special what we ve been working on why we ve lived through a truly historic week. and that is not a comment on politics or media, criticism or media speculation. i can tell you as a point of fact the supreme court ruling this week and the d.c. circuit court ruling this week will be taught in law schools and in books about american history for many decades to come. right now in those cases the supreme court is basically grappling with key issues involving citizen, defendant and candidate trump, which could shape not only this year s election, but legal and political boundaries in history as we know it. it s on this monumental day, judicial history. a legal case that could rock the race for the white house. donald trump is now at the center of a u.s. supreme court battle. considering whether the leading candidate for the republican presidential nomination should be banned from running again. it seemed like there were at least seven votes against colorado. he is very
Circuit ruling this week will be taught in law schools and in books about American History for many decades to come. Right now in those cases, the Supreme Court is basically grappling with these key issues involving Citizen Defendant and candidate trump, which could shape not only this years election, but legal and political boundaries of history as we know it. On this monumental day, in judicial history. A legal case that could rock the race for the white house. Donald trump is now at the center of a u. S. Supreme court battle. Considering whether the leading candidate for the republican president ial nomination should be banned from running again. It seems like there were at least seven votes against colorado. He is very much lashing back at a lot of the building wave of all these different legal cases. That d. C. Appeals court that had taken up this issue of president ial immunity. The court has denied trumps argument. If you read through the 57 page court order, you wont find a sin
john: the republican senate in pennsylvania too close to call. oz and mccormick separated by a few thousand votes. it could eventually decide the balance of power in washington. john roberts good to see you here today. gillian: great to be with you, back from coverage the johnny depp trial in fairfax. secretary of state of pennsylvania is saying it s going to be a few days before the republican primary can be called. that race will be sent to a recount if the margin remains within half a percent. john: tv doctor, trump s endorsement, skyrocketing in the last couple of the weeks. but mccormick says he s the best chance to win in november and they are confident he will be the nominee. gillian: we have guy benson to break it down, but first bryan llenas joins us from new hope, pennsylvania. how are both campaigns feeling this hour about where they stand? hey, gillian, the bottom line, two words we keep hearing. optimistic and confident. those are the two words we are h
families are struggling to afford anything, they are lashing back. where is the republican plan to deal with inflation? nonexistent. where is the republican plan to deal with gas prices in a meaningful way? nonexistent. where is the republican plan to deal with the challenges that we are confronting with infant formula, it s nonexistent. and another wrench on the hill, politico is reporting some democrats are questioning their own party s campaign chair, representative sean patrick maloney, he is in charge of creating the strategies for the upcoming elections in november, and he s also running against a member of his own party. things are strange. john: they are. i don t know if the strategies are working, people are worried about the bread and butter issues, and worse by the minute.
appears to be releasing these tapes bit by bit, generating a response from the white house, of course, just this morning. the president took to twitter to call omarosa a lowlife. he called her a dog. pretty stark words to use, particularly about the only senior white house official who is african-american who has ever served in his administration. exactly. very important point and context. this is for our viewers, this is more than a soap opera in the white house. she was a huge cheerleader for the president and his advocate when it came to african-american outreach. now she s saying all of these things about him. he is lashing back in the way that he did. let s talk about it. jeremy diamond, thank you. with me now, cnn senior political colleague and senior editor of the atlantic. good morning to you both. i wish these weren t the headlines, but they are. the minute that this crossed