debate. and then disaster mode, wildfires in new mexico prompt action from president biden while tens of millions of americans battle a brutal heat wave. good friday morning. it is 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york, and we begin with breaking news this hour at the supreme court where we are expecting more decisions any moment with 19 cases still undecided, including the biggest one of all, donald trump s immunity argument. let s go right to nbc s julia ainsley live outsides supreme court this morning. julia, the clock s ticking until the end of the term. what should we expect this morning? reporter: that s right, we know we should be getting multiple cases today. this is likely the second to last week of this term, so we expect all these decisions to be made at least by the end of next week. you mentioned the big one, ana, that s whether or not former president trump can claim presidential immunity in the election interference case given his role in
good day. 2:00 p.m. eastern, 11:00 a.m. pacific, i m jose diaz-balart in today for chris jansing. we are following multiple big stories including a push by donald trump to get his classified documents case thrown out. the battle over special counsel jack smith s authority and why there are also questions swirling about the judge. plus, donald trump s veep stakes enters the home stretch. the top three contenders who have emerged from a list that once included 20 names. and breaking news from the supreme court, the major decision on whether domestic abusers should be able to own or have a gun. and the one justice who dissented from the other eight. but we begin here in florida where the trump appointed judge overseeing the former president s classified documents case is growing under some scrutiny for holding hearing after hearing after hearing without ever even setting a trial date. and it s happening again today. judge aileen cannon holding what will be the first of multi
This is cnn tonight. Im don lemon. Meanwhile trump insisting he was against the iraq war from the beginning and he says his interview with Esquire Magazine proves it. And in August Of 2004, very early in the conflict, extremely early in the conflict, right at the beginning, i made a detailed statement in an interview to Esquire Magazine. Tonight the writer who did that interview tells me what else trump said. Plus libertarian candidate gary johnson finds himself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. What would you do if you were elected about aleppo . About . Aleppo. And what is aleppo . Youre kidding . No. Will johnsons voters jump ship and who will get their support . I want to go to executive editor mark preston. Were going to talk about that, but what a stunning moment that was. I saw it happening live. Lets talk about this fallout, lots of fallout from last nights military forum, a lot of back and forth attacks today. Does any of this change the state of this race . I think
by the way author ironically and made light of the news of the new book never give up pup, laura trump. illustrations are phenomenal but a little ironic. i m not sure. i listen to your father-in-law today talk about an honour to do it took it s beyond me. this can t be allowed to happen to other presidents and shouldn t be allowed to happen in the future and he s going to put it all on the line and never give up. which i thought was pretty inspiring. it was so inspiring. them message she gave that you heard from donald trump is the message we probably should have heard from the actual president joe biden which is this never should ever happen with any president ever. whether you are republican or democrat it shouldn t matter. this is a secret office and this is an office and quite frankly a country that cannot be tainted by nonsense like this and that s exactly what this case has been
stage to basically not have people of color see themselves in education. that impacts college, high school to college transition, college-to-career transition. my fear is that like minded governors across the country would use the supreme court decision as an opportunity to stamp out anything related to diversity, equity and inclusion in multiple aspects of government at every level of government. so while there may be some that look at this, and say, yeah, race shouldn t matter, but the truth of the matter is the entire history of this country has been based on the fact that for many race does matter, and they ve acted in accordance with that. so how do you undo that? how do you unravel that? how do you actually try to compensate, if you will, not financially, but how do you