Outfront next, breaking news. The Supreme Court will decide whether Donald Trump can be kicked

off the ballot in Colorado. As President Biden warns tonight, Trump is the biggest threat to American

democracy. Plus, a new wave of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein has just been released,

new details about Donald Trump and Bill Clinton's relationships with the convicted

pedophile.

And he is the billionaire investor who went after the Harvard president for plagiarism again

and again and again.

Now his wife admits she plagiarized too.

So what's he saying now?

The reporter who broke the story is my guest.

Let's go out front.

Good evening. I'm Erica Hill. In for Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, breaking news.

The Supreme Court enters the 2024 election, agreeing to hear Donald Trump's appeal of Colorado's landmark ruling that found he's an insurrectionist and therefore unfit for office and therefore can't be on the ballot in that state. It is a historic case, one that is also forcing these nine justices

to act quickly. Oral arguments set to begin February 8th. This decision, of course, could have not just a

seismic impact on Donald Trump's political ambitions, but on ballots across the

country. Just last week, Maine Secretary of State announced Trump would not appear on her state's

primary ballot. Oregon's top court is currently weighing a challenge to the former president's

eligibility. And then just yesterday, voters in Illinois and Massachusetts filed motions to remove

Trump from their 2024 ballots.

Now, Trump's campaign is responding to the Supreme Court's decision, writing in part,

these so-called ballot challenge cases are all part of a well-funded effort by left-wing political

activists held bent on stopping the lawful reelection of President Trump this November,

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