Out front next, the breaking news, questions growing about Pete Hegseth and a second strike on an alleged drug vote.

A top Republican asking, was this legal? He's our guest.

Plus new details about Trump's health as the White House releases a report under pressure from Governor Tim Walz.

A former White House doctor says he has lots of questions.

He's our guest along with the top New York Times journalist

with extensive reporting on Trump's health.

And breaking news this hour, Putin's clear message,

appearing tonight in full military uniform,

hours before his high-stakes meeting with the U.S. Let's go out front.

And good Monday evening, I'm Erin Burnett, and out front tonight, the breaking news. Pete

Heggseth under pressure. The president tonight meeting with top aides, including his defense

secretary and the secretary of state Marco Rubio.

As questions grow about the United States military's second deadly strike on a specific boat,

an alleged drug boat from Venezuela. This strike coming after a first strike, apparently left

two people alive clinging to the vessel. Now, that second strike is one that lawmakers and

legal experts from both

parties say is against the law, some even calling it a warm crime. Now, the main headline the

drug report is war crime, Heggseth bloodlust, and it comes as well-known conservative lawyer,

Andrew McCarthy, writes in the National Review, if this happened as described in the Washington Post report,

it was at best a war crime under federal law.

At best, a war crime, he says.

Well, he's not alone.

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