Hello, everyone. Thank you so much for joining me this sunday on fredricka whitfield, and we begin on the campaign trail as he scrambles to try and fend off growing calls to drop out of the race. Today. He s making two stops in the battleground, state of pennsylvania. This morning, he spoke at a black church in philadelphia i ve always felt the power of your faith good times. And in tough time fact is the scripture says all things work together for good girls, love god in our called according to his purpose our purpose is to serve others that s our purpose biden s stepped up campaign push comes after his highstakes interview with abc news did little to calm the nerves of some elected members of his own on party. And any moment now the top democrat in the house, i came, jeffries will hold a meeting with senior democrats to talk about the president s future. And in the senate, democratic senator mark warner, the chair of the intelligence committee, plants to gather senators tomorrow to d
Years of the 10year prison. He was convicted of sexual assault in 2010, but today, the supreme court overturned that conviction. And now, today, an agreement with a previous prosecutor should have prevented cosby from being charged in the casement tom winter summarizes case saying that the prosecutors said that originally cosby would not be charged so he could testify in a civil case only to turn around and have that evidence against him in two criminal trials. To break it down we have kate snow, and we expect to have attorney wendy murphy with us soon. So kate, remind us of the specifics of what led to this case. Andrea constand who accused him of sexually assaulting her. Yes, and the judge made the determination then not to prosecute bill cosby because of the length of time that elapsed between the time of the crime and the time she came forward. So he said that he made a deal with cosby that he would testify without the 5th amendment right, and he makes this agreement, and then goes
Testing, you re going to find more cases. Quick, this calls for a distraction, lay that one on us. It s the biggest risk we have. The mailin ballot. Mailin ballots are a disaster. There s tremendous evidence of fraud. Whenever you have mailin ballot. Mailin ballot who would ever do such a terrible thing. His campaign releasing this video of him signing his ballot, which the state of florida calls vote by mail. Talk about mail privilege. This has been this week in covid history. This morning we find out he wanted to send those covid cases to gtmo. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to morning joe. It s tuesday, june 22nd and donald trump is not our president anymore. Alodge with joe, willy and me we have mike barnicle and here in washington, former chair of the republican national committee and an msnbc political analyst, michael steel. And washington anchor for the bbc katty kay joins us. Good to have you all. Why don t we start with the supreme court decision yesterday on the ncaa, reall
particular industry. and they won t back down. a top u.s. diplomat warns the drum beat of war is sounding loud from russia. what will vladimir putin do next? welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper starting with the politics lead. for the first time in the january 6th investigation, the u.s. justice department is using the rare charge of seditious conspiracy related to the insurrection at the capitol. prosecutors indicted 11 defendants on this charge including the leader of the oathkeepers, the violence prone far right extremist group. prosecutors say that the defendants opposed by force the execution of the laws governing the transfer of presidential power. video from january 6th shows a group in oathkeepers insignia, many wearing helmets, moving in a single file tactical formation through the crowd. and according to the indictment the defendants conspired beginning in november, 2020. they recruited members and affiliates, organized training and paramilitary combat tactics.
further than overturning roe leases weighed, when that happens the states have the right to decide, so some of us will have that right and some of us don t, that s terrible in and of itself, if you abandon a federal level that immediate impact, you unable to get an abortion legally in the country, it s unthinkable. the unthinkable as she just said, potentially poised to put become marital is around mitch mcconnell telling usa today i m national abortion ban is quote, possible. it would depend on where the votes were, mcconnell saying whoever that he would not move to abolish the filibuster in order to pass the national ban, should he become majority leader. again, after the midterms. senator just hours on our air arguing republicans cannot be trusted with power. they re actually talking about introducing a ban, or one proposal will take six weeks essentially a ban, they re talking about a ban. and they have of course shown the ability to do this before when they ran thr