you know, there is an old saying in washington. it s not the crime, but the cover-up. so we already knew that the special counsel was looking into trump s handling of classified documents. we now know that they were looking to how they handled security footage in mar-a-lago, and whether it was tampered, whether was withheld. so that is a sign that the investigators are strongly looking into possible obstruction of justice charges. and then our fabulous colleagues, paul reid, and caitlin polantz found out that there are two senior trump level organization employees who are gonna go before the special counsel tomorrow. that s on the lookout for. and they are expected to be asked about that footage. and that reason why that was just so important, because they can really shed light on how this documents were handled. cnn reported that there is a footage of this other truncated who is running out boxes of documents from a storage closet. and so this is a very significant step in
Ceiling, i mean, there s just a whole host of things that could really get wrapped up and that debate. whether it s energy policy, border security, i mean there s a whole list of things they want to tackle. we talk about two different things. you just think biden thinks. the trump issues at mar-a-lago and now the debt ceiling and immigration. from your framework of how your covering, and looking towards 2024. well the normal campaign issues of the economy and immigration be the focus? or what these abnormal indictments be more the focus of 2024? the other sense right now? the conventional wisdom, usually, is that the economy, at the border, those issues will matter. but we have heard that, time and time again, last summer that this is going to be the gas and groceries election. what we found, in the midterms, is that abortion matters. threats to democracy mattered. so i think it s going to be really hard to say what is going to matter. but the economy, always, the top issue. is
Abortion matters. so you can expect demonstrations around the country. back to you. and joe, justice thomas was one of the five in the majority on this draft that would overturn roe versus wade. is he now claiming that the supreme court is being bullied? reporter: well, that s what he said. this was at the 11th judicial conference in atlanta. he said institutions of government should not be bullied into giving what some see as a preferred outcome. clearly a reference to what has gone on here since the leak of that draft. back to you. all right, joe johns, good to see you this morning. thank you so much. if roe versus wade is overturned, it would be an historic change for women s reproductive rights in this country. melissa mills is with us now. she is the eldest daughter of norma mccorvey, known in court