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on this wednesday night. good evening once again, im stephanie ruhle. -- john fetterman, his first tv interview since having a stroke. an update on his health, and how his campaign against trump back doctor oz is going. but we start this evenings broadcast with breaking news in the vesta geisha at mar-a-lago. the next phase of the battle between the justice department and donald trump will take place in a florida courtroom tomorrow. both sides will appear before a trump appointed judge...

interview since having a stroke. an update on his health, and how his campaign against trump backed doctor oz is going. but we start this evenings broadcast with breaking news in the investigation at mar-a-lago. the next phase of the battle between the justice department and all trump will take place in a florida courtroom tomorrow. both soils will appear before a trump appointed judge, alien cannon. she will be the one to decide whether to grant the former presidents plea for a specia...

Crumble over there? jeremy peters? >> i think within the republican party, no. lets not forget who karl rove is. he is a bush republican. and i think that under the bush rules, which were normal presidential rules, where you abide by the standards and the norms of the office and you have a respect for the office and a respect for the rule of law, which the president does not, that is exactly what you would expect to happen. of course, president bush -- both bushes gave back the documents they we...

Mother she was when she gave birth to six kids but she was a super grandmother. she called all of them all the time. she had a hands-on relationship with them all. >> and they loved their grandmother very, very much. you saw that up close. >> absolutely. she certainly had an impact on all of their lives. and whether it was through e-mail or she was famous for her handwritten letters. she was constantly in touch with them, offering her thoughts, sometimes unsolicited, but certainly offering her t...

For detainees what changed from the old ruled. >> 99.9% of the rules are the same but they clarified whether you can admit evidence induced by conversion and you cant and theyve put -- coercion and you cant and put the burden on the proponent of hearsay which makes sense and judges were doing that already and the rules are almost the same as the bush rules but they meet international standards and amnesty international and the rest say that he dont but they do. bill: this is your area and you kn...

What about khalid sheikh mohammed? upper left-hand corner and the other nine lynn coconspirators. former deputy assistant secretary of defense tor detainees and the senior legal fellow with the heritage foundation, nice to see you, in new york. omar khadr is the one in question. what is he accused of. >> hes accused of throwing a grenade at a firefight in afghanistan and killing army specialist chris spear. hes been held at gitmo for many years and is the only werner there. bill: the only werner...

With me. thanks for coming in tonight. 45 billion annually and it goes to the industry the most profitable of all industries. if the government changes anything in the wake of this, would, in fact, the most useful thing for society changing this and then addressing some of the eco-logical problem science. >> it might be one of the most useful thing, if one of the least likely things they will do. in the middle of depression the oil industry is one of the few areas of the economy doing well. they...

$45 billion annually, 88% of all federal subsidies and goes to the industry thats the most profitable of all industries. if the government changes anything in the wake of this, would, in fact, the most useful thing for society changing this and then addressing some of the ecological problems? >> it might be one of the most useful things, if one of the least likely things theyll do. in the middle of depression the oil industry is one of the few areas of the economy doing well. they want to keep t...

Thanks for coming in tonight. 45 billion annually and it goes to the industry the most profitable of all industries. if the government changes anything in the wake of this, would, in fact, the most useful thing for society changing this and then addressing some of the ecological problems. >> it might be one of the most useful thing, if one of the least likely things they will do. in the middle of depression the oil industry is one of the few areas of the economy doing well. they want to keep tha...