appear to be borne out by photographs from the white house bathroom. tonight with the context, the international trade expert rebecca harding, and former adviser to president george w bush ron christie. hello, welcome to the programme. president biden is defying expectations, and earning a reputation as a president who gets things done. despite the toxic nature of washington politics or maybe because of it senate democrats have been working through the summer to bring about an impressive list of achievements and a lot of that has come with the support of republicans. first came the pandemic relief $1.9 trillion, otherswise known as the american rescue plan. then in november the infrastructure bill. injune the first bipartisan legislation in decades on gun safety. then came the chips act, to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing. then new health care benefits for millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. a bipartian agreement on nato expansion admitting finland
that event in just a few minutes. but, first, breaking tonight, the average price for a gallon of gasoline in this country is soaring past the $5 mark, a figure never before seen in the u.s. wall street took the skyrocketing inflation hard. the dow losing almost 3 percentage points today. the s&p 500 dropping nearly 4. the nasdaq losing four and two thirds. president biden continues to put the blame on others, vladimir putin, oil companies, but an increasing number of americans are blaming president biden, according to the latest poll numbers. that is now leading many democrats to both publicly and anonymously question whether the president should seek a second term. white house correspondent peter doocy leads us off live tonight from the north lawn. good evening, peter. good evening, bret. a quick check of numbers that have changed since president biden s inauguration day, gas prices are now twice as high and the average price, the dow jones industrial average stocks are
cheering on the red sox soon. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. never do you see a federal court hearing involving donald trump, but today we heard every single word. the lead starts right now. challenging the order. the former president pushing back on federal judge who put limits on what trump can say and where he can say it. ahead, take you inside the courtroom and why today s hearing mattered so much. plus, anger in israel. the heated exchanges with families of hostages kidnapped by hamas. and protesting boss moves. hundreds of employees at tech giant openai threatening to quick over firing of their founder and face of the company. welcome to the lead everyone. i m in for jake tapper. we start with a remarkable day in one of donald trump s four criminal cases. federal courts do not allow live cameras, but today we got to hear live audio in the federal election subversion case. the former president facing charges that include conspiring to overt
another fundraiser in new jersey. president trump president biden i should say is struggling to reassure donors with series of east coast rallies and fundraisers. former president trump is stepping up his ground game. good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. fox team coverage starts now, christina coleman following reports democrats might be setting up a replacement for joe biden. joe concha with more reaction and where the former president is zeroing in on a running mate but first, live to meddling rivera at the white house. you can t run on presidential campaign without raising money so how are the top donors reacting to president biden s debate performance? the mark donors are nervous and the president knows that, he told donors one of his fundraisers earlier this afternoon, i understand the concern about the debate, i get it. i didn t have a great night but neither did trump. i believe the nation is decent adding donald trump with the destroyed democra
never seen. and if this trial doesn t go forward because of the court s delay, in answering this question, the american public may literally never see this evidence. everyone, thank you so much, and really appreciate your analysis and expertise. that does it for us today. for now, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. thank you for being with us. chris jansing picks up our coverage right now. good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern. 8:00 a.m. pacific. i m chris jansing in for jose diaz-balart. we re going to pick up with that breaking news from the u.s. supreme court, issuing several major decisions as its term is coming to a close, but most particularly that ruling in favor of a january 6th rioter, and another one that sweeps aside the long-standing precedent. let me bring in nbc s ken dilanian outside the u.s. supreme court. barbara mcquade is a former u.s. attorney who is also an msnbc legal analyst. let s reset the stage here, ken. what did the court say in its ruli