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been dishonest about the way he has approached the policy. this is par for the course for joe biden, joe biden served in the senate almost half a century and everybody who served with him whose objective and honest knows joe biden doesn t have a principal in his body, not a principal bone in his body, he s a communion chameleon. look at the early part of his life, he was a cheat and plagiarist and wanted to be president of the united states first and second time around, he still worked for work on the speech of that party, the labour party ahead, he still language from the late robert kennedy, he is shameless about the things he says and does and it s not because he s a smart man, he is quite a man. it s all about power joe biden for joe biden. it s about promoting joe biden. he met with a bunch of historians the other week and wanted to know, how could he be eager than franklin roosevelt and lbj and barack obama? so he s lurched hard left where before he was not hard l ....
news that i want to talk to you about because you are an attorney. talk to me about what s happening with weisselberg and the trump org. because supposedly, this is over tax crimes in connection with an array of perks and benefits awarded to employees. right. so, weisselberg is, supposedly, charged now. indicted, i should say. and the trump organization. what gives? what s going on? indicted. charged. same thing. he is supposed to surrender himself tomorrow, is our reporting. now, let me give you the plus-minus on this. okay? here is the bad news for trump people. okay? we ve never seen a former president connected to this kind of criminal prosecution. this is his company. it was just indicted for alleged-criminal behavior. more troubling is the man that they have fingered for this, weisselberg, now is in a jam. because the only way out of it. he, obviously, couldn t convince them that they had the wrong guy or it wasn t worth what they think. he may be able to co ....
about their loved ones, heart wrenching and much needed. we need to hear about the lives of the folks. but i have some breaking handoff news i want to talk to you about because you re an attorney. talk to me about what s happening with weisselberg and the trump four. because supposedly this is over tax crimes in connection with an array of perks and benefits awarded to employees. right. so weisselberg is supposedly charged now, indicted, i should say, and the trump organization. what gives? what s going on? indicted, charged, same thing. he s in the same position. he s supposed to surrender himself tomorrow our reporting. here s the bad news for trump people, okay. we ve never seen a former president connected to this kind of criminal prosecution. this is his company, it was just indicted for alleged criminal behavior. more troubling is, the man that they have fingered for this, we weisselberg, now is in a jam because the only way out of it, he obviously couldn t ....
so now instead they get speaker pelosi with a final say on the select committee to investigate the deadly insurrection. who might be on it? plus, breakthroughs and not in a good way. the delta variant sounding some alarms, and masks in some places are now making a comeback. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. and we begin today with our national lead and the new troubling details about just how badly the surfside, florida, condominium building was deteriorating in the days, months, even years before it collapsed last thursday. it is now today the sixth day of search and rescue efforts. 11 people have been found dead. 150 remain missing. today florida republican governor ron desantis said the government will continue its search until every missing victim is found. and now the state attorney for miami-dade county is pursuing a grand jury investigation into why the building collapsed. this at the same time as more photos and letters and building assessments are sur ....
hoping to get through some big pieces of business before leading tower for the july 4th holiday, including a vote on a select committee to investigate the january 6th riot at the capitol. and jen psaki saying the president will do all he can to make sure the bipartisan infrastructure deal reached last week reaches his desk. the president looks forward to and expects to sign each piece of legislation into law. he s going to work his heart out getting both of them across the finish line. we also continue to follow the developmentes from florida where the death toll if last week s partial collapse of a beach side condo complex near miami has unfortunately risen to ten as rescuers continue their painstaking efforts to find 151 people still unaccounted for. and the u.s. supreme court giving a much needed win to the transgender community. what it rejected a appeal by a virginia school board to reinstate the transgender bathroom ban. we ll have more on that later this hour ....