country with herschel walker just taking the stage in georgia. you can see that live shot here, getting some backup from his gop friends. we re going to take you there and to upstate new york where president biden is, officially to talk jobs. unofficially, trying to help democrats keep theirs. we re live with our new reporting on his closing midterms message. spoiler. it s the economy. with the dow right now soaring on news of that better than expected gdp report. you know what else is soaring though? mortgage rates. we ve got the good, the bad and what is next for your money. plus, new reaction for the democrat running for governor in the high profile race in arizona. what katie hobbs said this afternoon after police make an arrest in connection with the break-in at her campaign headquarters. we ll take you live to phoenix. i m hallie jackson in washington. ellison barber is in monroe, georgia and shaquille brewster in new york, and mike memoli traveling with the president.
house of the dragon streaming exclusively on me good morning. i m jake tapper in washington. welcome to our special coverage july 1, 2024, a monumental day that will shape both the 2024 election and beyond that, the powers of the u.s president, at any moment, the nine us supreme court justices will hand down their ruling on donald trump s claims of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution and i m kaitlin collins live outside the supreme court this morning, this landmark case, trump versus united states, revolves around whether trump is immune from prosecution regarding charges that he used his office to attempt to overturn the 2020 election but as neil justice, neil gorsuch summed it up, the significance of this is a decision not just for donald trump but also for future presidencies. as he said, quote, we are writing a rule for the ages. i made her son cooper from new york. today s ruling could boiled down to whether trump s actions were official as part of his
kari lake event a couple of hours from now, and here in arizona, it is a hop scotch from the democratic candidate and the republican candidate and the burglary heightened the tensions and the suggestions it may be politically motivate and we will know more about the potential evidence and details and whether that was the case or not here hopefully in the next couple of hours. vaughn hillyard live in phoenix, thank you. today, a judge handing down one of the longest january 6th sentences yet. the rioter who assaulted former dc police officer michael fanone getting 7 1/2 years in prison and some of the darkest acts committed on some of our nation s darkest days. and we are awaiting a trial verdict in michael riley, an officer charged with obstruction for talking about taking down a facebook post, and deadlocked on one and the other, and waiting for the verdict to come in. ryan reilly is outside of court in dc.
has already found in favor of federal prosecutors, with their arguments toward come telling marc short and greg jacob, two cop aides to vice president mike pence, to come back and pierce their arguments about executive privilege. so we could see this ruling pretty soon. and then those gentlemen have to come back in and then tell even more if in fact the judge sides with federal prosecutors. luke broadwater from the times thank you. staying on january 6th now, new testimony in day 19 now of the oath keepers decision conspiracy trial. you ve got jurors, hearing from a top agent on mike pence s secret service detail that day. testifying about her role in helping the then vice president evacuate during the attack on the capitol. ryan reilly is outside court in dc. this was particularly noteworthy testimony here from the secret service inspector. explain that. reporter: yes, thinking of that testimony, as well as the testimony that we heard from two
people to understand that our courts are like them, that our judges are like them, doing the work, being a part of our government. i think it s very important. and this has been a marathon and intense question and answer question going on 13 hours now. it continues tomorrow, though, with 20-minute rounds, laura, from each of 222 sena senators committee. and then the question will turn to will she get three republican votes? three republicans elevated her last here to the appeals court in d.c., but this time she s facing resistance from least one of those senators, lindsey graham. thank you for making it all so comprehensive for us. as we await senator blackburn, i want to get some unique perspective on today s hearing from the first african american woman to serve in the senate and the first woman to serve on the