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Chief twit, elon musk himself, that if trump is arrested, h will be reelected in a landslide victory. is there an evidence, even anecdotal evidence, that this could be remotely true? or that elon musk has ever bee proved right about anything? there is no history to loo back to here, to take preceden from. weve never had a former president indicted before, i it happens, we would be in uncharted waters look, we hate horse race stuff on this show but i have to ask tonight, how would an indictment a...

ASTANA. KAZINFORM – Observer from the U.S. Dr Kamran Bokhari, Senior Director of the Eurasian Security and Prosperity Portfolio at the New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy, shared his thoughts on the elections of the Majilis and maslikhat deputies held in Kazakhstan this past weekend, Kazinform correspondent reports.

Eventual release. however, given the publicity of this case, multiple sources saying that that process, if we reach that point, would likely happen away from the crowds and cameras. just speaks to the unprecedented nature of everything thats happening behind the scenes as many wait for what the next step will be from a grand jury. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. lets discuss this with cnns senior political analyst, ron brownstein. good to have you with us. the former president urged his supporte...

ASTANA. KAZINFORM 61 international observers of the CIS Inter-Parliamentary Assembly are monitoring the current early election of the Majilis and local maslikhat deputies in Kazakhstan today, Kazinform correspondent reports.

Migrants. then look at some other newspapers, different stories there, too. the scottish sunday mail talking about six, lies and spin after the snps terrible few days. the observer says borisjohnson is trying to make a last—minute bid to discredit the probe into partygate. and in the sunday mirror, britain should be proud of gary lineker, what we were talking about last week. so lets talk to our panel. welcome to you all. justin, the centrepiece, the big promise was childcare is what the gover...

Secret service agent. gentlemen, good to see you both. so ron, let me begin with you. and your reaction to trumps claim that he will be arrested tuesday, he has called for protests and, by the way, the manhattan d.a. confirming that there is an arrest or indictment scheduled for tuesday. >> that is part of the story that hes putting a specific date on it the d.a. is not. the largest point is the one that you mentioned. if you are the most sympathetic observer possible to donald trump and you do ...

Happen his own team has put out a statement that was contrary to what the former president said this morning saying that they havent bee formally told anything but, yes, i think the purpos was to get his supporters rile up i think that he wants to try t cause a scene and maybe he i thinking in his mind that that will make the prosecutor change their mind and if the want to actually go through th stress and all the issues that come with donald trump we >> given how well you kno her, how do you th...

Diversity, who encouraged all students to yell down judge kyle duncan of the u.s. court of appeals for reportedly miss gendering. >> lytic, who identifies as a woman. yeah, put them up on the cross for that one . what you probably did not knowls was that the litigant was twice co convicted for receiving child .ography. so a who thes w schools know flakes went to the mat for is what were talking about. yest yeah, but they werent done yesterday. of thed the dean of martinez, the law school, jenny ...

A smart strong democrat an democrats control the senate, completely disagree with the idea that the biden budget i doa. i think many of the things tha are in their, youll actuall see in the final product >> pennsylvania congressma brandon boyle laying out the fight ahead in congress over president bidens proposal for the upcoming federal budget. among the priorities, taxing the rich - solvency, house republican already blasting the plan bu without offering a plan of their own. back with philippe...

Syrian desert, deliberately starving them along the way. those who survived scattered across the globe. they formed large and vibrant communities that survive today. they never forgot the past, and who and what had pushed them from their homeland. >> anthony: lets start with this: genocide. many people seem awfully and curiously reluctant to use this word. as american national -- foreign policy, we use what, catastrophe? a regrettable series of incidents? >> richard: yeah, how insulting. >> anth...