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trump than square, ive no doubt about that. >> im the only one who has a chance to beat trump and win a general election. >> three years ago tomorrow, we saw with our own eyes, the violent mob stormed the uniteds capital. >> everything is on the line right here. the question is, what kind of centuries is going to be? >> a democracy is still americas secret cause, the most urgent question of our time. >> weaponized government, saying im a threat to democracy. >> we all know donald trum...

arraignment, well have more what they heard from the maga -- plus, president biden sticks by the plan to avoid the indictment of as he kicks off his campaign. ill talk to jennifer mcclelland a member of the presidents campaign advisor board about that strategy -- to keep an eye on the severe weather impacting millions of people on this fathers day. a live reporter in just a couple of minutes as well. we want to begin the with the latest fallout from the indictment of donald trump. alth...

>> reporter: you never had an insurrectionist president before who would seek reelection. the president of harvard university resigned today weeks after her controversial testimony before congress about antisemitism. the average, came not from her academic peers, but rather from her political foes led by conservatives who put her career under intense scrutiny. i think its going to be very tremendous victory in iowa. i will defeat president trump, foreign square. i have no doubt...

where he signalled that he is prepared, if necessary, to escalate military operations in lebanon, with 80,000 israelis now displaced from their homes. to the south, the death toll in gaza, stands at 23,000, according to the hamas—run health ministry. and so intense is the fighting that several aid agencies have now begun withdrawing medics from the only functioning hospital in central gaza. on his visit to qatar, secretary blinken said washington has "an intense focus on preventing t...

back upstream, you cant really see what is left of the dam and hydroelectric plant. so who did this? russia controls this area, but blames ukraine. kyiv is in no doubt. translation: the kakhovka hydroelectric power station. l it was an absolutely deliberate, prepared explosion. they knew exactly what they were doing. translation: tonight, i the kyiv regime committed another terrorist crime. the kakhovka hydroelectric dam was blown up, which led to the flooding of significant territorie...

and republicans quick to publicly defend the twice indicted former president for changing the tune behind closed doors and then defend holding off and raising interest rates, for now. where the economy is and more importantly, where it is headed? as the 11th hour gets underway this wednesday night. good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. donald trump gears up for the legal battle of his life, as the justice department defense its prosecution of the former president. just one da...

mr. smith as a veteran career prosecutor. he has assembled a group of experienced and talented prosecutors and agents, who chers commitment, integrity and the rule of law. any questions about the matter will have to be answered by their filings in court. >> meanwhile, the washington post reports one of trumps attorneys wanted to oppress the department of justice to discuss a possible settlement in the documents case. but trump himself, he was not interested. that is according to three ...

hi there, everyone. its 4:00 in new york. theres brand new reporting that drives home the fact that donald trump is his own worst enemy when it comes to his many, many, many legal problems and when it comes to the indictment and the classified documents investigation turning him from a disgraced twice impeached once indicted ex-president. in that case he has no one to blame but himself. "the washington post" reports late last year team trump hit a fork in a road, a point in which trump...

states supreme court has never truly grappled with. >> we never had an interaction s president seeking reelection. >> the president of harvard university resigned today, weeks after her controversial testimony before congress about antisemitism. >> yeah rage came not from her academic peers, but from her political foes, led by conservatives who put her career under intense scrutiny. >> i think it is going to be really a tremendous victory in iowa. >> i will defeat president trump fair ...

hello and thank you so much for joining us. it is 10:00 eastern. im ana cabrera alongside my friend and colleague jose diaz-balart, reporting from miami today. and welcome to the start of a monumental day. in just a few hours, donald trump will become the first former president to ever enter a plea in a federal courthouse. a grand jury voted to indict the 45th commander in chief with 37 counts relating to his handling of classified documents at his alleged obstruction of justice. now, ...