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Essentially further restrict Abortion Rights. Now it has so many talk being how the fallout could reach all the way from this summer to november 2024. Emergency evacuations, people jumping into the ocean to stay alive. Hurricanecharged winds fueling a raging wildfire that is burning out of control. Im john berman with kate bolduan. Cnn news central starts now. New this morning, a memo that could be central to the January 6th Case against donald trump. What prosecutors call a plot to create a, quote, fake controversy that would derail the proper certification of biden as president elect. Now, t...

What he writes is, even if in the end the supreme court would likely end up ruling that the power to count the votes does not lie with the president of the senate, but instead lies with congress, letting matters play out in this wayould guarantee that public attention would be riveted on the evidence of electoralbuses by the democrats and would also buy the trump campaign more time to win litigation that would deprive biden of electoral votes and or add to trump's column. i recognize that what i suggest is a bold controversial strategy. he is acknowledging that and then others that were hearin...

Credit for acknowledging doubt and the fact that he said this is an untested theory, it's bold, it's controversial, in other words, he forthrightly acknowledged the weaknesses in his argument, but the portion of the memo that would concern me if i were a defense lawyer is where he says, look, even if these arguments are legally meritless they might help us delay things. as a lawyer that's not a good look. in other words, you should not be advocating for arguments that you think are incorrect or meritless or even frivolous for the purposes of securing a delay. that's not good. >> let's drill do...

[ screaming ] i see it as a sign of extraordinary insecurity and weakness. any one of these people shouldn't need a subpoena at all. as an american, as a patriot, as a citizen who suffered the insurrection that was not an attack on democrats in congress, it was an attack on the entire government, including the republican sitting vice president. >> congresswoman madeleine dean, democrat of pennsylvania, the refusal of trump allies to comply with the january 6th committee subpoenas raises an obvious question. what do they have to hide? back with us tonight, don callaway, democratic strategist,...

About the president, congressional democrats, filibuster? why talk about the process inside congress? >> because you want to show expertise. in a post-trump world where people are trying to get back to some normalized version of american leadership you want to elect people that can demonstrate some knowledge of what's going on. unfortunately, those issues on some macro level are probably germane to virginia, but unfortunately the average person watching t-mac perform right there doesn't know that these aren't virginia issues and probably doesn't make the distinction between virginia political ...