my shoulder here they

when you take a look at parts of north carolina, it is like eileen came through yesterday. are still out there the homes are destroyed. the businesses are destroyed. there is no rebuilding going on. how long will it take for california to come back? >> sandra: we have been waiting to watch live for this speech, the president's final foreign policy speech of his presidency. secretary of state and secretary of state antony blinken has walked out there. a live shot of the state department where we are about to hear from both of them. >> all right, let's listen in as the applause continues for the exiting president. [applause] >> good afternoon. if i didn't say anything, this would go on all afternoon for good reason. mr. president, it is an honor to welcome you back to the state department. on day 1 of this administration, you shared a few things with me. you told me something that we long discussed, reminded me that american engagement, american leadership is essential. if we are not engaged, if we are not leading, you said someone else is likely to be doing it and probably n

eileen said it to so and i just want say at the very end here i think we ought to do something like this again right? yes. let's get get one very much. i mean, you set it up. it's i would say it's been a pleasure. i would say go for research, educate, find out, find out all of these wonderful stories about this and credibly strong women and one thing that i think is really interesting is a journalist. these men really picked. wow. yeah. i mean, they exactly. yeah. this most of these women did not want to be in this position. and my god, they took on the mantle and they so many substantive things in a role that's unelect has no role. buck has no definition and. they did it incredibly for our nation and land and so many key issues like we haven't mentioned civil rights. we them mention every thing that they did in. terms of leading society, terms of creating bipartisan, entertaining like dolly madison did. so please keep and make this story as fulsome part of our american history and as possible. thank you and thank you to our panelists here. give them a roundabout applause, please. it's g

federal judge eileen cannon is allowing the justice department to release a portion of special counselack smith's report on president-elect trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election as soon as tuesday. judge cannon said to decide on friday whether to allow the doj to release select congressional members, part of the report that involves trump's classified documents case. the doj said it did does not intend to publicly release that. authorities say texas man was arrested in indianapolis on charges of stalking wnba star caitlin clark. prosecutors say michael thomas lewis said the basketball star was at vogue messengers and she told police she had been in fear of lewis and they changed her appearance in public for her safety. the oscar nomination have been postponed due to the wildfires storage across los angeles and the academy of motion picture arts and sciences said nominations will be announced on january 23rd. i think we can agree that is recall. we will talk more about the fires and the cost to rebuild it, coming up on power lunch. >>> coming up, apple shares appall

they've asked judge eileen cannon and the appeals court but above her, they've asked those courts to block the release of this report and jack smith responded this morning with a filing that says he won't release anything before 10:00 a.m. friday to give the process a chance to play out. it's very unlikely they will be successful in limiting any release on the january 6 portion of the case because that's not even an issue in any court in florida, that's in washington, d.c. whether they are successful in blocking portions of the report that relate to donald trump's co- defendants are still being charged in this case as this is appealed, that remains to be seen. >> my understanding is donald trump's team has had a chance to look at these draft of the final report we know has already been compiled and it is two-volume stick. we have covered this case for years, should we expect to learn anything new in this report? >> i'm told there won't be if any new facts in this report. the bulk of the evidence and the most persuasive evidence in these cases has already been put into the public doma

i extend my condolences and prayers to dan's wife, eileen, and his four children and step-children, and we all owe dan a debt of gratitude and we will all miss him. thank you and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from california, ms. chu, for five minutes. ms. chu: this week, i returned from my district in southern california which has been completely devastated by the eaton fire. in northern pasadena, the fire took our neighbors' lives and destroyed the structures that provided stability to countless families' hopes, dreams and memories. the fire has destroyed over 7,000 structures, left 20,000 people homeless, forced numerous health centers to close, and burnt schools, businesses and community institutions to the ground. ... this is one of six serious fires across los angeles, including the more than 23,000 acre palisades fire. places that served as safe havens for generations of angelineos and where community was built across the san gabrielle valley are now unrecognizable. the al at that dina community church, the mosque, the jewish temple, ar

so this did not end up in judge kaczmarek's court or eileen cannon's court.usly chose places where they believed they could get a fair hearing. and it is a no brainer. chris, of course, that an executive order cannot overturn a provision of our constitution. just forget about what the provision says. let's leave out birthright citizenship for the moment. there's just an imbalance here, right? that the constitution is our founding document and its provisions cannot be overturned by an executive order. so a president can know better, you know, declare that there will no longer be a first amendment or that the first amendment will only extend to actual citizens of the country or people who've been here for a certain number of years simply cannot be done, just as a matter of symmetry, of power. and i think that's what the judge was referring to when he said, you know, he can't imagine a more egregiously kind of unconstitutional proposal because that symmetry is there. that being said, obviously trump has talked about this for a long time. he ran on the idea of ge

has been a hell of an effective endgame, because from everything from the supreme court on down to eileen cannon, we have seen exactly what mr. glass has said. the fear that he is simply too powerful to be subjected to the same rule of law as the rest of us. what are your thoughts there? >> well, my thoughts are. i've been yelling this from the rooftop for now. i don't know, five years, four years. remembe, i was unconstitutionally remanded back to prison for retaliation because i refused to waive my first amendment constitutional right by bill barr, the then acting attorney general in the trump administration. is what the whole book revenge is about. so those people and i've been saying my the reason i keep talking about it is because i don't ever want to see what they did to me, ever happen to any other american again. and interestingly enough, the supreme court denied hearing my writ of certiorari to the supreme court on this important constitutional issue. can an attorney general, a weaponized attorney general, use the department of justice to incarcerate a political enemy, a critic,

mary eileen did it, too. just want to say at the very end here, i think we ought to do something like this again, right? thank you very much. >> [ applause ] >> i mean, at least you said it all. [ laughter ] i would say it has been a pleasure. i would say go forth, research, educate, find out more, find out all these wonderful stories about these incredibly strong women, and one thing that i think is really interesting is a journalist said these men really picked well. i mean, they really did. most of these women did not want to be in this position, and my gosh, they took on the memo and they did so many substantive things in a role that is unelected, has no rulebook, has no definition, and they did it incredibly for our nation, and led on so many key issues like e.r.a., we haven't even mentioned civil rights, we haven't mentioned everything that they did in terms of leading society and in terms of creating bipartisan entertaining like dolly madison did. so, please, keep going and make this story as -- a full

like eileen cannon has made very clear where she is and what she's doing. trump certainly has.e's doing. so at this point, there's no moral victory in sort of holding the line, if you will, for a time that we already know is going to come as if it's in doubt. or we can debate. but i really want to back up really quickly and just note how the word lucky has been used. but there is an enormous amount of privilege and power and resources that are being flaunted by donald trump and team trump at the entire legal system. i mentioned that at the beginning, and you wrote a piece about this recently for msnbc about just how the overall system of him thumbing his nose is also and we have it up there on our screen for our viewers to read the full part of it. >> but, you know, it's not just luck. there's an incredible amount of privilege, as the headline says, in the way donald trump has gamed the system. >> correct? like, donald trump could not eat enough four leaf clovers to have that much luck, right? like, we are talking very clearly about the concrete notions of having enough power t

mean, what did he think donald trump's lawyers would do once they saw this report, other than run to eileenso, once again, it kind of strikes me as one of these norms that that that has predictable consequences. and i would add, and then i'll shut up and take your, you know, if the panel wants to let you answer, you know, i'm pretty sure john durham didn't go to hillary clinton and say, here's what's in the report and do anything. mrs. clinton, you would like to say before i accuse you of a conspiracy, that i don't have any evidence put before a jury to convince people of. >> well, okay, a couple of responses. one, i would not i would not use john durham as the standard. we should we should follow because there's a whole lot wrong there. you know, i am not going to defend merrick garland and what he's doing here because as i said, i think it is just wrong, both technically and sort of big picture. i mean, there is not a snowball's chance in hell that this case is going to go forward. and so there's nothing about the mar-a-lago report that's going to in any way cause a jury to be unduly prej

and also the does does the order that eileen cannon set about what exactly the legality of how jack smithdoes that in any way give either side any different, you know, weapon? >> well, that was. >> on appeal. >> remember. >> aileen cannon's order. >> was unique. no other judge. >> had ruled. >> that the special counsel was unconstitutional. she did. it was being challenged on appeal. so that wasn't any final decision. but yeah, they're going to hold their hat on that to say, yeah, the whole appointment of jack smith was improper. so they're all improper. but these were career prosecutors. >> these were brought in from the outside. right. >> no, these were from within. >> the department of justice. >> and you asked if this is unprecedented. >> there's a. >> lot of precedent for the new administration to come in and put their own people in charge in political jobs, but these were not political appointees. >> these are. >> career prosecutors who have been there through different administrations. and now they're fired because they're not supposedly loyal to one man. >> ken, meanwhile, the act

. >> and by the way, you're calling her eileen cannon. i'm going to use that as well.i think that's right. okay. this fight over the release of jack smith's reports, can it go all the way to the supreme court? and if it does, will the justices allow trump to run out the clock? i mean, the typical trump playbook so he can then order them sealed when he takes office on january 20th? >> very possibly. and we all have to be afraid that he goes in there and everything, all the copies are there. there are other ways they could be lodged with congress. they could be lodged with biden, who can do things with them. they could be lodged with a court. but you're absolutely right. if the 11th circuit makes clear, i think on monday you've got you've got a green light here. d.o.j. trump can appeal to the supreme court. very weak claim, but can he eat up enough days while they consider it so that it's effectively done? because come january 20th, everything changes? that could well be his game here. >> so trump now has a new place in history as the first former president to be sentenc

what does judge eileen cannon's future look like? she obviously has certainly gotten on trump's good list. >> yeah i think she's on the happy list for him. >> elie honig thanks for always inig

what does judge eileen cannon's future look like? she obviously has certainly gotten on trump's good list. >> yeah i think she's on the happy list for him. >> elie honig thanks for always intriguing us, as you did tonight and this evening. thank you all so much for joining us. cnn news night