preferred better science better results julian assange will soon be a free man. assad claimed his mission was to shine a light on evidence of war crimes and abuses of power if everything goes well, julian will be on a plane on the way to freedom biden is preparing for whatever version of donald trump might show up thursday night before for this thursday s debate, will give donald trump far fewer opportunities to score with those unscripted, colorful moments. over the next few days. more than three-quarters of the country will see temperatures over 90 degrees fahrenheit live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster hello, will warm. welcome to our viewers joining us in the us and around the world. i m max foster. it is tuesday, june the 25th 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4m of the ceiling studios in atlanta with the first us presidential debate will be held in just two days president joe biden huddling with top aides at the camp, david presidential retreat in maryla
prevent repeating that history. reporter: and legislation banning critical race theory in schools is really nothing new. it is either in the works or has been passed in at least 32 states including here in florida. lindsay? all right, stephanie stanton, thank you. still to come, a coordinated effort and not a coincidence. the january 6 committee focuses in on the fake elector scheme and its accused ringleader. hey, everyone, ahead on american voices, a new year, new efforts to pass the president s key priorities. the fate of his agenda in 2022 ahead. plus, from the family business to january 6th, new reporting on the legal troubles facing trump world. you re going to meet a strategist in texas going to extreme lengths to get out the vote. that and much more ahead, 6:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc. 6:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc.
margins? well, for the simple reason that she is up for re-election in 2024. at least her seat comes before voters. and in order to even compete in the general election, she needs to win the endorsement of arizona democrats, you know, to even make it to the general election. last time around in 2018 she had strong support from arizona democrats. they did see her as a moderate. they didn t expect her to be another elizabeth warren, but many activists, you know, according to the state party vice chair i spoke to, feel betrayed and are shocked at the way senator sinema has operated in the senate. they talk about how they knocked on doors in 100-degree weather in august of 2018 and hoped that she would be with them on big priorities. on many of them she has been. the state democratic party, remember, did praise her for her support in passing president biden s american rescue plan, for her work on the bipartisan infrastructure law. but they said the issue of voting rights was essential
if someone tries to take our freedom again, we will fight back. reporter: just over the border, more than 100,000 russian troops are practicing, ready to invade ukraine. this weekend, president joe biden huddling with security adviser at camp david after top russian and american diplomats met in geneva friday, scrambling to stop a war. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken held hasty goeshss with his russian counterpart. if russia wants to begin to convince the world that it has no aggressive intent toward ukraine, a very good place to start would be by deescalating. reporter: foreign minister sergey lavrov pressing the command that they never be allowed to join nato. the russians say europe and the u.s. are the aggressors. our concerns are not about imaginary but about real threats and the facts that nobody s really hiding, stuffing ukraine with weapons, sending hundreds
welcome back. now reports show the january 6 committee is focusing on trump campaign officials led by rudy giuliani, and the potential involve investment a scheme to put forward illegitimate electors from seven states that donald trump lost in 2020. you might remember in the key swing state you re looking at now, pro-trump electors submitted fake documents awarding their state s electoral votes to trump despite biden s legitimate victory. well, the washington post reports that this attempt to overthrow the election was part of a highly coordinated scheme. they also report who was at the center of it. the post says, quote, the trump electors gathered in plain sight, assisted by campaign officials and trump attorney rudolph w. giuliani, who said publicly that the rival slates were necessary and appropriate. internally, giuliani oversaw the effort. back with me now is joyce vance,