politics. it s flagged it. and also donald trump s burden the former president presumptive republican nominee is celebrating the big 78. he says he wants to pretend the day does not exist, but it does. and it highlights one of the biggest issues of this election plus a supreme court decision on guns, the highest court in the land, striking down a ban on bump stocks the one used in the deadliest mass shooting in american history. one liberal justice warren s rulli will have deadly consequences and the lesser of three evil that, that s how some voters who backed trump s 2016 and then biden in 2020, explain why they re choosing robert f. kennedy jr. this time around, you hear firsthand how swing voters and swing-state are weighing their choices. manu raju in for dana bash, let s go behind that leinz in inside politics first up they say age is just a number. but in this presidential race where both candies would be the oldest president ever integrated. it s so much more. now,
interest rates in the u.s. are widely expected to rise by a quarter point wednesday, but the big unknown is how many rate increases the federal reserve is planning for the rest of the year. with inflation at a 40-year high, analysts say the fed could announce up to eight rate hikes for a year. russia is now on the brink of a sovereign debt default with a payment due wednesday, and the payment must be made in u.s. dollars. but western sanctions have frozen moscow s foreign currency reserves. so the kremlin has warned it could pay in rubles. the country s struggling currency which has plunged in value over the last few weeks. reporter: russia hasn t failed to pay back international investors of its sovereign debt since the bolshevik revolution over a century ago. it may not be able to do so. one of the rounds of western sanctions targeted its central bank, and that essentially means that around half of russia s