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happening now, president biden delivers an impassioned plea to african american voters in south carolina, hoping the state that propelled hem to the democratic nomination in 2020, can recharge his reelection campaign, this as top republican hopefuls hit the final stretch with just one week under the iowa caucuses. in georgia, donald trump is asking a judge to throw out the state's election subversion case against him. the former president once again claiming immunity, the same argument a federal court will hear tomorrow with trump in tapedance. plus, we have breaking news about t...

say, but you really do. thank you, anderson cooper. this is "don lemon tonight." i'm laura coates in for don. deleted documents and the hunt for missing secret service texts goes back more than a year it seems. and it turns out investigators knew the texts were deleted in may. i don't mean may of this year. i mean may of last year. that's actually seven months earlier than what the secret service told congress. now this is on top of reporting from "the washington post," the text from donald trump's acting homeland security chief chad wolf and his top deputy ken cuccinelli apparently ...

Expect the timeline to play out? when could it go before the u.s. supreme court? >> sooner than cases typically would tend to appear before the supreme court, wolf, but we should adjust our expectations. under normal circumstances it can take months, if not years, for appeals to work their way through lowers courts. now, every court who has weighed these questions, starting with the federal transact and now the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit have move with an exceptional amount of haste, and i would anticipate that if this does go to the supreme court and spoiler alert, i'm pretty ...

The people who asserted at this point? >> you know, that's an excellent question. they may very well be trying to run out the clock. the simple fact is though -- it's important they said three months, laura, only three months. it's very quick in sort of supreme court and law terms. it's a relatively straightforward question, the executive privilege question as it made it to the supreme court. look, hen this has come up in the past in history, and it hasn't been many times, the biggest one being 1974 with richard nixon during watergate, the supreme court ruled against the president, saying exec...

And mulvaney weren't even talking. they have sued everybody in sight. so kupperman has actually sued the congress, the president in his official capacity, all kinds of other people. he is saying i don't know what to do. tell me, court. but i think, as peter says, for bolton it's different. he is playing this teasing game. yet he seems to not be a bad guy. >> it's like saying i am choosing -- princes choosing between two princes. congress is out of the game. they are not seeking anymore. so who is bolton -- >> they are not seeking and what that means in law terms there is no case anymore. >> so...