troubles, as you know, he s already been indicted by the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg in the hush money case, and there are still pending investigations in georgia, and in washington d.c., related to his effort to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential elections. so it s possible that trump could be the defendant in multiple criminal trials, as republicans head to the polls to vote in the primaries. and in a new interview with political yesterday, trump vowed to stay in the race even if he s convicted of a crime, telling the reporter, quote, i will never leave. now, that s not at all surprising, he s previously vowed to continue campaigning for the republican nomination if he were indicted, a threshold that we ve already crossed twice now. and although few republicans have come out to denounce him and call former trump out of the race, the maturity of the party has come to his defense and criticize the justice system instead. yesterday, just two days after h
three liberal judges argues it is unconscionable and unconstitutional to punish people for being homeless. homelessness and poverty is dangerous. it does not work and it will not stand in los angeles county. we cannot arrest our way out of homelessness and these kinds of actions actually exasperate homelessness. we know what the solutions are. people need affordable housing. the bottom line is some cities will ban outdoor camping. others will not. back to you, bret. bret: okay, william. thank you. dana: here we go. make or break time for former president donald trump at the supreme court. any moment now the justices are set to rule on presidential immunity. this is a blockbuster decision that could reshape the political landscape this year and beyond. welcome to a brand-new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. good morning, bret. bret: i m bret baier in for bill hemmer. this case could have a major impact on special counsel jack smith east prosecution on
his campaign, supporting the legal defense from the political implications. it s basically impossible. he has brought the rest of the public party along with him. this goes back to 2015, 2016, the idea that he was always under investigation, there was always somebody in the deep state, as he puts, it out to get him. james comey, robert mueller, special counsel jack smith who, he described his, deranged and a maniac. you see the rest of the republican candidates not echoing those personal attacks, per se, but echoing the idea that this is somehow a justice department scheme to go after political rival of the current president. i had an opportunity to try to ask trump a couple of questions as he were to the room at a waffle after this speech in georgia, and i tried to focus on one question that wasn t answered in that 49-page indictment, exactly why did he work so hard, try so hard, to keep these documents he knew he should not have in his personal possession? here s how he responded to