42424 evident in his family. >> talked about the debate and the family encouraged the president to stay in the race. there is no plan, there's nothing in the party that contribute to the solution to this the u.s. >> supreme forward, he said to decide whether a former u.s. president, donald trump has presidential immunity hey, before i don't think this is going to be the wind, the donald trump and many of his maga, supporters are expected here in paris unbelievable result really in many ways in the first round the election, the national rally could be position to assume power and become the first far-right party to enter french government sets the the world war hello and welcome our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. also streaming on cnn, max, max foster in paris, where a seismic shift in politics appears to be underway. the country's far right's leaving the first round of the national parliamentary elections with prisons the emmanuel macron's ensemble alliance slumping to a dismal third. >> and i'm rosemary church in atlanta. we'll get back to max in just a moment. but first cnn is learning that the biden family is encouraging the u.s. president to stay in the 2024 race. now this comes despite growing calls for president joe biden to step aside after his poor performance during last week's debate. mr. biden's family also reportedly discussed whether top aides should be fired. cnn's priscilla alvarez has the latest now from washington president biden and his family huddled at camp david on sunday for a previously scheduled photoshoot, but looming over this visit was thursday night's debate and all of the immediate fallout. >> now, to biden advisers tells cnn, the president and his family talked about the debate and the family encouraged the president to stay in the race these advisers saying that the conversations we're focused on how the family can help and not whether president should reconsider his candidacy. now the president himself has also been eagerly collecting data, anecdotal and through public polling force, all of them it says there has been criticism from all corners of democratic party going from democratic lawmakers and democratic officials, as well as donors racked by anxiety. or thursday night's debate performance. now, the president didn't have a fundraising blitz over the weekend where he two conceded that the debate on thursday was not his best, but still maintain meaning that he would stay in the race and that he would fight hard for voters. now, of course, there are still plenty of questions unanswered here and there is still the immediate fallout that the campaign continues to have to wrestle with, particularly on calls over the course of the weekend, trying to reassure their support borders that at the end of the day, it is two vastly different records between president biden and former president donald trump and that is where the focus should stay. but the very least, on sunday, the president having those conversations with his family who are all pivotal to his decision-making. and then offering their support and moving forward. priscilla alvarez cnn washington in the coming hours, the u.s. >> supreme court is set to decide whether a former president donald trump is immune from criminal prosecution. is accused of trying to overturn the 2020 election, including his actions on january 6. but the court's decision could impact other criminal cases against him trump argues that without immunity, presidents would be hamstrung in office and worried about facing charges after leaving the white house and appeals court ruled earlier this year, that trump is not entitled to any protection joining me now is civil rights attorney and legal commentator or riva martin. appreciate you being with us thank you so in just a few hours from now, the u.s. supreme court will rule on donald trump's claim of immunity from criminal charges relating to trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election on january 6, what ruling are you expecting on this expect that the supreme court will rule that there are definitely some actions taken by a sitting president that are immune from prosecution official actions taken by that president. but i also expect that the supreme court court will either determine that some of the actions of donald trump were not official actions and were in fact private actions. or they will send them matter back to the district court judge. judge tanya chutkan, for her to hold an evidentiary hearing to determine which of the actions or indeed official actions of a present or those that are private actions for which there is no immunity. so i don't think this is going to be the when the donald trump and many of his maga supporters is are expecting. >> so how far reaching could this ruling proved to be on other cases against trump? the classified documents case that's a great question, rosemary. and that's why i don't think the court is going to come out with a blanket immunity saying that everything that a sitting president does is immune from prosecution because a sitting president can engage in criminal conduct that can be determined not in the scope of his duties as a president. you know, think about this example. so when a president vetoes a bill, clearly you would not want to criminalize that conduct and you would want the president immune from any criminal prosecution related to criminalizing. i mean, to vetoing bill that wouldn't be criminal conduct. however, in the case of donald trump, with respect to trying to submit a list of or a slate of fake electors, electors who were not selected by those individuals in the state actions by it's president to subvert the 2020 legitimate elect doors and the legitimate a process that was done to elect joe biden is president. those are actions that would be actions of a candidate, trump, not a president. trump's. so you can see where the supreme court would want to draw a line between those those private actions that an individual takes that are not advancing the office of the president of versus those like vetoing the bill, which are clearly under the purview of a presidential. someone is sitting in the white house as the president. >> so how will the justices decide if what trump said and did after the 2020 election were official or private acts how, how is that determination made my decimation and of course, i don't have a crystal ball and can't say definitively what the supreme court will do. >> but my it's suspicion is based on historical record at everything that we've seen is that this court is likely to send this matter remanded back to the district court, remanded to judge tanya tracking for her to hold an evidentiary hearing almost any trial so for there to be a determination by this judge as to win actions were in dea official actions in which actions work indeed private actions. and i think it's important to note that special counsel smith, jack smith made it very clear in the indictment that the actions engage in by down trump to subvert the 2020 election were indeed not actions of a president trump, but as candidate trump and there's a big difference. there's no immunity or no immunity that i believe that this supreme court will four to someone acting as a candidate as essentially a private citizen for all practical purposes. so i think we're going to see this matter remanded back to the district court for there to be an evidentiary hearing for this judge to be the final arbiter. now, of course, we know down on 12 whatever decision is made by the district court is likely to be peeled. again, if possible. so i don't think it's going to be quick resolution to this, but i do not think that the ruling that we are expecting in several hours is going to exonerate down on trump from all criminal liability a rava martin. >> thank you so much for joining us and sharing your legal analysis. appreciate always thank you, rose here in francais, search and support for the far right in the parliamentary elections it was the result really, emmanuel macron had dreaded and we've just heard that 76 candidates have already won their seats in that first round. that means they got absolute majority's in the first round. think back to 2020 2022. and then he five candidates were announced after the first round. so this is historic on many levels. thousands of people taking to the streets of paris to voice their opposition after the strong showing by the national rally, we're not quite sure which of those 76 seats actually went to the national rally. but if it's high it is significant. the party of marine le pen is leading after that first round, the left-wing new popular front colon fishing came in second. macron's centrist alliance came in a pretty distant third actually, cnn senior international correspondent jim bitumen brings it all together from here in paris jubilant cheers fill the headquarters of france's far-right national rally has projections show the party dominated in the country's first round of parliamentary elections a fringe movement, the national rally could be positioned to assume power and become the first far-right party to enter french government since the second world war controversial doi yana, the party of marine le a pen, asserted that the second round of voting to be held next week. >> we'll secure their position. >> they move. let's see a botany democracy has spoken, and the french people have placed the national rally and its allies in first place. you don't, nothing has been won. >> and the second round will be decisive. >> complete results of the election are not finalized and much political maneuvering is expected before the second round of voting is held next week, which could determine whether a seismic shift is underway in french politics, national rally is leader and le pen's protege, 28-year-old jordan bardella could be positioned to become france's next prime minister. a child of italian immigrants, bardella has maintained the party's nationalist politics, and hardline anti-immigration stance. across the country. and its overseas territories. voters turned out in huge numbers to participate in a high-stakes election uncertainty has loomed ever since president emmanuel macron suddenly dissolved parliament and called for snap elections earlier this month. sending shockwaves across the country. now he's gamble appears to have backfired as his alliance of centrist parties faltered in the vote, finishing a third, according to projections in a statement, the president called for the formation of a brawler alliance to block the national rally from coming to power faced for the national rally, the time has come for a abroad. clearly democratic and republican rally for the second round. >> i think a coalition of left-wing parties also had a strong showing coming in the close second, projections show. >> however, no party achieved an outright majority, possibly leading parliament and then political deadlock for now, the preliminary results of the election are being received with intensity, drawing some protesters out to demonstrate i didn't paris as a country with a painful history with fascism and far-right movements, deals with an uncertain future jim veteran cnn, paris a big story for france, but also big story for europe. >> and indeed the west. let's speak to our international diplomatic editor, nic robertson about that, because this france is a major diplomatic economic player, and this will have an impact on the wider world absolutely. >> i mean, look, the way that france has tried to try to play a leading role in bringing peace between lebanon and israel along the border. there, look at the way they've taken a forward leaning position over ukraine in terms of suggesting even that there should be french and other nato troops on the ground in a training capacity helping ukrainian forces inside of ukraine, that that's a red line. it seems for some people, for putin, that's a forward leaning position. and of course, macron has been able to set these positions because he has precedent to him, president has purview over foreign policy, defense policy, things like that. this is something however, that marine le pen's party would potentially challenge if they were in that position of power holding the prime minister ship inside the parliament. if they get there, if they made that position they would challenge the precedent on his authority to do that. and they take a weaker stance, for example, on ukraine, they wouldn't want to send a long-range weapons systems that france is sending right now, they wouldn't want to so have french troops inside of ukraine. so there's that where do they stand on certain other foreign policy issues has not been the center of the debate so far, but certainly when it comes the european union they take different positions to president macron, who has president picks the european commissioner from france at the eu in brussels if marine le pen's party, jordan bardella, chooses somebody else as they've indicated, they would, then that again, changes the way that france exercises. it's, it's very heavily, heavy influence at the european union. so there's lot that could potentially change once we get through the second round of second round of voting and we see what the actual result has and how that translates into the french parliament if we look at the rise in nationalism in france and in germany and italy, if we take the european parliament elections and then a assign a rise in the right, at least, or the sharper right in the uk. and then obviously what's happening in america as well, are we seeing a changing face? of the west, and its place in the world i think the short answer is yes, but then you look at the uk and you look at the fact that expected this week the left of center labour party is expected to have record results over the conservative right-wing parties. >> centrist, right party if you look at hungry and viktor orban's, the nationalists right-leaning leader there who's been a sort of an outlier in terms of the european union with his right-wing policies actually, he scored poorly in the most recent elections at the worst, worst he's done since being in power. but the broad trend, as you save this in the united states, the potential for donald trump to be re-elected. what we're witnessing in france witness this weekend, what we saw in about a month ago in the european parliamentary elections, there, and even within the gains that have been made within the right-wing groupings within the european parliament, there is a narrative and a trend so sort of move beyond. let's say, giorgia meloni, the italian prime minister, right wing, came in with a sounding that she might be something of an outlier within nature and the european union but actually works with nato and the european union in strong support of ukraine but there's a drift towards potentially take a right-wing parties taken a position like the afd in germany who, who, who are, who are more right-wing and don't cooperate within, with their representatives within the european parliament so if that drift to the further right happens as a result of marine le pen's success and her party's success in france. and that pushes europe more to the right. and i think the way that you would see that most immediately would be tougher policies on immigration and that certainly some direction that marine le pen, jordan bardella want to take france. and right now now okay. nick, thank you so much, rosie. it's still not over yet. we do have a second round of voting, so all the parties here are really pushing their voters to come back out and reassert themselves. so never underestimate emmanuel macron that everything looks pretty weak for him currently, although he will remain president, but certainly a weakened one as this continues yeah, no doubt. >> 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