[shouting] now the new york times would have you believe this man has been duped by a partisan astro turfed ginned up boogie man and that his concern isn t real. i don t have to be nice to you. nobody behind me has to be nice to you. if you don t like living in the united states of america, then you could all move to russia, cuba, or china. this is the first amendment. [cheers and applause] will: that is very real because parents are the tip of the spear. the frontline warriors in cultural revolution. they have seen little timmy how to bring home the book how to be an anti racist baby. confesses whiteness to mom and told his dad that america and he are white supremacists and parents have had it, jack. the lunatic racist left is starting to lose. so, as is always the case, change the rules of the game. obfuscate. argue about definition. last night on msnbc professional liar joy reid yelled at chris rough foe, the man responsible for exposing much of the explosion you of
giuliani, can we? rudy giuliani, $150,000 bond. second highest of all the defendants so far, and you know, one of the things i thought was unusual about it was his georgia lawyer came today and said, we think it should be no higher than the president s bond, and it should be no higher than $100,000. don t negotiate against yourself. this guy sort of went out in the public and said what he thought the bond should be. it s not surprising that it came out higher than what he bid in the public domain. can we expect to see rules around what giuliani should and should not say. donald trump is very vocal, but rudy giuliani is vocal as well. he is, but the bond order is no different than it is for the other defendants, so he doesn t have some of that greater specificity. if our viewers will bear with me, as i catch my breath, i just ran down the hall. it doesn t have the same specificity. you can t intimidate witnesses, you can t intimidate codefendants, you have to abide by
the white house looks south for help with u.s. border towns pleading for assistance and thousands more migrants making their way to the border. biden officials head to mexico in search of solutions. michigan keeps donald trump on its ballot a week after colorado does the opposite. michigan s highest court says the former president can t be kept off the state s primary. the decision making it more clear the u.s. supreme court may need to settle the debate. and no stalemate in ukraine. a defense official says the attack on a russian warship proves this war is far from over. ukraine is coping with retaliation. a fresh new wave of attacks today. we re following these major developing stories all coming in right here to cnn news central. hi, everyone and welcome to cnn news central. i m jessica dean alongside boris. happening today, president biden s latest move to stop the surge of u.s. migrants at the u.s. southern border. his top officials landed in mexico city. antony bl
then, you said at some point, there was a telephone conversation between the president and the vice president? is that correct? yes. when i entered the office, the second time, he was on the phone with who i later found out to be the vice president. did you hear the vice president, or only hear the president s end? only hear the president s end. it was a calmer tone and then became heated. the conversation was pretty heated. did you hear any part of the phone call? like the end of the president. as i was drops off the note, i remember hearing the word wimp. e called him a wimp. i don t remember him saying you will be a wimp. it s been reported that the president said to the vice president, something to the effect of you don t have the courage to make a hard decision. i remember it was something like that, yeah. being not tough enough to make the call. the wording is wrong. i made the wrong decision four or five years ago. the word that the president call
thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these truly extraordinary times. we are grateful. the beat with katie phang in for ari starts right now. hi, katie. thanks, nicole. i think extraordinary is an understatement these days, but thank you, i appreciate it. have a good show. thanks. and welcome to the beat, i m katie phang in for ari melber. the supreme court today handing down a win for donald trump in his federal insurrection case. a consequential decision that will affect presidential power for years to come, ruling that trump has immunity for some of his official conduct as president but not for private, unofficial acts. here s how that played out. the high court has just issued one of its most consequential rulings in decades. the president has absolute immunity for core constitutional powers, however, not for unofficial acts. five alarm fire. supreme court has decreed him a king. how the justices rule could well define the parameters