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ivanka trump now in discussions with the house committee to voluntarily appear for an interview. and in new york tonight, the news, two prosecutors who had been looking into the former president and his business dealings, they've now resigned. what they could mean. >>> the deadly helicopter crash at a u.s. navy facility. four civilians killed when their chopper goes down during a training operation. >>> a dangerous winter storm tonight. more than 30 states bracing for heavy snow, ice, flooding and bitter cold. into the northeast tomorrow. rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> and news tonight on the queen and her health. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we didn't tonight with the breaking developments involving russia and ukraine. tonight, the u.s. believes a full-scale russian invasion of ukraine could be imminent. the pentagon late today saying of russia, they are ready, saying, if putin decides to conduct this full-scale invasion, this will be a war of choice and it won't be bloodless. and that it must be laid at putin

reporting from the guardian says the january 6th committee is considering issuing a subpoena to ivanka trump own family to testify against him for the first time. joining me now is the reporter who broke that story, hugo lowell, congressional reporter for the guardian. i want you to walk us through the new reporting. what is the committee weighing here? >> that's right, so the committee has started the tentative discussions about whether they should go ahead and issue a subpoena to ivanka trump for her testimony and potentially for documents around trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election on january 6th, and i think i should stress that these conversations are still in, you know, very early stages and the committee didn't decide anything when they met last week friday for their all member briefing, but i think it is a reflection of the committee's determination to get ivanka trump to talk to them, right. especially with respect to one key issue, which is whether trump had been told by white house counsel in advance that the plan to have pence throw the election was unlawful, but then he

bottom line here is this, former president trump, ivanka trump, donald trump jr., have three weeks to comply based on this order with a deposition from the new york attorney general unless they appeal. we are obviously going to be watching for any reaction from team trump, from their defense attorneys, et cetera. we'll bring that to you live the second that we get it. but again, breaking news, you are watching it right here. forced to testify. our thanks to danny cevallos and tom winter for that. >>> and a lot more to get to, including our one-on-one with mark warner from the senate intelligence committee about all the russia/ukraine drama that we are seeing. >> and plus changing it up, president biden trying to freshen up his message to americans particularly on the economy as he just gets back from this trip to ohio. we'll talk about how he is trying to connect with voters. >>> and later, new movement inside the florida legislature which could bring one of two so-called don't say gay bills closer to a final vote. we have a state rep who will talk about what they are trying to do to

ivanka trump is reportedly discussing potential cooperation with the committee. former presidents daughter who also served as a senior adviser in his white house, was one of the many voices that pleaded with trump to call off the rioters on january 6th. there are also many reports that rudy giuliani is expected to cooperate with the committee. in his capacity as trump's personal attorney, giuliani was one of the most ardent proponents of the ex presidents big lie about a stolen election. we have also learned the committee has already interviewed former trump campaign spokeswoman katrina pierson who is subpoenaed for her role organizing the stop the steal events leading up to january 6th. including that rally at the ellipse, where trump incited the insurrection. and the committee also interviewed trump organizer jason food as today. all of these names are in addition today may organizers the committee has already subpoenaed. but there is one person who was involved in the planning at the highest levels who has rarely even been mentioned when it comes to the attemp

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investigators are also waiting to hear from ivanka trump. the committee had invited her to voluntarily appear tomorrow or thursday. this afternoon, chair benny thompson was asked about that. >> any plans for her to appear? >> we don't know. we make preparations but sometimes things slide another day or another week. [inaudible] >> as for the panels overall progress, since its creation in july, investigators have now interviewed more than 475 witnesses, received 60,000 pages of records, along with more than 700 pages from the national archives that donald trump tried to keep hidden. we are also following tonight the latest on the russian troop buildup on ukraine's border. biden has ordered about 3000 u. s. troops to eastern europe. late today biden spoke about his decision. >> i want to be totally consistent with what i told putin in the beginning. as long as he is acting aggressively, we are going to make sure we reassure our nato allies in eastern europe that we are there and article five is a sacred obligation. >> earlier this evening, bid

a judge in new york ordering the former president, ivanka trump, and donald jr. to answer questions under oath in the investigation into the family business. jonathan karl standing by tonight. >>> at the olympics, the dramatic turn. the 15-year-old russian skating star at the center of that doping scandal, falling multiple times. >>> here at home, the dallas cowboys reportedly paying millions to cowboys cheerleaders. a former team executive accused of secretly recording cheerleaders in the locker room. >>> and at the end of the broadcast tonight, they put him in the game. the high schooler who did not disappoint. you have to see this. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we are tracking this major winter storm hitting right now. 2,000 miles. texas, up to the northeast. 180 million americans in the path. snow, ice, freezing rain, dangerous driving already and ginger is standing by in a moment. >>> but of course, we're going to begin tonight with the very sharp warning from president biden today, saying today

a judge has just decided that former president trump, his son don jr., daughter ivanka must all comply >> and we have this new tweet from the new york attorney general, latisha james, responding to the judge's decision. donald trump, donald trump jr., and ivanka trump must all comply with this court order and testify before my office within 21 days. no one is above the law. >>> a short time ago vice president kamala harris arrived in munich for talks. >> cnn senior political correspondent abbey phillip is here to discuss this and more. what does the vice president hope to accomplish in these conversations? >> reporter: alisyn and victor this is a really important trip for vice president harris largely because of when she's going. we are on the brink by all accounts of a potential war in europe and she would be the highest ranking official in that region at the time. this is going to be an opportunity to speak for the united states government, to demonstrate that she speaks for president biden in a fast-moving situation in which the stakes frankly could not be higher. for vice president

but ivanka trump obviously knows stuff that nobody know else knows. she would have an extraordinary knowledge on how the day played out. and it's very specific, very vital question of just how far was trump willing to go to try to push mike pence to overturn the election results. and that again makes this question for the committee that they can only postpone answering for so long. >> betsy woodruff swan, as always, thank you. >> thank you. >> coming, up the spring courts got to -- fought for its existence. nearly 60 years ago. that's next. >> the supreme court did something shocking yesterday using some of the shadow docket, which allows the court to rule on an expedited schedule without explaining itself in a formal opinion. five of the conservative justices, including the three trump justices, reached in and ruled in favor of a flagrantly gerrymandered congressional map in alabama that will severely limit the state's black political representation. you see, black voters make up about 27% of alabama's total population but there's only one majority bl

a judge in new york ordering the former president, ivanka trump and donald jr. to answer questions under oath in the investigation into the family business. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: today, a judge in new york ruled that former president trump and two of his children, donald trump jr. and sigh v ivan ivanka, must testify under oath, within 21 days, as part of the state investigation into the family's business practices. >> i was a business guy. i was successful. i was very successful. >> reporter: new york attorney general letitia james is investigating whether trump illegally misstated the value of his assets to get more favorable loans and to avoid paying taxes. >> i spend millions of dollars a year for lawyers and accountants to do my taxes. i mean, they do a great job. >> reporter: but just days ago, the trumps were dropped by their longtime accounting firm, mazars usa, who said a decade of financial statements compiled with information provided by the trump organization, quote, should no longer be relied up

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i think the real question here is if you've gotten to ivanka trump, you've gotten this close to the ovalice, mark meadows -- gone after mark meadows, gone after others, soon or later they're going to have to try to speak to trump or seek information, do they subpoena him? that could be a long legal battle. i think at some point they get their witness list, they've gone as far as they can and go to the public hearings to share with us and share with the american people. but it's an extraordinary number of witnesses, 475. the fbi called this the biggest investigation in its history. this is probably one of the biggest investigations in congressional history. and the time frame for doing this, remember congress is not a criminal investigative body. it's not what congress is really setup to do but when they're trying to do it and the resources they're expending and the effort they're expending it's impressive. we'll see the product and see at the end. i think we'll get a sense of it when they do public hearings. but clearly they're building a case. maybe a criminal referral. i don't know. an

both ivanka trump and rudy giuliani.is the offense of january 6th. she was sent in once if not two times to speak with her father as the mob is rampaging through the capitol and to try to get him to call off the attack, to issue a statement to call off the mob of his supporters who are beating police. she is unsuccessful, at least the first time. eventually after time goes on, there is a statement from donald trump, not a very helpful statement, even makes another one after that. they want to hear exactly what ivanka and donald trump talked about. so right now, the latest we've heard from people close to her is that she is in talks to voluntarily cooperate. there's not an agreement on when she'll come in, on the term of that testimony, but it is a matter of discussing her. >> and you mentioned developments on the rudy giuliani front. explain. >> yeah, so also today, people close to giuliani let it be known that he had informed the committee that he would not speak against donald trump himself during his testimony, would

ivanka trump is in talks to appear voluntarily. she's the first member of the trump family to engage with the committee without a subpoena. she was in the west wing during the insurrection. reports say she tried to convince her father to address the rioters during the attack on the capitol. >>> the only law enforcement officer criminally charged in the raid that resulted in breonna taylor's death is now on trial. he fired ten shots that morning and is accused of shooting blindly and endangering a couple and 5-year-old sleeping in an apartment next door. his attorney says he was defending his fellow officers. none of them was charged with killing taylor. >>> there are signs that britain's 95-year-old queen elizabeth is coming through her battle with covid-19. she held her weekly meeting with prime minister boris johnson by telephone yesterday. that was just a day after canceling all of her virtual engagements. one report says elizabeth is, quote, already getting over it. >>> also overseas, a dramatic scene off the coast of peru. vide

but ivanka trump obviously knows stuff that nobody know else knows. extraordinary knowledge on how the day played out. and it's very specific, very vital question of just how far was trump willing to go to try to push mike pence to overturn the election results. and that again makes this question for the committee that they can only postpone answering for so long. >> betsy woodruff swan, as always, thank you. >> thank. you >> coming, up the spring courts got to -- fought for its existence. nearly 60 years ago. that's next. existence existence nearlyg a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause that's next. e dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health m

how likely is it that we get ivanka trump to voluntarily help the january 6th committee? o participate in this. we know that's coming from the former president. so it feels pretty -- like it would be a tough sell for the committee and feels pretty unlikely, but i suppose you never know. they're try to ask. they are casting a very wide net. what this committee is trying to show is this wasn't -- january 6th wasn't about election fraud or other narratives. this was about the president's pursuit of political power and it was about -- it was a plan that as you pointed out was laid in place. january 6th was seen by the president and his advisers and his legal team as this hard deadline to overturn the results of the election on really these false claims of voting and electoral issues that didn't exist. that's the narrative the committee is trying to put out there. whether that resonates with the public is another question. but in terms of questions about our democracy, it's important work. >> it's incredibly important work. let's follow up on that. what about breaking through?

respondents ivanka trump and donald trump jr. are also hereby order to appear for depositions within 21 days of the date of this order. the trump lawyers say they will appeal the judges ruling today. so, those 21 days might be extended by appeal. but in the paragraph, just above that order, in the second last paragraph of the judges eight-page opinion today, the judge makes a stunning, truly stunning, revelation, to justify his order. when he says that the attorney general has obtained copious evidence of possible financial fraud. the judge has examined all of the evidence that the attorney general has already obtained in this case. and a massive amount of documents. the only people who know what that evidence is are the attorney general's office, the trump lawyers, and the judge overseeing this case. in his opinion today, that judge has examined all of this evidence, all of it, and said, in the final analysis, a state attorney general commences investigating a business entity, a covers copious evidence of possible financial frau

and ivanka trump, must testify. they must comply with these open subpoenas from the new york attorney general's office and the family members have just three weeks until they go under oath until this is appeals or blocked. two weeks, and that's not all, you know, you would be forgiven for saying, well, ari, i have heard about thesis kind of cases before and losses before. but i have to tell you, reading this late today, it is a different kind of rebuke. scathing in parts. it finds that the attorney general has the clear right to put these people under oath, to question trump, ivanka, and don jr. given their roles in this company that has all these money problems and accused lies. it's a major win for the attorney general, and it comes after trump's accounting firm just cut ties and bailed on him, saying that whatever it had previously attested to or supported financially, it couldn't do so anymore. it's unreliable. that's another piece of the legal pressure and that's cited directly in here. we'll get into that with

>> we have to be careful as to frame the talks between ivanka trump and the january 6 select committee committee to testify about what she knows. what lines she woultd not cross. they asked for her voluntary cooperation so she does hold the terms as to what she be comfortable talk about when she comes before the the committee . >>> stay with cnn for more on pew tynes next moves. the trial begins for the police officer charged in connection with the raid that killed breonna taylor. with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure, after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wifi password again? here...you...go. cool. thanks. no problem. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. because i do. oh she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. it's my 4:05, the-show-must-go-on, migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere, migraine strikes. without worrying if it's too late or where i a

and ivanka trump testify under oath as part of the civil investigation. here's what we know. includes allegations that have already been made that the trump organization had inflated the value of many of its assets, various properties over the years. and they want to question both -- all three of those people about what they knew about those inflated valuations. now the trump organization has said that this is selective prosecution. and eric trump earlier this week even tweeted out a video that they submitted as evidence in court of past statements from the new york attorney general letitia james where she has commented about her efforts to investigate the trump organization, even when she was a candidate for that office. so they're going to argue this is selective prosecution, and their attorneys have previously said on monday that donald trump didn't know enough about these financial statements to answer these questions. well, the ag last night filed a brief in court saying that actually donald trump put out a statement on tuesday night where he talks about his financial st

the next 21 days the former president along with two oldest children that would be donald trump jr. and ivankaust sit for a deposition answering questions under oath part of the new york state civil investigation into the business practices. attorneys for trump's children released a statement signaling an appeal on their part is likely but a huge step forward in a probe largely focused on the money. those bank loans and the financial fantasyland president trump seemingly projected over the years for those loans as legal teams work through the valuations trump and the inner circle are dealing with the aftershocks of a story we brought you. perhaps rattled by being dumped by his accounting firm. it said the last ten year documents are not to be relied on as accurate. trump released a lengthy response with claims of how big the net worth really is and "the new york times" notes doesn't add up. not only does it not add up but ag james said the statement contradicts an argument made in realtime by trump's own lawyers. quote, trump's attorneys stated that he did not know enough to respobd to allegat

that is about ivanka trump.whether it's stalling tactic or real. how likely is it she will reveal anything substantial about what her father knew, was preparing for or did that day? >> well, i think it's hard to know what she'll reveal. she might see this as an opportunity to do some messaging for her dad. she's taken the more common approach towards this type of appearance, the imitation to speak. she's not going be flame throwing here and say i defy any jurisdiction. probably her lawyers will do some negotiating, identify areas she's comfortable talking about and she has a couple of privileges that they be asserted such as fifth amendment, even executive privilege. substance a little hard to say. i don't think we'll see a lot of fireworks just to get her into that conservation. >> thank you very much. i appreciate your time tonight. >> you're welcome. >>> next, our breaking news continues here from ukraine. we have some developments on flight paths and air space along the russsrussian-ukraine boarde. putin say

documents that were filed by attorney general james last month that it was trump's adult daughter ivanka trump who reported to the attorney general negotiated a lease from the federal government and associated a loan from deutsche banc to pay for it. ms. james is arguing that the means by committee trump administration described their own federal government condition in order to get the lease and the loan were both fraudulent. here's one example, as part of their statement of assets to try to get the lease and loan, the trumps listed value of apartments they owned including one that ivanka trump was renting personally at the time. under the option, she apparently had the option to buy that apartment for the cost of $8.5 million. but the forms submitted to get the loan for the d.c. hotel that very same apartment was listed as being worth $20 million. a few years later listed it as being worth as $25 million even though there's was an option to buy it for $8.5 million. attorney general james is looking into that illegal inflation of the trump family and the trump organization's financial situati

>> we've learned that ivanka trump is in talks to possibly sit for a voluntary interview with the houseittee investigating january 6th. a month ago the committee sent her a letter requesting her voluntary cooperation with their investigation. in this letter they laid out specifically what it was they wanted to talk to her about. among the things they wanted her to discuss with them was her father's pressure campaign on former vice president mike pence, specifically they wanted to talk to her about a conversation that she witnessed in the oval office in between these two men. they said they also wanted to talk to her about what was going on inside the white house before, during, and after the insurrection. they want to talk to her specifically about her efforts to persuade her father to do something to quell the riot and about what was going on inside the white house in the days after the insurrection. now, just because she's talking about possibly sitting down for a voluntary interview, it doesn't mean this is actually going to come to pass. it certainly doesn't mean that she will fully

. >> donald trump, ivanka trump, and donald trump jr. are ordered to testify. today's wild court hearing and why the ruling has a huge ramifications for the civil and criminal investigations. plus the sad collapse of a maga wannabe and what the trump endorsement actually means. new reporting on large clusters of miami voters mysteriously switching to republican without their knowledge. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight, at this, hour we are closely watching developments and ukraine and along its borders. as it appears, more and more likely that russia plans to invade that country. that imminent threat is the reason why the u.s. secretary of state, anthony blinken, appeared before the united nations to lay out in striking detail how that attack might unfold. >> first, russia plans to manufacture a pretext for its attack. this could be a violent event that russia will bring on ukraine or an outrageous accusation that russia will level against ukrainian government. second, in response to this manufactured provocation, th

the select committee has also targeted trump's eldest daughter, ivanka. asking her to appear for an interview this week, or next. tonight, the chairman was asked about that. >> i can assure you it won't be -- >> what can you tell us about the engagement with ivanka trump? has she responded to your committees initial letter? >> at this point, i'm not aware of any engagement. >> benny thompson also said the committee held a, quote, significant discussion on whether to subpoena the republican house leader kevin mccarthy, and members jim jordan, and scott perry. all of whom were invited to give depositions. >> you know, you have to respect this institution. you know, we have to see whether or not it's never been done before. if it had with authorities? so we just want to be right. >> earlier today, another committee member indicated the investigators are pushing ahead despite those witnesses who refused to show up. >> what we will continue to gather is additional information. we will work on the timeline, we will work on the players, we will work on the level

what can you tell us about where you are with ivanka trump?king and whether she should be called to testify. >> i cannot go to the specific details of that. i will say that the committee members are of one mind that everybody shows us their honest and truthful testimony. the supreme court has repeatedly said this. when congress comes calling for information, it is the court calling for information. everybody has got to testify. everybody has to turn over what they know. i have every reason to believe that she will participate, like everybody else will, eventually. people think they might be incriminating themselves with an answer, they have a right to assert the privilege. i have seen the fifth amendment privilege more in the past month and i can believe. i probably heard the fifth amendment mentioned more than the first amendment in my lifetime now, with all of the people asserting the fifth. we are interested in protecting the rest of the constitution, including the fifth amendment rights. it is the rest of the constitution that the committe

could we see them subpoena ivanka trump's cell phone records? >> for all we know they have been.t it really is is more than cavalier, it is attempting, it is a theme, a calling card of the whole trump presidency. also doesn't use email. it is an attempt to allude the creation of a historical record, and just these are records that belong to the people. that's the heart and soul of the presidential records act, and he went to great lengths to make sure that the people's records were in fact either not created or destroyed after they were. >> well, let's talk about some records that may have been destroyed, and that is confidential records, right, the president we now know had been made aware of that he took the boxes and the papers themselved were marked as confidential and he was told he needed to preserve them, taking them with him to mar-a-lago. this happened in the investigation, some 15 boxes of records taken out of the white house. my first question before we get to the legal implications this may have for the president is how on earth is that even possible and why are we ju

but trump, ivanka, don jr. p and answer questions or take the fifth. >> and on that note, taking the fifth, eric trump was also subpoenaed and interviewed by the same new york ag's office, and he actually raised the fifth amendment multiple times. i think it was dozens, if not hundreds of times, in response to questions. that is still an option for either ivanka or don jr. or donald trump. but it's not a viable one when you're talking about the scope of other litigation efforts or prosecution efforts, right? what you do in one context civilly might not be to your benefit in a criminal context, right? >> that's right. the new york ag tish james investigation here is civil. and when you take the fifth amendment in a civil case -- inference can be drawn. that is the fact that you took the fifth amendment can be used against you and can cause you to lose the civil case. but it also creates issues when donald trump must simultaneously face possible criminal indictment, investigation for example in georgia. congress m

thanks very much. >>> just breaking, a judge ordering former president trump, donald trump jr., and ivanka trump to give a deposition in the civil inquiry of the trump organization's finances by new york's attorney general. trump lawyers dismissed the inquiry by letitia james, a democrat, as a political vendetta. they're expected to appeal. >>> and tonight hillary clinton is firing back at former president trump, saying he is desperately spinning up a fake scandal with new allegations that her 2016 campaign spied on him. those claims based on a new filing by a special counsel. hallie jackson has more for us. >> reporter: hillary clinton late today in new york -- >> they've been coming after me again lately, in case you might have noticed. >> reporter: referencing the unproven allegations from some conservatives that her campaign spied on then president donald trump. >> it's funny. the more trouble trump gets into, the wilder the charges and conspiracy theories about me seem to get. >> reporter: it comes after a new filing dropped from special counsel john durham, who is investigating the origins

-- yvonne got trump -- ivanka trump?ancy: manu: it remains to be seen whether they get the test my from a number of people close to the former president. people who are pushing back. they have interviewed hundreds -- more than 100 witnesses, more than 200 witnesses and have gotten scores of documents from the national archives and these witnesses. even people who thought the committee, like mark meadows. they put fight it text messages to piece together what happened here. jones for the committee is being able to put this together and have a definitive narrative on what was going through donald trump's mind aired what he was doing. all the efforts weeding up to the insurrection. the efforts by the justice department overturn the election. and get the all done before november. it when november comes, house republicans are probably going to take back the house. and end this investigation next year. yamiche: meanwhile this week, president biden held a bipartisan meeting with key senators about his supreme court nominee. but

and let's start with bill barr and ivanka trump.on't think there has ever an expectation that the first daughter would cooperate but ba what about bill barr, what do we know about him so far and what are the chances that his cooperation could increase? >> barr is an interesting case. as attorney general, as you noted, he told trump and told other senior white house officials at that time that he didn't have any information or fraud. they were wanting to do an investigation, they wanted the justice department to seize voting machines. there were some reporters of trump himself where he explored the idea, and you know, bar told him directly that he didn't have any legal authority to use, he didn't have any reason to do so. and there were match machinations to install jeffly clark at d.o.j. and he would do what barr wouldn't do, i think they will try to work something out, i don't know if barr will, if there are executive privilege issues potentially, i don't know if barr will need a subpoena from the committee in order to do so. say l

trump and his family. they just got a little worse. a supreme court judge said don, ivankactices. what just happened, elie? >> john, it was a rough day for the trumps in court. important to understand, first of all, we have two different things happening here parallel to one another. a civil investigation being run by the state attorney general letitia james and one with alvin braggg and a.g. james. the question was a series of subpoenas that letitia james served on donald trump, ivanka trump, and donald trump jr. they said you should quash them. we don't have to testify. the judge disagreed. he said these are valid. you do have to testify. what happens now? the trumps have announced they will appeal. john, if they do have to testify, it's very likely they will have to testify -- and it's very likely they will take the fifth amendment. that's what eric trump did 500 times. . >> 500 times! >> that's a lot of fifths. . >> which the judge said eric did it, so why can't you. >> they said it's embarrassing. the judge said who cares? >> what have we learned of the focus of the in

the former president, ivanka trump and donald trump jr.orney general's lat at that james' office but all three are required to appear for depositions within the next 21 days. trump's attorney argued he is being persecuted by james because of his protected class. the judge said this, the traditional protected classes are race, religion, et cetera. donald trump doesn't fit that model. he is not being discriminated against based on race, is he? or religion, is he? he is not a protected class. there you go. in an eight-page ruling the journal also attacked arguments by trump's attorneys from all sides. he ridiculed trump's lawyers for claiming the civil and criminal investigations were moot after trump's long time accounting firm cut ties with his earlier this week. the judge likened that argument to the slogan like war is peace in the novel "1984" and former kellyanne conway's alternative facts. it gives the green light for trump, ivanka and don jr. to be deposed. trump has been ordered to turn over documents and information that have been su

. >> so in box number three, a judge ruled ivanka trump, donald trump jr.t from here? >> well, it's a big win for the attorney general for now and a big loss for the trumps. here's what's going to happen. the trumps will appeal up the line in the new york state courts. i think it's likely they'll lose those appeals then donald trump and ivanka and don jr. will have to sit for depositions. will they take the fifth amendment? they have the right to do that. but it looks terrible. frankly, it's humiliation for a former president to have to take the fifth. the other thing is taking the fifth cannot be used against someone if they're ever criminally prosecuted. the jury can infer the worst from the fact a person took the fifth in a civil case. >> a deposition is not a cable news interview. that's the truth. before you go, i want to highlight and extraordinary person. this week, former israeli support justice died at the age of 94. one of three pross who in 1961 tried as the man widely known as the architect of the holocaust. >> the trial when the person official

and his daughter ivanka trump. the trumps objected and said these are improper.eed to talk to them. the judge sided with the attorney general. now the trumps have to sit for sworn depositions. >> this comes down to numbers. this is an allegation that the trump organization cooked the books, right? >> cooking the books is right. we earned an interesting tidbit in a filing by mesars, the financial accountants. they put in a letter saying the trump org's decade of documents should no longer be relied on. in the judge's ruling yesterday, he found copious evidence, copious, that means a lot. i googled it. copious evidence of possible financial fraud. that's saying a lot from a judge . >> let's get michael into the consideration. trump has always framed himself on the expert on all things finance, taxes, his business, et cetera. listen to this example. >> nobody knows the tax code better than i do, okay? i know it better. i'm the king of the tax code. i know more formulas, more about tax abatements, more about taxes than any human being that god ever created. i underst

. >>> ivanka trump is in negotiations with the house committee investigating the january 6 capital riots. her lawyers are working on terms to have her voluntarily appear before the committee to answer questions. last month lawmakers released a letter asking the former president's daughter to cooperate. if that happens she would be the first member of the trump family to give testimony. >>> jury deliberations this morning and the federal trial of three former minneapolis police officers connected to the killing of george floyd. prosecutors say officers did nothing when floyd said he could not breathe as he was restrained. prosecution says the officers were inexperienced and not properly trained. >>> cutting back on water deliveries to parts of california, that is very bad news for some farmers who are now being told they will get no water from the central valley project. right now it is the biggest reservoir in the state, but as we continue to see a dry start to 2022, there are more cutbacks. cities that get water from central valley contract will only get 20% of their contracted amounts.

donald trump and two of his children, donald trumer and ivanka trump, have been ordered by a judge ton accused of using fraudulent or misleading information to get loans and tax breaks. the former president has denied the accusations. more than 100 people are now known to have died in landslides and flash flooding in the brazilian city of petropolis, north of rio de janeiro. a month's worth of rain fell in a matter of hours on tuesday. our correspondent, katy watson, reports from the scene. a moment of shock, and then total devastation. this is a country used to tropical rains but the intensity of this downpour was unprecedented. and the destruction left in its wake, incomprehensible. now firefighters and families are quite literally piecing together what happened, in the hope of finding family. you can see how the mudslide came ripping through this neighbourhood, wiping every house out in its wake. now, there are authorities here on the ground, many of them further down the valley, too, and another group has just arrived. but speaking to the residents, they say that help didn't come

junior to ivanka trump. it may be hard to imagine all those trump's testifying about their potentially corrupt business practices, but is that a good development for the family business or was the men currently running for republican party? it comes as we're learning that trump's former lawyers expected to testify before the january six committee. in fact over the weekend the new york times reported this. rudy giuliani isn't discussions with the committee about responding to their questions, and he has signaled to them that he plans to take a less confrontational stance towards its requests that some other members of mr. trump's inner circle. we're fighting the committee subpoenas or have otherwise refused to cooperate. you might remember the comedian subpoenaed -- subpoenaed rudy giuliani's incredible evidence -- the 2020 election was stolen. i think there's evidence of that. and participated in attempts to disrupt or delay the certification of the election results. again, pretty clear. now giuliani's potent

of an attack that that he might use as a pretext toib vad. >>> and a judge orders trump to testify under oath with ivanka

we don't know that ivanka was down and dirty with trump. so far we haven't heard any evidence of criminal activity on her part, or january 6th. but she was definitely bound with him. she was very, lindsey graham said he called ivanka, pleading that the president had to do something and she indicated that she was on it. so what did the president know? what was he thinking ivanka knows? and she could spill it if the committee subpoenas her and makes her testify. >> this should be very interesting to watch. given the things trump has said about ivanka. never say down and dirty. no. that will give people night players. up next on "the reidout." the president of france tries to talk some sense into putin as president biden meets with one of the top allies at the white house. the new push among some democratic governors to ease school mask mandates. why now? is it safe? tonight's reid out democracy defenders comes to us from texas. she's fighting back against draconian laws. she's living out of a van to get voters registered. and already a new low

as far as the other caller talking about hunter biden, if we could discuss ivanka trump's chinese associations that would be some balance. the democrats have an obvious problem with messaging in the republican party are very good at that, so much so that they can offer themselves as a viable opportunity of -- alternative when they have no policy successes after controlling the house from 2010 to 2016. they just aren't effective at governing. if they give control to the republicans again we will be in trouble. host: a lot of points. guest: let's talk about gerrymandering. both parties are trying to gerrymander, they are allowed to . there's no restrictions on that. what you've seen is republicans of hit roadblocks in dealing with the state supreme court's in many of the biggest states in the country. ohio, north carolina. new york saw imap the democrats might gain three to four seats from as a result of ruthless partisan gerrymandering. in ohio north carolina, the courts blocked those maps from taking place. so both parties want to gerrymander. parties want to maximize their power as ruthlessly

a judge has ruled that he ivanka trump and donald trump junior must testify in a long-running civil investigation into the family's business practices. new york attorney general letitia james is looking to whether or not trump and the trump organization lied about their finances to both lenders and tax authorities. trump has sued james over the investigation saying it's politically motivated. the trumps must sit down for depositions in about 3 weeks. other news tonight, florida republicans are one step closer to rolling back abortion protections for women. the state's house of representatives approved a bill to ban abortions after 15 weeks. the bill now moves to the state senate where it could be passed as early as next week and then signed into law by governor ron desantis. the measure mirrors the mississippi law that's being challenged at the u.s. supreme court. what many are calling the biggest blow to abortion rights in decades. >> a former executive for the los angeles angels has been found guilty of providing the drugs that killed picture. tyler a texas jury deliberated just a few hours bef