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against him. they found cocaine residue on the pouch of where he stored the gun. wait until you hear the rest of this one. >> ainsley: listen to this. do you find this acceptable? >> not at all. >> it is frozen and im getting it towed because that is my only option. >> no juice, zero percent, three hours being here. >> carley: tesla charging stations are graveyards, weather is draining their batteries. well talk to a driver who experienced that situation first hand. >> todd: did you se...

since 2017. >> it was a dumb mistake, terrible mistake. >> california governor gavin newsom. sparring on number of hot button issues to newsom handling of the pandemic. >> i violated what i was speaking. >> brian: former president donald trump expected to plead not guilty of 37 charges over documents found at mar-a-lago. >> steve: city of miami ramping up security, police brace for large protest, anywhere from 5000 to 50,000 people. >> ainsley: that is right, on both sides. jonathan is...

Tight spot. >> steve: that would be great for republicans to make their case if that exists. >> brian: june 20, 2022 is the interview. why redact what a whistleblower said that you said has not been verified yet. >> ainsley: can we hear the tapes? >> brian: we got to hear the tape and know what existed. the fbi has no credibility here, they told us the paper didnt exist and then acknowledged it did exist. you can see it at my office. the chairman can only see it. you are in contempt, okay, the w...

Anything. why redact? theres really no more privacy interests involved. >> lisa bloom, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> when we come back, an analysis by the "new york times" shows that the el paso mass murderer wasnt just echoing donald trumps words. he was echoing the words of the trump-supporting media. especially that word "invasion." a "new york times" analysis shows how the trump-supporting media has been pumping out that language to the el...

Over their investigative product to civil attorneys after the defendant in a federal criminal case has died? >> thats a great question, and i dont know the answer to that question. i think we have made freedom of information requests in other cases to law enforcement. i have many cases where we accuse high-profile individuals like bill cosby, for example, bill oreilly, many others, and when theyre accused and sometimes theres law enforcement implications as well. we can get the files sometimes r...