happen then? i m michael smerconish in philadelphia. we know the front runners, but is there november showdown a certainty among the looming questions is what if what if donald trump is convicted? well, this week ended with the judge in trump s civil fraud case dunning him for nearly $355 million and preventing him from doing business in new york for three years. and we re waiting on more potential explosive legal outcomes. the supreme court immunity decision the georgia interference case, the january 6 federal prosecution, the classified documents found at mar-a-lago, and now the stormy daniels business records case scheduled for trial next month for most candidates in most election years, that would surely be a big bump on the road. but what s the alternative? he s light years ahead of the sole remaining gop contender. and this comes one week after biden took a hit regarding his age and memory from the special counsel s report on his own classified documents case, which exp
biden reinforced his administration s commitment just supporting ukraine and blame the us congress for a significant loss on the ukrainian battlefield. let s get straight to priscilla alvarez here in washington. priscilla, what are we learning about that call? well this is a call for that comes at a critical time for ukraine and also for this funding fight that has been playing out here and washington and president biden taking a moment to nod to a withdrawal, a critical one that occurred hours ago in ukraine, and also taking a moment to tie it to congressional action saying this according to the white house readout, this morning, ukraine s military was forced to withdraw from f dka after ukrainian soldiers had to ration ammunition due to dwindling supplies as a result of congressional inaction resulting in russia s first notable gains in months. president biden emphasized the need for congress for us to urgently pass the national security supplemental funding bill to resup