president donald trump. donald trump will be in the convention hall later today as he is officially chosen as the republican nominee. it will be his first public am appearance since a shooter tried to take his life on saturday. it is here where we have just been told that he will also announce his vp pick later today. and all of that coming against the backdrop of a sprawling investigation into trump s assassination attempt in pennsylvania and the security failures that led up to it. but we start with an extraordinary legal victory for the former president that came down just a short time ago. judge aileen cannon dismissing the florida classified documents case on the grounds that the appointment of special counsel jack smith was unconstitutional. we have a great panel to talk to about it. nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. vaughn hillyard is in milwaukee. also with us, andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and with me here in studio msnb
move! move! clear! clear! come on. usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. and that is the point he has put in the care and taken to a medical facility. here is what we know right now. the gunman fired a weapon from a high point outside of the perimeter of the rally. outside the secret service security area if you will. the shooter described as a male is dead. also a spectator who was attending the rally has been killed and two others were critically injured according to the secret service. the bottom line is the trump rally shooting should be condemned by everybody. former president trump extended his condolences to the loved ones of the rally goer killed and the others who were injured. and he thanked law enforcement and first responders for their quick action. his campaign says he is fine. and has been checked out at a local medical center. his son don jr. weighed in saying his dad is in great spirits. his daughter ivanka wrote on social media thanking supporters for the
i can reiterate what i said before in terms of what the city of milwaukee has done. our counsel and i conducted with me, and signed a local ordinance to make sure that there s more protection in the outer perimeter. as a relates to officers and elsewhere coming in to assist with the public safety. no change. make sure there s more protection to the outer perimeter i m sorry. [ inaudible question ] the ordinance i m referring to, that we had passed proactively at the local level, which is the same ordinance, the same type of ordinance we passed in preparation for the democratic national convention when it took place in milwaukee mostly a virtual event, and ordinance that does not does not allow an individual to bring into the outer perimeter things like cans, bottles that a that are field. other hard objects that can be used as projectile weapons, things like that. eschenbach there is no specific isolated threats. yesterday we saw an uptick in social
pennsylvania field after passengers and crew on board try today regain control from the hijackers and the braver and daring effort to fight back against radical islamic terrorism. hello, everyone, welcome to fox news live coming to you live from the memorial site, we call it ground zero in lower manhattan. ia, arthel. arthel: i m arthel neville. a monohonnorring all the selfless acts on that day. she was flight attendant from flight on north tower. it was also a time where many people acted above and beyond the ordinary as we carried these 20 years forward, i find continuing appreciation, all of those who rose to be more than ordinary people. arthel: we have live fox team coverage bryan llenas in pennsylvania, jennifer griffin is at the pentagon but we begin with laura ingle who is in lower manhattan. laura. ceremonies to mark the 20-year anniversary taking place here in new york and all across the country. paying tribute to those we lost while honoring and remembering th
election and the capital attack. former president trump leading the charge dredging up tall tales about his election defeat as state republicans exploit the lie to pass new election laws. but today president biden plans to push back with his most forceful remarks yet, we re told. jeff zeleny is live at the white house for us now. what more are you learning about the president s speech? president biden will call the assault on voting rights the most serious threat on democracy since the civil war. and that certainly frames all of this conversation. he s going to be essentially trying to draw america s attention to this calling for students faith leaders, people of all political parties to rally behind the cause of voting rights. of course, he will be doing so at the national constitution center in philadelphia. as you said, the birthplace of democracy. he will be talking about how states across the country, some 17 states since november alone have passed new restrictive voti