describe the 80-year-old they use corrupt and crooked to describe donald trump. who is facing 90 one criminal charges. overall, a large majority of americans don t want to see biden or trump run for president again. let s bring in doug shoen, former new york city mayor, thanks for coming in. you and i have been around a while. can you recall a situation where the front runners for both parties, people don t want them to run but both parties are hurtling to nominate? no. i have no recall of anything close to this. as i search for analogies, i think of 1992 when bill clinton got the nomination and had a high negative rating at george hw bush because of the economy had high negative ratings. it was nothing like this. this is almost unprecedented in my experience. in terms of history. paul: when you have president biden, most people saying he is too old to run, there s no attempt by democrats to marshal any opposition, how do you explain that disconnect in the democratic part
we are standing by for remarks from president biden after a better than expected jobs report. the message to the american people while inflation and rate hike concerns are looming large. we don t know when former president trump s trial will begin, but we know that the world will watch it live. how cameras allowed in the courtroom could impact the case. it is not just any friday, but it is the friday before the long weekend. i m kate bolduan with rahel solomon and boris sanchez, and this is cnn news central. right now, we are waiting to find out if a federal judge is going to allow donald trump s former chief of staff mark meadows to move his georgia election subversion case from state to federal court. a decision that could have major implications of how the case plays out, and this comes as the former president is trying to postpone his trial after many have started theirs. and also as many are trying to sever their case from others, and one of them is the architect
classrooms. lauren green is live in the new york city news room on parents running low on patients. lauren good evening. absolutely. good evening, trace. well, migrants buffed up to democratic cities like new york are finding their sanctuary city status comes with a hefty price tag. since last year the city s public school system has enrolled nearly 19,000 migrant students with roughly 500 in the past week alone. according to the empire center for public policy, that could end up costing big apple taxpayers over a half billion dollars. and tensions over the migrant crisis have been boiling over with hundreds protesting the city s plan to turn a shuttered catholic school into a shelter. if they could see what we re seeing on the ground, i know that they would know they would understand this is a poor location for these migrants. it s in the middle of a residential community and they re going to keep coming out and protesting against us. parents also expressed outrage t
be crisscrossing the country and when voters when i go rallies. instead, he will be sitting in a federal courthouse on trial for federal charges, while republican voters decide if this is the man they want to nominate. we ll have more on the federal case in just a little bit including all the politics and what it means. but, there was another major legal development involving the ex president today as well. big legal day. we ve got some big news out of georgia, this afternoon involving trump s white house chief of staff mark meadows. now, we all know meadows in his position as trump s right-hand man was this telling the attempted coup. his own top aide told the january six committee as much, including meadows apparent role in the plan for trump to lead his followers to the capitol for the insurrection itself. on january 3rd, mr. had approach me knowing that mark had raised the process of going up to the capitol on january 6th. mr. cipollone and me had a brief private co
and you are watching velshi on msnbc. i am charles coleman jr. filling in for my friend ali velshi. like so many different places across the country, july saw record breaking temperatures in the state of georgia. well, for donald trump, the last two weeks, it s about to get hot as fish grease. and with that, we begin this morning with the latest details out of fulton county, georgia, where a possible fourth criminal indictment of the former president could be filed in a matter of days. the state s former lieutenant governor geoff duncan confirmed just yesterday that he received a notice to appear before a grand jury on tuesday. additionally, independent journalist george chilly also said he received a call from the office of fulton county district attorney fani willis that also asked him to come in on tuesday to give his testimony. these are the clearest signs yet that willis will present her case to the grand jury in the coming weeks in pursuit of criminal indictments in the