with wolf blitzer in this situation now, president biden marks 80 years since the d-day invasion by warning that democracy is more at risk now than any time since world war ii. defense secretary lloyd austin is with the president and france and joins us to discuss urgent global hotspots and threats right here at all. also tonight, donald trump just return to the campaign trail for the first time as a convicted felon he is appealing to voters and a pivotal battleground state. and playing up the 34 guilty verdicts against him and former trump adviser steve bannon is lashing out after a judge ordered him to report to prison by july 1, to serve his sentence for contempt of congress ban. and now on the brink of joining a growing list of trump insiders who have been, or who are currently behind bars welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i will blitzer a year in the situation room our top story tonight, president biden honors the american heroes wh
voters listen i mean, i certainly, this idea that donald trump is going to use who s the department of justice to go after his enemies? you saw hanadi there. i tried to get him to walk away from that, but it really is become a theme of his campaign in some ways. it also is a throwback to 2016 with sort of lock her up chants around hillary clinton. and so you see in these interviews, time and time again, him hit on these themes about revenge, about which confucian he began his speech last week, right after he was found guilty in those 34 counts, he began that s each by saying, if they can come after me, they can come after you to what you see in the data. is that there, there is some movement away from donald trump after his conviction, particular among non on white voters and particularly among young voters and low information voters so listen, that is a troubling. i think sign for donald trump. we ll see where he goes. if he is able to do what i think it s
has had a fair trial and an opportunity to raise whatever claims they wanted on appeal. and ultimately lost and picking up where le left off. he was allowed to be released pending his appeal because there was a possibility of his success on the appeal here, the judge found that that because he s already lost his likelihood of succeeding in the supreme court is actually quite low and that a date can be set for him to go to jail. now, look again, he s still has those two opportunities to appeal like everybody else, like all the people who you saw on those screens there. and we ought to celebrate his having that, right. but there comes a time when one has exhausted all of their opportunities to challenge a sentence or a conviction and serve their time and elie, as you know, trump himself is awaiting sentencing for his hush money felony conviction. is there any world where he faces some prison time like bannon for example? there absolutely is such a world wealth. i think it s gonna be
allowed to be released pending during his appeal because there was a possibility of his success on the appeal here, the judge found that that because he s already lost his likelihood of succeeding and the supreme court is actually quite low and that a date can be set for him to go to jail. now, look again, he s still has those two opportunities to appeal like everybody else, like all the people who you saw on those screens, there. and we ought to celebrate his having that, right. but there comes a time when one has exhausted all of their opportunities to challenge a sentence or a conviction and served their time. and le is, you know, trump himself is awaiting sentencing for his hush money felony conviction. is there any world where he faces some prison time? like bannon for example? there absolutely is such a world wealth. i think it s gonna be really close call whether judge merchan s sentences, donald trump to some prison time. if we look at the broad lens data, other people who
to get him to walk away from that, but it really is become a theme of his campaign in, in some ways, is a throwback to 2016 with sort of lock her up, chants around hillary clinton. and so you see in these interviews, time and time again him hit on these themes about revenge, about but confusion. he began his speech last week, right after he was found guilty in those 34 counts, he began that speech by saying, if they can come after me, they can come after you to what you see in the data is that they re there is some movement or wade from donald trump after his conviction, particular among non-white voters and particularly among young voters and low information voters. so listen, that is a troubling, i think sign for donald trump. we ll see where he goes. if he is able to do what i think christian it s christmas oldest anderson says he should do, which is to focus on issues like immigration unlikely economy. and you see in the data that those issues do favor him over joe biden, people do