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to energize and captivate the party. political leaders used this opportunity to showcase their conservative muscles with hopes they could be the next influencer of the grand old party. ah, this year's convention will be dominated by 2 figures. donald trump in victor, a bond with c pack embracing the controversial hungarian president. there are questions. how far right has the party gone to? how do they view democracy in the freedoms there are once guaranteed by the u. s. constitution. former president trump, who has hinted about another crack at the white house, will be the keynote speaker in hopes to continue to keep his spot at the top of the party. but with poles showing that he may be losing influence their questions whether he has a support to become the next candidate in 2024. well d w 's, washington bureau chief in his poll is in the thick of it at c pack in dallas latch joint out. welcome an illness that this is event called a wake not woke. what's it like right brained or brent phill? i'm standing here like in one of the main halls where the vendors have all their stands and they sell t shirts. they sell heads this kind of awful lot of informatio

political leaders look to energize the party with hopes they could be the next influencer of the grand old party. this year's convention will be dominated two figures -- donald trump and victor or von. with cpac embracing the controversial hungarian president, there are questions -- how far right has the party gone, and how do they view democracy and the freedoms once guaranteed by the u.s. constitution? former trumps her buyer, who has had -- former president trump, who has hinted about another crack at the white house, but with polls showing he may be losingnfluence, there are questions if he has the support to become the next candidate in 2024. phil: our washington bureau chief is in the thick of it at cpac in dallas. this year's event is called awake not woke. what is it like? >> i'm standing here like in one of the main halls where the vendors have all their stance, and they sell t-shirts, they sell hats. there's a lot of informational material, but it is also a place to gather. on the surface, it is a nice and friendly atmosphere. they are in customs, but if you getnto political

is not the grand old party, we are the great opportunity party.d for freedom, we stand for everyone regardless of your background, regardless of where you come from and that is the opportunity that the g.o.p. is fighting to protect and uphold, but when you look at our colleagues to the left, it is due as i say, not do as i do. everything they say is for "democracy and freedom" every policy they have championed and passed out of the house this past year and a half has been anything but. they voted to defund the police to make our community less safe. they have voted to take away our second amendment rights, again, while simultaneously defunding police. they have an open border policy. they think that there is no problem with fentanyl to the one killer between the ages of 18-45. and as the youngest republican woman in congress today, i am supposed to be what they would deem a victim. they want to victimize my generation. but now we have people like me, someone who is the daughter of a single mother, someone who has gone from homeless to the house of

former vice president mike pence are once again showing divisions as wide and deep as the grand canyon. >> the party of lincoln, the party of ronald reagan, and the party of our favorite president, donald j. trump! >> reporter: kerry lake is a former tv news anchor who earned trump's nod. >> i think our policies appeal to independents, democrats and republicans. >> reporter: but karen taylor robinson, a business executive backed by pence, doesn't think so, arguing lake is too extreme. >> we must get back to a place where the republican party is about additional and multiplication. because on the current path that we're on where we're just dividing, dividing, dividing, dividing, and fighting, fighting, fighting all the time. >> reporter: the former president's preference remains a big factor for former republican voters. >> i love trump and all the people he is endorsing. >> i wouldn't vote for anybody he hadn't endorsed. >> reporter: 57% of republicans nationwide say they're more likely to vote for a candidate who gets a trump endorsement, but our cbs battleground tracker also finds trump makes regi

and the gop though, i think that not seeing that distinction between the grand old party and the extreme>> you can see white supremacy in america. no doubt. and we could say that, you know, all the democrats are communists. they are all ultra socialist communists that want to bring down our free capitalist markets. that is not true of democrats either. so when we allow ourselves to talk in these extremes, we polarize the country and bring people further apart. >> so sort of turning it around. what president biden has been trying to focus on, the maga extreme of the gop, they are now saying that you can't paint the whole gop with that brush, you are the one, mr. president, who is polarizing us, not the maga extreme. >> and i think that republicans would hope that they would be talking about inflation and economic distress right now, and instead they are talking about donald trump's search warrants at mar-a-lago and abortion rights being on the ballot. if governor sununu and larry hogan and glenn youngkin were the standard bearers, president biden woulddstandard. but he has the traditional

former vice president mike pence are once again exposing divisions as wide and deepals the grand canyon. >> the partyarty of ronald reagan, and the party of our favorite president, donald j. trump! >> reporter: kerry lake is a former tv news anchor who earned trump's nod. >> i think our policies appeal to independents, democrats and republicans. >> reporter: but karin taylor robson, a business executive backed by pence, doesn't think so, arguing lake's too extreme. >> we must get back to a place where the republican party is about addition and multiplication. because on the current path that we're on, where we're just dividing, dividing, dividing, and fighting fighting fighting all the time. >> reporter: the former president's reference remains a big factor. >> i love trump and all of the people that he's endorsing. >> i wouldn't vote for anybody that he hasn't endorsed. >> reporter: 57% of republicans nationwide say they're more likely to vote for a candidate who gets a trump endorsement but our cbs news battleground backer also finds trump support makes registered voters overall lesslie like to vot

donald trump was able to domesticate the grand old party so swiftly and so thoroughly that they havehim through two impeachments, as you said before, and even this. there was some fraying at the edges. this is where desantis is waiting in the wings, governor of florida, to come and and look like a less toxic mode of authoritarian. but a very good example is, the former italian prime minister who had dozens of corruption trials, six scandals for the -- he was finally forced out of office because of the eurozone crisis in 2011. then he was finally convicted. he was banned for running from office for five years. that is the only thing that deflated his personality cult. and it ended the power of his party. his party became very small after this five years because he had an enormous personality cult and control of the media. prosecution really works to overtime deflate that personality cult, including political elites. >> as always, thank you for walking us through this. still ahead, the mar-a-lago surge leading to a spike in threats against federal law enforcement. the new warning comin

that is the grand old party, indeed. joining our jennifer reuben, an msnbc political analyst and opinion writer for the washington post. kurt medulla, -- and a former spokesperson for the house oversight committee. and christina greer, an associate professor of political science at fordham university, she's also author of black ethnics, and editor -- of jennifer, i'll start with you, the gop hypocrisy. it's no longer surprising, i would say, but it is getting dangerous, no? >> it absolutely is. you alluded to the national archives. of course, the fbi had an attempted assault on their facility in cincinnati. and now you hear republicans talking like mobsters. you indict this guy, there will be violence. and that is just thug top. that's how they're behaving. i have to say, that old though the republican party, the elected officials are really the genesis for this, really hateful and dangerous conversation, it's the voters who put them there. and when these same republicans win their primaries, overwhelmingly and win their

public and it makes one wonder how, how, how has this poison coursed so effectively through the grand ole party yes, indeed. rusty bauers, we heard his torment during the january 6th committee hearings. initially said he would still vote for donald trump. he's now changed his mind and told jonathan carl that he wouldn't but even after all that was discussed in the hearings he said he'd still vote for them. there's one in maryland who is now the nominee in governor. a state like maryland could go in this direction. you're now in arizona, want to get your comment. arizona officials were warned from the "new york times." kell ward, the chairwoman of the arizona, the one who kicked rusty bauer out and said he's persona non grata and kelly town accepted, the state senator were said to investigation pressed concerns to trump's lawyers in 2020 about participating into a plan to sign on to the fake elector scheme. they feared the actions could be seep as trees op. they knew it was illegal. so you have people who in their rational mind are understanding things that will get them into legal problem but a

as she and ron desantis are aiming to rebrand the grand old party. arizona to find out if the rambunctious language will sway or alienate voters. >> east meets west. in a show of a united republican front. the headliner of this arizona rally, florida governor and possible 2024 hopeful, ron desantis. >> from the beaches of florida to the deserts of arizona, november 8th, 2022, is going to be the day that america fights back. >> to energize this phoenix crowd, desantis turned his political fire to the news in his state. the fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. >> they're enforcing the law based on who they like and who they don't like. that is not a republic. maybe it's a banana republic when that happens. >> echoed by kari lake, heavy on grievance, light on facts. >> then these people sent politically motivated federal agents to president donald trump's home and raided it. how dare they. >> this is the first large political rally since the mar-a-lago search. >> how much is that affecting republicans who are going to be voting this year in t

he said that in fact the information about witnesses, grand jury, uncharged parties, those people whocharged, all of that information will not be available because, of course, this is the affidavit that laid out the probable cause for that search warrant at mar-a-lago that was executed on august 8th. so this is all the information that has been laid out to the judge by the department of justice as to why he should have signed off and did sign off on that search warrant. so the department of justice has consistently said, judge, if this much of this information is put out there, it will derail our ongoing criminal investigation. however, the judge had pushed back on that saying department of justice, i want you to try to see how much you can reveal. it seems that what we got yesterday, the judge seemed satisfied with what the doj had put forward, so maybe we will actually get a bit more than we had expected here. it could be a lot of procedural details but it

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information about witnesses, grand jury, uncharged parties, those people who may be targets of the investigation who have not yet been charged, all of that information will not be available because, of course, this is the affidavit that laid out the probable cause for that search warrant at mar-a-lago that was executed on august 8th. so this is all the information that has been laid out to the judge by the department of justice as to why he should have signed off and did sign off on that search warrant. so the department of justice has consistently said, judge, if this much of this information is put out there, it will derail our ongoing criminal investigation. however, the judge had pushed back on that saying department of justice, i want you to try to see how much you can reveal. it seems that what we got yesterday, the judge seemed satisfied with what the doj had put forward, so maybe we will actually get a bit more than we had expected here. it could be a lot of procedural details but it could give us more inside as to what led to the approval for that search warrant and the what the underly

parties. the investigation strategy, direction, scope, sources and methods and grand jury information. that doesn't sound narrow at all. >> it doesn't sound narrow but i think, gillian, the most interesting in that laundry list is uncharged person. and i find some of president -- former president trump's public position on this to be a little bit baffling because that suggests to me that the justice department really just wants its stuff back. it is not necessarily bent on charging former president trump, otherwise they wouldn't be that concerned. the justice department always say they aren't supposed to put out information about unchargeed persons but they may mean it here. they mean they want their stuff back and they don't want to charge him with the records retention crime even if it has a classified information aspect to it. and if they don't want -- if they ultimately don't charge him, i find it difficult to believe that president trump really wants full disclosure of a document that we know a federal magistrate judge found probable cause that he committed three felonies. i can't

that includes parts that contain grand jury information, the identity of witnesses, and uncharged parties, and details about the investigation's strategy, anne-marie. >> bradley blackburn in new york. bradley, thank you. >>> california took a big step towards phasing out gas powered cars. state regulators approved governor gavin newsom's plan to prohibit the sale of gas powered vehicles by 2035. people can still drive and buy used gas vehicles, but all new cars, trucks and suvs sold in california would have to be powered by electricity or hydrogen by then. the plan still needs federal approval. >>> overseas now, as the war with ukraine drags on, russian president vladimir putin ordered a major buildup of his country's armed forces. he signed a decree to add 137,000 troops by the end of the year. that would boost russia's overall armed forces to more than 2 million. the pentagon estimates that as many as 80,000 russian troops have been killed or wounded during the six-month war with ukraine. >>> meantime, there are fears of a potential nuclear disaster in ukraine. after weeks of shelling,

parties. two, the strategy, scope, sources and methods. and three, grand jury information protected by federal rule of criminal procedure 6-e. so the judge here saying that the doj has sufficiently laid out why they need to redact all of the things they suggested to redact. and he is satisfied with what the doj has put forward here. we heard prosecutors argue repeatedly how any real disclosure from this affidavit would significantly derail their ongoing criminal investigation into these classified documents. so the doj had about a week to come up with what might be sufficient for the judge. they presented their plan to him by noon today. and jake, the judge here is satisfied with what the doj has put forward, which could mean that the doj is going to give us a little bit of a glimpse into this investigation. they had previously said if they were to make any redactions, it could make the whole document unreadable. when they made that argument in court, the judge didn't seem to be satisfied with that. so it's possible here the doj is maybe giving a little mo

beyond the grand canyon state, the direction of the republican party is taking similar form.he ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump, so far only california david vallidao. as for wyoming's liz cheney finds herself as she nears her august 16th primary. >> he's a coward he lost his election. >> reporter: cheney's father, took aim at trump in this new ad as his daughter faces trump-backed candidate. voters in wyoming are anything like those at cpac, it might not be close. >> she's done. [ laughter ] >> reporter: we might get a better idea direction of conservatism in the u.s. first there's a straw poll. then trump will speak the results released. >> kevin: should make for an interesting time. jeff, thank you. coming up next, the border crises hits the big apple after a bitter battle between new york's mayor and texas's governor. we'll take you there. palestinian officials say israeli air strikes have killed at least nine people including a sir militant. israel says it was targeting the islamic jihad militant group there's growing fear the escalation could lead to a w

parties. the investigation strategy, direction, scope, sources, and methods, and grand jury information. so now the question remains -- what will the doj reveal, and what will it tell us about the investigation into the sensitive material that was taken from mar-a-lago? this comes as we're also learning there is growing concern inside trump's inner circle that the former president's legal team is outmatched. sources tell cnn the former president is turning to outside legal advice, including advice from judicial watch's tom fitten, an ally that is clearly telling the president exactly what he wants to hear. >> trump should get every single document they took from him back. >> they're all personal records. >> we'll have more on the concerns about trump's legal team coming up. >>> but first, i want to get to cnn's evan perez live in washington for us tonight. evan, i know you've been speaking to your source at the department of justice about this. what more are you learning? >> reporter: kate, the justice department could -- that see ability to release this document right now. the judge obv

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speaking telepathically and usually does it on the telepromter and cory charged with grand theft auto and bail at $3,000 and party cash, cory is the exactly the type of florida man that will earn that money by catching pythons from a swamp. can't wait to see it. those bare hands right by the neck. just like my prom night. topic number three: a baby goat has been born in pakistan with 22-inch ears giving it the silliest hearing since the amber herd trial. she wracked up more than 8 million views on facebook and simba is a master at catching social media trends. he identifies as a he because of his goat wean and always keeps his ears to the ground and has become a local celebrity attracting people from all over the country and not everyone is celebrating his appendages and some say his ears could get hurt by scraping against the ground calling for them to be surgically removed like hear today and gone tomorrow. simba's owner won't allow the surgery and instead he's designed essential pouches to hold -- special pouches to hold his ears as he walks. if that doesn't work well, he'll tie them in a knot or in a bow and

beyond the grand canyon state the direction of the republican party is taking similar form among these republicans that voted to impeach trunk, so far only survived his primary contest. washington state has yet to cal its chief house races, but the rest have either lost, chose to refight or are awaiting their primary day. they find their selves as she nears the august 16th primary. >> his former vice president cheney took aim at trump in thi ad is his daughter faces a trumped backed candidate. it might not be cooked. >> i'm sorry to be so blunt, bu she's not. saturday is the day we could learn more about the feature an direction of conservatives and the u.s. first the duck with the president help one back in february and then trump itself after those results are released . a sneak peek at saturday's forecast courtesy of fox whether . >> here is your fox whether saturday forecast. i've got to tell you that again it is all about flooding as you look into the nation's heartlan and the northeast as we are going to see an active five day period as we go through this weekend and into next

jon, how, if you want a successful gaming business, you really need those bang up first party titles, take 2 has grand theft auto, which is the -- grand theft auto 5, by the way, the single most profitable entertainment property of all time, plus redemption. still driving a lot of revenue for those companies. take 2 is a company to look at if ea is in play, take 2 is as well. >> steve kovach. >>> let's bring in the verge editor in chief neli patel, good to see you what is the most important strategic trend happening right now in -- i'm not going to just say gaming, mobile and app stores are part of that, this metaverse nonsense we're talking about less and less, but it was getting pushed a few months ago as part of that too. >> well, first, i want to point out, and steve's talking trash on twitter, i'm wearing a cooler jacket most importantly in gaming, though, the big trend is where the money is moving. gaming was on track to become $191 billion business, people think it will contract to $188 billion. the piece of the pie that's growing is microtransactions games are free to play and you buy a lot of

of a concern party there, the tory party, but it was a bridge between academic circles, policy world, and officeholders. so, the ripon society said that with this grand pretension with trying to do something like that within the republican party. that was what we tried to do. >> and it was on a ten point scale, it was the group of liberal inclined republican students, entirely? >> yes. grad students. young grad students. whatever. >> early, when it was founded ... >> in was actually starting to percolate in 1962. and it finally, it really clicked when kennedy was assassinated. we really looked at ourselves saying, what are we all about? and what should we do? and we found a name for ourselves, which is ripon, wisconsin, which was there the republican party was founded, out of a whole bunch of different prior organizations, like the whigs, and then know nothings, and. such so, it had specific reference to the founding republican party. >> we have the disadvantage of not being able to see it, but i sure to earlier, it is a group photograph. i see a couple, i see david young who became a white house colleague. >> david was not that active, it was one of

to make large sections sections sealed including parts containing grand jury informati, identities of witnesses, and uncharged parties and also details about the investigations overall strategy, amanda. >> a lot of americans waiting fr more answers of what happened. s this a victory for former former former former president trump since the justice didn't didn'tt to release it. >> reporter: in a sense. he has been publicly calling for the release, but trump's legal team has not made the argument in court. it's media organizations pushing legally for this release. arguing for that need for transparency in this unprecd search. but politically, it might actually be better for former president trump if the redacted document leaves more questions than answers. because amanda, the questions and uncertainties surrounding this investigation has really allowed really allowed him to rally his base. >> it's been very murky to say e least. thanks so much. we appreciate it four republican ss started to enforce new laws to limit abortions. tennessee, texas, idaho and oklahoma imposd new restriction two months aftee supreme court st

argus to keep large sections of the affidavit sealed including anything with grand jury and identity of witness and unchargd partiesy, where does the n go from here? what's next? >> reporter: well, we know it's. it's not clear whether the govet is even confident it retrieved all the document in the possession of the former president. but it's obvious from from the arguments about keeping keeping this affidavit sealed that they want to both protect witnesses and also encourage future cooperation. so that is a a clear signal they believe there's more work to be done. >> all right bradley, thanks so. > >> let's look at this morning'sr top stories for you. new hope for bay area store fronts and office spaces emptied by the pandemic. it would allow residence developers to by-pass local zoning laws to transform unused commercial space into affordable housing. a separate bill would allow for market rate rate construction with local approval and if union labor is used. lawmakers have until wednesday to pass the bills. the bills. the governor has not signaled when he will do with them. > >> governor newsom is stepping p his

parties. number two, the investigation strategy direction, scope, sources and methods, and three, grand jury information. this comes as we are learning that there is growing concern inside trump's inner circle that his legal team is less than qualified. sources tell cnn the former president is turning to outside legal advice now including from the head of the conservative activist group, a close trump ally. he is telling the former president exactly what he wants to hear. >> he should get every document they took back. these are all personal records. >> more now on the release of the affidavit from jessica schneider. all righ . >> reporter: we could see the search warned in redacted formed at any moment and that is because the federal judge bruce line harts has ruled that the justice department must make public the version they submitted to him on thursday. now, this is a version that is likely significantly blacked out. but it still could reveal a few procedural details about why the search happened on august 8. the judge ro that the doj must reveal their version of the affidavit by noon on friday and

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cause, and that's it so necessarily, this means that at least a neutral third party found there was probable cause and a grand jury likely would too. but that's not the end of it we have seen with other high profile cases including rudy giuliani, the search warrant that was executed well over a year ago, no charges were brought. so it's the beginning but not the end. >> so we wait and see what happens next danya perry, our thanks to you tonight. >> president trump has been making the baseless and false claim that former president obama took more than 30 million classified documents when he left the white house today, the national archives completely debunked that argument in a statement, saying all of those records were unclassified mr. obama didn't take them the national archives moved them to a national archives facility in chicago and the documents have always been in the agency's possession, it says. bradley moss now, a lawyer who specializes in that exactly. republicans on capitol hill appear unphased. they are still demanding to know more about the underlying justification for the search the ranking rep

2020 election results, and a federal grand jury hearing witness testimony about trump's activities related to the 2020 vote. trump remains popular in the republican party-lago are just one sign of that. the former president is now using the fbi search to raise funds. the former president huddled with republican allies at his residence in bedminster, new jersey last night. they urged him to get into the 2024 presidential race soon. and one attendee from last night's dinner tells cbs news tonight that top republicans are preparing for a possible earlier than expected announcement by trump, jumping in to the 2024 presidential race, fueled by grievance inside the gop about what has unfolded in recent days. margaret? >> robert costa with the news in manhattan tonight. >>> well, back here in washington, an iranian national was charged with plotting to assassinate former national security adviser john bolton, one of iran's fiercest critics. cbs' catherine herridge reports tonight on the destroyed extraordinary details. >> reporter: the alleged murder-for-hire plot took shape after this drone strike in iraq assassinated top iranian general qassem soleimani two

parties. the investigation's strategy? direction, scope, sources and methods and grand jury information. but let us not forget what this is all about. it's about a former president who took boxes and boxes of records to his beach resort when he left washington in disgrace. the fbi found 11 sets of documents in that search. even after the or kais worked through all of 2021 to get them back from a president who once promised this. >> in my administration, i'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. >> hmm. well, hmm. and we've got new cnn reporting tonight on the terminal in trump world over all this. a source telling cnn the former president has been asking his allies if they believe he'll be indicted. and there are concerns. his legal trouble now seems worse than ever before. a source also saying that he is listening to people like conservative activists who got in his ear and told him exactly what he wanted to ear. it's a mistake to let them strong arm you into returning documents and returning records. there's even the report that the archives wer

parties. the investigation strategy, direction, scope, sources and methods and grand jury information protected by federal rule of criminal procedure. the judge gave the justice department until noon friday to release its redacted version. the government earlier today submitted, under seal, meaning we can't see it, its proposed redactions. media groups want the full affidavit released in the name of transparency and what has become a politically charged case. trump himself is not part of this legal motion to unseal but has publicly demanded full release. he posted on social media several times today he said the justice department and fbi are leaking at levels never seen before and i did nothing wrong. two weeks ago today, attorney general garland announced he was okay with releasing the search warrant itself. but had limited information. the full affidavit ordinarily would show what crimes federal prosecutors are eyeing. again, the deadline is noon tomorrow. the trump legal team in front of another federal judge must provide more information about why they want a third party, neutral arbiter ca

grande mayor villareal. we keep hearing from border mayers from both political parties. seen, whether it's the major of washington d.c. and the mayor of new york city, they champion for people to come into our country illegally, but as soon as they step into their city or towns, it's the end of the world. they have seen first hand that this is a tough situation for everyone involved, isn't it? >> hey, listen, not a single mayor or governor in america should have to deal with this national issue on their own. the fact is, we do need a requiring national coordinated response to better address the flow of migrants while their claims are pending. unfortunately, our broken immigration system is really what is at full display here. the united states of america, the greatest country in the world lacks the political will to address immigration reform. instead, what do we have? democrats and republicans engaging in asinine political mudslinging. what we really need is a comprehensive immigration reform to address these issues. we've been dealing with this for decades. it's not go

grand jury. and they embraced donald trump's election lies. now the republican party's nominees, steve kornacki breaks down more of tuesday's election results at the big board. we'll be right back. 'll be righ. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. you're taking a look at the white house here as we are awaiting this announcement from the president in w

the democratic party finally came together in a way they almost never do. it was a grand compromise between the progressives and the conservatives. if either side had stuck to their red lines and ignored the other side, they would have ended up with worse than nothing. in that case, the world burns up, but instead both sides modified what they wanted and ran with the best deal they could get. can this be a template for america's polarized politics and society? has anyone learned that compromise actually works? the sad thing i've got to admit is this bill was designed to help the world survive climate change. but still there was not one republican that signed on to it, not one. if both parties don't take note of what the democrats just did and begin looking at their colleagues across the aisle in the same way, the u. s. is gonna end up, paralyzed over and over and over. and that's the bottom line, ah, live and robust debates, a lot of folks when they hear the word refugee think stranger, they think other law literally stuck in these camps. it's regardless of your range the

and a federal grand jury hearing witness testimony about trump's activities related to the 2020 vote. trump remains popular in the republican party. supporters outside mara-a-lago are just one sign of that. the former president is now using the f.b.i. search to raise funds. the former president huddled with republican allies at his residence in bedminster, new jersey, last night. they urged him to get into the 2024 presidential race soon. and one attendee from last night's dinner tells cbs news tonight that top republicans are preparing for a possible, earlier-than-expected announcement by trump jumping into the 2024 presidential race, fueled by grievance inside the g.o.p. about what has unfolded in recent days. margaret. >> brennan: robert costa with the news in manhattan tonight. well, back here in washington, an iranian national was charged with plotting to assassinate former national security adviser john bolton, one of iran's fiercest critics. cbs' catherine herridge reports tonight on the extraordinary details. >> reporter: the alleged murder-for-hire plot took shape after this drone strike in iraq assass napted top iranian

and the fact that joe biden now is headed to pennsylvania and he will be looking to grand the democrats as the partysolutely agree there that this is a conversation about the base, the republican base has moved so far to the right. now we see republicans really scrambling to kind of come up with a message that's unifying and somewhat cohesive and moderate, and they cannot. we look at some of these senate races where the more extremist republican candidate won the primary and republicans thought they would have a senate race in the bag, and they probably don't. the fact that joe biden is going to pennsylvania, we know that this is his safe space. he's going to try to create not just a unifying message, but contextualize things, reminding parents about safety issues and concerns. you know, making sure we -- as joe said earlier, joe biden is not trying to take away guns. he's trying to make it such that we have safer cities. that goes with the larger law and order conversation. african americans, asian americans, latin americans, those groups have lots of family members who are in law enforcement, who

identities of witnesses, law enforcement agents and uncharged parties, the investigations gratitude, direction, scope, sources of methods in grandd -- grand jury investigation, how much of this document are we likely to see and could we still glean some hints or clues from it? >> i think the general public, based on what you described from the order to be unsealed will probably be disappointed in what is in this partially unredacted affidavit. i am hopeful that those of us that have experience with classified information and the like may be able to glean some nuances from it. it is probably going to reflect more about the information that has already been released such as in the acting archivist letter to the lawyers that was released earlier this week that gives us a chronological understanding of the discussions that happened between the trump team and the justice department and the national archives. john: i want to ask you about the letter. it was disclosed that some 700 pages of classified documents, some as high as top-secret, were returned to the archives from mar-a-lago in january. what context does that give to that fbi

grand teton national park in wyoming. >>> police in california are investigating the possible abduction of a 16-year-old girl from a campground partyy was last seen just after midnight on friday at a party of more than 100 young people in truckee, close to lake tahoe. the placer county sheriff's office says they're treating it as an abduction, because they have the no been able to find her car, a silver 2013 honda crv. in an emotional appeal, her mother urged anyone with information to come forward. >>> the country is mourning the loss of acclaimed author and historian david mccullough his publisher announced he had died on sunday he was called a national treasure he won two pulitzer prizes for biographies on presidents john adams and harry truman he is also known for lending his voice as narrater for "sea biscuit" and ken burns' civil war documentary. >>> days after kim kardashian and pete davidson's reported split, kanye west is up to his old tricks again in a since-deleted post, he shared this fake obituary for davidson the sources tell nbc news that west's social media antics put him in hot water with his estranged wife who was

sarah palin can make her return to the national political spotlight amid a party that has really come to more towards her fire grand the last time she was running in the national spotlight. then of course you look to the senate race, where trump has endorsed the non incumbent in this race, senator lisa murkowski, known for her independents street in washington. she's running for reelection against the trump headwinds. he has endorsed her challenger, kelly shaka. that is going to be another instance where murkowski is no stranger to tough races. she won famously and in 2010 reelection based on our write in campaign that she mapped. and again, this is going to be a moment to see where trump's power is in a state that he won by ten points in 2020, but that is also known for its fiercely independent streak. we'll see the way that voters ultimately decide in these two key races, alex. >> really quickly, anything seem like a runaway? are these super super competitive? >> look, in both of these cases, it is going to be interesting because you're probably not going to get results for at least a week, maybe two. that's what