chooses to ban flights and tightens testing requirements for people entering the u.s. by plane regardless of vaccination status. john: democrats pouncing on a potential covert surge as a reason to pass the president s spending plan and infuse the economy with even more covid relief money on top of the $5 trillion already allocated for the pandemic. sandra: louisiana senator john kennedy will join us in a few moments. but we begin with a stomach live at the white house. the presidents were marts will happen in the context of sinking poll numbers when it comes to handling the pandemic. and the right house is pondering how they re going to finesse all of this. the white house as of the president is going to pull out all the stops to address this ahead of the winter season and a new variant that is already in the united states. what does that mean? for now, it means that the white house is going to be pushing boosters come at home testing, and tightening travel rules. feder
relatives they say are jewish. wolf that 11 day are reporting for us, ed, thanks very much as you, our viewers, thanks for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next breaking news, trump taking his case to the supreme court, a last ditch effort to press his claim of total immunity as president. this as he s looking to slow down the georgia election the trial can he keep any of them from coming to a verdict before the election? was the backlash, building the joint chiefs of staff tonight slamming trump s threat to abandon nato, the former director of the cia and retired army general david prius ways in out front and it is one of the most closely watched elections. one that could give democrats more power in washington. tom suozzi is confident that he we ll flip. george santos to seat these my guest. let s go outfront and good evening. i m erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news trump appealing to the supreme court, the former president n
got to be tied. king charles wins, they get ten on cnn breaking news, trump taking his case to the supreme court, a last ditch effort to press his claim of total immunity as president. this as he s looking to slow down the georgia election to trial, can he keep any of them from coming to a verdict before the election? was the backlash, building the joint chiefs of staff tonight slamming trump s threat to band and nato, the former director of the cia and retired army general david petraeus ways in out front. and it is one of the most closely watched elections one that could give democrats more power in washington. tom suozzi is confident that he will flip george santos to seat. these have staff. tonight, slamming trump s threat to abandon nato. the former director of the cia and retired army general david petraeus ways in out front and it is one of the most closely watched elections. one that could give democrats more power in washington. tom suozzi is confident th
and fingerprinted a federal court appearance captured by a sketch artist. you re seeing one such example. these moments you re looking at here are that which donald trump has blatantly tried to overshadow with this is own series of events and speeches and recent pr programming. well, we can all see how this case is different right now. the early reporting is focused on how it will follow a traditional trajectory. the new york times puts it that way. next up we have a date for trump codefendant walt nauta to enter his plea, june 27th. and then traditionally, the status conference hearings that you would see over a course of couple months, the government supplying evidence to the defense. and that material can then inform the defense lawyers strategies. trump s lawyers may try a kind of more serious investigation of this odd defense that trump has been publicly mounted that the de the classified documents he says were secretly or magically declassified before he left offic
it s not just me for things. we have lost 2018, 2020, 2022, norad way that never came. we got trounced last night in 2023. no lie there, of course, true to form, that republican running against trump did not blame him for the losses. no republican on that debate stage on wednesday dared to really take on the albatross named donald trump, not in front of an audience of republican voters. so that is hopeless. good people who like things like respecting election results and rule of law and not attempting coups, now had to assume that republicans cannot or more likely will not step out the threat of trumpism in their party [interpreter] . a red wave never materialized for republicans, which is good news for democracy in the 2022 midterms and republicans really did get trounced this week, which is even more good news for democracy. the leader of the republican party has recently been posting memes of the u.s. capital on fire with the words, i am coming back to clean up the mes