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draft. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening everyone im ornament mormon median in for stephanie ruhle. donald trump has tried just about everything to slow down the governments investigation into the classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. now hes taking his course to the supreme court. today, trump made an emergency request, asking the court to overturn a lower court ruling that prevented the special master from revealing the roughly 100 classifie...

on this tuesday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening everyone. im ayman roy dean, in for stephanie ruhle. donald trump has tried almost everything to slow down the governments investigation into the classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. now hes taking his course to the supreme court. today, trump made an emergency request, asking the court to overturn a lower court ruling that prevented the special master from revealing the roughly 100 classified documents taken during the search fro...

this morning. >> yes. >> members of the far right extremist group, the proud boys, first charged with conspiracy, are now charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government or to block federal law from their alleged role in their january 6th attack on the capitol. >> we expect to learn more about the groups actions this week, not from the justice department but from congress, when the committee investigating the attack opens its first public hearings in primetime on thursday. well hav...

Is Benjamin Netanyahu talked about the humanitarian way looking out for civilians that was going to be the approach. That evidently Behind Closed Doors is what President Biden has been emphasizes. Lawrence yeah, thats important, too. You know, there were some allegations that there was some pressure from the white house to free up some of that humanitarian aid. It looks like they are on the same path. They are on one page right now. Look, in these moments, brian, and ainsley, and steve, i think ...

Seeing actually a good effort. it was a little late in the game, but the ukrainians have already dug in and made this a challenge for vladimir putin. always appreciate your candor. jason beardsley joining us mutually joining us , our national security expert. i want to ask you very quickly before we wrap up the segment from your perspective, is it more likely or less likely that we see the russians who by much of the reporting ive seen and read, whether its the bbc or just our own reporting here...

One. even commerce secretary wilbur ross stepped on the fed. >> were very upset about the portion of the strength of the dollar thats due to monetary policy by the fed. we think that -- its ridiculous -- our interest rates are high relative to many other countries. >> keep in mind cutting interest rates is actually a tactic the fed normally uses to stimulate the economy in a recession. meantime, larry kudlow is expected to speak with business and state leaders to discuss the economy. that expect...

Camp. that according to "the new york times." quote, its evolving into the hot bed of isis ideology and a huge breeding ground for future terrorists. the report states that isis currently has an estimated 14 to 18,000 combatants, continues to conduct guerrilla attacks across iraq and syria and can tap into the reported $400 million war chest. joe? >> so, katty kay, this is something that the trump administration was warned about. it was something that people inside the pentagon warned donald tru...

Road. >> theres a town just west of moos you will called the telefar. the coalition dmou believes there may be 500 to 800 isis fighters really dug in, hold up just west of moos you will, not an insurmountable numbers of fighters for the coalition to go after, if you dont shut that off, those fighters can begin to stage the kind of guerrilla attacks into mosul and just keep sort of the situation off kilter, the big concern, isis becomes a guerrilla organization. they continue to inspire fighters ...

Doesnt end in guerrilla attacks, doesnt end the terror threat. >> in general, would there be any utility in a greater u.s. troops presence inside syria? would that help with the transition at all? >> it would if we are narrowing the discussion to going after isis and not broadening the discussion in terms of what happens with assad, and is there a discussion about a regime change, and what does the next regime look like in damascus? the discussion has to be narrowly defined as us going against i...

Democracy, always going to be some risk. we dont want to live in police states. but look here, turkey even has cracked down heavily on its own citizens. it is a nato country, but has a lot of internal problems. and it cant keep a lid on terrorists or guerrilla attacks or asymmetric warfare. we have to deal with it going forward. this virus will be with us a while. but they have got to find this one guy, frances, one or two or more, we dont really know. it is so unclear. we really need some of th...