Good evening, a lot to get to.

Tonight, just short of a week since he was attacked by an intruder who was trying to

capture his wife, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Paul Pelosi is out of the hospital.

CNN chief medical correspondent, neurosurgeon Dr. Sange-Hook, to join us talk about what

Mr. Pelosi's recovery from a skull fracture might look like.

Also tonight, the president and two former presidents all help in candidates and close

races making their closing arguments with control of Congress, not just of our grabs, but

within reach for either party.

We begin though tonight with breaking news, exclusive CNN reporting on how the Justice

Department could proceed with cases against former president Trump if he decides to run

as his surrogates or again, loudly hinting for president again.

CNN served Murray, has the breaking news, she joins us now.

So what were you learning?

Well, Anderson, our sources are telling our team that the Justice Department is considering

whether a special counsel might be necessary to oversee the investigation surrounding Donald

Trump if he decides to run for president in 2024, which as you've mentioned is a thing

his allies are talking about, a thing that could be potentially an imminent announcement.

And so they are looking at the Mar-a-Lago investigation, the investigation surrounding January

6th, surrounding efforts to subvert the 2020 election, and trying to decide whether a special

counsel might be necessary.

Now, no decisions have been made, but the idea, of course, is that if you are in a position

where Joe Biden's Justice Department is interviewing who could potentially be the candidate he is

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