this isn t just a french story. this is reflected. this surge and support for far-right be reflected in germany and italy in ostia so we ll wait to see what happens in those nations, but it feels like a profound change reverberations all around europe and the world. max foster in paris. thank you very much. i knew our have seen a new central starts right now just a couple of hours, a landmark ruling from the supreme court expected to justices will decide whether donald trump has sweeping presidential immunity from prosecution for standing by for the ruling that will define the presidency for years to come and we will continue to fight. those are the words from first lady jill biden in a new interview after the president s disastrous debate we have new reporting on the advice he has getting from his family this morning and will smith is going back to where it all started. music. he viewed his first new song and more than five years at the bet he awards, i m sara sidner with jo
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
they 70s dirt on scene cnn breaking news. welcome to inside politics. i m dana bash and we start with a monumental supreme court decision on the power of the presidency the highest court in the land is just ruled that donald trump is entitled to some level of immunity from prosecution for actions he took in the final days of his presidency it could put big parts of the election subversion case against him in jeopardy and sets a critical new precedent for future commanders in chief the split 6-3 opinion was authored by chief justice john roberts, who writes in part, we conclude under our constitutional structure of separated powers, the nature of presidential power requires that a former president have some immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts during his tenure. for an office. at least with respect to the president s exercise of his core constitutional powers this immunity must be absolute he also said that there are some parts of what the president does. tha
reason, but then you just get back in the game. it s amazing, amazing we re rooting for her to the lead with jake tapper starts right now a week of historical significance. the lead starts right now the huge decision earlier today from the u.s. supreme court ruling, that former president donald trump has limited immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts. he took his precedent and cooling possibly so i m related to the effort to overturn the election what this ruling means for pending cases against the former president plus how trump s team intends to use today s opinion to challenge the verdict in the new york hush money cover-up case where trump is set to be sentenced next week. all of this at the same time that official democrats in dc and across the country are panicking stressing freaking out over whether they can continue with president biden at the top of their ticket given his shall we say, troubling behavior during last week s debate? there are very hones
out. we ll be looking for her. yeah. and the semis this evening. i can t wait. i ll be watching to play for them, like going back for track and field or nasa track and field dresses. patrick snell, but i cried to see it. thank you so much all right. thank you so much for being with me today and fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom continues with alice in camerota, the area. and there. you are. allison. see you soon. you are in the cnn newsroom. hello, everyone. i m alison camerota and new york president biden is fundraising in new york and new jersey tonight, trying to reassure some of the many major donors who were reportedly rattled by his shaky debate performance. the president is hitting some very wealthy zip codes with two events in the hamptons and another in new jersey hosted by the governor there, phil murphy the question that many democrats are wrestling with today is, should he continue to run? and can he still win in november cnn white house correspondent arlett