to which unexpected trump, leaning toward pratt, as it to be discreet, then told pratt to pieces of information about u.s. submarines. the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads they routinely carry, and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. trump is denying these reports on social media and calling anthony pratt a, quote, red haired weirdo from australia. >> anthony proud could be one have 80 possible web --

the billionaire, anthony pratt of u.s.-based pratt industries, then shared the information with scores of others, including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees, and a handful of journalists, according to the sources familiar with the matter. pratt has been close to trump for years. >> anthony is one of the most successful men in the world, perhaps australia's most successful man, as they say. >> reporter: according to sources, pratt told investigators that when trump told him the sensitive information, the former president was "leaning" towards him, as if to be discrete. allegedly sharing two critical pieces of information about u.s. nuclear subs. the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads they routinely carry, and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. the specific capabilities of america's nuclear submarines is a tightly-guarded national security secret. sources tell abc news that no sooner had trump shared the information with pratt, the

interviewed pratt as part of the classified documents probe and pratt on a list of potential witness whose may testify at a trial. a spokesperson for trump issued this statement in response. these illegal leaks are coming from sources which totally lack proper context and relative information. president trump did nothing wrong, always insisted on truth

during that, pratt and trump unveiled a plaque commemorating the opening. during that visit, pratt also wanted to unveil a second secret plaque in honor of trump's catch phrase which read, make america and australia great again. i'm told pratt was advised against that move and ultimately did not do so. according to nbc, pratt has told investigators that during a conversation they had, trump disclosed the exact number of war heads u.s. submarines carry and how close they can get to a russian submarine without being detected. pratt allegedly then went on to share this information with at least 45 other people, including more than ten australian officials, three former australian prime ministers, 11 of his own employees, and six journalists, not this one. trump's spokesperson says, quote, these leaks are coming from sources which totally lack proper context and relevant information. they say president trump did nothing wrong, has always insisted in truth and transparency, and acted in a proper manner according to the law. i want to get to deputy director of th

pratt is a key prosecution's witness in the classified documents probe.e gave an interview to the special counsel jack smith. cnn's affiliate in australia, 9 news obtained what they claimed are secret reportings of pratt speaking about trump. here's what he allegedly said about a conversation he had with iraq's president. >> hadn't even been on the news. and said you just leveled my city, and he said, okay, what are you going to do about it. >> and he also recalled trump sharing information about that infamous call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy where trump presidented se zelenskyy to launch an unfounded corruption probe of president biden. . >> trump said, you know, that ukraine phone call, that was nothing compared to what i usually do. and he said, the ukraine phone call, that's nothing compared to what we normally talk about.

but pratt was not mentioned in the classified documents indictment, why not? at what point jack smith and his team became aware of pratt or this tape, this recording, this 60 minutes australia has, or anything else about pratt. but it is clear that they have now spoken with him. i think i have heard, you know, at least twice they've met with him. and they do not necessarily have to supersede the indictment and add additional charges related to this. they could, if they think that his evidence is credible, and you know, pratt could be bragging a little bit about this. we don't know for sure. but if he is credible about what he describes mr. trump telling him, both while he was president and after he was no longer president, they could potentially introduce that in trials as evidence call 404b evidence, evidence of mr. trump's intent, his knowledge, absence of a mistake. they're trying to prove that he knowingly mishandle classified information. other information that he was not just careless with it, but sharing it with people could go a long way in support of

we was told that pratt was advised against that move, and ultimately, did not do so.according to abc, front has told investigators that during a conversation they had, trump allegedly disclosed the exact number of nuclear warheads, u.s. submarines carry. and also, exactly how close they can supposedly get to a russian submarine, without being detected. perhaps allegedly that went on to share this information with at least 45 other people, including more than ten australian officials, three former australian prime ministers, 11 of his own employees, and six journalists, not this one. trump spokesperson has put out this statement tonight, saying quote, these illegal leaks are coming from sources, which totally lack proper context, and relevant information. they say president trump did nothing wrong, he has always insisted on truth, can transparency, and acted in a proper manner,. i should note, according to the law. >> i want to go straight to former deputy director of the fbi, and cnn's senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. andrew, when you read this, and you s

to which an excited trump, leaning toward pratt, as it to be discreet, then told pratt to pieces of information about u.s. submarines. the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads they routinely carry, and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. trump is denying these reports on social media and calling anthony pratt a, quote, red haired weirdo from australia. >> anthony pratt could be one of 80 possible witnesses that jack smith calls in the upcoming trump documents trial. but the story is another example of why trump can never again have access to america's most sensitive secrets. with these photos being a crucial first example. here is liz cheney on trump's untrustworthiness. >> the other thing to remember about donald trump is that he reportedly shared israeli intelligence with the russians very early in his term. he also, as we know now, from the indictments that we have seen from jack smith, shared highly classified military documents, apparently relating to, as you know, military action against iran. he shared that with mark meadows's gho

from the united states, to which an excited trump, leaning toward pratt as if to be discreet, told pratt two pieces of information about u.s. submarines. the exact number of warheads they routinely carry and how close they can get to a russian submarine without being detected, end quote. abc further reports that in subsequent emails and conversations, pratt described what he heard to at least 45 others, including six journalists, 11 of his company's employees, ten australian officials, and three former awes australian prime ministers. sources tell abc that a mar-a-lago employee told investigators that pratt began telling people within minutes of his conversation with the 45th president. the same sources saying this employee told investigators he was, quote, bothered and shocked, unquote, to hear that the former president had provided such seemingly sensitive information to a non-u.s. citizen. just before air time, a trump spokesperson put out a statement which reads these illegal leaks are coming from sources which totally lack proper context and relevant information. the department of j

pratt. >> sure. so, it's useful to think of this in and of itself unrelated to the criminal case because there's -- and pete's going to, i'm sure, talk to you because of what he's done in his career. just the fact that the intelligence community, this is their worst nightmare. we've been talking so much, as jonathan said, about documents being retrieved from mar-a-lago. but the information is still in someone's head. and the intelligence community, as we know from what happened right after the search, is doing its own intelligence assessment. this is the nightmare scenario. and, you know, this is one piece of information. you can see it chaining out. that is -- they're going to follow that to the ends of the earth. you cannot think of anything more serious -- >> you say they're going to follow it to the ends of the earth as part of an intel spill assessment? >> exactly. they need to know where any piece of information, and as pete knows very well, mar-a-lago was a honey pot. so, to sit there and say

pratt. the reporting that this happened at mar-a-lago in april of 2021 in which an excited trump leaning towards pratt as if to be discreet told pratt the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads u.s. submarines routinely carry and exactly how close they can supposedly get to a russian submarine without being detected. pratt later described the remarks to 6 journalists 11 employees, 10 australian officials and 3 former australian prime ministers. >> cnn confirmed federal in investigators ire ors interview and he's on the list for a witness at trial. these illegal leaks coming from sources which totally lack proper context and relevant information. president trump did nothing wrong insisted on truth and transparency and act in the a proper manner according to the law, this from trump's lawyers. who is the guy he as allegedly spilling information to, the relationship goes back years. trump attended opening's one of pratt's plan in ohio and said this -- >> a lot of people don't tell you about

interviewed pratt as part of the classified documents probe and pratt on a list of potential witness whose may testify at a trial. a spokesperson for trump issued this statement in response. these illegal leaks are coming from sources which totally lack proper context and relative information. president trump did nothing wrong, always insisted on truth and transparency and acted in a proper manner according to the law. so who is this guy that trump allegedly is spilling classified information to? anthony pratt's ties to the president go back years. trump attended the opening of one of president trump's plants in ohio and said this -- >> a lot of people don't tell you about anthony, but i'll tell you about anthony. he is the most successful man in australia. he is a great man and he's my friend and i appreciate it. >> cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers joins us now. i actually want to start with the trump team response. there's an-of-not outright denial or saying this is a lie. just that it lacks context. what does that mean? >> also saying these are illegal leaks. right? tends to be w

we are told that he was interviewed in the documents case, and now that pratt is a potential witnessor federal prosecutors. >> and pratt discounted part of that conversation, and at mar-a-lago, he said that australia should start buying the subs from the united states, and that is when trump leaned in and told him the supposed number of warheads that subs can carry and how close they can get to the russian sub without being detected, and pratt went on to tell a lot of people the stuff that trump told him. with us is legal analyst elliot williams. and consular, so special investigators have talked to pratt about this, and yet the information did not appear in the indictment. and so what might they be interested in and why not part of the criminal charges so far. >> certainly. so, in order, and it is a crime as we know well now to share or disclose information related to the national defense, and it does not matter how classified, but it could be a crime to convey this information, and there a any number of reasons that something is not going to appear in an indictment, and they don't

pratt. what specifically would jack smith need or do with mr. pratt? still a pending case. there's a trial date in may. this case involves allegations that mr. trump and others mishandled classified documents and then he tried to conceal his mishandling of those documents by using his own employees at mar-a-lago. and part of, you know, this mishandling charge will be -- the case will be stronger if it shows how careless mr. trump was with national security information. so whether it is actually charged conduct, for example, telling mr. pratt some of our nation's secrets, things that are highly classified, whether it's about nuclear submarines or about our strike on qassam soleimani, the head of the iranian quds force, basically their terrorist wing, these are things that high likelihood these were highly classified and his willingness to tell people really for his own transactional business, personal interest, about them. it likesly will be admissible to show mr. trump's intent, his knowledge, the absence of any mistake because you know, sometimes he h

pratt says he's told trump, australia should buy u.s. submarines and he quote leaned into pratt and told him two things about american submarines. supposedly the exact number of nuclear y carry and exactly how close they can get supposedly to a russian submarine without being detected. pretty incredible things to share to a person in a club. of course, trump is already charged with 40 counts. melanie is "outfront" on capitol hill and you know in the context here, melanie, trump now saying he's willing to not just run for president, but potentially be speak speaker for a period of time. you have been talking to a lot of republicans there today. what are they telling you about trump getting involved here in the speaker? >> well, it is not being warmly received. this is just what one republican told me. they said the solution to chaos isn't to bring in a chaos agent. so, yes. there's some hard core supporters like marjorie taylor greene who are egging on this. but the reality is the conference, trump is a polarizing figure. bringing them in

pratte, was met at a state dinner in 2019. the president went to one of his factors and ohio, so there is this atmosphere where there is a sort of seamless rolling of things related to the white house, things related to government secrets and two aspects of trump's business. >> abc news also reports that the billionaire, the australian guy, want to talk more than a dozen other people, how difficult if not impossible to stop this game of telephone when sensitive info is out there? i can't remember if it was world war i or two when there were posters that the u.s. government put out that you loose lips, sink ships. this is a prime example. >> exactly right, anderson. i was thinking back in greek mythology, they had the bird rumor, and under rumors, felt the word eyes and ears. that is how information spreads. you think, i am just tipping this information to a friend. once a violation of law, but number two, that front is going to spread it just like everybody else would. they have a rumor that they heard, have inside information

pratt went on to share that information with scores of people.ing us now is cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier and cnn legal analyst and former white house ethics czar norm eisen. all right. put this into context for us, norm. sources tell abc that pratt relayed this information to 6 journalists, 11 employees, 10 australian officials, 3 former australian prime ministers. what could the security implications be here? >> pam, the security implications are profound. as you know, i served as the united states ambassador, the first thing that they told me in ambassador school was don't give away -- never mind secret information, be careful with any information you share with a foreign national. here when you have the number of nuclear warheads on our nuclear armed submarines and you have the distance that was allegedly disclosed, how close those subs can come to an enemy submarine without being detected, it calls our whole nuclear deterrents doctrine into question that keeps us all safe because the uncertainty of what our potential adversaries

that guy there is somebody named anthony pratt, and he's a member of mar-a-lago.ned 2017 i think. and according to pratt, one night down at the club, the former president started blabbing our national secrets after pratt told trump he believed australia should start buying its submarines from the united states. okay? trump was just sealing the deal, okay? following the old sales mantra a-b-c. always be compromising national security. okay? it's all in the book. allegedly, trump told pratt two highly classified submarine secrets: the exact number of nuclear warheads the subs carry, and exactly how close they can get to a russian submarine without being detected. okay, that's not right. you can't just give away our classified secrets without trading for some of australia's classified secrets. like how they make the bloomin' onion! i don't -- each petal is perfectly fried. why doesn't it clump? why doesn't it clump? of course, authorities were afraid that pratt might have told someone else. but he didn't. he didn't tell someone else. he told some-45-else. now that so

we also reached out to anthony pratt.comment from him, george. >> okay, jon, thank you very much. trump's indictment did not stop republicans from floating his name for house speaker. last night, early this morning the former president endorsed jim jordan for the job. mary bruce has that story. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. donald trump is throwing his support into this race, endorsing jim jordan for speaker, saying the chairman of the house judiciary committee an founder of the far right freedom caucus has his total and complete endorsement. jim jordan is now running against steve scalise, the number two republican in the house for the speakership, but donald trump now says he would be willing to step in to the role temporarily if the party is unable to coalesce around a candidate saying he would do so to be a quote unifier for the party. trump also said he plans to be here on the hill to meet with republicans next week. we have seen a handful of his most ardent supporters trying to get him to ta

pratt.is unclear if this information that was actually shared was accurate, but from a legal standpoint, does that even matter? >> well, it matters in the sense not so much the sharing may not matter, but smith's team would have to drill down to see accuracy, was that sensitive or classified information, and it certainly sounds like it would be extremely sensitive information. i would be surprised if it was verified as the type of information it was, and the category being sensitive, classified that wasn't charged. sometimes there are other reasons not to charge that. they may not want to have to reveal in court or to defense more information like that. that's the problem with these classified information cases, but it's certainly quite alarming. >> eugene, give me your reaction to this, especially in context to what we already know about what the former president had shared when he was in office as president of the united states. i remember with sergey lavrov over intelligence that he was g

i think they're going to call pratt to the witness stand.ot sure they're going to indict trump over this dissemination. >> trump filed a motion to dismiss the washington, d.c., election interference case on presidential immunity grounds. how strong is that? >> it's a terrible argument. he has no chance of winning there. there's nothing the law that gives anyone immunity. because the law does not create a king out of the president. i mean, think about it, donald trump is arguing that he can have immunity for anything he did while he was president and doj has a policy for indicting a president and that donald trump has said that he cannot be impeached for his actions, for any reason. i guess that means, according to trump's lawyers, that he's the king. this is why we left england and george iii. i don't think it's going to succeed. he may win by losing because this could go to the supreme court and that's a way for him to try to delay the d.c. case past the election. >> admiral and dave, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >>> up

the australian billionaire, named anthony pratt. quote, pratt described trump's remarks to at least 45 other people, including six journalists, 11 of his company's employees, ten australian officials, and three former australian prime ministers. who knows who those 45 people went on to talk to. these specific allegations were not included in jack smith's original indictment of trump's handling of classified documents. >> could it be added? of course it could be. they've already done one superseding indictment in this case. i think it would be surprising to see them come up with another superseding indictment. at cnn we've confirmed that pratt in this case had an interview by the special counsel office. he is on this very long list of potential witnesses who could come up at trial, people that donald trump is not allowed to talk to directly. so, this could be the kind of thing that we hear about in terms of how donald trump likes to brag about the various information he learned about when he was president. if you look at these storie

this is a program supported by boeing, pratt and whitney and collins.about the announcement and the implications it's going to have when it comes to enabling -- [inaudible] >> this whole thing is about sustainability. when you think about it, today the aerospace industry creates about 2% of the world's greenhouse gases. that's a lot, number one. when you think about it. but if we did nothing, within the nextt 18-20 years we would e upwards of 20% the world's greenhouse gases in the aerospace industry. why is that? it's because every other industry is working to get more sustainable as well. now, our business has the unique ability to create products and services that will enable sustainability and more of it, and we're happy to be on that journey today. the f-66 is one of those programs that's going to be a great demonstrator, and nasa's behind it. and i'd also like to thank senator warner as well for the work on his committee to get funding for it. and the idea is that we'll fly it, and it involves collins, pratt whitney and the whole business, rtx, an

pratt's recounting. he also offers searing critiques of trump's personal ethics saying he often says outrageous things nonstop. >> and two have flipped on him. trump tried to distance himself from sydney powell writing ms. powell was not my attorney and never was. she pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor counts in a deal. >> and kenneth chesebro also took a plea deal pleading guilty to a felony conspiracy charge for his role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. as a part of both deals, they have agreed to testify against co-defendants including donald trump if they are called. with us now, elie honig, and sarah flack. great to have you both. i thought this was interesting. so chesebro's attorney was on cnn over the weekend and asked all about this. here is part of what he said when asked if this guilty plea implicates former president trump. listen. >> it made it his role in preparing documents that at the time he could acknowledge were false documents. he admitted to a conspiracy to commit the filing o

the australian billionaire is anthony pratt who runs one of the world's biggest packaging companies,of cardboard. cnn has confirmed he was interviewed by federal prosecutors and on their potential witness list. sources tell abc news according to pratt's account in 2021 he told trump that australia should start buying their subs from the united states. that's when trump allegedly leaned and discretely told pratt the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads u.s. subs routinely carry and exactly how close they can get to a russian sub without being detected. in emails and conversations after pratt relayed the information to six journalists, 11 employees, 10 australian officials and 3 former australian prime ministers. so by this account that information it got out there. in response to abc trump's team maintains, quote, they did nothing wrong. kate? >> joining us now is juliette kayyem cnn's senior national security analyst. if what is laid out and john sums it up perfectly, what do you think of this, first and foremost? >> so, i mean, it's obviously in the outrage zone but it actually

trump spoke publicly about his admiration for pratt while still in office in 2019. >> a lot of people don't tell you about anthony, but i will tell you about anthony. he's the most successful man in australia. he's a great man. he's my friend, and i appreciate it. >> a spokesperson for trump denied any wrong doing saying in part that abc's reporting lacked proper context and relevant information and urge d the doj o investigate the leak behind the story. u.s. army retired major general james marks joining the conversation along with our great reporters at the table. the people that pratt allegedly told, 45-plus people, 11 employees, 10 australian officials, three former u australian pms. what did you did this? >> my first question would be if i go to jail, can i choose my cell mate. that would be the first thing that crossed my mind. most importantly, it talks about a cavalier approach towards the absolute necessity to control this level of classified information. this is about our nuclear national security. this is a foundational program that we have. the nuclear triad, we don't shar

security point of view, but how will jack smith use this, and he has some of the statements from the pratt individual, but it shows knowledge and intent and motive and shows why is donald trump interested in taking the classified document, and what is purpose? he loves this stuff, and deploys it after president, and has it personally, and building personal relationships, and business relationships, and all of it illegal and proper, and explains why of it all, and why would he have taken the illegal documents and part of the pattern, and cardboard is val valuable, and there are rings that steal massive quantities and sell it. >> is that before amazon.com or before? >> as amazon rose and this is how he became a billionaire. >> thank you, elie. >> military aid has begown enter gaza, and the military workers say they need much, much more, and we will take you to the ground. >>> despite eight trucks trickling into gaza, the people there are in desperate need of water, food, fuel and medical supplies. the head of the doctors without borders in jerusalem says they need gas to run the water treatm

that billionaire is anthony pratt as we have learned from the federal prosecutors and he is listed in documents case against donald trump. and according to pratt's accounting of what happened here, in 2021 in mar-a-lago, he told donald trump that australia should start buying their submarines from the united states, and that is when trump leaned in and told him two critical facts, the supposed number of nuclear warheads that the subs carry and how close they can get to russian submarines without being detected. in emails and other communications he relayed it to six journalist and 10 employees and other australians and three australian ministers. joining me now is former deputy assistant general tom dupre and former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe. thank you for being here. and andy, what is your take here, because if this is the two options, this is serious or this is short of that and just another round of donald trump not respecting protocol. where do you think this lands? >> well, both of those can be true. first, it is absolutely serious, and this is arguably, the most s

pratt, shared this information then after hearing it from trump with about 45 people.t a huge number. just putting yourself in that situation, if you had done that, what would have been the consequences? >> i didn't do that. and our force doesn't do that. so again, i'm not able to comment on any particular conversations or who might have divulged anything. what i can say is those details and classified material in general, but submarine operations in particular, are very carefully protected. and there's a good reason for that. >> how valuable is information about our submarine fleet to our adversaries? >> i expect it's very valuable. we have a strategic advantage with our submarine force. it remains the one area where we have a real advantage against the strategic competition. when we say china and russia, our ability to get where we need to go with our submarines -- whether those are independent attack submarines on deployment, forward deployment, or or are our ballistic missile submarines which are the primary deterrent force in our nuclear arsenal -- we rely on thei

, and handful ja smith's team has already interviewed pratt as part of their vestation, making pratt, quote, among more than 80 people whom prosecutors have identified as possible witnesses to testify against trump. this bombshell was not included in the trump indict, which suggests jack smith has a lot more evidence than what's been made public so far. smith is likely to use trump's own history against him. in 2017, trump gave up highly classified information to the russian foreign minister in the oval office. trump later tweeted out this secret photo ofn iranian missile site. he also told another foreign leader about the location of two u.s. nuclear submarines near north korea. all of that speaks to how trump played fast and loose with secrets as president and continued to do so even after he left office. jack smith's evidence includes this audiotape of trump showing u.s. war plaatta iran. >> this was m, this wasn't done by me, this wa him. all sorts of stuff. pages lo. look. wait a minute, let's see here -- i guess that -- isn't that amazing? this totally win my case. except it is

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sources say trump shared the information with australian businessman anthony pratt.allegedly disclosed the number of warheads the subs can carry and also how close they can get to a russian sub without being detected. abc's jon karl reports. pratt allegedly repeated the information to dozens of people and spoke with special counsel jack smith's investigators. >> although this didn't involve classified documents, it gets to how donald trump treated military secrets in an indication of how important jack smith sees this to his case, his investigators, we are told, have spoken to that australian billionaire at least twice. >> a trump spokesperson says the details of the allegation lack context and says trump did nothing wrong. the former president has endorsed congressman jim jordan to replace kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house. >> trump endorsed jordan over majority leader steve scalise, calling jordan. a star who's strong on crime and the border. the endorsement came after trump said he was willing to be interim speaker himself if no one else could get enough vote

pratt has been questioned by federal investigators.ald trump has been accused of 37 charges regarding the illegal storage of confidential documents and the disruption of the government's efforts to recover these documents . they blocked the road. the builders in this latin american country cut parts of the roads that lead to the borders of mexico, el it leads to el salvador and honduras. be tied with the help of cars and tree branches. the protesters demanded the resignation of the attorney general and several other judicial officials who have taken actions against the party that won the election. 64-year-old bernardo alva won the presidential election in august with 58 votes, but the election court suspended the activity of his political party. he accuses the judicial authorities of trying to carry out a quiet coup. the central bank of iraq announced: trading with dollars will be prohibited in this country from the beginning of 2020, that is, in less than 3 months is. the general manager of investment management of the central bank of

the businessman anthony pratt, reported scussed the submarines with trump in april of20, three monthser trump left office. sources told abc, quote, in email'and conversations after meeting with trump, pratt described trump's remarks to at least 45 others including six journalists, 11 of his company'employees, 10 australian officials and three former austlian prime minister's. meanwhile sources told the new york times trump's loose lips may have endangered the u.s. nuclear fleet. trump revealed at least two pieces of critical information about the u.s. submarines tactical capabilities according to the people familiar with the matter. those included how many nuclear warheads the vessels carried and how close they could get to their russian counterparts without being detected. abc and the new york times point out the disclosure was investigated by special counsel jack smith's team in connection with the investigation. tara, ladies first, there was a time when the basic republican brand was pro-national security and anti-ussr. it has flipped now, and donald trump is now showing off their

turns out, submarines were just a tiny part of what trump blabbed to pratt about, as we learned thiskend from "60 minutes" australia. it's like american "60 minutes," except the stopwatch goes the other way and it's hosted by crocodile stahl. aussie "60 minutes" acquired secret recordings of pratt in which he reveals that trump also shared national security secrets while he was still president. in 2020, trump told his billionaire buddy about a military strike in iraq before america found out. >> i hadn't even heard it. it hadn't even been on the news yet and he said, "i just bombed iraq today." >> stephen: that was a top-secret mission. what was it like in the white house war room? "great idea, general, and that's not just your commander in chief talking. that's also some australian guy i know. he loves it. i got him on speaker phone right now. anthony, say 'shrimp on the barbie.' they really talk that way. say 'bloomin' onion'." i don't know they talk that way. trump also described his bonkers exchange between trump and the first lady. >> melania, who was sitting next to him at dinn

provisions. >> as i said, pratt is a key witness in the classified documents case.ou realized the stuff putting trump into jeopardy has to do with after his presidency. when you look at this case right now, just at the documents, the federal case, how much hot water is trump in at this point? >> if the mar-a-lago case down in florida gets to trial, it is almost certain donald trump will get convicted. i don't care where that jury's from, i don't care if it's fort pierce, florida, i don't care how conservative, he'll be most likely convicted. the key for him is the post-trial delays that he's trying to push on the judge out there. not to get the trial before the election because if he wins the election, he can get the case thrown out. if this makes it to trial before the election, my money is on jack smith. >> bradley moss, appreciate your insights, thank you. >> absolutely. >>> the white house says that iran is actively facilitating attacks against military bases that house within iraq and syria. we'll have much more on this. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> hello, i'm br

anthony pratt has been questioned by federal investigators about this issue. donald trump has been charged with 37 counts of illegal possession of classified documents and obstruction of the government's efforts to retrieve these documents. the deputy minister of health said in the vezh khabari talk show that the government's policy is to complete half-finished projects in the health sector. according to mr. rahimi , about 15,000 beds have already been delivered and another 7,000 hospital beds will be delivered by the end of the year. at least these children who are in the talk show first of all, the head of tehran university of medical sciences said that with the opening of the private and super-specialized hakim children's hospital, all children's medical services will be provided in one place for the first time. we have about us and all the ultra-advanced modern equipments and other imaging equipments of the laboratory of mr. kwannati. the bed has more than 100 square meters of space, and i don't think there is any hospital in the country with so much space

submarines with at least 45 people, including journalists and australian officials. shared anthony prattut this issue by the federal investigators. trump has been accused of 37 charges regarding the illegal storage of confidential documents and the disruption of the government's efforts to recover these documents. the people of guatemala protested against the supreme electoral court's actions in preventing the elected president from coming to power for the fourth consecutive day, blocking more than 30 roads. block. demonstrators in this latin american country blocked sections of roads that lead to the borders of mexico, el salvador and honduras with the help of cars and tree branches. protesters of the resignation of the attorney general and several other officials they asked the judiciary to take action against the party that won the election. 64-year-old bernard elvardo won the presidential election in august with 58 votes, but the election court suspended the activity of his political party . he accuses the judicial authorities of trying to carry out a quiet coup with the aim of preve

tried to make a play and was picked by jermaine pratt right there.tion. the second purdy says he thought linebacker logan wilson was going to peel away from brandon aiyuk, but he didn't. purdy ultimately threw for 365 yards. but had three turnovers. san francisco enters the bye on a three game losing streak, giving plenty of time for outside speculation about purdy to mount, but not in the 40 niners locker room. the only thing i'd ask brock to do is, hey, man, try not to throw interceptions. >> i don't know. turnovers are hard. like, i'm not going to put myself back in his shoes and say , oh, i wouldn't have made that throw. we're not in that game without brock, you know, other than obviously a couple of plays, he played really well, but each player has to be equally as hard on themselves as anyone else. >> it's like, man, you know, don't force things and let the game come to you and if it's not there, then try to make something happen. but even when you're trying to make something happen, be smart with it as well. so definitely a fine line to it. an

representatives for pratt did not respond to messages seeking comment from abc news. a trump spokesperson said the report lacked, quote, proper context and went onto say that president trump did nothing wrong. >> now, we'll have more on the legal developments surrounding the former president ahead on our show this morning including the outrageous claim made by his defense team in the federal election interference case. >>> plus, the current administration, the biden white house, is making two major reversals on border policy amid pressure to slow the number of migrants crossing into the united states. those stories, a check on sports and weather when we come right back. n sports and weather when we come right back drip. drop. drip. drop. have you ever seen anything like this? drip. we've met before. drip. drop. don't be scared? [ sinister laugh ] [ screaming ] known as a passionate artist. known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for

i'm casey pratt. >> thanks to casey. take a look at this. firefighters in sacramento rescued a kitten from underneath a car. that car drove to the station for help and once the firefighters caught the kitten, it ran back into the car and had to be rescued a second time. poor little guy. the story does have a happy ending, though. that kitten was finally caught and now has a new home. so all's well that ends well, right? glad he's okay. all right. well, getting a check now at the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi there, zach. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. looking at a cold front that will be moving in for your monday but out ahead of it, some very dense fog. our big ridge of high pressure that heat dome shifting to the east and allowing for about a 1000 foot marine layer to form right along the shoreline, allowing for a dense fog advisory, hugging the san mateo coast. you can see how it is scattered out there from mount tan. beautiful view. 711 is the sunrise is 57 right now. san francisco, 60 in oakland, 63. in moun

sources say it was australian billionaire anthony pratt.nvestigators that trump shared the exact number of nuclear warheads the us submarines hold. he says trump also revealed how close the subs could get to russian submarines without being detected. pratt allegedly shared that information with more than a dozen foreign officials and some journalists. a spokesperson for trump denied the claims and said in quote, it lacked proper context and relevant information . former president trump has endorsed republican congressman jim jordan for house speaker. it follows trump saying that he himself would consider serving in the role for a short time. the seat is now vacant after congress made a historic vote to remove former speaker kevin mccarthy. jim jordan will go against house majority leader steve scalise, who also announced his bid for house speaker. republicans will hear from both candidates at a forum on tuesday. the next possible vote for house speaker could happen wednesday day. >> now to the migrant crisis. the biden administration has cl