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>> this is all we had. >> we lost everything. we're with not one single thing. >> everything gone. tens of thousands of floridians will sleep in shelters tonight following the devastation of hurricane ian, which has now made landfall in south carolina. also tonight, putin's illegal annexation. he's unhinged, and he's dangerous. so how should the world respond? >> plus, the supreme court welcomes justice ketanji brown jackson ahead of what is expected to be another perilous term. >> it's about damn time we have a discussion about the right-wing freakout over lizzo and james madison's ...

♪ ♪ for the first time people getting out of gaza, an opening at the rafah crossing. hundreds of foreign nationals could getit out over the next f days. a second strike has rocked the refugee camp in northern gaza. what we are learning about this blast. the strike yesterday in the same area took out a hamas commander, but dozens others feared dead, as well. donald trump junior set to take the stand in a $250 million trial where donald trump has been found liable for fraud. i'm john berman with kate bolduan. sara sidner is on assign. this is "cnn news central." two big dev...

Called in impeachment trial, was her back and party leaders have in new york. can i shed any light whether or not liked her. these are terrorists, in our not he committed the crime he she has been a vocal critic bucking her party as well, but accused of? there is no reason to believe i the real question is how does country, perpetrating terrorism would have any notion about this impact the 2020 landscape? whether he committed that crime. on other americans and that's does this lead to democrats how we should treat it and losing their seats, particularly that's how i want the laws in every sing...

American people can come around to that. >> it's so basic and elemental. in this case the oath of office preceded a speech known thereafter as american carnage. but we are alone among civilized nations when we swear people in to public roles. we swear to the constitution. >> right. and the framers took oaths, and i can't stress this enough. maybe you deal with it in your new book. they took oaths very, very seriously. much more so than we do today. it's not just a formality. when you took an oath back in the 18th century, you were taking it before god. you were taking on something that was ver...

Civilized nations when we swear people in to public roles, we swear to the constitution. >> right. and that -- the framers took oaths. and i can't stress this enough. maybe you deal with it in your new book. they took oaths very, very seriously, much more so than we do today. it's not just a formality. when you took an oath back in the 18th century, you know, you're taking it before god, you were taking -- it was -- you were taking on something that was very, very special and that, you know, you feared for your character and your reputation if you violated that oath, and it was something very ...