legal matters and trump s life, but also the future of immunity for all president s, cnn s joan biskupic has more on today s ruling you are watching for this to come down. now, are we certain that this is going to come down today? we have been waiting for this throughout the course of this supreme court session it will share and i m about to leave my little posterior and our dc bureau and run over there because at 10:00 sharp, this is a very punctual supreme court 10:00 sharp eastern time. the justices will take the bench. they will read excerpts of the final opinions of this term with the last been i m sure this immunity decision. we don t know yet who will who has written it. there s a strong chance that s the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, who would have kept this very important case for himself. and just to remind everyone what s at stake here, the question is going to be at bottom will former president in donald trump be subjected to any kind of crim
50. Im. It was go until it was not cocked and loaded to attack iran President Donald Trump pulled back from the precipice would just moments remaining calling off military strikes on iraq crisis averted or deferred tehrans downing of an american surveillance drone prompted the aborted retaliation by the u. S. Bringing the arch enemies dangerously close to war fanning the flames of war and posturing with lives on the line where do washington and tehran go from here on. This is the day. The president may not intend to go to war here but were worried that even the Administration May be bumbled into a war no im sure in the in which you know that the ultimate player ever did that
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very quickly, the no labels movement, are you supportive of them in general with what they re doing? when i was in congress, i was part of the problem-solving caucus that had a relationship with no labels. can a third-party candidate win in the united states? that s the case. i think the french president macron is an example and the mexican president lopez obrador is an example. i m focused on if we want to get rid of donald trump, we have to do it in the primary, and if republicans want to get rid of j it s not by impeaching him, and it s about nominating someone who can win in the general election. if it s trump versus biden, would you participate in a no-labels ticket? you re not ruling it out. you just gave me the don t rule it out answer. you know me, chuck, i will take time and deliberate. i wouldn t want something that would potentially lead to donald
where you are. subtext to an interesting night where ou are. ., ., where you are. you can always tell there was a where you are. you can always tell there was a by-election where you are. you can always tell there was a by-election going i where you are. you can always tell there was a by-election going on l there was a by election going on when you are standing outside a cafe at 9.15 in the morning. you are right. overnight, it was overall a bad result for the conservatives, losing those two by elections in somerton and selby. it was pretty disastrous, but it was the result here in south ruislip and uxbridge which has kind of saved rishi sunak s blushes. he was here a few minutes ago in this cafe saying that this shows the general election isn t a done deal and that when some of labour s policies are scrutinised, the public don t like them. he was talking about ulez, the low emission zone in london which is being extended to outer london to places like this. most people think that
party. they threw out the name of ronnie santos, saying that we know that he hasn t formally announced that he s going to run. but we would just like to see a new leadership. others. they were trump supporters saying that okay, i voted for him twice, and i liked how the country was running when he was in office, and i want to see him or and again. they all think that the indictment is just another reason. another way for democrats to keep him from running for office again. but really, the indictment really didn t sway them that they already have instilled belief whether they were going to vote for him for not they just kind of shrugged their shoulders at this indictment in the news around it. very interesting stuff. one of the other things that i think is interesting is the um, the this the voting of the election results. i m sorry in wisconsin supreme court race where it really does seem to be and tell me if you disagree, but it really does seem to be like the issue of abortion rights