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breaking news any moment now, president biden is set to unveil a new executive action that will dramatically curb the flow of illegal migrants crossing the us-mexico border between legal ports of entry in the sweeping measure would effectively shut down the southern border in those places to asylum seekers once unlawful crossings hit a daily average of 2,500. it's the president's most aggressive attempt to address the border crisis, an issue that has long been one of his biggest political voice. on our abilities. and he's making this announcement just weeks before his first debate with former president donald trump, cnn's priscilla alvarez is live now at the white house for us. priscilla, the president is expected to speak any minute now, we're keeping our eye out for that. tell us more about what we're expecting to hear while we expect him to take on the criticism that he has received about the handling of the us mexico border, addressing it head-on by taking this executive action that is very similar to one that former

president donald trump took. >> now as to what it does, it shuts off a silent for migrants who are for seeking asylum and have crossed between ports of entry, therefore, have crossed on lawfully. it also would allow them to be turned back to mexico or to their origin country. and it would exempt unaccompanied minors as a measure that could be turned on and off depending on the daily threshold of illegal crossings. and the president is expected to be flanked by some border mayors, as well as by democratic lawmakers who are supportive of this measure. but it's certainly not supported by all of them. in fact, we have seen over the course the de, some fierce backlash from progressives who say this is far too similar to what donald trump try to do. but the president has repeatedly defended his actions on immigration and called on congress to do more, if you recall, there was that bipartisan border bill that failed earlier this year and the president repeatedly hammered congress on that. so we anticipate, we'll hear more of that in his remarks today.

but there is no doubt briana, that this is a dramatic and drastic measure, four joe biden, who in 2019 was saying that the former president shouldn't be clamping down on asylum seekers that the united states was a refuge to those migrants. and today, he is taking an action to clamp down on those same asylum seekers. so it is certainly a significant policy shifts for this white house, which over the years sears has repeatedly grappled with border crisis. >> yeah. we're keeping our eye right now on the podium there at the white house. you can see it here on your screen or the president will soon be speaking. but priscilla, we're also learning that president biden is going to speak with mexico's president today. >> a source tells me that the president is expected to connect with mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador, senior administration officials have repeatedly said that this executive action really does also hinge on cooperation from mexico. and we have seen that time and again as well between

the us and mexico recently, mexico so stepped up their own interior enforcement, which helped them significantly and driving down the number of crossings at the us southern border, mexico has also agreed to take back certain nationalities other than mexicans, cubans patients, they got out, wins venezuelans back to mexico to again help a leaving hey, if a situation and create a mechanism of consequence for the us. so this is going to be very, it's going to be necessary to have mexico buy-in to this executive action for it to be implemented in the way that senior administration officials want to see it done. there needs to be as they put it consequence, two people crossing in the border illegally, but only way to do that is if mexico cooperates and those countries of origin cooperate with us. so this is certainly not an easy task. it has been a challenge for this administration from the very beginning. so this is going to be an important call between the two presidents to discuss

this executive action and how mexico so intends to cooperate. remember briana, mexico just had its presidential election over the weekend, so they're going to be in a time of transition as well. and i was told early on that part of the calculus. and when this was going to be released, this executive action was after mexico's election. so all of that really coming together in this moment for this announcement by president biden. >> priscilla. thank you so much for that report. let's go now to cnn's rosa flores. she is there along the border with mexico. she's in hidalgo, texas. rosa. what impact is this executive action likely to have there at the border? >> while brianna reaction is coming in fast and furious. let me start with the top executive of b that go county here we're in this official saying that he's happy that this executive action is being issued today. and he says that he like many other officials on the border, had been asking for for some sort of reprieved, some sort of

action by the administration that would deal with the immigration issue and also protect the cross-border trade, which a lot of these towns along the border depend on. and so he says that he's happy about that, but he says that this executive order is a band-aid. let me read to you a poor portion of his statement when he says, quote, but once again, we should note that the solution is but a mere band-aid in terms of solving this problem, comprehensive immigration reform remains the sole solution and congress remains the sole venue to achieve this reform, doctors without borders also very concerned about this executive action. i've entered review them across the border. anybody knows how the port of entry that you see behind me, i've interviewed women who have been raped, extorted on the mexican side while they wait for their immigration process on the us, sayyed to happen, they are very concerned about this, about how this could put migrants in a very vulnerable situation. doctors without borders issuing a statement saying in part quote, today's decision will

trap vulnerable people, including young families in insecure cities in mexico and put them in grave danger. i talked to an official immigration official in mexico who confirm this. they are concerned that a closure of the border on the us sayyed could put a lot of pressure on the mexican you can cities along the border because they have limited capacity for migrant shelters and they're concerned that in a few days those could go over capacity. now, the aclu saying that they plan to sue the biden administration. here's what they said. in a short statement saying, quote, we intend to challenge them this order in court, it was illegal when trump did it, and it is no less illegal now. now, what would the biden administration say to all of this criticism that is coming in to our newsroom, they would say that this executive order is legal, that the department of justice is ready to defend it in court. that they are following all international conventions and protocols, and

that there are humanitarian exceptions to this rule that would bar in essence asylum on the border that their humanitarian exceptions for unaccompanied migrant children for certain medical conditions and also for severe victims of human trafficking. now big picture sure brianna, what the administration appears to be doing here is imposing legal consequences to the illegal entry into the united states. we've heard them say that before. and this just puts it right front, front, and center. i've mentioned to you before, i mean, this is really border security on steroids happening very quickly, removing migrants very quickly if they have no legal basis to stay in the united states. >> brianna rosa flores live for us from hidalgo, texas. we do appreciate the report, jessica. >> and from war on, president biden's executive action on the border crisis were joined now by john sandweg. he served as acting director of immigration customs enforcement, ice under president obama, john thanks so

much for being here with as we just heard, roses report, there about how the biden administration is talking about how it's using this authority that president trump actually used for some of his policies like the muslim ban how do you see the biden administration? gen hanging, this order on that authority well, look, i mean, clearly the biden administration had that those history of the trunk using this authority in mind when they crafted this proposal now, look, there's still some details we haven't seen yet, but based on all the information, the white house has put thus far tried to more narrowly tailor this in a way, and i think they were thinking about the courts when they did that remember not just trump and just try to use this authority for the muslim ban, but also in 2018, he did try to use a very similar approach at the border to restrict asylum for people who illegally cross between the ports of entry. >> so look, i think at the end of the day qizan ninth circuit struck down trump's effort and ultimately a failed i think the

biden administration had that in mind, but remains to be seen what happens in the court's clearly there will be serious legal challenges to this and using your expertise, your experience, how much of an impact ken something like this have? >> will this particular executive order have immediately let me could have a dramatic impact, right. i mean, this will allow the administration to close the border when you hit a pretty low threshold of 2,500 in a day and then there'll be closed for a set period of time. right now, we're doing about it. you even. with the reduced flows, we see right now, we're doing over 100,000 asylum claims a month, right? so this will make a significant impact, but long term, as i think some of the folks have already said, this is not going to get solved really until we have congressional action. i know this is a cliche in washington on the democrats always say, hey, we need congress to act. but the reality is we have a backlog of millions of kids this isn't immigration courts. we have border patrol agents who are strained at their capacity. ice agents or strain that their capacity.

>> and the effectiveness of everything we're trying to do at the border hinges on us surgeon resources. >> they're politically i mean, really also this is no surprise. this has been going on for ten years now. this is a problem that never wants trying to blame each other, but it was existed during the trial trump administration, it's existed during the biden administration. we collectively have failed to act it's that failure that we're paying the price for now, this is going to help, but it's not going to solve everything. >> yeah. i mean, a lot of people have said that because congress has not act again, to your point over various administrations, republican and democrat and various control of congress, republican and democrat. they have not acted in this last situation in february. they had this bipartisan deal that was really the most comprehensive thing they'd seen in a very long time that the president trump told republicans to bounce. and that's what happened. >> that being said and drawn in part because he wants to make immigrate grayson a big part of this race. so to that point there is a take that president biden is doing what he's doing

today because he has a debate coming up in a few weeks because trump is going to push him on this over the next several months because americans care about it than it is a political act. do you think that's fair? >> i mean let's be honest. politics always plays a role in these decisions are not prepared to say today is that politics of the upcoming debate didn't play a role in this decision. the practical reality is this though, the president has faced with a crisis at the border, there's no denying that anymore. now we have hundreds of thousands of people coming in monthly. we have completely overwhelmed our immigration courts. the president did go to congress and say, we need resources to fund those immigration courts. so we can process the claims. we need resources for the border patrol agents who really are breaking under the strain of this as it's been going on. as i said, for eight to ten years congress refused to act i'm not saying that that bill was the greatest bill. i'm not saying that today's actions. i mean, there's progressives were very upset about the fact that the united states for the first time is saying that people who are fleeing persecution may not have an

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podium. you seem eastern before this positioning of it is obviously different. this is a big day and this is coming just really short time, a few weeks before the president has a debate with former president donald trump. this is been a political vulnerability for him. the issue of immigration and he is going to have this in his pocket when he does do that debate i think we have priscilla alvarez we have priscilla alvarez who was there and we did just get notice that this is going to begin here shortly. priscilla, what should we be expecting? and i also think it's interesting who you see and who you don't see in the audience here, because there are some progressive democrats who have taken issue with what we're expecting to hear from the president that's exactly right. briana, it is notable. who is there and who isn't because over the course of the de, we've seen that intense backlash from progressives who say, this is

all too similar to what former president donald trump did and there are still, i'm sorry to interrupt you. let's listen to the president now i've come here today to do a republican congress refused to do take the necessary steps to secure our border four months ago, after weeks of intense to go, shay should be two. my staff and democrats, republicans we came to clear clear, bipartisan deal was the strongest border security agreement and decades, then, republicans in congress, not all but walked away from it. >> why? >> because donald trump told them to he told the republicans who has been published widely by many of you that he didn't want to fix the issue. you want to use it to attack me. that city wanted to do is a cynical and i'm extremely cynical political move and a complete disservice to the american people who are looking for us to not to weaponize the border, but to fix it. today. i'm

joined by bipartisan group of governors members of congress, mirrors law enforcement officials. most of whom live and work along the southern border they know the border is not a political issue to be weaponized responsibility we have, to share to do something about it. they don't have time for the games played in washington and new through the american people so today i'm moving past republican obstruction and usually the executive authorities available me as president to do what i can on my own to address the border frankly, i would have preferred to address this issue through bipartisan legislation because that's the only way to actually get the kind of system we have now that's broken fixed to hire more border patrol agents, more asylum officers, more judges but republic has left me no choice. today, i'm announcing actions to bar migrants who cross our southern border unlawfully from

receiving a style migrants will be restricted from receiving asylum at our southern border unless they seek it after entering through an established lawful process. those who seek come to the states legally, for example by making an appointment and coming to a port of entry asylum will still be available. still available. but if an individual chooses not to use our legal pathways, they choose to come without permission and against the law. there'll be restricted from receiving asylum and staying in the united states this action will help us gain control of our border, restore order into the process. this ban remain in place until the number of people trying to enter the legally as reduced to a level that our system can effectively manage carry out disorder consistent with all responsible is on her international, every one of them. in addition to this action, we recently made important reforms and our asylum system more efficient and more secure reforms. the

goal is delivered decisions on a silent as quickly as possible. a quicker to the city, the quicker decision means that a migrant is less likely to pay a criminal smuggler thousands of dollars a taken on a dangerous journey knowing that if in fact they move in the wrong direction, they returned around quickly. two weeks ago, the department of justice stated started a new docket in the immigration courts to address cases where people have recently crossed the border can make them make a decision within six months rather than six years because that's what happens now additionally, the department of homeland security has proposed new rules to allow federal law enforcement and more quickly remove asylum seekers that have criminal convictions remove them from the united states my administration is also recently launched new efforts to go after criminal networks that profit from smuggling migrants to our border and incentivize people to give tips to law enforcement provide information

that brings rough smugglers to justice, were also sending additional federal prosecutors to hotspots along the border and prosecutes individuals who break our immigration laws one other critical step that we will be taking, and that is made a huge difference, but continued to work closely with our mexican neighbors instead of attacking mexico as worked and build a strong partnership of trust between the mexican president lopez obrador and i'm gonna do the same with the mexican elect president by spoke with yesterday we've chosen to work together with mexico, has an equal partner. and the facts are clear due to the arrangements that i've reached with president obrador, when number of migrants coming and shared to our shared border unlawfully in recent months has dropped dramatically while these steps are important, they're not enough to truly secure the border. we have to change our laws. in congress needs to provide the necessary

funding to hire 1,500 more border security agents. 100 more immigration judges, to help tackle the backlog of cases. more than 2 2,004,300 more asylum officers to make decisions less than six months instead of six years, which is what it takes now around 100 more high-tech detection machines to significantly increase the ability to screen and stop fentanyl being smuggled into the united states these investments were one of them primary reasons that the border patrol union endorsed the bipartisan deal in the first place these investments are essential remains essential as far as i'm concerned, if you're not willing to spend the money to hire more border patrol agents, more asylum officers, more judges, or high-tech machinery you're just not serious about protecting our border. so simple as that i believe the immigration has always been a lifeblood of american we're constantly

renewed by infusion of people. and new talent statue of liberty is not some relic of american history stands for who we are as united states. so i will never demonize immigrants. i'll never refer to immigrants as poisoning the blood of a country further, i've never separate children from their families at the border i went not ban people from this country because of their religious beliefs i will not use the us military to go into neighborhoods all across the country. to pull millions of people out of their homes and avoid from their families to put detention camps. and while awaiting deportation, as my predecessor says, he will do if he occupies his office again my very first de is president, i introduced a comprehensive immigration reform plan to fix the fix are brokers system, secure our border provide a pathway for citizen for dreamers. and a lot more. i'm still fighting to get that done. we must face the simple truth to protect america as a

land that welcomes immigrants, you must first secure the border and secure it now the simple truth is there is a worldwide migrant crisis. and if the united states done to secure our border, there no limit to the number of people may try to come here because there's no better place in the planet than united states of america. for those, just say the steps i've taken are too strict. i say you that be patient and goodwill american people are going to work wearing thin right now doing nothing is not an option. we have to act must act consistent with both our law and our values are values americans i'll take these steps today. not to walk away from who we are as americans, to make sure we preserve who we are for future generations to come today. i've spoken about what we need to do to secure the border. the weeks ahead. >> and i mean, the week said, i'll speak to how we can make our immigration system more fair and just let's fix the

problem stop fighting about i'm doing my part. we're doing our part congressional republicans should do their part thank you very much all this with the war i asked her, is prime minister netanyahu playing politics with the war thanks so he's trying to work out in serious problem thank you. we are listening. they're

to president biden making an announcement of executive action on immigration. we will just say he was asked as he was leaving there, if benjamin netanyahu was playing politics with the war and he said he doesn't think so. he's trying to work out a serious problem that he has, which obviously would be an internal political problem. but on this executive action, this is very big. what he is announcing that this would be basically a daily average cap of 2,500 people. that's the average trying to get in to the border illegal. these would be illegal encounters in-between ports of entry. and that if the average goes above that between ports of entry, essentially shut down. and this is something that you see progressives are not there in the audience with him and obviously they have some opposition to this. >> yeah, they're they're very concerned about this. what i thought was interesting to note there you heard him trying to

distinguish himself from former president donald trump, who used the same authority in some of the immigration actions he took while in office. but biden, there was trying to say, i'm not going to separate families. i'm not going to hold people in at the border in cages, things like that where he is trying to set clear boundaries around what he's doing as opposed to what trump was doing. but briana, the fact remains, were looking at the list here of various elected officials who were there for this announcement. a bipartisan group, but not any progressives on that list and they're already starting to put out their statements. >> that's right so obviously opposition on the right as well. we go to priscilla alvarez, she is there at the white house. she has been following this. the president priscilla saying he's not going to demonize immigrants prince, he's not going to use the american military to go into communities across the country and deport people as former president trump says that he's, as he will he is

trying to show that he is being strong, obviously, when it comes to border issues, but he's also trying to create distance between himself and trump briana does god, i have been covering this administration since the beginning in 2021. >> this is not a speech nor an action that we could have imagined this white house taking at that time. and he called back to that saying that when he took office, he was pushing for immigration reform, for restoring the asylum system. but what is happening today is shutting off asylum access to migrants who are crossing the border illegally. that is a departure from decades along protocol and does take a page from donald trump's playbook. now, of course the president addressed that criticism in his remarks saying, be patient, and that they had to do something on the border essentially sort of acknowledging that there has been concern among american

voters about what they have seen at the us-mexico border over recent years, which has been ben the record migration at the western hemisphere arriving directly on the us southern border when we saw multiple border crisis, that this administration has had to grapple with in that is what has led to this remarkable moment by president biden taking one of the most restrictive actions of his administration and perhaps of a democratic president to try to clamp down on a process that has been the process for years and the president before walking into what his action would do, talk quite a bit about that failed by bipartisan border bill one that his administration had worked on, and that was worked on by democrats and republicans, noting that that's what he wanted. he wanted congress to find the solution here, not to have to do it himself. and i think it was notable just how much time he spent on that starting his remarks that way. i know so revisiting it later on, he also said, quote that this this political issue

should not be weaponized. of course progressives and immigrant advocates are going to take issue with that because they say that is exactly what's happening here when this action is coming only weeks from the first presidential debate and only months from the november election, knowing very well that immigration is among one of the top issues that voters are thinking about going into november. and he also talked about mexico and how important the cooperation is between the two countries. a source telling me earlier that the president will be talking to the mexican president later today. but clearly briana jessica, you cannot overstate how big of an announcement this is for this white it house on this very issue. >> absolutely right. priscilla alvarez for us at the white house. i do want to go to rosa flores, who is there along the border in hidalgo, texas. and rosa, i know you've covered immigration for years. you've been down there over the last several months as we've seen, surges. this is supposed to go into action tonight. at

midnight. >> what kind of actual changes are they anticipating seeing where you are and how is this news being received, where you are well jessica. i can tell you as i was listening to the president, what was crossing my mind were these years of conversations that i i've had on the border on both sides of the border with officials, with voters on the us, sayyed in essence, officials clamoring, asking the biden administration to do some thing to do, anything to stop the flow of migration into they're communities. i can tell you that so many of these borders, so many of these officials have told me that, for example, they don't agree with everything that texas governor greg abbott is doing for example, with operation lone star in it is hard line on immigration, but they would tell me rosa, he's doing something the officials were absent on the border or the federal officials. it's president biden who's not on the border is presented. biden

who's not doing something and a lot of these officials, jessica would tell me we know that he's not going to fix everything that's in power possible. they know that congress is the only one that can actually have comprehensive immigration reform in an actual fixed but the people on the border that i've talked to for years one of the vitamin distribution to do something and i think that that was what they heard today with the words that were presented from the white house today by president biden about this executive order. in essence, a barring asylum depending on a threshold been met at the southern border. now, it's notable as you mentioned, that president biden did not meant mentioned former president donald trump by name, but he just some jabs adam saying that he's wasn't going to separate families, that he was going to be respectful to mexicans and now what i can tell you, based on my conversations on the border for years with advocates and gracian attorneys what they would point out is the net

effect that is seen on the border with the biden administration policies and with the trump policies, and they would tell you that the net effect is this same. it has led to migrants been stuck on the mexican side waiting and shelters in squalor conditions and dangerous conditions. i've interviewed women who have been raped. they have been extorted on the mexican side, waiting to who cross either to the us, sayyed or because they're waiting for their us case to be handled. but they're waiting on the mexican side. and so the net effect i would say that these immigration advocates would point out, they would say that it's the same, even though president biden is trying to distance himself from former president donald trump jessica rosa. >> thank you so much for that report from the border. obviously, a very sober assessment of what all this means. let's talk now with lead lr, who is the deputy director of the aclu immigrants

rights project li i'm interested to know the aclu sued former president trump to try to block the trump administration for making it more difficult for migrants to make asylum claims will you be suing the biden administration for the same here we will we successfully sued president trump. >> that's the case that i argued a few years ago we said that that was illegal when he tried and asylum band that we think is very similar to the one that president biden is doing. we think it remains illegal. and so we will challenge that in court. we're going to work view the io to decide the timing and where. but right now, we've seen enough to know that we will sue what the policy does. it say you could only apply for asylum if you're managed to get to a port of entry. but congress has been very clear about this. you

can apply for asylum, wedding there are not. he went through at a port and what commerce has said is if you're in danger get to us land and be screened for asylum. and the reason is very straightforward and consistent with international law many times a cartel will push people across the border between ports sometimes people will not know where the porters sometimes there may be hundreds of miles from report traveling with a little chadha can't walk there. so once they get over the border, that can be screened and i want to be very clear about two things. we're not saying that everyone is entitled to a silent, but we made a solemn promise after world war ii, we would never send people back without at least screening them. this policy will mean not even a screen to see if people are in grave danger because of their religious views, because of their political views, the second thing i want to make clear as we are not against an are in favor of streamlining the asylum process. i think everyone agrees that as long as we retain some measure of due

process, we should streamline it, but this is too far by actually banning asylum for people. and i think the american people want a balanced approach. they don't want to send families back. we're in serious danger because of their religious views or political views, but they want a more streamlined process in fisk goes too far in the other direction. >> we heard from rosa flores, our correspondent down in texas, who's covered the border for many, many years and she was telling us how many people there on both sides of the aisle say, please do something. the federal government is doing nothing, and we are overwhelmed down here congress won't act so what do you think is an appropriate action that can be done by the executive in this case by president biden, that in your words, can help streamline this yeah. well, let me see initially, i think president biden's write that ultimately there needs to be comprehensive immigration reform. >> what, what i would say are two things that need to happen. one is there need to be more

legal pathways for people, including for workers. i think every economist now is an agreement that the country needs more work but if you don't open those legal pathways, the only route is asylum. the second thing i would say is the executive branch has enough resources to put more asylum officers and immigration judges in play at the border. what we know is that desperate people are going to come to the border no matter what the policy is. so we need to screen them and the truth is that we don't need more enforcement. what experts will tell you now at the border is families are not trying to evade officers what they do is they walk over the border and they sit down and wait for an officer to approach them to apply for asylum. so what we don't need are more enforcement agents. what we need are more asylum officers to engage he didn't that screening quickly if they don't meet the standard there, unfortunately, we sent back to their home country, no matter how economically desperate they may be, if they meet the standard that we let them in and give them a more full hearing. but we can't back

down from the promise we made after world war ii to not at least screen people and just send people back to danger without knowing whether there were there, they were legitimate asylum claim. >> did did you hear him in that? i'm trying to be clear about what we heard from the president about sending more resources to the border for screening. but it sounds like what you're saying is yes to that, no to this shutting down between the ports of entry that's exactly right. >> i think the more resources we can surge to make the process moved quicker. great. i think no one wants to current system where people waited years and years to be screened or having asylum hearing. but i think this goes too far by not even having greetings and shut it down. so i mean, he may be searching resources, but the truth is, we know the numbers are under 2,500 now, they have been under 25 hundredths since february of 2001. so we're not likely to ever see asylum come back under this policy. so i'm

not really sure what the surge of resources is going to do. as long as the ban remains in place. >> he said over 4,300 new asylum officers, and additional us citizenship and immigration services staff to facilitate to facilitate timely and fair to say? >> all right. legal. >> go ahead. >> right we should try that first before we start banning asylum. thank you so much for having me. >> thank you. lead. thanks so much for making time and thanks to priscilla alvarez and rosa flores. we're gonna have more on cnn news central after a quick break, stay with us every weekday morning. cnn five things has what you need to get going with your day. it's the five essential stories of the morning in five minutes or less. >> cnn's five things with kate bolduan streaming weekdays exclusively on macs zyrtec allergy relief works fast and last a full 24 hours. so dave can be deliverer, dance okay.

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fbi agent, she's not necessarily testifying about her experience in the case. she is helping to authenticate evidence to bring it into this trial. and really the first witness we heard from was hunter biden himself because for nearly an hour, we heard from the audio version of his memoir that he actually narrates and they specifically played the portion where he talked about being addicted to crack, the lengths he went to to obtain it and what that did to his life it was fascinating today thing to watch him. he and his lawyers very attentive listening to him describe this and of course, the first lady was in the first row in the courtroom also listening to this doctor still biden in attendance. again today, showing support for her stepson. but as of now, there's only been one witness called and she's expected to be on the stand for quite awhile as she helps process heaters, kickoff their case by bringing in all the really key evidence all right. >> and palm before we let you go, i also want to ask about some of the jurors in this trial. we know that several have lost loved ones to

addiction. >> how have they been responding today to what they're hearing and court fascinating because during the jury selection process, a majority of the potential jurors said that they had some experience with addiction, either themselves or watching a loved one go get through it. >> so it's a reminder that we have an addiction epidemic in this country and while they were doing the defense was doing its opening statement. i'd part talking about hunter struggled with addiction, at least one juror she took out a tissue and she was dabbing her eyes. and this is an issue that touches most people's lives. it's very sensitive. and the way prosecutors addressed press this in their opening statement, as they said, look, addiction is not a choice, but they said it is a choice to illegally purchase a firearm. but that issue certainly looms large here during this trial, certainly does paula reid. thanks so much. live from wilmington, delaware this afternoon. next, utah sues tiktok again, claiming the app puts children at risk the

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