of brittney griner. right now president biden is overseas for the g7 conference where he s meeting with alies on the global economy and ukraine. we ll have live reports from austria an kyiv. congressman castro of texas will talk about it. any moment now the u.s. supreme court could issue rulings in big cases. eight states have now complete bans on abortion. seven others have trigger laws that would take effect soon. several other states are enacting tough new restrictions. other states are seeking to expand access to abortion. this morning, we have a new look into how americans feel about abortion rights. a new npr and pbs news hour poll finds that 40% of americans support the decision to overturn roe wade while 56% are against it. a new cbs poll finds that 52% of all americans believe overturning roe versus wade is a step back ward for the united states and since the ruling came down, a number of companies have publicly said they will cover travel expenses for employees wh
lawrence: it s hour three. it is 8:00, monday july 1. in two hours, the supreme court could release their decision on trump s immunity claim. shannon bream is standing by. katie: president biden plans to keep running, we ll have our own hollywood star dennis quaid coming up. steve: today on monday, brian is in north dakota having br breakfast with friends. final hour of fox and friends starting now. mornings are better with friends. katie: the supreme court is set to decide if former president trump is immune from criminal prosecution. steve: shannon bream is in front of where are you? shane sgls sgl just across the street from the supreme court. steve: last time there were shouting and bad words. protesters are not up yet. steve: supreme court saved the biggest for last. don t you think the supreme court will find a middle lane, you can be prosecuted if you do this, you can t if you do that. that is sort of how we feel. remember gorsuch said we are writ
Valley will know that an attempt, a serious attempt to bring jobs back, to rebuild American Industries is long overdue. Therefore, to sum that up long overdue. Therefore, to sum that up in long overdue. Therefore, to sum that upina long overdue. Therefore, to sum that up in a slogan put America First, there is another context in the 19305, there is another context in the 1930s, but to say in the 21st century i am going to put America First that strikes home, doesnt it . It has, of course some pretty ominous it has, of course some pretty oitiiiious overtones it has, of course some pretty ominous overtones for anybody who knows american history, including it in the 20th century. Isolationism and protectionism then. Theagetives rolled out here in the press and the la st rolled out here in the press and the last few days about trump, its hard to disagree on the basis of what we saw in the campaign with very much of it. But on the other hand, 63 Million People, maybe 66 Million People voted
Two stories dominate the week and are likely to dominate the year ahead, too. The beginnings of the Trump Presidency and the beginning of the end for britain in the European Union. My guests today Arejohn Fisher Burns of the new york times, Thomas Kielinger of die welt, Polly Toynbee of the guardian and Dmitry Shishkin of bbc world service. Donald trump first, and as he begins the job of being 45th president of the United States, to paraphrase a question from the president ial debates, lets start by saying something nice, positive and hopeful about the new president. This is going to be a stretch for you, but have a go after that inaugural speech in which he reached out to nobody at all, in which he trashed all of the previous president s sitting around him very politely, i think the only thing we can seriously hope for is that this meglomaniac, this sociopath, will overreach himself to such a degree that he will be impeached as soon as possible, hopefully before that four years is up.
Two stories dominate the week and are likely to dominate the year ahead, too. The beginnings of the Trump Presidency and the beginning of the end for britain in the European Union. My guests today Arejohn Fisher Burns of the new york times, Thomas Kielinger of die welt, Polly Toynbee of the guardian and Dmitry Shishkin of bbc world service. Donald trump first, and as he begins the job of being 45th president of the United States, to paraphrase a question from the president ial debates, lets start by saying something nice, positive and hopeful about the new president. This is going to be a stretch for you, but have a go after that inaugural speech in which he reached out to nobody at all, in which he trashed all of the previous president s sitting around him very politely, i think the only thing we can seriously hope for is that this meglomaniac, this sociopath, will overreach himself to such a degree that he will be impeached as soon as possible, hopefully before that four years is up.