court says not so fast to jack smith. the former president says he knows nothing about hitler while defending and repeating his hitler like language. a survivor of the october 7th massacre and her remarkable journey to find the man who saved her life and the lives of many others that terrible day. good evening, anderson is off tonight. we begin with the supreme court s decision not to decide just yet the central question that could invalidate in of the charges against the former president. namely, does donald trump enjoy immunity from prosecution in actions he took as president? the judge in his january 6 trial ruled he did not. his lawyers appealed to the dc circuit court of appealings, jack smith asked the supreme court to by pass the dc circuit and take it now. and they said no. so we have not a clear understanding of why the justices decided to do this. but walk us through what we know. how many votes this got and so forth. reporter: we don t know how many votes. we j
needs to get on board. if donald trump runs the party then i guess you could say his chief enforcer is marjorie taylor greene who i would argue is far more powerful than kevin mccarthy. nobody cares about kevin mccarthy. she s still out there tripling down on required mask wearing is equal to the holocaust. kevin said this is wrong. not nice to say. doesn t strike me that will do anything to hold her back now that he has an orange man to defend from legal consequences in new york. your thoughts. look, i think that s exactly right. consider what donald trump will be able to do with the grass roots fund raising. if these indictments do come down, that s going to mean more and more money into donald trump s existing organizations. we saw evidence of that how well marjorie taylor greene did fund raiding in first quarter.
broken and actually one could fix the other. . yeah, it could be a huge contribution, what people don t understand is they re pushing college so hard and they have to rebuilt trust. i don t see how the public institutions or private institutions, i don t know how they will sustain themselves. that is the most important thing they could have and they re just giving that away. yeah, i know there is a marching band behind you. i guess the question i have is you brought up university presidents, i talked today many of them who off of the record say some of them are form elected officials saying the fund raiding is worse and harder, and frankly it is more corruptible could you please repeat the question. i m sorry about that, i
literally. be interesting to see what he would say weeks or months down the line. the options are book deal, television contributor deal, speeches. in the case of reince priebus, maybe we ll see him run for office at some point in the future or return to the rnc, which he was running before joining the white house administration. he has a number of options. he s also going to take his time to figure out what his next august might be a nice time to have job change. spicer seems a bit in a hurry to find the next gig. it s going be interesting to see where both those men go and how open they are about the perils as well as the positives of working at the white house. it shows how the anti-media rhetoric rings hallow. the president had a fund raiding e-mail out decrying the fake news. stick itcnn by do nating to
the intersection of official state department actions, private teneo business, and secretary clinton s personal interest in fund raiding for the clinton foundation and its entities . in almost 30 years of public service, i ve had no scandals. reporter: while former maryland governor martin o malley grew passionate when he says the party is protecting clinton with too few debates. this sort of rigged process has never been attempted before. reporter: the donkey not in the room was biden who did not make a trip to minneapolis. though officials from the draft biden movement were at a suite in the hotel pitching to wait for the vice president s decision. i think there is a genuine desire to see the vice president join this race. reporter: then democratic socialist bernie sanders who repeatedly brought the delegates to their feet. and had fans in the street. vote for bernie sanders.