house vote which formalizes the biden impeachment probe. it s not the top story in the country because we begin with breaking news. a major development today. a federal judge has formally ordered a pause in the donald trump criminal coup case led by jack smith. this is a big deal. we ll walk through what s happening. the judge has effectively and legally paused the proceedings in her own courtroom until a key claim that trump s lawyers want adjudicated, their argument that he s immune to this whole case, this is paused until the supreme court answers requests to deal with it. it s a procedural rule. i can tell you this is a big deal, probably the largest procedural win for trump s lawyers in this case and by the same token it s a rare setback for special counsel jack smith who has been on a winning streak on many issues. i remind you of some of them. they won on the gag order and the evidence. they have previous criminal questions that went to the supreme court decided fo
any alternative to donald trump, who s ragged this party through several losing elections now. you probably saw or heard some of that debate which did not seem to clarify a ton, except perhaps how much the vac has managed to alienate everyone from nikki haley to eminem, a sentence we didn t know we d commit to here on msnbc. it was vivek who took the mic and actually told republican candidates and voters something they have not wanted to hear this week. that they are in the middle of an ongoing, rolling, epic losing streak that is not stopping. we have lost 2018. 2020. 2022, no red wave that never came. we got trounced last night in 2023. that is just a mathematical fact, whatever you think of the messenger. it cannot be spun by pundits or trolled out of existence in the echo chamber of elon musk s anti-free speech version of twitter. it can t be buried under the type of fake news that really animates so much right-wing discourse from the internet to actual insurrections.
Its a 2 trillion business that just keeps accelerating. But is the global car industry changing gear fast enough . We report from the new York Auto Show. Plus, airbnburglary the home rental giant says its tightening security after users advertised their homes, which then got robbed. We have a special investigation. Welcome to World Business report. Im aaron heslehurst. We have got that friday feeling which means it is good friday which means you are probably not watching you are probably in bed if you are watching, i have an exciting snapshot for all of the news for you, will start in new york with annual auto show opened its doors the public. The car business had a bit of a bumpy ride during the financial crisis but today, its bigger and more profitable than ever. Let me show you how big. According to the swiss bank ubs, the global Auto Industry is now worth this. Over 2 trillion a year. Thats more than the entire economy of italy or brazil. And heres why last year, more than 88 milli
carley: cheryl casone has more on that, hi, cheryl. cheryl: vivek ramaswamy now a target of the washington post, the paper writing vivek ramaswamy trump 2.answer, an outsider with extreme proposals. that is the headline. goes on to write, others embrace pre-trump gop posture or out-right trump-ramaswamy pitching himself something different, next iteration of trump. this would push the browns of presidential authority. vivek ramaswamy is behind the former president and form governor ron desantis. vivek ramaswamy will be on fox and friends in the 8 a.m. hour. todd: democratic publication saying they are pushing the limits of authority. interest rates hitting level we
donald trump. i was in trump tower when reince priebus said he signed it and will support every nominee. that didn t become an issue because he was the nominee, but very ever seen this pre-trump? no, because there was always a feeling whoever wins it will be acceptable. this time it s not so much from trump you re seeing it, because, among other things he s ahead by 30 points. it s the other people like will hurd and chris christie who are saying i can t support him. a lot of this is because of trump. they re not worried about trump in terms of whether or not he would sign the pledge, because he fully thinking he ll be the nominee. exactly. it s the other folks. very true. when you kind of look at excuse me the rnc chair and what she has to deal with. you ve covered a lot of issues that deal with republican party