Now. Thank you for joining us. Im ana cabrera in for chris jansing. Disciplined but not disqualified. A Judge Issuing A highly anticipated decision over Misconduct Allegations against fani willis. She can remain on the Election Interference case against former President Trump, but under one major condition. Well break it all down. Plus donald trump is on the offensive. His legal team vowing to fight to end the georgia case, how his Campaign Plans to use his court dates for political gain. And the big question hanging over it all is when will the trials actually take place. The one we thought was set to begin here in manhattan could now be delayed. And this as special counsel jack smith battles to keep his two federal cases on track. This hour we have a team of corespondents and legal experts set to explain where the Time Line Stands for each of these trials. But lets begin with the breaking news out of georgia, judge scott mcafee ruling that fani willis should not be disqualified from
begging for help. this morning the justice department is stepping in at the request of the mayor to investigate the police response to this mass shooting. specifically why it took so long to take down that gunman. today we will see the first of several funeral services remembering the lives lost in this tragedy. over the weekend, president biden and the first lady met with the families of victims and with first responders in uvalde, the president vowed once again as we ve heard so often in america, to do something about gun violence. it was the second time in less than two weeks that the president mourned alongside families whose loved ones died in the mass shooting. we are covering this story, of course, from every angle. our reporters and corespondents are standing by. let s bring you our senior legal correspondent, paula reed. great to have you here. you broke this yesterday, that the justice department is going to step in. they will review all aspects of the law enforceme
begging for help. this morning the justice department is stepping in at the request of the mayor to investigate the police response to this mass shooting. specifically why it took so long to take down that gunman. today we will see the first of several funeral services remembering the lives lost in this tragedy. over the weekend, president biden and the first lady met with the families of victims and with first responders in uvalde, the president vowed once again as we ve heard so often in america, to do something about gun violence. it was the second time in less than two weeks that the president mourned alongside families whose loved ones died in the mass shooting. we are covering this story, of course, from every angle. our reporters and corespondents are standing by. let s bring you our senior legal correspondent, paula reed. great to have you here. you broke this yesterday, that the justice department is going
caucuses it will have an effect to approach zero. do we care what real american voter this? my goodness. greta: pundits and anchors and corespondents and everyone else what a vastly different idea what things may be than when you talk to people. they roll their eyes and say listen to us talk every night thinking we know what they are thinking or how they will vote. speaking of a perspective candidate, i love to think tens of millions of americans are deep in intricacies of the two-state negotiating process but i don t think it s true. what is the most important issue? national security. what else do you elect a president to do other than lead the fences internationally. the economy is important to voters but as adam smith himself said, the first duty of the sovereign is to protect the people against. people are fearful about the economy.
caucuses it will have an effect to approach zero. do we care what real american voter this? my goodness. greta: pundits and anchors and corespondents and everyone else what a vastly different idea what things may be than when you talk to people. they roll their eyes and say listen to us talk every night thinking we know what they are thinking or how they will vote. speaking of a perspective candidate, i love to think tens of millions of americans are deep in intricacies of the two-state negotiating process but i don t think it s true. what is the most important issue? national security. what else do you elect a president to do other than lead the fences internationally. the economy is important to voters but as adam smith himself said, the first duty of the sovereign is to protect the people against. people are fearful about the economy.