Out front next, Donald Trump making his case in court and not ruling out violence if his cases move ahead.

The former Trump White House lawyer, Ty Cobb, is out front and federal investigators looking for four bolts crucial to securing the door plug that blew off that Alaska Airlines plane.

Were they ever on the door in the first place? I mean, it's an incredible

question. We go inside the investigation as Boeing calls an all emergency staff meeting. And the

Pentagon finally revealing what sent the defense chief Lloyd Austin to the hospital twice,

even as the president and his own deputy, were in the dark. Will the explanation be enough

to save his job or make it worse? Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight. Trump threatening chaos. The former

president warning today that if his prosecution continues, very bad things will happen.

I think they feel this is the way they're going to try and win, and that's not the way it goes

that will be bettlement in the country.

It's a very bad thing.

And Trump's actions actually match his words in this case because he chose to spend his

day in a courtroom in Washington instead of on the campaign trail in Iowa.

The first votes, of course, of the 2024 election

are just six days away.

And Trump was not in Iowa.

This is to be very clear here.

He did not have to be in court.

He chose to be there so that he could make the case

to a courtroom and to the television cameras there.

I feel that as a president, you have to have immunity. Very simple.

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