this is unprecedented and it is historic. the first time a former president has ever been criminally charged and therefor we don t have any real roadmap for how it will now play out. we do know former president donald trump will be arraigned next week in manhattan courtroo surrounded by extraordinary security fear also surrounded b security tonight the manhattan da alvin bragg leaving his office after grand jury decided he had to demonstrate probable cause in the case he has pursue against trump, alleging campaign-finance laws were broken but was so-called hush payments to stormy daniels she claims she had an affair with trump before he ran for president for the immediate question is how exactly the former president will be processed and charged to move surrendering to authorities. it is a process, and arraignment, just like anyone else. and then you go from there. trump himself responded with fury tonight saying in part, quote, the democrats have lied and cheated and s
a video announcement from mr. biden could come as early as tuesday announcing his run for reelection but many americans including a large trunk of democrats are concerned for his future. the white house is touchy about the growing drumbeat that he not run again and consider the following the white house is going the extra mile reporters questions about issues where they are left out of unofficial white house transcripts of a rose garden event. why should america give you four more years? stay tuned. well. the past couple of years? at any rate it s all unfortunate somewhat argue. timing for mr. biden with the latest nbc news survey showing the majority of americans just don t think it s a good idea for an 80-year-old to leave the parties bid for a white house. asked if they thought biden should run again an astounding 70 percent said no he shouldn t run and half of those people said his age was a major reason why. and there is more. if, perhaps the driving force behind h
and republican congressman joints us for answers. [indiscernible] also breaking tonight, the senate passing a bipartisan gun safety bill paid the bill now goes to the house on friday. we will be tracking that. critics are filing on tonight. details from the simple instructions on how to act like [indiscernible] we begin with all eyes on th supreme court the next batch just hours away. the ruling on guns came thursday . i m disappointed. the president may be but gun rights applicants are feeling vindicated. they are celebrating the decision finding new york s restrictive framework unconstitutional. the challenge to the law arose because it requires applicants for a concealed carry permit to show a specialized need for sel protection. siding with the majority come m clarence thomas said it is not second-class rate, adding that new york s proper cause violate the 14th amendment and prevents law-abiding substance with ordinary self-defense need from exercising their rig
the justice tonight to condemn the recent string of attacks against pro-life pregnancy centers as a radical pro-abortion group declares open season goes good on them. president biden signing tonight what many said is long security bill that will increase protections for super import justices and their family. all this as we await the high court ruling on abortion. former prosecutor for that apartment justice joins us live to weigh in. and we have new information tonight about the ambush and the shooter and the deaths of two suburban los angeles police officers. and why many flame whole tragic situation on the progressive policies of los angeles district attorney george gascon. present abiding telling the associative president biden: that americans are really, really down after struggling with the pandemic, the economy, insurgent gas prices and that a recession is not inevitable. white house correspond kevin corke tracks the state of the economy tonight. the president con
the outrage from the left to the threat to our nation s justices? numbers friday show inflation spiking yet again with president biden continue to deflect blame, calling the rising costs putin s price hike. high gas prices forcing a sheriff s department in michigan to answer calls over the phone instead of responding in person. new insight into the threat to u.s. justices. correspondent david spunt has been tracking this and has the latest tonight. another weekend planned, more protests on the docket at the homes of the conservative supreme court justices as we await the likely overturning of roe v. wade. a protest just hours ago this evening outside the virginia home of clarence thomas. two groups, named after the late ruth bader ginsburg, outside the home just a little bit ago. justice amy coney barrett s home also in virginia, also a target. the group ruth sent us has posted the addresses of the conservative justices online and plans to spend even more time in front o