BERMAN: Tonight, the President stressed he would be the law and order president. We want to update you on the legal wranglings of two former top aides. Today, a federal appeals court sided with a federal judge who was scrutinizing the sudden decision by Attorney General William Barr and the Justice Department to dismiss its case against former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. Flynn and the department had one the initial review by a three judge plan a panel two to one, and that's despite the fact that Flynn had pleaded guilty twice. But he lost that appeal today eight to two. Effectively, this means that Judge Emmett Sullivan can examine whether or not the Justice Department dismissed the case for legitimate reasons. Now, in a separate case, something of a win for the Trump administration, although perhaps momentarily. A panel on that same fair Court decided that House Democrats could not pursue their subpoena a former White House Counsel Don McGahn in the courts, unless they pass a law that said they can enforce subpoenas that could be appealed as well. A lot going on, the news continues. I want to hand over to Chris for "CUOMO PRIMETIME."
Court Denies Motion by Flynn.