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previous delays, pride month kicks off today. we'll talk to an organizer of a coalition of drag artists fighting the rise of anti lgbt you rhetoric across the country reckless, dangerous, irresponsible, that's how president biden characterize donald trump's claim that his 34 count conviction amounts to a political witch hunt orchestrated by his chief political rival in fact, the case was as biden noted, the president noted, vought, brought rather by the state of new york and not the federal government. those comments mark the first time the president directly addressed his predecessor's historic conviction of trump now a newly convicted felon continues to fund raise off his false hoods, including claim saying that he is, quote, a political prisoner. now, last night, his campaign claimed it's raised nearly 53 million. >> and the wake of the verdict, adding that one-third of those donors are new, cnn's kristen holmes has more if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone i defined donald trump lashing out friday a day after a new york jury found him guilty on all 34 counts in his criminal hush money trial. we're gonna fight. i'm wired in such a way that a lot of people would have gotten away a long time ago, trump aired grievances with a trial and leveled attacks at the prosecutor and the presiding judge, juan merchan. >> it was a rigged trial. we wanted a venue change where we could have a fair trial. we didn't get it. we wanted a judge change. we wanted to judge. it wasn't conflicted and obviously he didn't do that even as the former president remains under a gag order that blocks them from speaking out about witnesses, jurors, and others closely tied to the case. >> trump's singled out ex-attorney michael cohen, a key witness in the case, without using his name, not allowed to use his name because of the gag order but you know, he's just sleazebags everybody knows that. took me a while to find out but he was effective. he did work but he wasn't a fixture. he was a lawyer in a statement to cnn, cohen called trump's remarks a quote crazy avalanche of broken brain word manure, no presidential candidates ever been under a gag order before? >> i'm under a gag order nasty gag order. think of it. i'm the leading candidate. >> trump also claimed friday he wanted to testify in the trial, but suggested one of his lawyers encouraged him not to do so. >> but now i would have testified i wanted to testify. >> the theory is you never testify because as soon as you does for anybody, if it were george washington, don't testify because they'll get you on something that you said slightly wrong and then they sue you for perjury addressing the verdict at the white house friday, president joe biden warned that efforts by trump and his allies to undermine the justice system, or quote, dangerous it's irresponsible for anyone to say this was rigged just because they don't like the verdict. justice and should be respected and we should never allow anyone to tear it down from allies and supporters swiftly rally behind the presumptive gop nominee with the campaign announcing it had raised more than 34 million dollars in the hours after the verdict at one point, even crushing the fundraising platform used by trump's campaign. well, top republicans, including several vice presidential hopefuls joined trump and criticizing the conviction, what happened in new york was a travesty of the justice system. this is the weaponization of the justice system against there political opponent. >> you cannot say that this trial was anything more than politics, masquerading as justice and we'll just over five months until november. >> both biden and trump are turning their attention to the general election where the voters will make the final judgment on who goes to the white house amara and victor kristen holmes right outside trump tower force there. >> thanks so much. let's get into all of it now, we're trial attorney kelly hymen and cnn political commentator error lewis. he's also the host of spectrum news, the big deal with arrow, luis good morning to you both. kelly, let me start with you and we heard some of what the former president said there yesterday. how much does what he says in these speeches, what he post on social media influence sentencing on july 11 and what the judge decides to hand down the judge will consider everything. so ultimately, it's going to be up to the judge to make a determination on what exactly the punishment is, whether the former president should do jail time, whether he should do probation, or whether he should pay a fine. so ultimately, it's going to be up to the judge. now some mitigating factors that judge could consider is trump's age being 77-years-old, and also the fact that he's a first-time offender. both sides the state and the defendant will submit memos to the court with a look at and then trump will also sit for an interview with a probation officer and they'll ask him questions like, what are your job prospects? what is your income? and then ultimately going to go back to the job? judge let's talk about the politics here. >> arrow, and we heard in kristen's package, they are from some of the president's closest allies and supporters congressman donald senator vance. >> but i want to play a little more from senator tim scott, their who has offered this full-throated endorsement singing the president's tune about out of witch hunt and rig trial. >> here's what he said. then i want your thoughts as an african american born and raised in the deep south, who had concerns about our justice system as it relates to race. >> i'm now seeing it play out from the partisan perspective. now, it's not as much black and white as it is red and blue flu drawing a comparison from centuries of discrimination and inequity as it relates to race. >> and saying, this is the same thing just for republicans, your thoughts? >> well, i mean, well, for tim scott to have suddenly discovered in justice itself a little bit startling for somebody with the level of power that he has. >> but now in a look in this case, it has nothing to do with any kind of institutional longstanding injustice that is a separate question altogether issues, that were, at, stake in this trial. and i don't know if tim scott ever set foot in manhattan criminal court, but a prior to any anything related to this case. but the reality is that this is a business case. it's a business records case. it's a fraud case. it was an election interference case. it was hello, those things. >> the notion that the system is fundamentally unfair we're looking for the evidence. >> donald trump says the same thing over and over and over again. but your viewers should know that these questions were raised early on and they were handled within the court, within the context of the trial, the questions about bias, the questions about venue you the questions about what evidence could come in. we have a structured system and to the extent that it didn't work for donald trump, i understand. and being upset. >> but to then say that the whole system is wrong and that this somehow compares to the historic injustices that black folk have had to deal with. >> it's really just silly. i mean, it's just we're not true. >> kelly, you mentioned that one of and we've known for some time one of the options here for the judge is jail time for former president trump, considering the first-time offender status and his age, do you think that's possible? it's realistic that the president would be sentenced to jail. >> well, anything is possible. it will be interesting to see what exactly the state's asked for and potentially they could ask for jail time and of course, the defendant is going to say no, there should be no jail time, but the judge is going to look at everything they're going to look at his other cases as well. as well, the e. jean carroll case, they're going to look at is, as you stated what he's done in the past before and consider all that, but most likely, it will be probation. it'll be interesting to see if the judge stays the penalty. why trump has said that he's going to appeal this case. >> there's the gag order kelly matter anymore? the gag order does matter because the judge still has jurisdiction over the case. >> now, the judge can also consider the gag order as well about the violations in his penalty phase as well. but definitely the gag order is definitely in place and it's also important for the viewers to note that that trump, once he is sentenced that point he is a convicted felon so not until he sentenced in july, there'll be a convicted felon. >> okay. important note there, arrow. let me come to you on the deliberation within the biden campaign about how aggressively to go after trump in this context, whether to call him a criminal, whether to call him a convicted felon to use this as a cudgel. what's the risk here for the president if he goes full on in that direction? >> well, you have to be careful not to fall into the trap of acting as if the white house was somehow involved in this. i mean, one of the biggest false hoods. it keeps getting trump at it from the, the, the, the trump's side, of all of this is this notion that it was all directed from the white house and not handled locally by a locally elected prosecutor. a grand jury of ordinary citizens in a trial jury also involving ordinary citizens. this is something that is really pernicious. it has the notion that is fundamentally rigueur lead to death threats over 89 death threats against the local prosecutor it's a very serious situation. so not just for for political reasons, but just from the standpoint of keeping the peace in the street, not triggering another january 6, which frankly, donald trump has been sort of egging on his supporters, telling them to come down in protest of the courthouse. they didn't show up. but you have real concerns about that. so yeah, the white house has to be very, very careful about what they say why they say it, and whether or not they need to frankly, this is the front page of every newspaper in the country. no particular need for the white house to weigh in. >> all right, we'll see if they continue as they have been very cautious in this era area, arrow, kelly. thank you. >> president biden made his strongest statement yet on israel's war in gaza here it's time to begin this new stage the hostages to come home for israel to be secure. >> the suffering, stop it's time for this war to end for the day after two began it's time for this war to end. the president said in a friday address israel's three-step plan for a ceasefire is what the president laid out. and he said a closely matches hamas proposal. he says hamas is no longer capable of carrying out an attack like the one that started the war cnn's camila de shallows joining us now from rehoboth beach, delaware, where president biden is spending the weekend. good 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contingencies, and redundancy. so right now, the only options are a russian soyuz spacecraft to take nasa astronauts to this base station. you know how tenuous the us relations with russia have been lately. and then the other option has been spacex's falcon nine rocket and crew dragon capsule that can absolutely this the boeing starliner spacecraft is going to add to that fleet of options and this is something that nasa, a moment that nasa has been working towards for ten years since 2014 when nasa first doled out these two dueling contracts to boeing and spacex as part of its commercial crew program. back then, everybody thought boeing would be first to fly a crew, but that did not turn out to be the case. spacex has now flown 13 crews to outer space, and so today is boeing's chance to finally put its first crew up in orbit. and that crew is the commander, butch wilmore in the pilot, sonny williams. and these two were sitting on top of that rocket about an hour ago just two hours away from liftoff, when engineers spotted a faulty valve on the atlas five rocket that is supposed to propel that boeing's starliner spacecraft up into space. and so those astronauts had to get down and go back into quarantine and they have been sitting in quarantine for about a month now. they have been able to go back to the johnson space center in houston, texas, spend some time with their family but it's been a long time that they've been waiting for this moment today. and so we've got liftoff scheduled for 12, p.m. eastern time from cape canaveral space force station. if all goes according to plan, the boeing starliner spacecraft will separate from the you la's atlas five rocket. a few minutes after lift-off then butch and sunny will go on a 24 hour trip to the international space station, stay there for eight days and then come back to earth. so fingers crossed guys weathers looking good so far, no technical or engineering issues, but we wait and see because we're still a few hours away from that countdown starting, bankers gross, although i do see a little bit of clouds behind would you but i think we're going to mistake just got to be play. this looks great, okay. five your vantage point is obviously much clearer than mine, kristen can you imagine 30 days and quarantine? 30 days according to hopefully they get along. it's just the two of them imagined 30 days according know who would hurt the other first, i don't know if we go make sure it's going to look. what do you think so let's talk now about the weather because amber picked out a few clouds because i picking because you're so big, you are we expecting things to be good around noon? so they'll actually have some sunshine today. the first thing you always check for florida forecast this time of year is the chance of those pop-up storms. but actually we don't have any of those today. we've got some sunshine in the forecast a four cape canaveral temperature at 78 degrees with some east wins at time miles per hour with these launches though, you also need to monitor wins upstairs in the atmosphere. there's just a little bit turn there that could also be a problem for some watches. so something to keep an eye on, but for right now, sunshine in florida, not the case though. for one of the plains where we have been dealing with severe weather for a couple of days now we've got some storms in parts of texas, kansas, and then headed up into nebraska, some showers from missouri down to the gulf coast. here's a look at this severe risk for today. it's a level two out of five for parts of the high plains, they're going into parts of texas and then tomorrow shifts from the dakotas down into nebraska. same level two out of five, slight risk. will find some storms fire up today, possibility of some large hail, and then tomorrow it shifts to a damaging wind throughout farther north in the northern plains for some places like omaha. so still a little bit on the active side for the central plains, but a 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for a higher purpose published with us, the christian faith publishing is an author friendly publisher who understands it. your labor is more than just a book color scan for your free riders guide, 804 551827 today is the first day of pride month and amid attacks on drag expression, a group of artists including victims of the club q shooting and colorado and the pulse nightclub shooting in florida have launched committee to organize drag artists and fans into an organization to protect and promote drag. >> now the year 2023 saw a record 510 and anti lgbtq bills introduced in state legislatures across the country according to the aclu, with more than 40 of those directly targeting drag performance the anti-defamation league says that there were 138 hate-motivated incidents relating to drag events and performers between june 2022 and april 2023. joining me now is scott simpson. he is a community organizer with committee welcome to the program. good morning to you. tell me more about committee because obviously the lgbt community, the drag performers, felt like they needed some kind of protection and committee is obviously trying to provide some of that yeah. >> well, happy pride month, amara, it's really great to meet you. thanks for having us on. i hope i'm the first to wish you happy pride and to the rest of america we started committee this week. >> as you said, a group of drag artists and fans have come together because the drag is under attack. i love drag like millions of americans do. i find it to be a beautiful art that celebrates self-acceptance? it celebrates diversity. it's celebrates inclusion but to some people who, who thrive on division, that's a threat and that has been dangerous to some folks as people's livelihoods have been lost. >> in some cases, people's lives have been lost to yeah. >> tell me more about the danger that some of these bills are the offensive or not offensive, but the legislature, legislators and specific states have gone on the offensive when it comes to drag performers. why has that created a dangerous atmosphere for drag performers sure. >> well, so there has been conspiracy theories and attended bands and a lot of a lot of lies and misinformation about drag and about drag performance is happening and communities across the country. and that's resulted in a situation as dangerous the performers that we work with the committee, they'd been through through shootings, they'd been through bombings. they've been doxxed. they've been threatened. they had death threats it's really not appropriate drag is supposed to be a celebration of joy and it's an rf form that takes a lot of work and then when we see this happening as a fan i i certainly don't think that's right. i think that this is a country where people should be able to express themselves in any way they like and drag really brings people together. it's fun and that, and that is threatening to some people. >> so what do you say to the supporters of these anti-lgbtq bills? >> those who say, look, this is not about targeting the lgbtq community, this is about protecting our children from content that is not suitable for them, but only for adults well, have you seen mrs. doubt fire have you seen medea have you seen too long food, right? these are these are films that everyone has seen and people are not corrupted by that. certainly, if a drag show is happening, not every drag show, just like every tv program or just like every movie, isn't appropriate for audiences. but sometimes they are and they're clearly when drag is publicly available in a place where kids can go and see it, it's going to be age appropriate and it's gonna be amazing i mean, the drag story hours that have been happening at libraries and communities across the country. there are about, they're about reading okay, kids thereabout while not every drag and not every gragg she was going be for everybody so certainly kitchen be at some 21 and up club at at any sort of comedy show or music show, or directions. >> before we go just a little bit more about, you know, what committee will aim to do because you have ten number is currently some of them have been, as you said, victims of hate crimes yeah. >> well, so drag artists are also incredible organizers. i mean, they're building audiences from scratch in their own communities to working very hard. and committee is networking them. so we start with ten, but there's no reason we can't have 1,000 or even more. and when you add drag fans in the next people like me, people like a lot of your viewers that's what really a powerful grassroots effort. and so that's what we're looking for. we want to build a grassroots presence in every state we also want to be there for drag artists when they come under attack so that could be with legal support, that could be with mental health crisis counseling, that could be with just knowing what to do if you're targeted because a lot of these folks have to sort of scramble and make it up as they go when they get when they get attacked or docs are threatened and so we want to be there as support that knows the terrain that knows what happens when folks get targeted and provides those resources. >> sally, your members, how that experience, right? 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