years of precedence upholding the appointment of special prosecutors under different presidents, it could result in current cases being thrown out. while in pennsylvania, the fbi is investigating the security failure that led to the attempted assassination of donald trump at saturday s campaign rally. barely missing what could have been a fatal blow. we begin with the decision by judge cannon who was already being criticized by many for slow walking the case. joining us ken dilanian, vaughn hillyard at the republican national convention in milwaukee, andrew weissmann, top prosecutor for robert mueller, a special prosecutor, and former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade. walk us through judge cannon s reasoning on dismissing this case and the broader implications, of course. andrea, this is a stunning decision. the first thing our viewers need to know is this is a technical decision that had nothing to do with the merits of the case. it had nothing to do with the allegations of m
republicans get their wish. this is american voices. hello, everyone. i m alicia menendez. it sure wasn t your former president s infrastructure week. this time it was for real. the biden administration unveiling a $2 trillion spending plan over eight years. it would rebuild roads and bridges and public transportation, including amtrak, something that urban and rural communities, red and blue states, the coasts, and the middle of the country will benefit from. every four year, the american society of civil engineers publishes a report card on how america s infrastructure is doing. spoiler alert, she s weak. last year s report gave us a c-minus, a step up for a country that spent two decades bringing home a d on its report card. any engineer will tell you when infrastructure works, most people don t think about it, unless this happens. oh, no. your tire s all flat and junk. oh, did i do that? if only tackling something like infrastructure was so friendly. it is not.
this is american voices. hello, everyone. i m alicia menendez. it sure wasn t your former president s infrastructure week. this time it was for real. the biden administration unveiling a $2 trillion spending plan over eight years. it would rebuild roads and bridges and public transportation, including amtrak, something that urban and rural communities, red and blue states, the coasts, and the middle of the country will benefit from. the american society of civil engineers publishes a report card on how america s infrastructure is doing. spoiler alert, she s weak. last year s report gave us a c minus, a step up for a country that spent two decades bringing home a d on its report card. any engineer will tell you when infrastructure works, most people don t think about it, unless this happens. oh, no. your tire s all flat and junk. oh, did i do that? if only tackling something like infrastructure was so friendly. it is not. it is wonky, feeling almost like an improvise
then, abortion on the ballot. ohio will be the only state in the nation to vote on reproductive rights this year. why are gop led attack on abortion access and it battleground state is failing miserably. and, boiling point. a steamy stretch of historic heat s melting much of the country, make it the ocean right here off the florida coast feel like a hot tub. i ll ask a climate scientist if we re past the point of no return in our climate crisis. all of this and much more is coming up. a good sunday morning to you, i m katie phang. we start with what could be another defining week for the future of the twice impeached, for now, twice indicted, one term ex president and current gop front runner, beginning tomorrow, fani willis has her employees working remotely, signaling possible indictments. on tuesday, special counsel jack smith s washington d.c.-based grand jury is set to meet again to possibly return donald trump s third indictment since march. both cases center on trump s
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