I think they have more evidence as to President Trumps state of mind. Donald trumps former Attorney General with an ominous prediction for the former president in the 2020 election case. It comes as trump faces arraignment today in Federal Court in washington. Well get a live report from washington, d. C. , and legal analyst on what we can expect from todays hearing. Meanwhile, former Vice President mike pence just gave his most direct criticism of his former boss. Well play those comments for you. Also ahead, new reporting on a private meeting between President Biden and former president obama over concerns about the 2024 election. Good morning. Welcome to morning joe. It is thursday, august 3rd. Along with joe, willie and me, we have the host of way too early, White House Bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire. Senior attorney and fbi official, chuck rosenberg. Reporter for the Washington Post, Jackie Alemany. And Pulitzer Prize winning columnist and Associate Editor of the Washin
crosshairs. ssia unleashes the largest wave of drone attacks on ukraine s capital on the eve of the city s founding anniversary. what s in a name? tonight we ll focus on the struggle of some in the asian community and their efforts to take back their cultural identity. murky mystery. what s turning this part of a venice canal bright green? and later, condolence call. as the nation pauses to remember our fallen, we ll tell you how one woman helped change army protocol, bringing dignity and comfort to families. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington with jericka duncan. good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. after days of negotiations and late-night conversations to increase the country s $31.4 trillion debt limit, tonight there appears to be a bipartisan relief. the president and republican leadership now have a tentative agreement to head off a potential default on government loans. however, there s still many hurdles in the way as
my mom s basement and type out my complaints while eating cheetos. like, the system has held, and it s held pretty damn well. yeah, closely but surely. there is a direct line between january 6th, 2021, that horrifying day that we all watched and that many people experienced from inside the building, many members of congress, many of our colleagues in the media, and to today, now accountability. the president, the former president of the united states, the president that day who helped lead those people to the capitol, at 4:00 this afternoon, will be arraigned in d.c. federal court, not far at all from the scene of so many of those crimes on january 6th. wow. he ll be inside the d.c. federal court, charged on his actions related to the 2020 election loss. charges are conspiracy to
so, if you re a consumer, every time you go to the store, eggs are like $7 instead of $5 and milk is more and i bought cheetos the other day, six bucks for a spare me the tweets about how i shouldn t be eating cheetos. i m judging you right now. no judgment. get on the treadmill. but yes, every time you re making a transaction. you re thinking about it. who do you blame? the people in charge. what biden s doing here with pennsylvania is a few things. number one, that s, you know, a state that is his native state, so two, it s an important swing state, and three, it is an important union state, and part of the way he s trying to fix his economic problems is to really forge bonds with unions. he s having them to the white house. he s having secret conversations with unions. pennsylvania s an important union state. i m so glad you mentioned unions, because this is something that we were thinking about this morning, which is, what s in the news right now? what s happening right n
j-i-e-u-n. reporter: born in seoul, south korea, jieun ko was 2 when she moved to virginia with her family. this is a picture of me eating cheetos. reporter: but because of the language barrier, an immigration officer wrongly but legally renamed her chi. so i m stuck with this name. reporter: for three decades jieun struggled, straddling two worlds with two different identities. at home i m jieun, at school i m xi. it was this natural code switching that happened because of the name. reporter: then two years ago when the atlanta spa shootings happened and they were reading the names on the news of these women who had been murdered who were asian, a lot of them were misspelled, a lot of them were missing half of their names, and it was traumatizing. reporter: jieun wasn t alone. according to vivian lui, head of asian american studies at new york center college, it was a