actions without congress, but ultimately they view those as pretty much nonviable options that really don t work. so of course congress is their best case. now we hear the white house really continuing to message that catastrophe could happen if this debt ceiling is not raised including barreling right into a recession, losing 8 million jobs and other dangerous things for this country. but of course time is ticking here in this. absolutely. only a dozen days they are in session between now and that june 1 deadline. lawyers for donald trump and e. jean carroll are set to give closing arguments monday in the battery and defamation lawsuit. unless that is the former president takes the judge up on his offer and let judge change his mind and ask to testify before the case goes to the jury. more now from cara skinle.
support of democratic leadership which is needed. and the administration is sending 1500 troops to the border in a support role to support customs and border protection. our reporting is there are some 40,000 people just waiting at the border for title 42 to expire. i think that is just one of a lot of unknowns and part of why we re seeing bills like this proposed in congress because there is a lot of anxiety about what is going to happen when the title 42 policy lifts on thursday. i think the department of homeland security projected that we could see more than 10,000 migrants trying to cross a day. we ve had limited asylum access at the border for more than three years and there is a lot of pent up demand. and people on the ground are telling me that they just really don t know what to expect. all right. suzanne, thank you so much. have a nice weekend.
New Delhi [India], June 1 (ANI): Congress spokesperson Gaurav Vallabh on Monday hit out at the Centre alleging that the failure of the Central government in controlling the COVID-19 situation in the country dealt a heavy blow to the economy.
stands up and says there will be a civil war if i m impeached, that s a threat. that s a threat. and congress needs to step up to that threat and do exactly what barbara mcquade did and call it what it is. robert costa, last word. the biggest issue for tco congress is not just evaluating president trump s alleged abuse of power, it s their whole oversight role is now being tested. the entire branch is being pushed by this executive, president trump to the brink, , stopping witnesses, documents. so as they try to pursue answers here, they are now being s challenged, and they may decide to move forward with impeachment not just because they re unhappy with how the president handled p foreign policy, but they can t do their jobs when you talk to many of these house democrats. they feel like this white house refuses to comply with the fersight role of congress. maya wiley, jill colvin, robert costa, michael schmidt, thank you so much for coming on wil us.
he is trying to collude with a foreign power to investigate his rivals, you know, and the democrats still seem to be struggling. so, you know, i guess maybe we re still in the same place we were two and a half years ago. and maya, you re shaking your ess wede hkn here you are after a life spent in the law, and it really comes down to whatever story line we re fed. so what s astounding to me, brian, is if congress does not acquit its constitutional obligation, the founding fathers are rolling over in their grave. because this is not about polling.li it s about principle. the president of the united states this is very different, because the president of the united states has publicly admitted to a crime. ae the level of proof that you need and evidence that you need for impeachment is less than what we have. nancy pelosi s absolutely right to take the appropriate steps th