Out front next, breaking news tonight.

An explosive hearing in federal court.

A judge demanding to know if Trump defied his court order flying migrants out of the U.S.

Even as he was ordered not to.

Is this just the beginning?

Plus, the former director of Project 2025 tonight says Trump's second term is lining up with the controversial blueprint that he put out there

quote, beyond his wildest dreams.

And taking on Musk,

the world's richest man, claiming no one has died

from his cuts to federal spending.

So New York Times columnist Nick Kristoff

got in a plane and he went

and he got the facts and calls him out tonight

traveling around the world.

Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, the breaking news, an explosive scene in a federal courtroom just moments ago.

So a federal judge flat out asked Trump's lawyer, did the president defy a court order when the Trump administration deported

more than 200 migrants to El Salvador? And Trump's lawyer would not answer that question,

would not answer the question, as we are at this very moment awaiting a decision from that judge

on whether he will move to hold the Trump administration in contempt of court. Now, at the heart of the dispute,

three flights that took off from American soil and landed in Central America this weekend. And the

timeline on these is crucial. I think it sort of boils down to this. It started Saturday morning.

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