of sight since trump s charges were filed, but that ends today. an event set to begin any minute now is focused on violent crime, but the real question is will he talk about trump or special counsel jack smith? and a group of kids suing the state of montana over their right to a healthy, livable climate. is it meant to make a political point or is it a real case based in the law? but we start with brand new nbc reporting from inside trump world that the former president is bracing now for even more indictments. a source in contact with donald trump also says he knows that means a long and uncertain period of legal battles, even as he s telling allies he can t believe the florida case has gotten this far. but while trump seems to know that the level of legal peril is shifting, he s sticking to a tried and true political strategy, attacking his enemies while insisting he did nothing wrong. today we witnessed the most evil and heinous abuse of power in the history of our c
for its brutal aggression. the white house is being briefed on the debt ceiling negotiations back home. i will speak to a senate democrat leading the push for the president to bypass congress and raise the debt ceiling by invoking the 14th amendment. this hour, desantis versus trump. dueling positions on abortion, as the florida governor prepares to jump into the race as early as next week and signs four more bills positioning himself to the right in the culture wars. rising tensions over immigration boiling over far from the border. cities like new york run out of space to house migrants being sent north. it has overwhelmed our system. 65,000 people are coming to the city. a week and a half ago, we had 4,200. in one day, we had 900. the numbers are unbelievable when you think about it. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. president biden is balancing major domestic and foreign policy challenges while on the other side of the world. in japan today,
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evolved form, we carry that spirit with us. because you can take alfa romeo out of italy. but you best believe, you can t take the italy out of an alfa romeo. the state of illinois is now banning book bans. governor j.b. pritzker signing a bill prohibiting book bans in its public schools and libraries. that law takes effect next year. the governor calling it a first of its kind law after the ideological battle over what books children should be able to read. the american library association says attempts to censor books have reached a 20-year high. and right now a trial is underway in montana over whether
susceptible. we are feeling the impact with a huge drop of snow pack in the cascades, important to our farmers, irrigation waters, streams, trout and salmon streams. ground water is dropping. drought has haunted our agricultural center. we are being affected in every possible way. proceeding to undo the work of the ira in the transition to renewable energy would be absolutely unacceptable. senator, thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. good to be with you. montana has become the first state in the nation to ban the wildly popular app tiktok. the new law takes affect after the new year. it will almost certainly be challenged in court. montana s governor says he signed the bill to protect privacy and sensitive information from, his words, being harvested by the chinese communist peert. for its part, tiktok denies the