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in trouble in the first place. jimmy fallon upstairs last night. good morning. tuesday, june 4th. politico s jonathan lemire. pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post and analyst for msnbc, eugene robinson. vanity fair writer and host of the pod cast the fast politics, molly jong-fast. president biden made his most candid comments yet about trump s criminal conviction. in off-camera remarks, biden told the audience a convicted felon is seeking the office of the presidency. the president added, quote, as disturbing as that is, more damaging is the all out assault donald trump is making on the american system of justice. . biden is reported to have said, something snapped in this guy of the election and it is literally driving him crazy. biden went on to call trump unhinged. maybe a private preview, joe, of where we might see president biden go publicly as the campaign rolls out, now that donald trump has been convicted on 34 f
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More people can be held awaiting the decision. but in lieu of the money, this is to push more people back into mexico. in fact, it s a reason why we re hearing about this this week and not earlier. they wanted to wait for mexico to get through the elections over the weekend before they announced this. they really can t do a deal like this where they don t allow migrants to come in, claim asylum, and get onto that process that can take years unless they get mexico to agree to take back the migrants that won t be allowed in. they plan to do that at just 2,500 a day, willie. we re already seeing over 4,000 a day. it s hard to imagine a scenario where they would get down to that 1,500 people a day trigger to then reopen it. this would effectively shut down the border immediately and keep it closed for the remaining future. of course, as you pointed out, that does not mean legitimate trade and travel. it means migrants passing between legal ports of entry. homeland security correspondent
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