to donald trump and january 6th. jasmine crockett joins me live on the site. trump in court. what to look for as the first trial of a former president l heads to the jury next week, and why special counsel jack smith is taking bold new action in trump s classified documents case. and reality check. you believe trump s rally in the bronx was about reaching out to black and latino voters? i don t. i am jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. for decades, democrats have tried and failed to make the court a voting issue for its base. well maybe this election cycle they will succeed, because this week in washington we are seeing two very different visions for the american justice system. president biden reached a major milestone in his mission to diversify the federal courts. the senate confirmed his 200 and 201st judicial nominees, adding two more women of color to the bench. biden has appointed more black and brown judges than any president in history. he think
dana: hello, everyone. i m dana perino along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. the presumptive g.o.p. nominee boldly going where no republican has gone since ronald reagan. donald trump getting ready to hold a rally in the bronx. it s a deep blue district in new york city that biden won by 83% in 2020. trump will try to spread his maga message to black and hispanic voters in an effort to try to win over the traditional democratic voting blocs, as biden s coalition crumbles. the former president expected to hammer issues like rising crime, inflation, and the border. democrats fuming that trump even dares to talk to their traditional voters. the bronx knows better. they see what s going on. this is like essentially i think it s a gofundme for legal funds. this is an attempt to come i think, tricked some of our folks here, but i think the bronx knows better. it s obvious to all
eleanor mckey, now eleanor monager is officially a high school graduate. she says i m only 99. i might go ahead and take some college courses now. it is all a great reminder that it is never too late to finish what you started. especially something this great. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, i ll see you tomorrow. welcome to the beat. i m ari melber. the scenes we have been following courtesy of the sketch artist. the jury likely to begin deliberating next week in the only trump case slate today go the a jury before the election. that s a scenario which has people questioning if there is real accountability. if donald trump. if simple narrative offered by various groups don t capture what is happening in these strange around extraordinary times that brings us to our stop story right now. here is convicted trespasser, a convicted trespasser, we are about to explain. you can see him pushing forw
new u.s. intel jligence and complex tunnel system under gaza. more lost and legal blows to come. mark meadows has been granted immunity to testify in the federal subversion case. meadows reported there was no evidence of fraud, telling prosecutors trump was dishonest. and there s more. trump s former attorney is back on the stand soon. this is for the civil trial against him. former president expected to be there again. i m kate baldwin with john be berman. this is cnn news central. this morning, is the fifth time a charm? we re seeing if mike johnson from louisiana will end up as speaker of the house in the next few hours. this could unfold before our eyes after a chaotic three weeks that saw kevin mccarthy booted from the speaker s chair. steve scalise get the no, ma am nalgs and drop out before a full house vote. jim jordan get the nomination but lose several house votes. tom emmer, he got the nomination and lasted four hours. it s mike johnson s turn. he may be the la
that s a scenario questioning if there s real accountability, if donald trump the nominee of the republican party, if he can effectively delay or punt so many of his trials, then is there accountability? well, it depends how you answer and the simple or simplified narrative don t actually capture what s happening in these strange and extraordinary times. that brings us to our top story. here is convicted trespassers we re about to explain for the january 6th attack. you can see him pushing forward. this is passing police lins to break into the capitol that day. witnesses said he fashioned weapons, hiding them in his pants pockets. his name is charles hand, he s a january 6th convict from georgia. he s someone the republican party claims should not be able to vote. the party has stripped voting rights from millions of people based on these criminal records. trump opposes voting rights for felon. now as trump is embracing january 6th felons and other criminals and those con