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contentious, the judge writing he will not debate the issue more and trump's team miss add deadline of noon today. the former president's team writing hey, it's very unfair and trump has been "belittled" by an out of control politically motivated attorney general, letitia james, and requested the closing arguments be delayed because his mother-in-law died last night. the judge denying that request, too. the judge initially indicated trump would be allowed to speak but said he would have to limit remarks to "commentary on the relevant material facts in evidence and application of the relevant law to the facts" and not allowed to introduce now evidence or comment on irrelevant matters or deliver a campaign speech or talk about the judge, his staff, the attorney general, lawyers or the court system, which are things that trump has brought up. the judge wrote trump's attorney responded limitations were unfair and said trump could not agree to them. so the a.g. says the former president defrauded banks and
of failed leadership. watch. >> for the sake of our homeland security and the well-being of the people of the united states, secretary mayorkas must be held accountable. >> i have never seen this border more out of control. >> i'm not going to sit here and be an idle spectator of the destruction of the constitution. >> there's one reason that eight million people cross a nation's border. they know that they can get away with it. >> like a preplanned, predetermined political stunt it is. this is not a legitimate impeachment. >> martha: the house push has drawn a mixed response from republicans though. alabama's tommy tubberville says that it's a waste of time adding republicans can solve the problems at the border during the november election. texas senator ted cruz says the time has come to impeach
translation: we are practically living in a state of— war against terrorism. these are not organised crime groups. they are terrorists financed by drug trafficking, trafficking in people, organs and arms. last night, gunmen stormed one of the main broadcasters in guayaquil, shooting one of the cameramen. 0vernight there were explosions, kidnappings, and murders. today the army has been deployed across the country, at times applauded by people on the streets. they are hunting for one of the top cartel bosses who escaped prison on sunday. but it's stunning how quickly this has spun out of control. live now to the capital quito to speak to maria sol borja, political editor at gk, an independent media organisation in ecuador. thank you for coming back to us tonight. it does still feel like a country on the edge. what if you made of the reaction today? today
active, i had never been involved in politics.n so they can twist and turn thisw all they want, but it's because rginthey see what we see.just we are surging in the polls, noa just in iowa, not just inm new hampshire, not just in south carolina. but i will say that is the problem with politicians. rather than talking about what they can do, they just want to a talk up and make things up, thae they are sayin ig i said. i'm happy to dispute it every day of the week. e taat the end of the day, i'd rather be talking about and inflation and our economy and education, how we have to got back to the basics and get ouree kids reading again, about aou border that's out of control, the factntan that we needa law and order backth in thisn an country, and we need a strong s taamerica we can be proud of again. that's what i'on.m going to stay focused on. [applause] 's pt we have a lot moree very questions on those very topics. when we come back, we will talk about a lot of those topics of governor haley coming up, and also deal with the front runner in this race, former president donald trump. ♪ ♪
decision threatens to throw the presidential election into chaos. the court should act now from it spinning out of control. ag morrisey, what chaos would ensue if donald trump is kept off even one ballot? >> it would be amazing in american history if that were to happen. i don't think it will. first, courts are instructed to stay out of the middle and not interfere with american affairs that is hall mark of how supreme court has reviewed cases for a long time. look at the insurrection clause and i am hopeful they will
and involved in politics. they can twist and turn this all they want. they see what we see, we are surging in the polls, not just in iowa. not just in new hampshire, not just in south carolina. but i will say that's the problem with politicians. rather than talking about what they can do they just want to talk things up and makes things up that they are saying that i said. i'm happy to dispute it every day of the week. at the end of the day, i would rather be talking about inflation and our economy and education and how we have to go back to the basics and get our kids reading again. about a border that's out of control. about the fact that we need law and order back in this country and that we need a strong america that we can be proud of again and that's what i'm going to stay focused on. [applause] >> bret: governor, we have a lot more questions on those very topics. when we come back, we will talk about a lot of those topics with governor haley come up. and, also, deal with the frontrunner in this race, former president donald trump. ♪ [applause]
earlier today. >> we're excited, but we're hoping we can get through it >> reporter: then spreading north into new york city as flakes fell on the 30 rock christmas tree the storm shutting down highways as it marched east in arkansas, this chain reaction crash backing up traffic for miles. in florida a tornado spotted causing this power surge explosion. out west, extreme weather of another kind causing a deadly 35-car pileup near bakersfield authorities believe heavy fog was to blame at least two people were reportedly killed. and in tahoe, one after another, cars sliding out of control -- >> run >> reporter: crashing into other vehicles because of icy conditions back on the east coast, millions of people are under winter weather alerts tonight, and major cities from philly to new york and boston are getting ready. here in scranton, pennsylvania, department of transportation has wasted no time in preparing. >> we have all of our manpower,
one. and now you're about to hear the tapes too. >> she ran her mouth too much. she ran out of control. she started running her mouth. she should have kept her mouth shut. yeah. >> coming up, true confession or terrific con job? >> he was conned into playing along with this cellmate in order to survive. >> what would a jury think about the tale of the tape? when "the goldfinger mystery" when "the goldfinger mystery" continues. respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective
in fact, a lot of people are saying he got a little tired. i think he mentioned my name 29 times. he said donald trump is a threat to democracy. that's going to be their case because he can't say anything good. will: meanwhile, something like two dozen states' attorney general have written a letter to the supreme court, a friends of the court brief, in support of donald trump when it comes to removing his name from the ballot. they wrote in that brief, many americans will become convinced that a few parse partisan actors have contrived to take the decision out of voters' hands. it casts confusion into an election cycle just weeks away. beyond that, it upset the respective roles of the congress and the states and the courts. the court should act now to stop all these strange, far-reaching and injurious results from spinning out of control. pete: is that what is known as an amicus brief? will: i believe so. pete: make an argument in front of the court on behalf of a
that is just weeks away beyond that, it upsets the respective roles of the congress, the states and the courts. the court should act now to stop all of these strange far reaching and results from spinning out of control. what is happening shannon? is so strange and so unamerican i've just never thought that you could just pull somebody off of a palette not give the ability to vote for who they want to vote for. >> that's what the supreme court has to decide now and they signaled to us friday saying we're taking this case out of colorado and maybe a move point in colorado because secretary of state there said listen i had to certify ballots by friday that means his name is on the ballot but because so many other states out there are trying similar things i think the supreme court realized we've to get in and settle this question that argument brief from the attorney's general also says they predict as those who support keeping the president's name on the ballots that it will create chaos they say what are