have that gun. everyone must be accountable for their actions. john: special counsel david weiss speaking last hour after hunter biden s conviction in his federal gun case. now we wait to hear from the president and a gun safety event here in washington, d.c. welcome back to america reports as we roll into our number two come a lot ahead in the next 60 minutes. i m john roberts in washington. sandra: i think i said this twice you just can t make this up i m sandra smith in new york, the judge did not set a sentencing date yet, john, but here s a look at the punishment the president s son could face. the three felony counts carry up to 25 years in prison and fines up to $750,000. although legal experts say present time is not likely because the president s son is a first-time offender. juror number ten from hunter s trial spoke to fox news a short time ago about blocking out the biden name when it came to reaching a verdict in this case. you just have to turn away and
all right. we will continue to watch these pictures. top of the hour and right now hunter biden s legal team is making closing arguments in his criminal gun trial. hunter himself did not take the stand. he faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted on all three counts. at this pace, because the prosecution has finished closing arguments and the defense has begun, the jury could get this case before leaving tonight. hour two of america reports. this case is moving at lightning speed. to be too good to be with you, i m sandra smith in new york. the prosecution gave closing arguments i made it clear to the jury that only one things mattered when deciding the fate of the president s son is evidence. the prosecution open with a bang and this is what they did. they pointed to where the first lady was sitting, where all of hunter biden s family was sitting to support him, and they said this. the people sitting in this gallery are not evidence. to be able to present to the jury
bret: thanks, judge. a appreciate you too. breaking tonight. following two major stories. brand new fox polling on the presidential race showing some key states flipping sides. we will bring you that but, first bret: this is the 80th anniversary of one of the most military campaigns in world history it. changed the world. the allied invasion of normandy, france set the stage for the defeat of the axis powers in world war ii. president biden one of several global leaders at a special commemoration today in france. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has highlights tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. jacqui: good evening, bret. 25 heads of state gathered to commemorate d-day but the stars were the world war ii veterans, many more than 100 years old who the president credited with saving the world. drawing parallels between u.s. efforts to stop the infamous nazi dictator of the 1940s with the fight against russian aggression today. you wan
now. good day, i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. the major twofold test for president biden as he travels abroad but with big political implications back home. can he showcase unity among western allies over the wars in ukraine and gaza while u.s. voters are increasingly skeptical, and how much will the push to preserve democracy really resonate come november? plus, more high drama in delaware as hunter biden s ex-wife takes the stand in his federal trial, what she just finished telling the jury, her brief testimony under subpoena including talk of drug paraphernalia, rehab, and infidelity and whether it s likely to help or hurt her former husband s defense. a pair of critical races taking place 2,000 miles apart, but providing new clues to one of the most consequential political questions of 2024. will democrats hold on to the senate, or can republicans take it back? we ll break that down in the senate contests in montana and new jersey
have to secure the border and secure it now. jesse: biden s executive action on the border is ridiculous. prosecutors not supposed to tamper with evidence and that s looks like what you do, you change the sequence of the documents. that is a false characterization. jesse: the attorney general under oath. it took being branded to ask you wake up and get back to reality. lily snapped back to my former self. jesse: escaping a sex cult, they get it together s series continues. plus. you can handle the truth! [ ] can t. [ ] jesse: joe biden has never worked harder than his first day in office, of never seen a man signed it so many things, executive order after executive order, he did not really know what he was signing but after 24 hours broke the border. making him the most successful travel agent in history. but biden success made our country into the united nations parking lot, and he told time magazine he had no regrets about reversing trump s policie