Joe weekend. It it was another fast moving newsweek. Here are some of the conversations you might have missed. The first line of Jack Smiths 165page filing the Defendant Donaldel Donald trump he is immuned from prosecution for his criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 president ial election because he claims it entailed official conduct. Not so. And he goes onto explain why. The special council making case and piercing the supreme Court Decision and we are looking at Jack Smiths Election interference case. A Judge unsealed the filing in response to the supreme Court Ruling on president ial immunity. Smith argues trump was not acting as President Of The United States when he sought to overturn his 2020 election law. So though his multiple conspiracies began after Election Day in 2020, the defendant laid the groundwork for the crimes well before then. Smith goes onto write that same day in an implicit acknowledgment he had no lawful way to prevail he sidelined the Campaign Staff responsib
Well have the latest reporting from cnbc. Also ahead, an update on Recovery Efforts across the southeast at President Biden is set to get a firsthand look at the devastating Storm Damage in North Carolina. Well also have a live report from The Middle East as israel launches a Ground Offensive into Southern Lebanon after weeks of deadly Air Strikes targeting hezbollahing the militants. And what could be the final debate of the 2024 president ial debate. Jd vance and Tim Walz set to square off tonight in New York. With us, the host of way too early, jonathan lemire. Bbcs Katty Kay. And the president on the council of foreign relations, richard haass. Author of the Newsletter Home and away. Well get to it all in a minute. Pete rose died. Kept out of the hall of because of the betting scandal. Talent was huge. Member of three World Series Championship teams. The Cincinnati Reds in the 70s. Got a third with the philadelphia phillies. The alltime hits king, a record that i dont see being bro
troubled, but that s one of the danger signs, too. the danger signs, too. it s like he was part of the mental health system, fell out, and then what happens? that s where it starts to clash with the whole gun debate. if you have a mental illness and i know there is a lot of people on the liberty perspective that believe that the government will take it too far when it comes to the mental health issue. but i think there was enough evidence of this guy having so many issues, that he shouldn t have been able to get a gun. he was troubled. we know he was going through something. he was under medical supervision. steve: his mom had died. that should have been enough to revoke his chl. brian: you are on medication. i m going it take your gun. really? you got to be responsible. i own an ar-15 and i don t want mine taken away. steve: right. gun owners have to speak up against these crazies that decide that they re going to not follow the rules or our rights are going to be taken away.