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one or more opinions any moment now as the nation awaits a decision on colorado s effort to remove former president trump from tomorrow s primary ballot. welcome to a brand new hour of america s newsroom . i m dana perino. potentially any moment. bill: i m bill hemmer. good morning. hope you had an awesome weekend. we do not know when opinions come today. colorado is one of more than a dozen states voting on super tuesday. so, too, is maine. we ll explain that in a moment. while trump s name is on on the ballot in colorado, a decision today would remove any certainty whether votes for trump will be counted. dana: we have fox team coverage. shannon, jonathan and first david starting us off in washington. what do we need to know, david? note if this does come and we expect it to likely this would be one day before super tuesday. this would be big and it s not significant just because this is the supreme court but would af affect donald trump s eligibility on many d ....
trump s lawyers couldn t find the bedminster document. now we know why. also, legal analysis on this article about the superseding indictment and its impact. it s all next. a very good they tell you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with new reaction from donald trump s latest legal troubles. still making the front pages of newspapers around the country. trump is speaking at pennsylvania tonight, and here is pennsylvania congresswoman, from moments ago. it is like something out of a bad mafia movie, with folks, to valets, a centrally, moving boxes, hiding boxes, and now, the additional information of once trump and his lawyers or advised that the fbi was preparing a subpoena to capture the videos, videotapes of what was going on there, he added another person to the mix. and instructed them, a legibly, under this indictment, that reads so clearly and so damningly, instructed them to erase the surfer ....
in for harris today on the faulkner focus. john roberts writing in the majority opinion, this court has never drawn the line the secretary suggests and for good reason. among congress s most important authorities is its control of the purse. justice kagan with dissent writing the majority overrides the combined judgment of the legislative and executive branches with the consequence of eliminating loan forgiveness for 43 million americans. i respectfully dissent from that decision. white house says we ll hear from the president directly on this ruling later today. in the meantime let s bring in shannon bream, fox news chief legal correspondent. a lot of political back and forthing now in washington responding to this decision but at the end of the day as you pointed out last hour, the court was not ruling on whether this was a good policy or fair policy. the court was ruling on whether the president had the constitutional authority to issue this directive in the first ....
we re learning from our sources about the special counsel s investigation. plus, our russia experts are weighing in on cnn s exclusive new reporting. documents showing a missing top general in vladimir putin s military has been a secret member of the mercenary group behind the recent mutiny. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room . there s angry backlash tonight after the u.s. supreme court ruled that race can no longer be a specific basis for college admissions. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has our report on the decision and the disredissent. reporter: the supreme court stirring up protests with its decision to gutting affirmative action saying colleges and universities can no longer rely on race in the admissions process, but prospective students are allowed to talk about how race has shaped their experiences in the applications. the decision will prohibit students f ....
case after liberal justice brown jackson recused herself. all conservative justices siding with the majority. they decided both programs do violate the 14th amendment equal protection clause and therefore unlawful. shannon bream, chief legal correspondent is watching it for us. this is a big day. we look back 19 years ago. in 2003 justice sandra day o connor was the swing or deciding vote in what was a landmark supreme court case over race. perhaps the most divisive social, political and cultural issue in the country s history. fast forward to today. tell us about the conservative court majorities blocking colleges using race as part of the admissions process. this case came from a group of asian-american students part of the emphasis saying we re being harmed by the way the race is being used in admissions processes. justice gorsuch during the arguments about this policy said what are you supposed to tell asian american applicants who have coaches telling them try to ....