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companies? is that possible? does he get a stay from an appeals court? or does he throw up his hands and let ag letitia james start seizing assets. would that be politically beneficial? joining us now, senior correspondent garrett haake, and political analyst, phil rucker. garrett, where is the campaign s head right now? well, look, they understand, katy, that they have a money problem across the board here in terms of their political dollars and in terms of the candidates financial picture here. you know, on the political side, the dnc has basically doubled the amount of cash on hand as does the rnc right now and the biden campaign has roughly twice the amount of cash on hand as does the trump campaign. that s familiar territory for donald trump. he was outspent in 2016, and won that race. it s not necessarily a panic situation, but they understand that it needs to be addressed. and that s part of the reason you re seeing things like, you know, major properly sit do ....
we have a critical bow to fund the government happening in the next hour. and lawmakers to avoid a partial shutdown by midnight? time is running out for donald trump, new details on his scramble to find $64 million as authority teams threaten to seize his real estate. we begin with breaking news out of the united nations this morning. the un security council voted against a us-led resolution, calling for an immediate cease- fire in gaza, with vetoes from russia and china. this was the first time that the u.s. had backed you and calls for cease-fires in the war. it comes with the secretary of state in israel meeting with prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the war cabinet. as tensions remain high between the israeli premise from the white house. fragile diplomacy as israel sustains its days long assault on the hospital in gaza. ralph sanchez joins us now. we have the former deputy director secretary of state. what is the response to the united nations boat? we ha ....
the good morning. we have had tomorrow s day circled on the calendar for many months now. up until a couple of weeks ago we thought it would be the start of donald trump s first criminal trial. the first ever for a former president. the trial has been postponed, but tomorrow is still set to be an act today for donald trump and his lawyers as we await developments in not one but two of his legal cases. unless the appellate court steps in he has to put up a bond for the roughly half $1 billion penalty that he owes as a result of the judgment handed down last month against him and his business. are blustery the formal president s lawyers told the court obtaining such a bond for a massive some like that was a practical impossibility. 30 insurance companies were unable or unwilling to donald trump secure the bond that he needed. especially since the bulk of his assets are in real estate and many do not accept that as collateral. two days ago he posted on truth social that he ....
come, that has to be fixed first. even though they are nearing moving to a transitional counsel, is such a long way to go and for the people alex, that means and it absolutely dire, life-threatening situation right now. appreciate you covering thisp very important story. in just moments, he says he has the cash. when will we see it? w what we know about donald trump and the deadline to pay his bond. chaos at the order as more than 100 migrants breakthrough razor wire. what to expect appeals court on the new law in texas. struck strict plus, what we know about kate middleton s stunning announcement. as i bid you all a very good day from msnbc world had curtis in new york, welcome to msnbc reports with alex witt . president biden has signed a partisan funding deal after an congress managed to avoid the shutdown of night. the boat is creating chaos for house republicans. republican marjorie taylor greenean filed a motion to remo mike johnson as speaker after m ....
appeals which overnight put a hold on the texas law scheduling arguments on that by zoom on an emergency basis underway today. we will have the latest on the court s decision as immigration expects watch with concern. former president trump s grip on the republican party tightens as his preferred senate candidate cruises to victory in ohio to run against democratic senator brown. that sets up what could be the most critical contest to decide whether the democrats can hold on to the one-seat senate majority. on capitol hill, israel s prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking to today s weekly republican caucus as he tries to shore up support for his plans to innovate rafah, despite president biden s argument that it could produce mass casualties. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. today we are witnessing a real-time power struggle between the federal government and the state of texas. this comes after the supreme court punted a controversial ....