Tonight, former Prince Andrew is under investigation after British police arrest him, how the fallout from the Epstein files has spread overseas.

Then the president returns to Georgia and praises his administration for seizing 2020 ballots as the state's election board hires a private investigator.

Plus, the ongoing fight over ice and border patrol

tactics. One journalist says the cult for inside is much worse than you think as the 11th hour

gets underway on this Thursday night. Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Rule, and we are now 256 days away from the midterms.

Today, the president went down to Georgia. It was supposed to be part of his mini tour to talk about, you guessed it, affordability.

But the state has been in his administration's crosshairs

for very, very different reasons. Last month, if you recall, the FBI seized ballots from the

2020 election in Fulton County. The county has taken the DOJ to court over it. Well, today, the Georgia

State Election Board wrapped up a meeting, and one member said it looks like it's the state board

versus Fulton County. The board decided to hire a private investigator to report them, but it is not

exactly clear what that person is actually going to investigate. Usually the person who would look

into voting issues is Georgia's Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger. Instead,

the board subpoenaed Raffensberger to testify about some of these alleged issues at its next

meeting. And while Trump's speech in Georgia was advertised as an affordability speech, as I mentioned,

of course, he weighed in on this very issue the state's elections by the way did you see

they raided the fulton county place storage house and now the democrats have hired a massive team

of lawyers they have the balance that should be no problem right have the balance. That should be no problem, right?

They have the ballots.

FBI came in and raided.

They found plenty of stuff.

And now they have the ballots.

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