election. some state election officials have objected to trump collation of the constitution s 14th amendment, which bars any person who engaged in a rebellion or insurrection from holding public office. let s bring in cnn chief anchor and chief political correspondent dana bash and cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig. guys, as we re waiting to see what the supreme court decides here, let s do a little bit of a pre-game because we don t want to presuppose what the supreme court is going to do but elie all weekend long were anticipating this could happen before the colorado primary as part of super tuesday and then yesterday, there was this indication from the supreme court that something s coming down, something s cooking. yeah. we don t know for sure that this is going to be colorado, but all indications are that it will be because the primary is tomorrow, colorado how his voting tomorrow and it would make sense for the supreme court to decide its needs to interrupt you b
can be banned from state ballots for being an insurrectionist tightening the belt and the trump campaign, his team looking to pull back on spending as his legal expenses mount and they look toward what could be a long and costly general election and the air national guardsman accused of posting a trove of classified documents online is expected to plead guilty today in federal court, we are live inside core. i m sara sidner with john berman and kate baldwin this cnn news central happening now, a highly unusual morning, we are standing by the supreme court. why? because in a rare move, the supreme court told us they will releasing a decision this morning. why? well, there is a belief that it is likely the decision on whether donald trump can be banned from state ballots for being an instance direction is there was a belief it is imminent. why are why now? well, super tuesday is tomorrow. and a lot of people are voting so you didn t chief legal affairs correspondent