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urgency of the unprecedented search of a former presidents home. this also raises the stakes of his standoff with attorney general merrick garland, who revealed that he personally signed off on the search warrant. former president trump says he too wants the searched documents to be made public but well see if his lawyers contest it in court. kaitlan collins joins us. "the wall street journal" a couple of minutes ago, what are they reporting? >> alex leery at "the wall street journal" ...

and various documents were marked as top secret sensitive compartmentalized information. this would be material so te sensitive that the u.s. goes to excruciating efforts to conceal it. only people with top clearance can read them, and they have to do it in a scif. these scifs require a special lock and have re-enforced walls and electronic methods to prevent spying. im going to go to katelyn polantz. you have the warrants. what else are we learning? >> theres more information in here ...

votes which is one more than we have because we won the state. >> still remarkable to hear him. that was georgias secretary of state brad raffensperger on the receiving end of that request. he and his deputy gabe sterling will be the witnesses along with two recent recipients of the jfk profile and courage award for their actions and courage during the 2020 election. georgia elections worker andrea shea moss who also came under pressure. the testimony doesnt stop there, well hear what ...

politicsnation. tonights lead, the heat is on. jim only where six select committee has wrapped up its summer session, leaving us with a picture of a former president who pushed our democracy to the brink. only blinking when it was clear his desperate power play would not work. even the trump friendly new york post now admits his silence that day was -- but now we must shift focus from trump to the toxic legacy he has left behind. the political climate where tensions are at a boiling p...

were there at 5:30 in the morning. who gets held accountable for that? >> laura: we dont know who leaked the opinion and nobodys interested in finding that out. rachel tonight, sean and will pick up where you left off. on laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the biden justice department is getting so desperate theyve now gone nuclear. "the angle" will explain in moments. one fbi agent swept into mar-a-lago and monday, they were met by president trump...

whirlwind visit to taiwan, meeting earlier today with the islands democratically elected president, in defiance of provocative live fire drills from chinas military. and also this hour well talk to kentucky governor andy beshear about the search and rescue efforts as the death count rises from this weeks historic floods. ill speak to senator kirsten gillibrand about the passage of new medical benefits for burn pit victims finally. and we are on sinema watch, waiting for that 50th democ...

especially given these primary elections, typically have lower turnout rates than general elections. it was, in fact, the opposite effect. to put into context how unprecedented these numbers were, in 2018 about 450,000 people showed up for the kansas primary election. yesterday it was nearly double that. thats about half of the states total registered voters, even some kansans were surprised by that. >> there were a lot of people last fall that did not believe that the supreme court wo...

states where abortion is not legal because of the overturning of roe v. wade, and to see if they can travel to states where those services are legal, and to have an ability to transfer the kinds of benefits that include transportation in certain circumstances, and the medical care to allow those women to have access to abortion. to look at how could that be done under the law. so this is really the president signing an order that directs hhs to set up a program to do that. so with the ...

news cnn i doubt they just happened to be there at five thirty in the morning. yeah. they nobody ever how anybody gets held accountable for that. f we still dont know who leakedon the draft dobbs opinion at the supreme court. no ones interested in finding thatat. rachel thats thats kind of funny how that worked. great show tonight, sean. and were going to break it up where you left off. all right. im laura ingram . this is ingram angle from washington tonight. the biden justice departm...

the fbi. citing substantial public interest. the doj is keeping the affidavit under wraps, and that is a key document. it would give more details on the justification for the unprecedented and very controversial search. >> sandra: some are wondering if all of this trouble was even necessary because donald trump was issued a subpoena for documents back in june. the cover of "the new york post" this morning blaring "you could have just asked!" and denying a report that the feds were sear...