was part of the problem with the statement that we got from rome, that the chinese didn t like the commitment in your language, so through the course of the day, it was watered down. as for india, we had no updated national declared contribution from them but we are expecting we might get something over the course of the next few days here in glasgow. you ll see. let me show you the stage in because we are expecting to hear from the us president, joe biden. you can see the us flag alongside the italian flag and as margaret was just saying, the slight frustration i think for the american president is that he comes here with only a framework deal on his climate legislation. $550,000,000,000 will be in that bill but he would like to have got more in that signed and sealed before you got your. that will not happen but perhaps it doesn t give him some leeway to begin negotiations here in glasgow. lets in the meantime here a little from what we got earlier from the prime minister,
world for former president donald trump. that world includes what is shaping up to be a busy and complicated courtroom calendar for trump as well as his co-defendants in the georgia election subversion case. for the former president, there is more where that came from. he is now facing four separate criminal trials after his historic surrender to the fulton county jail on thursday. district attorney fani willis is proposing an october 23rd trial date. it would be the earliest case to go to court. the federal election interference case could happen in january of 2024. the hush-money case in march and the mar-a-lago classified documents trial paebl in may, not to mention a civil trial on the same day as the iowa caucuses. a judge residing over the georgia case approved the october date for kenneth chesebro, an architect of the fake electors scheme. sidney powell is requesting a speedy trial. this could get messier. joining me defense attorney and former federal prosecutor shan
welcome back to the weekend everyone. special prosecutor nathan wade has officially stepped down from the georgia election interference case. his resignation coming hours after judge scott mcafee found there was no actual conflict stemming from nathan wade s relationship with fani willis and the prosecution of trump and his codefendants could continue as long as either nathan wade or fani willis resigned. joining us to discuss it all is our friend, katie phang, attorney and host of the katie phang show right here on msnbc and our other friend, justice and legal affairs analyst, anthony coley. coley is a former senior advisor to attorney general merrick garland. anthony coley wrote a piece for msnbc.com talking and has tweets. that without sufficient evidence that the district attorney and the prosecution, you talk about willis making a strong argument for why she said stay on the case against trump but she needs to remove her team, the attorney from whom she had a persona
numbers of illegal crossings as recently as june but now warned the tide is turning reporting a drastic increase so far this month despite extreme heat and new restrictions put in place by homeland security. republicans point to a border wall started under president trump but never completed. not a coincidence the thoughts on physical barriers go hand in hand with what we see as the consequence. the fruit of decisions. the white house insists their border plan is actually working. listen. as we have said multiple times, our border enforcement plan works. it the deterrent. diplomacy and enforcement. we have seen that plan working. gillian: officials in sanctuary cities including new york and chicago are struggling to support thousands of migrants and asylum seekers. it is a major rift in new york between the governor and mayor adams. cb cotton is in new york with details on the emerging feud. we begin first in el paso reporting on the trump border wall that never came