[ ] [ bleep ] they literally move methodically forward, peeling away all those barriers and the people themselves. [ chanting ] [ ] [ ] [ bleep ] right to protest but not the right to cause chaos. Neil yet on and on we gulped Police Moving on to shut those anti israel protests down but they keep popping up. Ucla and Portland State university among the very latest. But they likely wont be the last. New image from new york citys crackdown over at columbia. We will talk to the nypd Deputy Commissioner sheppard who took part in that red. Men amount what they discovered. How we are on top of that and this pair former President Trump in court for day ten. If he comes out to speak we will take you there are live. Welcome everyone im neil cavuto happy to have you and wants a busy newsday. Keeping track of these protests takes some time. By my math, we at about six everyday and we are up to about more than 40 across the country as we speak. Lets get right to it with Kristina Kucova ning at ucla
good evening. the breaking legal news of the night, which sounds minor is that donald trump s lawyers have already sent a letter to the judge in the case saying today s action by the united states supreme court means the conviction have to be thrown out and i think the sentencing will proceed and the courts will take that up on the appeal but that is the very first legal move they have made since the supreme court ruled today. here we go. as far as the practical consequence of that in the new york criminal case, i think the judge will hear arguments from both sides as to whether the sentencing should be delayed and i don t think the sentencing he has been convict did by a jury. i think the sentencing, even if it is delayed will likely proceed. if there is substance to it to the request to have the verdict , the jury s verdict thrown out because of today s radical supreme court ruling, i think it is something that will happen at the appeals court. we will see but we are wa
on the supreme court s ruling. it gives donald trump s some immunity in the january 6, as we re going to bring you the president s remarks live plus tone deaf, new cnn reporting that that s exactly how some democrats for describing the biden campaign s response to calls for the president to drop out of the 2024 race. i ll speak with the top democratic donor about whether he plans to stick by the president and trump s take does a former president believes he s better off facing off against joe biden in november or someone else. we have new reporting tonight. let s go out for and good evening, america hill in for erin burnett outfront tonight, breaking news, president biden, about a break his silence on that major support supreme court decision, which gives donald trump sweeping immunity for official actions during his presidency. and that may include some of trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. biden speech from the white house expected to take place. this hour. an
angle. to a fox news alert. president biden is set to speak at 7:45 p.m. eastern on the supreme court s immunity ruling. we ll bring it to you when he comes out. but, first: another great day for trump and another bad day for the liberal media my top line legal thoughts are cray cray. look like wearing red jerseys or even maga hats basically the supreme court said in the past week no rules for the powerful, no rights for the powerless. imperial presidency now made concrete. it is about an imperial court imperial presidency. contrary to the ridiculous hyperbole from the left today. the high court s ruling isn t issue earning in the second come 6 caesar. what does the actual 6-3 opinion say? quote the nature of presidential power entitles a former president from absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions within his conclusive and preexclusive constitutional authorities. and that there is no immunity for unofficial acts. in other words, the president shoul