Attorney confirms Mark Zuckerberg to go to trial Wednesday

The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle

MS NOW, Stephanie Ruhle

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🗓️ 14 February 2026

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Funding for DHS runs out at midnight, Goldman Sachs lawyer Kathryn Ruemmler departs amid reported ties to Epstein, and Attorney confirms Mark Zuckerberg to go to trial Wednesday. Laura Baron Lopez, David Rohde, McKay Coppins, Ron Insana, Bill Cohan, Jake Ward, and Father James Martin join The 11th Hour this Monday night.

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0:00.0	Tonight, the Department of Homeland Security shuts down in one hour.
0:05.0	What the political win for Democrats after the Minneapolis protest means moving forward.
0:10.0	Then major fallout from the Epstein files continues.
0:13.0	We'll go through the latest high-profile resignations.
0:16.0	Plus, the landmark social media trial that could have big implications for META and other companies as the 11th hour gets underway on this Friday night.
0:29.4	Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl joining you live from Los Angeles, and we are now 262 days away from the midterms, and there is less than one hour until the Department of Homeland Security shuts down.
0:42.8	Democrats blocked funding for the agency over ICE and Border Patrol's violent immigration crackdown that has unfolded across the country.
0:50.3	It is important to point out that this represents a political victory for the party.
0:55.3	It is a clear example of them getting something done, building on momentum after weeks of protests in Minnesota.
1:01.2	After midnight agencies like ICE, CBP, TSA, FEMA, the Coast Guard, Secret Service, and SISA will not get any new money.
1:09.8	However, Republicans included $75 billion,
1:13.7	with a B, billion dollars for ICE in the reconciliation bill that passed this summer,
1:18.0	some of which can be used to pay personnel in the event of shutdown. So the immigration
1:22.6	crackdown can continue regardless whether lawmakers meet the funding deadline or not. Meanwhile, in Minneapolis,
1:29.4	federal officials are investigating two ICE agents who potentially lied about the shooting of a
1:34.8	Venezuelan man last month. While all of this is happening, DHS Secretary Kristy Noem appears to be
1:40.9	more focused on getting the GOP's strict proof of citizenship voting bill through Congress.
1:46.8	And as Axios notes, her department historically has not had a role in elections.
1:52.8	All right now, time to get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel tonight.
1:56.2	David Road joined us, MS now senior national security reporter.
1:59.3	He joins us from Munich, Laura Barone Lopez,
2:01.8	MSNOW, White House reporter, and McKay Coppins staff writer at the Atlantic. Laura, start us off tonight.
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