the law, but you can feel the outrage in that opinion. hold on, i m just going to get it. i m not leaving, i m just getting it off the side of my desk here where i have it. this is me reading this opinion today. this is not a good use of highlighters. i should have highlighted what i didn t think was worth reading. it is one of those rulings for the ages. and it is designed to speak to the general public. plaintiff s down advanced this lawsuit for an improper purpose and will be held to account for their actions. this was ben suring a preferred political candidate remained in the presidential seat despite the decision of the nation s voters to unseat him. i mean, it is like chest-pounding when it comes to defending the integrity of the judiciary and what lawyers are responsible for when they are allowed into the court in the name of the bar. but in terms of what they were trying to do in the overall project that trump was trying to pull off with these lawsuits? it is a th
have it. this was me reading this today, this is not a good use of highlighters. i should ve highlighted what i didn t think was worth reading. it is one of those rulings, for the ages, and it is designed to speak to the general public. the plaintiffs counsel advance this lawsuit for an improper purpose it will be held to account, for their actions. this was about ensuring a preferred political candidate remained in the presidential seat, despite the decision of a nations voters to unseat him. it is, like chest pounding when it comes to defending the integrity of the judiciary, and what lawyers are responsible for when they are allowed into the court and name of the bar. in terms of what they were trying to do, the overall project that trump was trying to pull off with these lawsuits, it is this is a civic document that is for consumption. of course, this will be appealed, we will get his assessment, he is an appellate lawyer, we will see what the chances are an appealing t
plus, officials in miami release new surveillance video as they search for the gunman who killed two and injured 21 at a crowded-concert venue. the question is will the new evidence help police track down the suspects? and the latest in the fight over voting rights after texas democrats walked out to prevent a controversial-election bill from passing. the question is will the governor hit back by defunding the legislature? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too earl early. i m jonathan lemire, in for kasie hunt on this tuesday, june 1st. june. we will start with the news. just a day after calling out china and russia over human rights abuses, president biden stood, again, yesterday, to deliver another em passioned defense of democracy. during his memorial day speech at arlington national cemetery, the president warned democracy is in peril, here at home, and around the world. he called for unity and said we owe the nation s war dead our best e
heating up. governor greg abbott now threatening to cut off funding to state legislators. but we start with president biden set to depart from oklahoma this morning, to mark 100 years since one of the worst incidents of racial violence in united states history, which is known as the tulsa race massacre. on may 31st, 1921, a violent, white mob attacked and destroyed one of the nation s most prosperous black neighborhoods. at the time it was known as black wall street, leaving as many as 300 people dead, thousands homeless and scores of businesses completely destroyed. ahead of his trip to tulsa, the biden administration just announced new steps this morning to narrow the racial wealth gap in america, focusing specifically on small businesses and affordable housing. the president also declared monday a day of remembrance by issuing a proclamation saying this i call on the american people to reflect on the deep roots of racial terror in our nation and recommit to the work o
russia. a cnn exclusive on how the country is bolstering its troops. also ahead three, two, one and liftoff on the falcon nine. a mission that might one day save the planet. why nasa wants one of their spacecrafts to crash. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. thank you very much for joining us. just hours from now, jurors in brunswick, georgia, will begin their second day deliberating the case of three white men charged with killing ahmaud arbery, an unarmed black man. the jury spent just over six hours on tuesday deliberating the racially charged case, garnering international attention. defense attorneys argue the men acted in self-defense and were trying to make a citizen s arrest for suspected burglary when arbery was fatally shot last year. prosecutors claim the men were acting more sinister and pursued arbery because he was a black man running down the street in the defendant s neighborhood. all sides are striking an optim