Getting trump to trial for Election Interference before hes the nominee almost certainly gone. Before the rnc convention, unlikely there ta. So what happens now . Plus, a horrific tragedy. At least 100 killed according to the health ministry, locals blame Israeli Forces for opening fire. What are the implications for the wider war, and what about the hostage deal that President Biden had suggested could be just days away . And the political showdown playing out in texas today over the one issue that voters say rises above all others. Can President Biden and former President Trump, two men who have had their shot at fixing the border before, convince voters they can fix it now . But we start with Donald Trumps legal and political calendar being rewritten in realtime, with start dates for two and potentially three of his four criminal trials now up in the air, a direct result of the former president s strategy to try to run out the clock. And the Supreme Courts decision to take up trumps
why did he put himself through this? there may be a very good explanation and you will hear it later. a very good day to all of you from msnbc word headquarters. welcome to alex witt reports. we begin with decision 2024 this holiday weekend and the biden harris campaign ramping up attacks on trump. here s former white house advisor mitch landrieu. we will tell the truth on who he is and what he will do now. he is now talking about asking the country to give him immunity to take seal team six and assassinate political opponents. president trump is unhinged. he is dangerous. and we cand let him get back to the oval office. trump meanwhile, braving a frosty reception at the libertarian party convention last night in washington d.c. he solicited support on metphorical bended knee and was subjected to a drone of boos. combine with us. you have to combine with us. the libitarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. whoa. that s nice . that s nice. o
including ron desantis, they argue trump couldn t get a fair trial here in washington, d.c. what do you think? i think he can get a perfectly fair trial anywhere. i think his problem is the evidence. he got a fair trial in new york in the jean carroll case where there was a fellow who was on the jury who list listened to a right-wing podcast and he joined the rest of the jurors in returning a verdict of $5 million for jean carroll within two or three hours of the jury being sent away into the deliberations room. and i just don t think there s any there are going to be people there who are going to be you know, they ll have different political views. obviously, the district of columbia is a good venue for the prosecution, but these are going to be very smart, very intelligent and very fair-minded people if the judge does the voir dire correctly. yeah, guys, thank you very much. the investigation, obviously,
move your body in a certain way, like putting your hand on a weapon, like putting a piece of paper in your other hand, un hols tering a weapon, pulling the weapon, pulling the trigger of the weapon. each and every one of those things in, of, and by itself is an intentional act. how can you recklessly, consciously handle a gun if you don t know you have it, if because of the exigent circumstances, the emergency, whatever it was, the mistake, it s totally believable, totally true that she didn t know she had her gun. the law that the jury has back in their deliberations room, they ve been deliberating for about an hour at this point, says that the action needs to be conscious or intentional. so that just gives you a sense of how much they re going to be having to weigh the legal text with the evidence that they saw.
from the control room. i want to get over now, i believe we have more breaking news at this very moment. i want to go to cnn s national correspondent, brin gingras. brin, bring me up to speed. reporter: yeah, kate, we ve just learned that at this point, the jury in the cosby trial is deadlo deadlocked. they have informed the judge just moments ago, we cannot come to unanimous consensus on any of the counts. remember, they re considering three counts of indecent aggravated assault in the 2004 incident with andrea constand and bill cosby. the judge has told that jury that they need to come to a consensus, has now ordered them back into the deliberations room, which is where they re going to continue discussing this case. remember, this is a jury that has worked over three hours together in the past days asking many questions, six, to be exact, on the nature of these charges, questions concerning exactly what happened in that case in, i m sorry, 2005.