not, that will watch it play out together is no matter what action is taken or not taken or what arguments made, who at the end of the day, who do voters trust? that s what, that is what it s going to come down to when it comes to this vote it clear to you, ryan and different here s the vote from others. it s i m loving this pop-up video is dry land that today it s great to see you both. thank you, simon a new hours. andrew centrals towards now and just moments a child of the sitting president goes on trial i ll for the first time, jury selection begins in hunter biden s federal gun case as his defense just suffered a key setback overnight and then breaking just moments ago would lead to schools shut down as water main breaks, leaf thousands in the city without water and the weight is almost over both highly, it does finish show of the television season set to premiere what type, begun just a few words. my favorite coworkers, zaraa, is out today i m john berman with k
takes five votes for a majority of the nine to decide a case. bass and this is when they can for a pretty easy question they could take maybe one or two drafts, but those tougher cases, eight or nine drafts gets circulated and it gets down to the wire. kate in terms of impact, joan, which cases are you watching most closely sure. and we ll just start with a trump ones, even though i don t think we re going to see those until the end of the month, but they are the ones that i think most of our audience would be watching most closely and the really overriding one is donald trump s claim of absolute immunity from criminal trial for four counts of election subversion in the case brought by special counsel, jack smith on behalf of the justice department, a lower court said that that case could go forward, but the supreme court has stepped in and essentially delayed the trial. so we ll see where that one goes. you it s the one involves the january 6 defendants who are objecting to
time for this court, especially what s happening behind the scenes right now with that in mind, sure. k it s good to see you this. they ve just hit a major deadline. you know that since october they were hearing oral arguments in those all ended in april, and then they took preliminary votes and all the opinions were assigned to individual justices. and the traditional deadline for circulating in the first draft of those opinions was june 1st. that was saturday. so as of today, everything has to be in circulation to the other justices, including the ones that were just heard in april that you mentioned having to do with either abortion or the trump cases? and then this is when things get tricky, kate, because the justices have to then accommodate any kind of amendments changes, tweaks from their colleagues without alienating another justice who has signed the majority opinion. and what they call that is holding five and it
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being charged with under a statute that makes it a crime to corruptly obstruct an official proceeding in the question, there is mostly an element b, destruction of actual evidence, but that one could also affect donald trump, but could affect many more. january 6 defendants. and then we have to really important ones involving abortion access. and it was two years ago, kate, as you recall, that the supreme court struck down all constitutional abortion rights in the two cases in that area. one involving the federal food and drug administration striations expansion of access to the abortion medication, drug known as mifepristone. and whether the fda s approval and wider access to that drug can stand the other one involves, applies to states like idaho, which is in the second case, that have bans on abortion. and how they might must have to accommodate a federal law that