fox news alert. supreme court court, majority ruled that presidents have limited immunity from prosecution and they can be criminally prosecuted for unofficial acts. trump claiming he had presidential immunity from four felony charges in his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. i m sandra smith in for harris faulkner. a big news day. the supreme court has thrown the case back to a federal judge to decide if trump s felony january 6th charges meet the criteria for prosecution. a trump campaign senior advisor with this moments ago. they basically have said sorry, jack smith, you don t get to just impede and intrude on the executive branch. we get to have protections for presidents who are doing things while they are in office so they don t come out and get targeted and criminally and civilly sued. it is very important. a good decision. obviously i believe absolute immunity should exist for the executive branch but they did recognize it. sandra: shannon bream is all over t
capture the first nhl championship in franchise history congrats to them. and thank you so much for joining me today and fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom continues with alisyn camerota, right? now hello, everyone. juan, you re in the cnn newsroom. i m alice and camerota and new york tonight, president biden is meeting with his family at camp david. multiple sources tell cnn the meeting was planned i had a long time ago for a photo shoot and it is not some kind of emergency gathering to discuss the future of his campaign. but it has new significant in light of growing calls for the president to exit the race after thursday s alarming debate performance. and now there s new polling that suggests voters concerns are growing about the president s fitness for office. one of the burning questions since the debate is how much did president biden s inner circle? no about his apparent frailty before thursday night axios has new reporting that president biden s closest aides hav
Indication hoff significant the move could be and could adversely effect the move between the u. S. And the palestinians and the u. S. And the arab states. Thank you. Im brianna keilar. And i thank you very much for watching tonight. Erin Burnett Outfront starts right now. Outfront next, breaking news an International Man hunt under way. A 24yearold tunisian mandate is key suspect. And the deadly Fireworks Explosion that killed more than 40 peel. What went so horriblily wrong . Lets go outfront. Im poppy harley. A german officials identifying this man a tunisian migrate the focus of their identification. Amaris Identification Papers found inside the truck. This has President Elect donald trump makes his first Public Comments today on the attack. Listen. It is an attack an humanity, that is what it it is. It is an attackon humanity. And its got to be stopped. What more do where he know about this man . Who is the key suspect. They know dont if hes the only one. But this is who they are
Be asking themselves regardless of the nuclear deal, why do you want to do business with the Worlds Largest financer of International Terrorism . Bill Benjamin Hall has more. That story Live In London. Good morning, bill. What these sanctions do are give companies two options. One to deal with the multitrillion economy of the u. S. Or to deal with iran. What weve seen overnight is Companies Choosing to deal with the u. S. Despite European Countries trying to force them in other directions. President trump tweeted this morning saying the iran sanctions have officially been cast. These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed and in november they ratchet up to yet another level. Anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business with the United States. Im asking for world peace, nothing less. And the response was quick. Just in the last few hours the French Oil Giant has said it will quit its multibillion
the door was open for negotiations. Iranians refused. Bill. Bill we await
The latest Political Developments of the day and interviews with top newsmakers are featured. We played that clip of donald trump call thing an attack on the nation. Cohen, interestingly in interviews with George Stephanopoulos and others, said the fbi was very courteous and respectful. He did not describe the raids on his home and offices as an attack on the nation. Does that seem to be more that he softened on his stance against the fbi . He seems to. I recall him saying he would take a bullet for the president. Maybe thats going into court and Pleading Guilty. But the pardon itself is a political calculation. Im not very good at that. I dont know whether hes a candidate or not. But at this point, with what he has in front of him, what he did and what he knows, he seems like hes taking the smart path, the one where he admits his guilt, sort of takes his medicine, and hopes the court will give him some consideration for that. Joyce, when you look at what lanny davis, Michael Cohens at