diego sector. could it help a little bit? thank you for having me on, dana. i really don t think so. it is kind of funny this is the man that said he couldn t do anything, now he finds that he can. this allows up to several thousand people a day, 2500 people a day before it triggers any repercussions. that s over 900,000 per year. that doesn t count the c b-one app or the program that allows people from cuba, haiti, venezuela, nicaragua to gain parole to the u.s., that s another million people. in san diego sector just the other day, the last week there were 6,777 apprehensions. 133 unaccompanied minors, 75 pounds of methamphetamine. dana: the weekly update. almost 7,000 apprehensions. from 67 countries. the other thing is christopher wray talked about the terror
people like you. like millions of americans who have served on juries, this jury was chosen the same way every jury in america is chosen. it was a process that donald trump s attorney was a part of. reporter: house speaker mike johnson said he believes trump s conviction should be appealed all the way to the u.s. supreme court, and we also know jim jordan, republican chairman of the house judiciary committee, is now demanding the testimonies of prosecutor matthew coangelo and manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. neil. neil: c.b. cotton, thank you very much for that. the former president is in bedminster, new jersey, there were huge crowds around turn tower yesterday, by and large a pro-donald trump crowd that was gathering outside there yesterday. bedminster, it s a little harder to do that. in the meantime, i do want to get the legal implications of this appeal process, the big july 11th sentencing date only days before the republican
appealing this landmark verdict which by the way, is now being weighed on the binds of swing state independent voters both democratic and republican political strategist say how this conviction plans with those voting blocks, one hand on how trump place this moment we have a first look and friday, when the former president came 30 trump tower to speak to the media and took no questions, he said he was still under a gag order entering the 35 minute speech, he continued to like the trial for something out of a totalitarian state listen. trump: this is a case where if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone i don t mind being other because i am doing something for this country and i am doing something for our constitution and is very important far beyond me and this cannot be allowed to happen to other presidents, you should never be allowed to happen in the future. c.b.: trump s lawyers can file any posttrial motions until juny
cavuto. we ve got, obviously, the appeal on the part of donald j. trump. we re going to go to c.b. cotton outside trump tower here in new york city. c.b.? reporter: hi, neil, good morning. more on the appeals process in a moment. first, i want to talk about what s yet to be seen, and that s how this guilty verdict is going to impact independent and swing state voters, both republican and democratic political strategists say it all depends if on how former president donald trump plays this moment. and we got a first look on friday when trump came out by himself to speak to the media at trump tower. he said he was still under a gag order, and he took no questions following his 35-minute speech, but he calls the presiding judge in the case a tyrant. and trump painted himself as the victim of a fascist state. listen. this is a case where, if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone. i don t mind being out there because i m doing something for this country, and i m doing somet
supreme court and we also know, the jim jordan republican chairman of the house judiciary committee is now demanding the testimonies of prosecutor matthew cho angelo and and had a d.a., alvin bragg. griff: were going to dig deeper into that later in the show, c.b. cotton live outside of trump tower think you. alicia: as of now on this, we are joined by former assistant u.s. attorney, and fox news contributor, annie mccarthy and eddie thank you so much for not taking a well deserved a day we really need your expertise today and always put up a time line here s we take a look at it with the former president will summer will be looking like is a june 30th about her 13th we have a sentencing motion filing deadline on july 11, the sentencing hearing and then the appeal filing deadline in august and you have a debated to, you have the rnc in july, how do you see the appeals, the crux of the appeal playing out and what you think the strongest argument here is. andy: well alicia acuna come i