div.org cnn, this morning with kasie hunt. next it's monday, june 3, right now on cnn this morning you know, at a certain point there's a breaking point donald trump insisting he's okay with going to jail, but he says his supporters might not be okay. does hunter biden facing felony gun charges and about to become the first child of a sitting president to go on trial and mecca just like, you makes history by electing its first female president all right 5:00 a.m. here in washington alive. look at new york city on this monday morning. morning, everyone, i'm casey, hence it's wonderful to have you with us donald trump claims he's fine with jail time, but he warns that his supporters might not be the former president faces possible prison sentence or house arrest after a new york jury found him guilty. on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records last week his sentencing is scheduled for july 11. >> trump talked about that prospect over the weekend in an interview with fox judge could decide to say, hey, house arrest or even jail. >> they couldn't face what i'm okay with it. i saw one of my lawyers the other day on television saying, oh, no, you don't want to do that to the i should don't get a bag for anything. you'd just the way it is. i don't know that the public would stand it. i don't i'm not sure the public would stand for with a house arrest for i think i think it'd be tough for the public to take, you know, at a certain point, there's a breaking point some of trump's critics seized on that breaking point comment. >> i spoke to democratic congressman adam schiff about, uh, yesterday this is clearly donald trump, once again inciting violence, potential violence, when he is sentenced, we see this pattern over and over again. >> we're donald trump communicates with his base supporters. make you a pretty clear what he wants to see. and then his enablers tried to explain it away. >> but luck, his baseless is to him, this is another dangerous appeal to violence and is yet another reason why americans are going to decide they don't want a convicted felon in the oval office all right. >> joining me now to discuss his catherine lucy, she's white house reporter for the wall street journal. catherine. good morning to you. so these are trump's comments about his first comments about the prospect of a jail sentence, which of course does loom out there, especially with him expressing little remorse, which is of course something that is considered i by judges in cases like this what is your reporting around the reaction to the president's comments? there yes, certainly the president we're not seeing a lot of remorse. >> he is pretty clear. there seems are going to appeal. he is talking about this being politicized i think we'll continue to see more comments like that from him and his supporters. we did see i think your interview yesterday, casey lara trump, saying that supporters should make their feelings known about this process at the ballot box. so that is one message they are putting out but certainly republicans are really arguing that this is going to galvanize trump supporters. >> and democrats, i think as you saw in that interview with adam schiff, are worried that what will this mean? >> how will people react as this process moves forward, right? >> and so we do have some of our first numbers in to try to get a sense of what kind of pack this has. there's a cbs yougov poll that was released yesterday, and they asked, did trump get a fair trial? they sit 56% of respondents said yes, 44% said it was unfair now that is not an unreasonable break down that also reflects the partisanship in the country. however, i will say in an incredibly close election, 56% is a basic landslide compared to where we could where we could land. what does it tell you that that's how people are taking this in? >> yeah. i mean is very partisan country and so i think that's part of it. i think a key question they're stuck is two things. one is, how is this affecting approval ratings for trump or biden? and we haven't seen a ton of movement there yet. and so does that start to shift? another thing i'm watching really closely is specifically how do what we call it the double-haters react to this. so people who don't like their options on either side, which is a small but potentially pivotal piece of the electorate, right? those who would prefer not to vote for trump or biden, does this nudge those people in either direction? i think is really going to a key question. yeah, i think we can actually we i think we should put up the partisan breakdown in terms of who thinks this trial was fair. let's take a look at those numbers because among republicans only 14% believe the trial was fair. at 6% was unfair. now that 14% higher than the number of democrats who think it was unfair, that 40% is not an insignificant number of republicans. i have to say, but that number of independence, i think really tells you something. >> the most significant pieces that kind of distance between fair and unfair for independence and in voters because at the end of the de, they are likely to decide this election in a handful of key swing states. absolutely. so the fact that you see majority of independent saying that all you need is a small number of independence in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan to decide this election. so if, if that moves some of those people to joe biden's column, that is a really significant thing. >> one thing we've seen from the trump campaign is kind of turning response to the verdict into appear another purity test for their candidates. and senate candidate in maryland, larry hogan is the former governor of the state, very popular. it's a blue state. he's one of the only republicans would have a chance of winning. and he put this up. it was after we knew a verdict was coming, but before we knew what the critics was gonna be, he wrote this regardless of the result, i urge all americans to respect the verdict and the legal process at this dangerously divided moment in our history, all leaders, regardless of party must not pour fuel on the fire with more toxic partisanship. >> chris lacivita, the trump campaign manager, said you just ended your campaign. >> i've talked to lara trump, who is of course the co-chair of the republican national committee, which is in charge of getting republicans generally writ large elected to offices across the country. here's what she said about larry hogan he doesn't deserve a respect of anyone in the republican party at this point. and quite frankly, anybody in america, if that's the way you feel that's very upsetting to hear that. >> so are you willing to cede the senate seat in maryland to the democratic party and not support larry hogan what i'll tell you is that we of course want to win as a party, but that is a shame. and i think he should have thought long and hard before he said that publicly so she wouldn't answer my question directly about whether they were going to deny him money, but the thing about trump's supporters is that when you go out there and you attack people like that, they tend to believe that trump's and honestly flaring hook is going to win that seat for republicans, he needs every single vote, both independence and people who may love trump. no, and whatever that make in terms of maryland, there's still trump's supporters there that he needs to get over the finish line. and so if they're being discouraged from supporting and that's a problem for him, is also noteworthy point that he doesn't actually, it's not even him weighing in on the verdicts, the actual verdict itself, it's him literally saying, let's respect the rule of law that comment was enough to basically push this reaction because the reaction from the trump people as basic like well, this doesn't represent the rule of law. >> and of course the response from president biden and his specifically biden, this campaign has gone a little farther, but biden himself really has focused his remarks on respecting the rule of law, and the jury itself. 12 ordinary americans who ultimately were the ones to make this decision. catherine lucy. thanks very much for being here. i appreciate it. >> all right. coming up next here a legal loss for hunter biden on the eve of his federal gun trial that starts today. >> time for this war to end the day after, two began the white house trying to pressure israel to end the conflict in gaza. and a terrifying tornado touches down on in texas, will show you that sometimes the best thing you can do with intelligence is share it with your adversary. >> secret is betrayed itself, bullet to the back of the hand secrets and spies a nuclear game sunday at on cnn as the earth issues or distress call in the face of appending climate crisis, i abu dhabi is advancing as a gender for a greener future. with an ideal climate to support some of the world's largest solar projects. >> and a grid 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cnn's max foster joins us live from london at max. good morning to you. always wonderful to see you. >> so shamed bomb has a series of challenges. >> honestly, security is top of that. this election was marred by violence in mexico, and of course there are our, of course, looming questions about immigration, us-mexico relations. the biden ministration is preparing this sweeping executive action at the border that they're going to roll out later on this week. and that of course plays directly in to the presidential campaign. how do you see this election? affecting all of those issues? >> well, she has a protege of her predecessor, so you can expect i think a lot of similar issues, but as you say, i think frankly it's violence within her country, which is the big issue for her. so you had estimates, between 2030 local candidates who were murdered during this election. that is the biggest shoot in front of her and she's talked about being the brave as president, a president who does 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