, cuban-american rags-to-riches success story >>> my editor at the miami herald wanted me to write auban rags to riches story that ended in tragedy. >> we lost a friend as well as a business associate. >> the people that worked with him at live entertainment tended to like jose very much, admire him very much. >> jose worked like a demon to succeed in america, and he did. >> 45-year-old jose menendez was a talented, tough-minded show business exec. when he left cuba at 16, he was penniless. >> jose it was youngest child in a family in cuba. they weren't rich but they were certainly well respected family and considered themselves part of the cuban elite. when castro came to power, they lost everything they had, and his family gradually one after the other left cuba. >> the company provides pretty much what the consumer wants. >> he started off working at hertz as an executive and worked himself up like a rocket, a really brilliant guy. >> when jose menendez was top executive with hertz rental car, o.j. simpson came to their home one night in princeton, new jersey, and he met erik and

much as they were wrapping up here i want to pass along a item that has just come in from the "miami heraldorrisome development to watch, in a move undercoring maybe some of china's geopolitical ambitions, china is going to establish what the herald calls a espionage base in cuba just 90 miles from the state of florida. this had been rumored for some time and the two sides have been talking back and forth but the chinese government is reportedly ready to pay billions of dollars to the cash-strapped caribbean nation, that would be cuba to make this possible. i will talk to robert f. kennedy, jr. on my 4:00 p.m. show on fox news. remember his uncle famously had to deal with something like this, talking about the late president john f. kennedy when cuba and then soviet union combined to build weaponry and military bases and missiles that were within striking distance or could strike the united states. that was then. what the heck is going on now? we'll have more after this. ♪. i bought the team! kevin...? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on

miami herald reporting on 70 million dollar project until a call to the zoning director in miami. moved along. local officials looking into it. fbi and sec opened investigations. focussed on a developer. special agents with fbi public squad began questioning, zeroing in on payments constitute bribes securing permits from the mayor for location ventures, your client mixed use project in coconut grove, they report you were paid $170,000 from the client. what do you say at least appearance of public work and private work. >> i have been a working public official 13 years. 31 out of 34 mayors in our county are working mayors. i have had unblemished -- my local newspaper all the sudden assigned three reporters and coming up with allegations in advance of what appears to be a major announcement. i am not surprised. to be honest, some ways it is a blessing. you said it correctly if you do decide to run for the presidency of the united states, it is the most scrutinized endeavor. you have to expect attacks and press to criticize you. i have no problem being criticized part of the business

and he is allowed to have outside work and the miami-dade herald asked him about the outside work evere been covering him for five years, most of the time as mayor, when ever we find out what his work is, we do report on it. what happened more recently, there was a lawsuit filed by a former employee of a real estate company and that mentioned that mayor suarez was receiving $10,000 a month for a real estate developer for unknown services. we sought to find out what the services were and we've been reporting on it ever since. there's paperwork from that company that indicated that mayor suarez was paid to assist with a permitting problem at city hall. the mayor denies any wrong doing and welcomes the investigation. and he's criticized the paper for the coverage but it's something that the newspaper has been invested in in for a long time, understanding the potential of who he's doing business with, who's paying him and what potential conflict, if any, might exist with city hall. it remains to be seen if that's a question on the campaign trail early on. i know networks like yours has bee

it remains to be seen about the others, and to your point, great reporting from the miami herald, the local miami newspapers and journalists. let's see if mayor suarez does, indeed, jump on a national stage, undergo a national vetting and see how he withstands that. >> former governor kasich, vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. >>> a special primary shaping up in tennessee with two previously expelled lawmakers fighting to keep their seats. >>> and an emotional day in court as closing arguments begin in the tree of life synagogue shooting trial. we'll head to pittsburgh next. n shooting trial we'll head tpio ttsburgh next. my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 prescribed. people taking ingrezza can stay on their c

the miami herald reported that you were paid $10,000 a month as a consultant for a developer.t was for a development in coconut grove. the fbi is now investigating. can you explain for the folks what you were doing and why it was okay. >> yeah. you said it at the beginning at the opening when you said in the last couple of weeks. you know, i have been a public official, working public official for 13 years. 31 out of 34 mayors in miami-dade county work for a living. we are tether to the private sector. in 13 years i have had no issues, no ethical issues. and all of a sudden by liberal local newspaper starts to throw a bunch of things against the wall a couple weeks right before i make an announcement. i'm the biggest threat to the democratic party an hispanic conservative republican from a big city. i mean it's like the unicorn of all unicorns. it destroys their entire narrative. and so, you know, they are threatened. and so they're coming at me with everything they can. i have never had any issues. i have always worked and i have always been successful. and i don't want apolo

. >>> "the miami herald" says a federal judge ruled florida's ban on medicaid payments for transgenderh care is unconstitutional. the judge struck down the state's ban on medicaid coverage for gender-affirming care such as puberty blockers and hormone therapy. he said florida enacted the measure for political reasons. ron desantis, who pushed for the ban, talked about gender-affirming care last month. >> it's sad that we even have to be discussing some of these things, but we have a responsibility to protect our youth from idealogy run amok including idealogy in the medical profession. >> the judge's ruling involved a lawsuit filed on behalf of two adults and two minors. >>> and "reuters" says the weapons supervisor for the movie "rust" is facing a new charge of tampering with evidence. prosecutors in new mexico say hannah gutierrez reed transferred drugs to another person the day the film cinematographer was accidentally shot and killed in 2021. they contend gutierrez reed was trying to avoid prosecution. she and actor alec baldwin were earlier charged with involuntary manslaughter, b

"the miami herald" reports on two years since the collapse of a condo complex in surfside, florida, killingle. a torch lighting ceremony was held saturday at 1:22 a.m., the exact moment the collapse took place in 2021. family members of the victims, survivors, and state and local officials were there and paid their respects at an event later on in the day. >> we cried with them, and we continue to do so because this not only is something that we do for a living, but this is something that -- that hits home in a completely different way. and we've all suffered the loss of the 98 souls that died at surfside. >> last year survivors and victims' families reached a $1 billion settlement over the collapse. >>> "usa today" says a teenaged boy and his stepfather died after hiking in extreme heat at big bend national park in texas. the stepfather took his two stepsons hiking on friday. the national parks service says it was 119 degrees at the time. authorities say a 14-year-old became sick during the hike and lost consciousness. his older brother tried to carry him back while his step dad hiked back

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of those, 17 were pieces she had written in the summer of 2002 as a college intern at the miami herald spanish language sister publication, harold. now, typically when judicial candidates were asked for work they have published they cite law review articles or opinion this is about jurist prudence and legal theory. for example, the senate today confirmed a biden nominee dale oh to a federal judgeship in the southern district of new york. his senate questioner included published writing like voting rights legislation after shelby county, mechanics and standards in section two denial claims. and silent at sentencing, wavered doctrine and the right to present mitigating evidence. by contrast, aileen cannon offered old newspaper articles she wrote with titles like flamenco, an explosion of energy and passion. and winners in the library quest competition. and, tomatoes may reduce tumors. so, it was an unusual set of writings for a lifetime appointment to the federal bench. the new york times also reports that the questionnaire also asked her to provide all reports, memorandums, and policy s

working at the miami herald. now you get it. he is the co-author of the book hihis name is george floyd: one man's life and the struggle for racial injustice . racial justice, excuse me along with co-author toluse olorunnipa. if i didn't get that right he will correct me when he comes up here which examines the tragically familiarevents of may 25, 2020 . george floyd was murdered outside a minneapolis convenience store by a white officer. it also examines mister floyd's family who in slavery, sharecropping, the segregation of schools, the callous disregard towards his struggle with addiction. join me in welcoming robert samuels. [applause] >> i don't know if you noticed as he was coming up robert wanted me to do my job and let him know that toluse is here too. he is white house bureau chief for the washington post which he joined in 2019 and where he has covered three presidencies. he previously worked at bloomberg reporting on politics from washington and florida and as i just mentioned and robert wanted to make sure i knew he

. >> now, according to the miami herald, dozens of supporters and protesters gathered outside donald trump's hotel around. that's where he'll be staying tonight. that court appearance is set for tomorrow at 03:00pm, of course, will be here bringing you the very latest for now reporting live from downtown miami. brittany muller, back to you. alright, brittany reporting for us live from miami. thank you very much. and a programming note. kron 4 will have complete coverage of former president trump's arraignment tomorrow. >> our noelle bellow will be joined by our political expert says president trump appears in federal court that starts right here on kron 4 at 11:00am. that's right after the kron. 4 morning news. >> another day of inaction by the nevada state senate on a bill to spend 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the a's build a new baseball stadium on the las vegas strip. in fact, nevada state senate met just 3 minutes today only to go into recess. insiders told kron 4 news last week the changes are being added to the proposal. but the lack of action does suggest that

. >> now, according to the miami herald, dozens of supporters and protesters gathered outside former president donald trump's hotel and around. that's where he will be saying tonight trump is expected in court tomorrow afternoon. pam and ken >> britney, i understand that, you know, the crowds and in new york, one news, a range there weren't particularly large and they were expecting some protesters, new yorkers, the state new york didn't vote for trump. my state of florida did. are they expecting since there seems to be more trump supporters in the state of florida to protests will be larger and potentially violent. >> can they are not preparing? they are preparing all hands on deck. they are ramping up security measures. they're prepared to increase security from anywhere from 5,000 to 50,000. people outside of the courthouse tomorrow. they're ready for that. they are not mentioning anything violent. but again, they are prepared and they have been since the indictment came down last week. >> britney, thank you for that live update. >> and kron 4 will have complete coverage of former

i want to put this headline passed you from the miami herald and it said quoting miami's ambitious mayor makes a big leap, but is being a president really suarez goal? he is young telegenic and a good fundraiser but his candidacy is a head scratcher. is he running for president or something else? suarez name isn't mentioned in any presidential polls. what is your response to that? is he in this to win this? systemic absolutely. thank you for having me today. he absolutely is and the reason for that is because he has an incredible vision. it's a different unique one from many of the candidates because he is a mayor and a mayor has a different perspective. they have a different vision and this is what he has decided to do. we decided as a family. we have discerned this for quite some time and over the last year looked at the options and this is what we have decided as a family so he is ready. >> it's interesting because he told the "washington post" the following. he said he is not just focused on winning, he wants to create a brand of politics that can win generational elections. missy st

mayor officially violate paperwork yesterday currently declaring his campaign, weeks after the miami heraldeport he's facing an ethics investigation for outside payments for private consulting. he's repeatedly denied the allegations but not everyone is sold on him as a candidate including florida congressman carlos said this to me earlier, watch. >> i don't feel too highly about him, i don't think he's qualified to be president of the united states in any way. he doesn't have the ability to lead any large organization in miami, is a ceremonial mayor of miami. he does have the gift of gab trying to fool people thinking he's a big city they are. stuart: pretty strong stuff. >> he didn't mess around. call for publicans battling for the nomination and basically call him a fraud. if you want positive big time meaty soundbite, go to college, he'll deliver because they are sitting there like he really is hitting him. stuart: both have been on this program, frequent guest on our program. if ever heard them for out before. >> get them on. that's stuart tv right there. stuart: careful, we might do it

. >> according to the miami herald, dozens of protesters and supporters gathered outside trump's hotel in that's where the former president will be saying tonight. he is expected in court here at the federal courthouse tomorrow afternoon. we'll be here bringing you the very latest for now reporting from downtown miami. i'm brittany muller. back to you. >> and kron 4 will have complete coverage of the former president trump's arraignment tomorrow. our noelle bellow, we'll be joined by our political analysts as mister trump appears in federal court. our coverage starts right here on kron 4 at 11 o'clock in the morning right after the kron. 4 morning news. still ahead tonight at 10, a honeymoon in hawaii ends in tragedy after the groom from the bay area dies in an accident or hear from his best friend how he's being remembered. >> plus, canada says it is having trouble containing all those wildfires. what some u.s. lawmakers say the u.s. should be doing to help canada should be doing to help canada contain. ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. ♪

something that the miami herald is complaining about.beral institution, liberal columnists liberal editorial board. it is not surprised that after 13 years of an unblemished record a few weeks before a big announcement all of a sudden, you know, throwing a bunch of things at the wall to see what sticks. it is an unfortunate part of the business. why good people decide often times not to serve. as a society, we have got to find a way to reinstitute trust in our institutions like the press and of course a justice system. shannon: we will follow the local and federal investigations there. you have referenced a big announcement. any clues you want to give us? >> well, my announcement is to stay tuned. next week i will be giving a big speech in the reagan library. i think it is one that america should tune into. we talk about what the future of our country should be. a future that creates prosperity not poverty. a future that promotes a freedom and liberty not cancel culture like we have seen. we have had our forefathers fight and die for our

those 17 pieces were those she had written in the t summer of 2002 as a college intern at the miami heraldister publication. typically when judicial candidates are asked for works they cite law reviews. for example, the senate today confirmed biden nominee dale ho to the southern district of new york.he his questionnaire included published writing like voting rights litigation after shelby county,by mechanics and standar in sectionme 2 denial claims, a silent atms sentencing, waiver doctrine and the right to present mitigating evidence. by contrast aileen canon offered oldon newspaper articles she wre with titles like flu mengo and winners in the library quest q competition, and tomatoes may reduce tumors. soum it was an unusual set of writings for a lifetime appointment to the federal bench. "the new york times" also reports that the questionnaire also asked her to provide all reports,o memorandums and poli statements she'd written for any organization, all testimony, or official statements on public or legal policy she'd ever delivered to any public body and all of her speeches, talks, p

. >> ronan: you see in this film, there's a wonderful photographer from the "miami herald" who is contendingence. we have seen that in crowds. at some of these maga events in recent years. >> stephen: enemy of the people. >> ronan: enemy of the people. and that is not a new thing. that is an old tactic used by authoritarian leaders. and we are seeing it resurge around the world, including the countries that we look at in this film. and that's scary because that's not an incidental issue. that underpins every major issue related to our rights and freedoms. if you don't have the facts, you can't create accountbility. >> stephen: democracy dies in darkness, as some say. >> ronan: yeah, there is something to that. >> stephen: i'm curious. you might, i'm wondering whether you've got a sort of a theory of the case here. because i, at one time, was thinking that our previous president was sort of an aberration, was like a mutant we didn't expect in the lineage of our presidents. but this authoritarian tendency is arising certainly in every hemisphere if not in every time zone. what is your theory o

. >> and on another issue, the miami herald is reporting that you're under investigation by the miami-dadeust over allegations you took payments from a developer to help fast track a multimillion dollar real estate project. did you? >> of course not. you know me for a long time, my family for a long time. ourselv be being ethical and transparent. i have been a working -- a public sector official. every mayor with the exception of three in our county, 31 of them work in the private sector. we have to do it ethically and honorably. i have never use mid public position to benefit any private party. that's not going to happen. this is a smear campaign by a local paper that knew that i was going to announce my candidacy for president and my values offend them. i'm a young conservative hispanic from a big city. that's a quadruple whammy in terms of the threat i pose to the democratic party. >> you did not? >> no, no, under no circumstances. >> someone who is -- you know this -- being indicted is donald trump. would you pardon donald trump? >> it's hard to understand how anyone can mishandle clas

last month, the miami herald reported he was paid thousands of dollars by a real estate developer in ney now under investigation as possible bribes. suarez denies the allegation. and the miami mayor now campaigns against two men who he did not vote for in previous elections -- the former president, and florida governor -- though he's said he will back the eventual 2024 republican nominee. here to talk about the launch of his campaign, is mayor francis suarez. welcome to the newshour. >> thank you for having me. amna: as we just heard, you did not vote for president trump and we know he currently leads in early polls among gop candidates. republican voters do like him. why should those same voters back you if you did not back him? >> i think the voters have a choice. they can decide to redo the 2020 election, that's a choice they have, or they can decide to choose something else. i think among the available candidate they have, i would rather be unknown and excitg than known and unexciting. amna: you've said specifically you are running because you have a different message. in terms of

these allegations were made by the miami herald and what i've said is in no circumstance have i ever used my public position for the private gain of anyone, and that's what i've always done and always do in the future. >> sandra: are you still receiving your salary via cryptocurrency? out of curiosity. >> yeah, my mayoral salary, i do receive it in bitcoin, i've been doing that about a year and a half and i think i'm the only public official in america probably doing that. >> sandra: interesting. >> john: how is that working out for you so far? >> actually very well. actually very well. it's been good. >> sandra: got it. >> john: goes up and down, just like the market. mayor francis suarez, good to catch up with you. lots of opportunity between now and january to talk, we'll look forward to digging into some issues with a little more meat. >> john: dozens of whales washing up on east coast beaches. is the green energy push for offshore wind turbines to blame. plus this. >> police report says this is under investigation. we don't have to lead anything until the police come back. >> i

the miami herald reports is he raising money and assembling a campaign team. pence, trump, and desantis are heading to north carolina to speak at the state's g.o.p. convention in greensboro. desantis' speech is tomorrow. the former president and vice president address the crowd saturday. trace? >> trace: rich edson in d.c. thank you. in a 5-4 decision the supreme court black voters in alabama challenging the state's republican friendly congressional ma'am. it affirmed a lower court decision that concluded the state's existing map based on the 2020 census likely violates the voting rights act. alabama currently has just one black majority district out of seven seats in a statewide population that is about one quarter black. justices sotomayor, kagan and sotomayor jackson joined chief justice roberts in the majority decision. while the markets were you present today led by technology stocks the dow added 169. the s&p 500 gained 26, for a return to bull market territory. nasdaq finished ahead 134. up next, how china and iran are teaming up to build hypersonic wea

he joined the post in 2011 after spending nearly five years working at the miami herald. the struggle for racial injustice, racial justice, excuse me. along with the co-author i got that right and if i didn't he will correct me just so we are clear which examines the events of may 205th, 2020 when george floyd was murdered outside of minneapolis convenience store by a white police officer also examines i the families roots in the sharecropping, the segregation of the schools, the over policing of the community and disregard toward his struggle with addiction. please help me welcome robert samuels. [applause]he [cheering] i don't to know if you notice guess whatat my script says tha. he is the white house bureau chief for the "washington post" which he joined in 2019 and he worked at bloomberg policy from washington and florida and as i just mentioned he was the co-author of george floyd, one man's life and struggle for racial justice. please join me in welcoming. [applause] [cheering] next is carrie, she's a historian at t tufts university and the author of black radicals

people in florida and miami in particular are talking about and this is reporting out of the "miami herald actions in terms of the consulting that you do. goat, sources told the herald he, keeping you, faced scrutiny play the fbi for $10,000 monthly payments you received from a developer for consulting work while serving as a mayor. that is small potatoes compared to trump's legal problems but those fees look like a conflict of interest. this is alleged to have happened from august 2022 to march of of this career. what is your response? >> you said it. it's alleged to have happened from august to march. i have been a working public official for 13 years. i never had an issue. never had a scandal. and by the way, most mayors in dade county work. all of a sudden they start talking about the possibility of running for president and -- >> but the allegation is that you gave a developer -- the allegation is that a developer that paid you ten grand a month, $170,000 total, you helped him get city permits. did you? >> right. and it's flcompletely false. absolutely not. absolutely not. have no kno

reporter for the washington post, where worked for 12 years prior to the post, he worked at the miami herald. tableau is the white house bureau chief. the post he joined the paper in 2019 and has covered three presidencies. he previously worked at bloomberg, where he reported on politics and policy from washington and florida. the judges write in their citation that when minneapolis police killed george floyd in 2020, it sparked an american reckoning and in the public eye, reduced demands, life to 9 minutes and 29 seconds. his name is george floyd fills in the 46 years that came before restoring to floyd's story the complexity that he was denied in death. building on reporting from the washington post, robert, you offer a definitive account of floyd's life. they follow his journey from the hospital in fayetteville, north carolina, where he was born to the housing projects in houston's third ward, where he was raised to the minneapolis suburb of saint louis park, where he sought a fresh start. the author, authors share, historical and contemporary contexts reveals how american racism contoure

the miami-dade herald goes trump pleads not guilty in miami.momentous scene in miami as trump pleads not guilty. "the new york post," known for its wit, arraign on his parade with a little bit of a pun there. the news landed on international front pages. you see here from papers from canada to brazil, the guilty question mark. this is big news no matter how you cut it and no matter how you think about it. we are absorbing it here. and with all the talk about american exceptionalism we might look at these case ace broad and former leaders get in trouble and realize we are one of those countries. is that good or bad is really the wrong question. the right question is what i think bob woodward was encouraging us to reflect on tonight, that this has to be about facts and evidence, that rhetoric about witch hunts doesn't make it a witch hunt, but fairness, as we await what the court does around what a jury does is also incumbent on all of us. these are serious times. sometimes i have a joke or a reference for you on this broadcast. we don't try to t

i'm just gonna read from the miami herald. the versailles crowd agreed with trump's assessment of the legal system. inside this country exists a system of justice is not justice. if you have the last name clinton or biden you have a system of justice. was trump it's another system of justice. this man said this all afternoon to make his pro trump voice concern. the perception is base is that he's being treated worse. >> long i disagree with is that he's not being, slimy have to draw is around him not as an ex president but as a candidate currently for the next presidency. what he is seeking to do and what we have to be cognizant of with every minute of every event that happens is how he is distorting in programming this to his base. it is so kind of dependent on disinformation that bill barr and chris christie can't exist, two men and put some of the largest thumbs literally and figuratively on the thumbs of justice and truth on behalf of donald trump for years and years and years who now seem the strain irrefutable irrefutabl

the miami herald front page says this, "we have had some sensational cases. trump's case will be historic, even by miami standards." first to the 37 counts facing the former president, the charges he will hear today in the mining courtroom. there are seven areas of charges. the first cnts deal with woeful retention of defense informion. it applies to the former president only and is allegedly for storing 31 documents at mar-a-lago. also, conspiracy to obstruct juicapplies to him and his aid, withholding document or record also applied to the president and walt mata. also correctlyeiling a document. this comes to attempts to hide box the documents from attorneys. concealing a document in federal investigation. they are accused of the continued documents at mar-a-lago and charging that the former president created a scheme to hide the continued possession of materials from the fbi and from the grand jury. of the 37 counts, the last one deals with false statements and mr. presentations. -- and misrepresentations. is expected in a courtroom shortly after 3:00 p.m.

host: before you go, with the miami herald, i believe i can double check that for you.ut certainly a suggestion i will take to our meeting after the show. always appreciate suggestions. at the mullahs in louisiana. our last color in the open form. coming joined by the congressman of california, member of the house and ways committee. we will talk about her no vote on the debt limit deal and priorities in the months ahead and later, on the congressional review act, schools and congress can use it to oveurn rules issued by federal agencies. that conversation with ohio state university lop have -- eighth ohio state university law professor. stick around for that discussion at the bottom of the hour. we will be right back. ♪ announcer: book tv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. former fbi special agenthomas baker shares his book the fall of the fbi where he argues americans have lt faith due to politicization by the former director robert mueller, james comey, and others. at 10:00 eastern, former trump admistration sec

known for miami herald. but a humor on the bench. this case is far from a laughing matter. 37 federal accounts against the former president of the united states. make no mistake about. it this is very much an active situation at the federal courthouse. we have the former president of the united states inside, being arraigned at his very moment. think about it in a mix. the former most powerful person in the world. stepping into a room and mushrooms and were so trumped -- at this very moment, he's not. he is very much in the presence of the judge who was in control of that courtroom who will obviously break down what his next in this case. make sure that the defendant in this case, former president donald trump, is aware of his charges. i want to make one note here i think it's the most important thing. we will shift over the course of this next hour or so most likely to say okay. some of the biggest questions that i think will emerge from this initial revenants. do we have any future date set or any days being -- when we go to trial

. >>> and "the miami herald" says messi is coming to miami.mi and he rejected a $500 billion deal from a team in saudi arabia. mls says that while the deal is not finalized, the league looks forward to welcoming one of greatest soccer players of all-time. and two things. hugh coup for the mls. and he turned down a half a billion. >> yeah, he is by far the most famous soccer player of the world. and he won a world cup. so the guy can still do it. this is after ronaldo did take the saudi arabia money. so good for messi. good thing for mls, but also a nice story. >> and i think that we can safely assume that messi will not be playing for minimum wage. >> i think he's good. >>> coming up, two house lawmakers making a bipartisan push to new u.s. sanctions against iran, china and russia. and democrat jar and a republican join us next. and a republican join us next. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nuc

the "miami herald" front page at "miami herald".com says this cases. trump case will be historic even by miami standards. we'll get into preparations miami ends going to in in a . first to the 37 counts facing the former president comes the charges he will hear today in that miami courtroom. there are seven areas of charges. the first 31 counts deal with woeful retention of defense information. this applies to the former president only and it is allegedly for storing 31 documents at mar-a-lago. also conspiracy to obstruct justice applies to the president and his aid, walt nauta holding the doctor about also applying to the presint and walt nauta. and corruptly concealing a document or record. this pertains to the trump-pence walt nauta attempts to hide boxes of classified documents from the attorneys. concealing a document in a federal investigation. they are accused of the continued possession of the documents at mar-a-lago. they are also charging that the former president created a scheme to hide the continued possession of materials from the fbi and

miami herald front page says this. we've had some sensational cases, trump'scase will be historic even by a miami standards . of the preparations miami is going through in a moment but first to the 37 accounts facing the former president, the charges he will hear the miami courtroom . there are seven areas of charges but first 31 accounts you with willful retention of defense information. this applies to the former president only and it is allegedly for storing 31 documents at mar-a-lago and it obstructing justice applies to the president and his aide walt nauta and corruptly concealing a document or record, this pertains to trump and walt nauta's alleged attempts to hide boxes of classified documents from attorneys. concealing a document in a federal investigation. there accused of the investigation of the documents at mar-a-lago and charging the former president created a scheme to hide the continued possession of those materials from the fbi and from the grand jury and of the 37 counts last one deals with false state