and the dc-based family working to save her life. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s do it. . forwards are engraved above the entrance of the supreme court building in washington. equal justice under law. a simple four word phrase that while america has certainly never achieved this goal, charges the courts to strive for it and work for it. on monday, inside of that building, that same one, the courts conservative super majority made a mockery of it. in trump versus the united states, the court essentially ruled that american presidents do not have to obey the law when conducting official presidential acts. it had a huge win to trump giving him immunity to some of his conduct while trump was obviously ecstatic with the ruling, posting, big win for our constitution and democracy, proud to be an american, justice jackson s dissent called the ruling a five alarm fire that threatens to some scholars are criticizing the ruling saying that it violates the principle of original is and tha
this from the bench and have the same justices say federal law for some and bribery for some would shine a spotlight on the and we have amazing news to share about the story we first brought you about a little girl in gaza and the family working to save her life. let s do it. four words are engraved above the entrance of the supreme court building in washington, equal justice under law. a simple phrase that while america has certainly never achieved this goal charges the courts to strive for it and work for it. monday inside of that building, the same one, the conservative super majority made a mockery of it when the appropriately named case trump versus the united states the court essentially ruled that american presidents don t have to obey the law when conducting official presidential ask and the ruling handed a huge win to donald trump giving him immunity for some of his conduct as president and his presidential election interference case including putting the case in j
tough guy for donald, which is what we all wanted to be. that s when you are being investigated, but it is a whole other story now once you are being indicted. so also ahead, democrats, they re ready to go to work to get to the truth about january 6th. they re just waiting to see what the republican sidle do next to try to derail things. it is like they ve got amnesia. this was one of the worst days in our country s history. it was an attack on our democracy. it should be a bipartisan commission, that s on the house and the senate. it should be totally objective. people won t agree to it. you can t get amnesia about the pictures you are showing right now. our lives were threatened. people came to the hill to kill us. plus, the demolition of the building that collapsed in florida set to happen in a matter of hours with more than 100 people unaccounted for. i will talk to an expert about that ahead. i want to start with the president s trip to michigan and his message t
indictment of the company that bears his name, and who everyone things will not stands by his boss. i can tell you the feel of the handcuffs behind your back, it s not comfortable. nor is it sitting there and having your photograph taken. that is when you re being investigated. but it s another story now once you re being indicted. so also ahead, democrats, they re ready to go to work to get the truth about january 6th. they are waiting to see what the republican side will do next to derail things. it is like they ve got amnesia. this was one of the worst days in our country s history. it was an attack on our democracy. it should be a bipartisan commission, that s on the house and the senate. it should be totally objective. people won t agree to it. you can t get amnesia about the pictures you are showing right now. our lives were threatened. people came to the hill to kill us. plus, the demolition of the building that collapsed in florida set to happen in a matter of
described as ordinary americans. there s no such thing. there s nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. they span generations. born in america, emigrated to america. but just like that, so many of them took their final breath alone in america. i know, all too well, i know what it s like to not be there when it happens. i know what it s like when you are there, holding their hands. as they look in your eye and they slip away. the president, tonight, and to put it in perspective. he took office with fatalities having just crossed 400,000. nearly 100,000 lives have been lost, since then. a quarter million, in the last three months. 500,000-plus, in about a year. and though, there are any number of ways of expressing these awful figures. whether it s so many football stadiums, this many towns, this city or that. or these wars, combined. it boils down to this. by now, we all know someone who grieves. or worse, someone who s gone. and while, whatever s