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justice suggests, the court made a mistake in a landmark gun case two years ago, were falling when these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central happening right now, former president trump's longshot bid to get charges in his classified documents case please? >> dismissed. is playing out in federal court today. >> trump attorneys and outside conservative groups are trying to quash the special counsel's work by arguing that jack smith was unlawfully appointed. one of their main claims being that smith wasn't confirmed by the us senate this as new york report, new york times reporting indicates that two federal judges, peers of trump-appointed judge, aileen cannon personally advised her to step down from the case last year. she obviously declined. let's get the e latest now from cnn senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz caitlyn, we could see up to three days of arguments from the defense team trying to get jack smith removed. this is highly unusual, right? >> well, we will see three days of arguments and it is unusual how much time judge cannon is devoting, not just how much time she's devoting to these challenges of jack smith and his it's appointment, his funding as the special counsel's office within the justice department, but also how many people she wants to hear from. you never see that in a criminal case at the trial level before a judge like this. but here, judge cannon is going to this afternoon hear from law professors. people have nothing to do with this case, arguing for and against the special counsel. and the other thing that is really interesting about this, and the way judge cannon is handling it is cheap pushing things off in this case, she's having hearings like these. she's hearing some other very important parts of this case. two, on monday and tuesday as these hearing stretch out over the next couple of days, request from prosecutors about it a gag order on trump. another attempt from donald trump's team to toss out evidence and testimony in the case. but even in some of this, it's just not the thing that you're seeing. and this morning and we're going to hear this multiple times over the next couple of days. trump's team keeps asking for more hearings. she can't resolve this yet. they want more they want an evidentiary hearing about jack smith and his relationship with attorney general merrick garland. and so there before her are making their legal arguments, but they also keep asking do more bring us more to fort pierce, florida, have a sin court more and more and more every time that happens for us on their delay delay. >> another time you can put the trial date on the schedule that has been the playbook for the trump team, not only in this case, but across the legal issues that he's facing. yes. caitlin plants. thanks so much for the update. let's discuss further now with former federal judge john e. jones, the third judge. thank you so much for being with us. >> are you surprised that judge cannon gave this much time for arguments on whether the special counsel appointment is invalid. well, bores it's good to be with you again. and yes, i am a couple of things come to mind one is that the supreme court of the united states doesn't give anybody three days to argue anything and typically, you've got to wrap it up when they're very brief portion of time and i would rather cliff dive than here three days of arguments on anything let alone something of this import in two words, this is absurd and it's unnecessary you know, it's one thing to let these outside parties intervene, meaning that they can file briefs you can just decided on the briefs. this is holi unnecessary. and moreover, every court that has dealt with an allegation that the special counsel is unconstitutional, illegal. what have you has come down on this side of saying that those arguments are on availing. there's a great opinion by the the dc circuit, right on point. i don't know why she's doing this and this is just running the clock even further. >> at least cliff diving takes luck us time, right? i did want to ask you a about something you mentioned that those outside groups it's really rare to see this sort of thing, especially in a criminal trial. >> what do you think is the basis for that decision? i think that this is unfortunately an inexperienced judge, but a judge who is not even trying to talk to her colleagues who will i think would dissuade her from turning it into this kind of a circus and i just don't know boris, i think she's judging. i would say defensively. she appears to me bias or not, and i can't speak to that. only she knows whether there's an actual bias and i'm not going to make that allegation. but but at this point, what she's doing is judging in a way that she's trying to avoid a mistake. it seems to me and she's overdoing it when you're the trial judge, you've gotta be bold you've got to be a person who can make a determination and call it as you see it according to the law, she's temporizing and that's just not a good look. >> i want to explore what you just said about her trying to avoid a mistake in this sort of unprecedented case against the former president, wouldn't you want a judge that is deliberate, that is meticulous, that goes over every detail well, you can be deliberate and you can go over every detail and that's what you're supposed to do as a jurist. and not take forever to do it. >> remember she's got a chamber is full of really bright law clerks who can help her at every step of the way you have to be decisive borse. i mean, that's what you get paid to do as a judge time does not mean that a particular judge is doing all the things that are necessary to be then exemplary jurist. >> and in this case, she seems to be getting lost and minutiae and things that you can wrap up. there are a lot of motions that are out in this case, what i would do is i would hand them to, us magistrate judges who are there actually to help judges move the freight, so to speak? and she hasn't sent one of them to a magistrate judge, which is really horn book judging in the sort of trade of federal judges. and i don't understand why and how xi's handling the case, the way that she is and i hate to say that sort of backseat, judge, but it's absolutely apparent to me that she's got this thing screwed up on the question of her relationship and the way that she's relating to other judges. there's this reporting in the new york times that these judges with more experienced than she has approached her and essentially counseled her to let this one slide. this is obviously a complex case. they argued that she it might be better off just handing this off to someone else. >> you have given me an idea of where you stand on that idea, but i am curious about what you think regarding this story popping up in the press. >> the fact that this is out there now, what do you think that means? what does it imply to you? >> well, i don't know why it leaked and how it leaked and it's unfortunate because it sort of invades the province of inner judge communications. >> and that's unfortunate, but that having been said, my theory, boris, is that her colleagues or other costs hello egg saw that she really crashed and burned and the prior case that she had involved in former president trump, where he brought the lawsuit to challenge the search and so forth. and she appointed a master. and i think they have ascertained that at this point in her career, she's out of our depth. and i think they probably went to her sort of gently and said, look maybe this isn't the case for you at this point in your judicial career that's unprecedented by the way, i've never seen that happen. i spent almost 20 years in the bench and i never ever saw that happened once i saw judges who received cases ask for advice from other judges as to whether or not they might have a conflict or should stay in a particular case, but never did i see colleagues approach another and suggest that she auto relinquish the case. so i i can't know how that was received exactly. other than the proof is that she's staying with the case at this point. and unfortunately, those two colleagues were probably right judges john e. jones, the third, we very much appreciate your sharing your analysis with us. thanks for joining us good to be with you. >> bores. thanks. >> thanks, briana. >> now, core battle playing out as former president trump is suddenly out raising president biden on the campaign trail for the second month in a row, trump campaign donations having topped biden's, trump, hauled in a staggering 141 million in may. that's according to his campaign. and much of it came right after his criminal conviction in the hush money trial trial biden and the democratic party falling well short of that, even though they reportedly raised quite a bit more than $85 million last month, we're also learning new details those about how the candidates are preparing for their looming debate and some very important logistical details about that first presidential debate as well, which will be next thursday, right here on cnn i'm joined now by cnn's alayna treene and kayla tausche alaimo. first this big joe biden's and his political operations. cash advantage, which is a huge deal. we know that really the biden campaign and you can speak to this. kayla has been able to outspend donald trump fundraising on battleground strategy, but now the trump team really does have the ability to further close the gap. so you mentioned this, but donald trump's campaign says they raise $141 million in may. the binding camp only raised 85 million. i shouldn't say only that's a huge number, but compared to 141 million, they raised a lot more and look, much of that money, particularly in the later days of may came from, i mean, tens of millions came in the aftermath of his guilty verdict his manhattan trial. now what i also found interesting, just digging into some of these reports is that one of donald trump's leading super pac maga, inc, that supports the former president. they raised $65 million there's last month they also attributed a lot of that to the guilty verdict, but the majority of that money, 60 million, i believe was from three wealthy donors at 50 million was raised by this man with the mellon he previously had given to rfk junior, but instead of switched loyalty. so all to say what donald trump has been doing over the last several weeks and throughout his trial was fundraising, very much focusing on having these it's closed-door fundraisers where he's courting these wealthy billionaires and clearly it seeming to pay off, does it change the biden campaign strategy at all? >> well, it might mean that some of these ad buys need to be smaller. the one across the battlegrounds that they just launched was 50 million. mean they still have a significant amount of cash on hand, 212 million at the end of may and they did raise $30 at a fundraiser that was co helmed by former president barack obama in los angeles over the weekend that will count toward june numbers. so that's not the main hall that we were just talking about. but i do think that it's important to note this shift in momentum because this really started when donald trump's criminal trial trial began. it was april that was the first month that the trump campaign and his associated entities began out raising biden that went up even further in may and it could go up even further in june, elaina was talking about that dinner that trump held with some financier's the night of his conviction. i'm told by an attendee that it raised $40 million flares. there are only two dozen people there. and so trump really has this ability to mobilize not only high dollar donors, but as a very small number of them to give very large amounts. whereas president biden his campaign strategy has been to hold these very large format ticketed events where they raise less per attendee and it costs more to put them on. so it's a decidedly different strategy but the biden campaign would argue that $212 million is more than enough for what they need to do now, especially considering that this election is going to be decided by just a few hundred thousand voters across a few states do risk over saturating them if you have too many ads on the airways, too much male stuffed in their mailbox certainly, there there are a lot of strategies to reach those voters. but i think that there is a hope that the debate will help shape some of the thinking of donors going forward. >> we'll see if enough is enough or if maybe more as war, right? we'll see what happens here. okay. i mentioned logistical details and prep details for the debate cal kayla and i know that we have some new report worrying on biden, who is helping him prepare, but also this thing about what happens with the microphone when you're not supposed to be talking. and i wonder what biden thinks about that. >> well, first, on the people who are helping him prepare, i mean, he is a creature of habit. he has a close-knit group of advisors that's really been around him for number of decades. and he believes that they've served him well. they helped him win in 2020 and he's gonna go back to the well and on that front, bob bauer, who i know has been on cnn several times in the last few days promoting his book is expected to be repressing the role of donald trump in the mock debates that they're holding at camp david, i just saw him in the hall. he would not engage on whether he is actually doing that, how he is preparing when he's going to camp david, but we know from our sources that that is the expectation of the biden camp that they will lean on him once again to play that role as for the microphone's, i think there's generally an agreement that the first debate between trump and biden in the 2020 cycle was quite chaotic. it was quite disorganized. it evolved into a shouting match. it didn't serve the voters. and so i think there is a little bit of a collective exhale that there'll be an opportunity for each candidate to speak and the biden camp certainly believes that having the mics muted, especially for trump, who is prone to speaking over the other people on the stage, will serve them well in particular, all right. >> you guys think thank you so much. obviously, we're looking forward to this debate and be sure to join cnn for it as president biden and former president trump will be meeting for the first time in this cycle on stage. jake tapper and dana bash moderating the cnn presidential debate next thursday live from atlanta, beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and still had the supreme court is upholding a federal ban a federal law that bans domestic abusers from owning a firearm. this major second amendment ruling was nearly unanimous and we're going to speak with a domestic abuse and shooting survivor who gave testimony for the brief filed in 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ensuring the government can regulate one subset of society. today's decision puts it risks. the second amendment rights of many more joining me now is cate rantisi. as a domestic violence and shooting survivor? she's also a gun perform advocate who gave testimony for the brief supporting gun restrictions in this case. kate, thanks so much for being with us for you as a survivor of gun violence at the hands of a domestic abuser, your ex husband. what is your reaction to the ruling? >> i mean, it's it's we're celebrating in a sense. i mean, the court did the right thing you know, they they did their job the fact that this head even gotten to the supreme court in the first place was extremely concerning and given the rulings, the recent rulings by the supreme court, i as a survivor, was not convinced that they would do the right so today, we're definitely relieved a lot of partners who were killed by their partner, their abusive partner especially when you look at statistics with women, it is gun violence that takes their lives. >> it is a perpetrator using a gun. so when you look at the protection this enshrines, how do you see this protecting people well i mean, we wouldn't want to make it easier for abusers to get guns across the nation, right unfortunately it's a difficult situation i'm just glad that we're not it's not easier for for abusers to get their hands on guns state to state, it varies in my case, when i went and got a temporary restraining order or i was living in florida and police were allowed to go in and confiscate the guns. >> he hadn't many, many guns and our home at that point. but in the next breath, they said that unfortunately, there was no law prohibiting him from getting legally another gun, which is exactly what he did. so this, is a small it's a small step forward and it does protect women and children, but we still have a long way to go yeah. >> i mean, in your story from what i've read about it, i don't think you necessarily understood at the time and correct me if i'm wrong, but at the time before your ex husband shot you and shot your dad in front of by the way, you're then four-year-old. >> if you quite knew what a risk he was going to be. >> so i wonder for you, what is your message to other women and two men? who find themselves in abusive situations and may also be looking at this ruling i mean right i actually found myself in greater danger? >> when i left, i would never purport to say stay in the situation. you need to get out and you need to get out safely and you need to have a safety plan but i think that we can have some relief in knowing that across the nation it's not going to make it easier for abusive primarily men to get their hands on guns in my case you know, the gun was the weapon of choice. he he he didn't try to stab me. he didn't try to run me over with a car. and, you know, he he went for a gun and that's that's the easiest and most deadly way to erase your partner from this world. and that's what happened. >> do you think you talk about the need for a safety plan which is something that advocates emphasized so much. >> do you think this ruling helps with that? >> do you think that we could see more? protective orders or restraining orders as part of a safety plan or in your experience, is that not the case i don't this ruling i mean, wouldn't go far enough. >> i don't think as far as safety planning and overall, protecting women and children, more. i believe that i strongly believe that we need much, much harsher consequences for abusers, right from the start i mean, you know, growing up for me was the guys abusive 50 hits you, but in my case, i wasn't physically abused until he attacked an ambushed with a gun we don't go far enough and our laws in order to protect women and children that are in this situation. even if you're not getting hit there needs to be much stronger laws, like even around coercive control and emotional abuse doesn't go far enough yeah. >> i mean, you'll hear that from many victims in similar situations who have dealt with things in the category that you have. kate ran to. thank you so much for speaking with us in all so for the advocacy work you do, we appreciate it thank you so much for having me i do want to read a statement that we just got in from the executive director of the nra institute for legislative action. it says, quote, this frame court's narrow opinion offers no endorsement of red flag laws or of the dozens of other unconstitutional laws that the nra's challenging across the country that burden the right of peaceable americans to keep and bear arms. this decision holds only that an individual who poses a clear threat of violence may be temporarily disarmed armed after a judicial finding of dangerousness. so emphasis there on the judicial finding of dangerousness still to come former trump strategist, steve bannon throwing a hail mary to pause his prison sentence. but will it work? and a first of its kind, 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report to prison now, he's asking the supreme court to delay his sentence on a contempt charge from nearly two years ago for not complying with a subpoena from the house committee on january 6, let's get perspective from former attorney for steve bannon, david shown david. thank you so much for joining us. so bannon's lawyers claim that he's being forced to serve his prison sentence now, as a way to prevent him from serving as an advisor in the ongoing national campaign. the thing is if he just gone to prison when he was sentenced, he would be out by now. so why is he still fighting this for that's the weakest argument they raise, and that's one of the reasons i quit the case. that's not a legal argument to be made, but there is a strong legal argument to be made for bail and i think they'll get it, frankly, i think there's next step is going as you know the panel last night, the court of appeals panel for the dc circuit, in a two-to-one decision denied is application for bail. the dissenting judge, judge walker's said, basically what judge nichols had said to me in the district court that is but judge nichols was much stronger. is that the question for bail is whether it's a closed question. there could well be decided the other way the panel in this case didn't have the authority to overrule the 1961 case on the definition of what police and the criminal context, the on bunk court for the circuit would the supreme court would. and the point is bending and should have a chance to have those courts review that before going to prison. if you were to go to prison, he'll serve as entire sentence before this important legal issue is heard. i personally think the issue is a slam dunk. i think there are eight to nine votes after 2019 case unknowingly. i think that there are eight to nine votes to reverse the conviction this case, judge nicholson? self would tried the case, said he thinks that conviction is likely to be reversed let's go step-by-step into some of the substance there because there was another trump adviser, peter navarro, who is also convicted for defying the january 6 committee his lawyer is fought all the way to the supreme court to delay his sentence. >> his requests were ultimately rejected. those so fundamentally, what's the difference between navarro and bannon? >> you asked a very good question and another reason that i quit. what happened here is by the way, is about a week-and-a-half ago, ban and asked me if he could have another lawyer call me to help me with the briefing. for rehearing. i said sure. instead that lawyer file day ridiculous motion for bail pending appeal. the one that was denied didn't know anything about the case, wasn't qualified for it. i don't work with lawyers under the let's circumstances, so i quit, but i've sent a bunch of memos since. and now the one before the supreme court encompasses the arguments i made in the district court, although it leaves out a number of other questions, i'm going anyway, one of the differences is no. the original motion, the guy compared to tin to farro navarro case is completely different, didn't have executive privilege, didn't have the advice of counsel, which goes directly to the willfully issue. but remember, this is going now to the associate justice for the dc circuit, chief justice roberts, chief justice roberts denied navarro's bail request. nothing on the marriage. get bail request because he found that he had waived his arguments for bail. unfortunate. i raised all of the arguments for bail let's get judge. those found at least three bases for bail. he ultimately after letting them out for a year and eight months revoked it at the government's request because of his authority. he doesn't have the authority to overrule the panel, but now it's a different question in different posture. so navarro waved his arguments for bail. and in that order, chief justice roberts said nothing should be taken to imply any decision about the merits of the case on the merits of the case ban. and we'll win i take your point about navarro waving his right to build and we could talk about executive privilege because it's surprises me that you would try to argue that steve bannon had executive privilege, at least navarro, we still part of the administration at the time nevertheless, there is something else that i want to get your thoughts on because steve bannon made comments recently about former fbi director andrew mccabe. i want to play for you bannon's comments on his podcast and then mccabes response to our colleague, anderson cooper. let's get your reaction on the other side of this why is andrew mccabe mr. >> tough guy mr. fbi tough guy. why is he wedding him? why does he wet himself on national tv? he's scared because he understands the end his near get your passport, get the hell out of the country because hey, we're coming, we're going to grad the long arm of the law, going to grab you back, bro, if we will hunt you down and bring you back and you will stand accountable. before the american people i know what to expect. >> it's not about me. i'll be fine it's about people who will be experiencing this for the first time and more importantly, their families, like i talked to former officials and everyone is in the same place like we are still committed to this country and seeing this through, we still have have faith in the systems that are that are built to protect the rights of every american. but that's a hard thing to explain to your family when their thinking basically they don't want to have to live in this kind of fear and terror for another, four year david, what's your reaction to all of that well i don't talk in those kinds of terms. >> i don't indulge that kind of rhetoric, giving him the benefit of the doubt what he means is there's a school of thought that a number of fbi officials played on fairly during the trump administration, and that they're gonna be held accountable under the law. eventually i, would assume i got it. one last point for me, at least, you you mentioned before you're supposed executive privilege. you should ask mr. uriarte, the deputy attorney general, about supporting mr. garland's and vocation of executive privilege. her was not a member of the executive branch, has a 2007 opinion from the office of legal counsel, executive privilege extends to people well never employed in the executive branch if the president so invokes or a former president, i guess there's also a question about whether trump's actions leading up to january 6 were part of an official act, and that's something that the supreme court is not necessarily weighed in on. nevertheless, david shown we appreciate you coming on and sharing your perspective with this thank you very much. of course. >> still to come, big changes are coming for new york's youngest social media users. the state's governor is signing into law a first of its kind, bill that clamps down on digital platforms. we're going 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hadas gold. i don't know. i might like that chronological order back myself and i liked it. so tell us more about these laws and what the response has been yeah, new york is not the first state to try and pass a law regulating children's use of social media. >> but what's unique about this law is that it's targeting the algorithms specifically we haven't seen that in these other state laws. this bill also had near unanimous bipartisan support. and of course it's coming the same week that the surgeon general said that there should be a tobacco style health warning on social media. so you've gone to a few of the specifics, but what this law says that unless there is explicit parental consent otherwise, anybody who's under the age each of 18, their feed will have to be in chronological order and also that there should not be any notifications between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. and that there should be no suggested posts in their feet. and if there are violations that the social media platforms can be fined up to $5,000 per for violation. now, here is what governor hochul had to say about this law we have a moral responsibility to protect young new yorkers from higher and from addictive forces they're trying to transport them from happy go lucky kids into teenagers who are depressed isolating themselves from human contact and in some extreme cases, contemplating ending their own lives now again, parents can consent to kids using the regular algorithm as we have today. >> but if they don't consent to that, that's when these rules come into place. now, the platforms lobbied hard against this meta in a statement, they said that while we don't agree with every aspect of this bill, they do welcome some aspects of these law that recognize responsibility of app stores, meaning that they would need parental approval before kids can download some of these apps. now, net choice is a group that represents some of these platforms. they have come out harder against this. they say it, they called this law dangerous and unconstitutional, saying it in a fringes on the first amendment rights. and they actually argue that it will increase children's exposure to harmful content because they say it fire websites to order feeds chronologically prioritizing recent posts about sensitive topics. parents, they say, not politicians should be making the rules for their families. now, net choice has not said that they will challenge this law, but there is an expectation that there will be legal challenges to this law and net choice has already successfully challenged other laws trying to regulate social media for children in other states in ohio and arkansas, they successfully challenged in the legal system those laws as well. so it is a first of its kind law. it does not go into effect right away. and we do expect some legal challenges to try and see whether they will be able to take this law back down. but it goes to show you that there is a big effort there been on the state level to try and do something about children's use of social media because we have seen how damaging it can be. two, their mental health. >> and we've also seen an action from congress. they haven't really addressed this beyond holding hearings with ahead of social media companies. hadas gold, thanks so much for the reporting still to come and underdog story. unlike any other, thanks, too surprising. in success by team usa. america is now going crazy for cricket coming together for our yearly service project and running a t-shirt fundraiser through custom ink to help the cause. >> plus their design services team helped us get a design we love come together there for a cause, get started today, accustoming.com was that trouble losing weight and keeping same discovery? for the power of week-old into my janan to the would gobi. >> i lost 35 pounds as some lost the war, 46 now, we go and i'm keeping the weight off we go via helps you lose weight and keep it off i'm reducing my 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