won t be voting for a man articulate a serious policy agenda let alone defend it. they will be voting for the party machine s geriatric puppet. laura: now if you didn t believe me then, you should now. it s a cynical crew hoax the democrats are playing on america. because, from day one, joe biden has been president in name only. our enemies know it and israelis in july they are cringing. we brought israelis and palestinians together at a political level and they and and the and laura: we need a translation to buy a vowel or something. people often ask me who is really in charge at the white house, laura? is it obama? goldman sachs? big tech, the donors? i would say who knows but it ain t this guy. nearly 13,500,000 jobs just since you got me sworn in no in january of 2020. our secretary of the defense austin said secretary austin, secretary mcdid you knowna, the army, the secretary of the army warm, senator and where is senator oh, senator blackburn.
imprint.com for certain it s monday, july 1st right now on cnn this morning replace joe biden or keep him on the ticket, that tough decision facing democrats this morning? plus in just a few hours, the supreme court will rule on donald trump s claim of absolute immunity and an extremely dangerous hurricanes a barreling towards the caribbean. we are tracking barrels destructive path all right, 5:00 a.m. here in washington. a live look at new york city on this monday morning. good morning, everyone. we want them, kasie hunt, it s wonderful to have you with us after a debate performance that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons. president biden spent the weekend huddled at camp david with his family discussing his political future. biden advisers telling cnn, first lady jill biden, son hunter biden and their grandchildren. all implored the president to keep fighting in his bid for reelection. one adviser saying the bidens were frustrated with the team that prepared the p
house of the dragon streaming exclusively on me good morning. i m jake tapper in washington. welcome to our special coverage july 1, 2024, a monumental day that will shape both the 2024 election and beyond that, the powers of the u.s president, at any moment, the nine us supreme court justices will hand down their ruling on donald trump s claims of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution and i m kaitlin collins live outside the supreme court this morning, this landmark case, trump versus united states, revolves around whether trump is immune from prosecution regarding charges that he used his office to attempt to overturn the 2020 election but as neil justice, neil gorsuch summed it up, the significance of this is a decision not just for donald trump but also for future presidencies. as he said, quote, we are writing a rule for the ages. i made her son cooper from new york. today s ruling could boiled down to whether trump s actions were official as part of his
three liberal judges argues it is unconscionable and unconstitutional to punish people for being homeless. homelessness and poverty is dangerous. it does not work and it will not stand in los angeles county. we cannot arrest our way out of homelessness and these kinds of actions actually exasperate homelessness. we know what the solutions are. people need affordable housing. the bottom line is some cities will ban outdoor camping. others will not. back to you, bret. bret: okay, william. thank you. dana: here we go. make or break time for former president donald trump at the supreme court. any moment now the justices are set to rule on presidential immunity. this is a blockbuster decision that could reshape the political landscape this year and beyond. welcome to a brand-new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. good morning, bret. bret: i m bret baier in for bill hemmer. this case could have a major impact on special counsel jack smith east prosecution on
your phone can measure you right now. i m taylor on ios or android. so you, in this morning with kasie hunt. next it s monday, june 24th, right now on cnn this morning but clock is ticking. joe biden and donald trump honing their strategies ahead of their looming debate. re-match plus, it s been two years since the supreme court overturned roe versus wade, handing control to the states. but how will it impact the outcome of the election? this no member and a month s worth of rain in just three days this morning, i was reeling from what authorities are calling monumental flooding all right. 5:00 a.m. here in washington, dc. alive. look at that beautiful sunrise in new york city. on this summer, monday morning, morning, everyone, i m cases see it s wonderful to have you with us three days and counting before the historic debate rematch between president biden and former president donald trump a president and a former president have never faced off in a debate like this. b