big question for the world tonight. thanks for joining us. you can watch us any time, anywhere on cnn go. have a good weekend. see you monday. ac 360 begins right now. good evening. we begin with more startling headlines from president trump. in just a last four days, he s threatened north korea with fire and fury, said maybe that wasn t enough of a threat. said american forces are locked and loaded and late today he said even more. appearing this morning outside his new jersey golf club, the president went before reporters. when he was over, he raised the possibility of u.s. military action in venezuela and renews his warnings to north korea. nobody loves a peaceful solution better than president trump, that i can tell you. hopefully it will all work out. but this has been going on for many years. it would have been a lot easier to solve this years ago before they were in the position that they re in. but we will see what happens. we think that lots of good things could happen
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Yes. e elie, listen, given everything we know about how this committee operates, does it seem they want these phone records of kimberly guilfoyle and eric trump for a specific reason? i m sure they want it for a specific reason, don. this committee has been very strategic in what they ve done. those are two very specific individuals to request the phone records of. they want to know for reasons that we don t entirely understand right now, but they want to know who eric trump with spoke with at key times and who kimberly guilfoyle spoke with at key times. the phone records will show them exactly who each of them spoke with and texted with at very specific times, and i expect the committee to follow up by trying to get in touch with the other people who were being texted or being called and ask them perhaps, you know, look, let s be realistic, eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle are very unlikely to go in and testify and testify truthfully, but the other folks in those communications may
Command center or the war room on january 5th. that was the night before the insurrection. did you see any of them complying? oh, no, i don t see any of them complying. i m sure they ll fight it every step of the way, don. but it s worth remembering here, the role that lawyers played in all this, this coup attempt does not happen without lawyers who are willing to abuse their power, abuse the trust that we place in them as lawyers, that kim and i and many, many others hold as lawyers. this coup attempt does not get off the ground unless they have the blessing of lawyers like rudy giuliani, sidney powell, jenna ellis, boris epshteyn, people who are willing to abuse that power, spread a lie, put it out in front of courts, put it out in front of the american public. they have to have some real accountability here. they re not going to testify, but we need to know and understand what they did and just how dangerous it was. aren t they supposed to be people who care about the rule of la
Amount for brand valuation. this goes along with her, kara, saying that they have significant evidence indicating that the trump organization used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations on multiple properties to obtain economic benefits, including loans, insurance coverage, and tax deductions for years. kara, stand by. i want to bring elie honig in, our legal analyst on cnn. did you hear what we said? yes, don. go for it. what do you make of this from the attorney general, letitia james? so obviously it s a very strong statement from the attorney general. i think it s a cause for concern anytime a state attorney general is saying these kind of things. now, obviously the core theory here goes to this valuation idea. did the trump organization selectively and intentionally overvalue assets when it was convenient or undervalue maybe those same assets when it was also convenient? the first question that i m thinking about is who can they