thanks so much for joining us as always. kentucky and georgia polls, they have just closed? wow, okay. all eyes are on georgia where another case against trump hangs in the balance. and tonight voters decide on whether to reelect fulton county d.a. fani willis. take a load off fanny. and judge mcafee, will they be saved by the voters tossed to the curve. results coming in at the about m of the screen. any major developments as they come in. first, ya beyond a reasonable dt that s the focus of tonight s angle. we are never going to know just how much this trump trial cost the taxpayers of new york, but it has to be, i don t know, in the tens of millions of dollars? and for every hour spent on this was one hour less spent on prosecuting real criminals still terrorizing the city, not that has ever been alvin bragg s priority. we know that he is on the side of the criminal. his sole focus has been to nail donald trump no matter what it took, no matter how he had to contort the la
anti-israel protesters making their voices heard disrupting congressional testimony bite sofs by the vice president. democrats try to revive a failed border bill in time for the election and is the iconic home of elvis presley going on the market? we ll bring you there the latest on the fate of grace land. bret: but, first, breaking tonight, the defense has rested in the historic criminal trial of former president donald trump. the judge dismissing the jury until next tuesday now the judges and the attorneys on both sides are trying to decide on jury instructions. a crucial part of this trial and how the jury will eventually come to its verdict. correspondent nate foy is where he s been from the beginning, outside the new york state supreme court again tonight with the latest. good evening, nate. nate: good evening, bret. judge juan merchan didn t provide a ruling or a timeline of a ruling about trump s request to dismiss the case. instead today, after testimony from bob