Member of the Freedom Caucus why is going after Marjorie Taylor greene and speaking out against an Impeachment Inquiry against President Biden. Earlier, my congressman conversation with senator Amy Klobuchar. Talking about a rebrand of the term prolife. Something tells me that she does too. According to mark meadows, he was just doing his job, setting up a job so that they could into finding him some votes. So that is just typical runofthemill Chief Of Staff stuff, nothing to see here, just doing my job. At least thats been his argument to get his case moved to Federal Court, and if hed been successful he may have had a more favorable jury pool. So there were some stakes for him, or in the dreams narrow for meadows, it couldve meant dismissal of his case altogether. But, late on friday, a judge in atlanta flatly rejected his request to move his case. It turns out you cant just claim all of your alleged crime was under the big umbrella as politics as usual. The word for a talking point,
debate within his team about whether to show up. and making it official. the house is set to vote today on formalizing the impeachment inquiry into president biden. the republican house speaker saying he has the votes, but will this change the fact they so far haven t uncovered any conclusive evidence against joe biden? and in just the next few hours president biden will meet at the white house with families of the eight americans still being held hostage by hamas terrorists. i m sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. this is cnn news central. so a great deal is about to happen, or not happen, on capitol hill that will set off dominoes with far reaching consequences. a house committee issued a subpoena for the president s son, hunter, to testify before closed doors that is supposed to happen just minutes from now. we are standing by for any sign that he will show up. cnn has learned that he is in washington, but his lawyers have demanded the testimony be pub
it s thursday, may 30, right now on cnn this morning, verdict. watch the trump hush money. jury back to work today and asking for another look at some key evidence. justice samuel alito, defiant, refusing to recuse himself from january 6, related cases, and do my hands up and my hey, hey, hey, hey and he just pulled me down a family car jack in their own driveway and it s all caught on a doorbell camera. let s terrifying and elon musk, white house adviser, what might happen if donald trump wins in november right 6:00 a.m. here in washington live look, and new york city on this thursday morning and cloudy there as those jurors get underway with their work. good morning, everyone. i m placing it is wonderful to have you with us. jury deliberations about to resume in donald trump s criminal hush money trial. and we re getting a better feel for what those seven men and five women, women are focusing on how the former president may be preparing. or maybe he s just prepar
debate. and then disaster mode, wildfires in new mexico prompt action from president biden while tens of millions of americans battle a brutal heat wave. good friday morning. it is 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york, and we begin with breaking news this hour at the supreme court where we are expecting more decisions any moment with 19 cases still undecided, including the biggest one of all, donald trump s immunity argument. let s go right to nbc s julia ainsley live outsides supreme court this morning. julia, the clock s ticking until the end of the term. what should we expect this morning? reporter: that s right, we know we should be getting multiple cases today. this is likely the second to last week of this term, so we expect all these decisions to be made at least by the end of next week. you mentioned the big one, ana, that s whether or not former president trump can claim presidential immunity in the election interference case given his role in
these are two big deal events. we ve only seen them happen on the same day at seven times in the same day at seven times in the last decade. to start, the consumer price index. that s the key inflation gauge that helps good news wednesday morning for american consumers and the fed. it should inflation calling site in may after she particularly hot rebels in the first few months of the year. at 3.3% the yearly price increase was slower than expected and slowly increase we saw in april. the data actually showed no change month to month between april and may. and the core inflation rate which excludes volatile food and energy prices called as well. that s the kind of news federal reserve officials are looking for. but it was enough to warrant an interest rate cut. here is federal reserve chair jerome powell. we see today s report as progress and is building confidence but we don t see ourselves as having the confidence that would warrant beginning to loosen policy this time. the