where today president biden is gearing up to hold his first press conference in months as the administration is planning public reset of his tarnished image. all the details with ashley. ashley: the president is set to hold only his tenth news conference this afternoon, his first in several months. of his nine previous press conferences, six were solo. public reset of his failed agenda as senior white house official says the dynamic with the president needs to change. the reset man is said to be making conversations with congress less of a priority and focus on talking with americans, although his approval rating continues to drop, jen psaki insisted press sect. psaki: this has been a lot of progress made, we need to build on that. the work is not done. the job is not done. ashley: senate majority leader chuck schumer is proposing a talking filibuster to persuade manchin and kyrsten sinema to allow vote to overhaul the u.s. election system. we must consider and vote
we begin with lucas. u.s. officials say 5,000 more russian troops have arrived in belarus as the u.s. will be ready for anything. at u.n. head quarters in new york, the president s u.n. ambassador sounded the alarm. colleagues, the situation we re facing in europe is urgent and dangerous. the stakes for ukraine and for every u.n. member state could not be higher. russian s actions strike at the very heart of the u.n. charter. this is as clear and consequential threat to peace and security as anybody can imagine. and the sa-22 greyhound arrived in belarus by hail. the center bob menendez vowed to release the mother of all sanctions on russian if they attacked. the pentagon said today where they were not heading. the president has been very clear, we won t see american troops on the ground in combat with the russians in ukraine. the russian ambassador to the u.n. fired back at her american counter part rejecting allegations from the west saying moscow has no plans to
actually a felony. we ll get to all of that in a moment. but first we want to start with the bond. a new york appeals court knocked it down from $450 million and counting to 175 million. donald trump says he will pay it quickly within the ten-day extension. but more importantly, what does that decision mean for an appeal of the judgment itself? joining us now, nbc news investigations correspondent tom winter, msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin, former new york assistant attorney general adam pollock, and nbc news business and data correspondent, brian cheung. everybody, welcome. lisa, let s talk about knocking down this bond. it s a really big deal. clearly what donald trump was hoping would happen. absolutely what he was hoping would happen, and assuming, katy, that he posts this bond within the next ten days, it will prevent the attorney general from taking any enforcement efforts. i want to make one thing really clear. while we are talking about this as a major victor
developments. we begin with the big reprieve. lowering donald trump s bond in the landmark civil fraud case. nbc s tom winter is following that for us. we know why this decision is made, and how big of a deal is it for the former president, tom. right, chris. it s the first appellate division who will ultimately hear his appeal of that big 450 plus million dollars discouragement that he is facing. they re the ones that have lowered this down to $175 million and given him ten days to be able to try and get that bond. there s also some other decisions that were associated with it, as far as who can do business and when in the state of new york. there s some indication from the filings here, chris, that they re not going to hear arguments on this, perhaps until the september 2024 term. this will not be sussed out until at least then, at least it appears in the initial reading of this document. as far as what it ultimately means for trump, certainly the ability to get 175 milli
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