all of their in-person events in iowa less than 72 hours out from the critical first vote in the nation. the extreme weather and subzero temps upending their plans. plus, new u.s. strikes against iranian backed militants in yemen tonight hours after president biden said he had delivered a message to iran with that barrage of strikes last night. the question now is is escalation inevitable? also potential complications for the trump case in georgia. allegations of an improper relationship between the fulton county district attorney and her lead prosecutor, and a judge is now looking into the matter. i m kaitlan collins. and this is the source. we are now down to the crucial final three days before the first vote in the nation, and right now the republican front-runner will be off the trail and on the phones ipinstead just like his gop rivals. donald trump s campaign forced to cancel three of its four scheduled rallies this weekend in iowa out of an abundance of caution
the twice impeached disgraced ex-president to overturn his election defeat. it s a glaring and unavoidable fact that mike pence one of the key stories of january 6th and the person that the entire plotry lied on doing what trump wanted him to do. he never testified about what happened to him or what made his whole family and the secret service detail run or what happened to the country for that matter under oath. today we have news of a potential break through on that front specifically. a federal judge ordered mike pence to testify before the federal grand jury under oath. that grand jury is investigating the january 6th insurrection and donald trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. judge boseberg rejected donald trump s and mike pence s efforts to block a subpoena. trump s lawyers asked the judge s predecessor to limit pence s testimony claiming certain issues were off limits because of executive privilege that protects communications between the president and some
so when a prosecutor s actions get in the way, it can cause a problem moving the case forward, then i think they have to make a decision for what s best for the case as opposed to what they should do for themselves. that s something she has got to consider. i should note, you know, we don t know really anything about the allegations here. we have just seen what has been alleged. we have not heard anything from bonny willis on this. they have said no press conference, no denial on background. sometimes she sends e-mails to her staff addressing what s out there. we haven t seen any of that. i just want to talk about the prosecutor here and his experience because that s getting a closer look following these allegations. and, you know, he s someone who is a former prosecutor, turned private practice defense attorney, a municipal court judge, but he is someone that worked on misdemeanor. an allegation in one of the filings is he s never worked in
relieve some of the pressure on her if someone else goes first. but it could also have an aftershock of more scrutiny. it still remains to be seen, but i can tell you that folks here are very, very closely watching the developments in manhattan as exactly that, a dry run. glenn, this program, you know how important i find the southern district of new york s investigation into the very same acts of campaign finance violations that alvin bragg is looking into, because it was bill barr s justice department, it was a cny donald trump and bill barr that found that donald trump had, quote, directed and coordinated a hush-money scheme, silencing mcgough gal and daniels. what alvin bragg is investigating is this investigation that s already happened. but willis is investigating work that should have been done by merrick garland in the hours, in the hours after the capitol was
that will at least send a signal none of this is acceptable? that i can t explain. and back to your fantastic reporting. your quote from this story, the georgia charges are far more serious and personally i think easier to prove. that s according to tom morgan, a former district attorney. bragg has to jump through troops to make what donald trump did in new york a felony. in georgia, the acts speak for themselves. still a close watch that the evidence that has been amassed in bonnie willis probe sb devastating potentially to trump. yeah. we ve heard a lot of that. of course we ve heard that famous phone call with brad raffensperger. willis did not go out looking for a fight. she was before other prosecutors deciding what they would do or wouldn t do, she looked at the minutes and reminded herself, wow, he lives in my