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following a blockbuster decision by the supreme court today. the justices ruled that donald trump is entitled to some level of immunity from criminal prosecution. for the actions that he took in the final days of his presidency. the decision was split 6-3 with the court's liberals dissenting chief justice john roberts, writing the majority opinion, saying, quote, the indictment's allegations that trump attempted to pressure the vice president to take particular acts in connection with his role at the certification proceeding. thus involve official conduct and trump is at least presumptively immune from prosecution for such conduct. the president enjoys no immunity for his unofficial acts and not everything the president does is official. the president is not above the law that is the end of the quote there. justice sotomayor writing a scathing dissent on half of the court's three liberal justices saying,

quote, under the majority's reasoning, he now will be insulated from criminal prosecution orders. the navy's seal team six to assassinate a political rival, immune organizes a military coup to hold onto power. immune takes a bribe in exchange for a pardon. immune, immune an immune immune in every use of official power, the president has now a king above the law today's decision is likely to shape not just trump's legal and political future, but also the presidency itself. and it could have huge ramifications when it comes to the election in november joining us now is cnn's senior supreme court analyst, joan biskupic. and joan, we also just got some reaction from the white house i think joan, can you hear me as president, but yes. from the white house council, it says, as president biden has said, nobody is above the law that is core american principle. and how our system of justice works we need

leaders like president biden, who respect the justice system and don't tear it down. as i said, that's from the white house counsel's office all right. >> and break this down for us. i think it's going to really come down to joan. what is official, what is unofficial and who's going to decide here? >> that's right. briana. and when you said at the start that this is a historic day, it's certainly is. i have to say that chief justice john roberts just employed a very expansive idea of the office of the presidency and the protection for the office of the presidency. and then also a very expansive idea of what official acts would actually be shield building. and i just want to point up something that he said from the bench when he was talking about the robust nature of the presidency, he said, the system of separated powers designed by the framers has always demanded and energetic, independent executive. the president therefore, may not be prosecuted for exercise i think core constitutional powers, and

he is entitled at minimum to a presumptive immunity from prosecution for all his official actions. and i have to say that keyword presumptive, that is a really heavy word here. and this is what it prompted justice sotomayor when she then dissented from the bench to immediately talk about this kind of sea change in american law, saying today's decision to grant former president's criminal immunity reshapes the institution of the presidency. it makes a mockery of the principal foundational two our constitution and system of government that no man is above the law i have to say briana and pam, just a disdain in justice sotomayor's voice was just so evident as what she said was that this just really reshapes the notion of the institution of the presidency. and four generations, not just for former president donald trump, it will really reshape

just how a president could be held accountable and what does this mean? >> joan, when it comes to the timing of the federal election subversion case? okay. so you had mentioned that that division official acts versus unofficial acts the majority obviously brings it down to that. so the case will go back to the trial judge here. judge tanya chutkan, who at one point riana had wanted to hold a trial in march. that is not going to happen. she's eventually going to have to have a hearing and it would be a preliminary hearing before the trial to actually start separating out what of the conduct alleged by special counsel, jack smith against the former president could be deemed part of his official actions or not official now, the justices themselves did not parts those categories, but they gave some indications. for example, former president trump is accused of talking to the department of justice and federal officials about coming

up with his various fraud allegations, his ideas that there should be a new slate of electors, just all sorts of efforts to affect what was going to go leading up to january 6, the majority suggested that conversations with federal officials are part of his official duties. but however, some conversations with state government officials remember dealing with the georgia state officials might possibly fall under these categories. i have to say overall though they set a pretty high standard at nee said a trial judge in this case, judge chutkan can't look at the president's motives at all, just try to divide the conduct and err on the side of finding official acts. brianna all right joan biskupic, thank you for taking us through that. we appreciate it. pama well, this decision marks another courtroom victory for the former president continuing a string of successes, eddie, pivotal moment for his campaign.

>> cnn's kristen holmes is here with us now and kristen, as we say in time and time again, there's but the political, the public aspect of this, and there's the legal aspect of this. and once again, trump and his camp, they're going to seize on this four lane today. they are the big thing for them is that this is a success for them because now they likely won't have to go to trial before november. >> remember, they didn't actually win the argument that they were making donald trump has said, time and time again it's actually a core thing that he says in rallies that he believes president should have blanket immunity. they did not rule that president should have blanket immunity. they said for official acts, they should have immunity. and for unofficial acts they should not. so what does this mean? well, going forward, it means likely this case, the january 6 case, judge chutkan, is not going to be able to come to trial before the november election. this was really the last piece that they were worried about in terms of donald trump's legal issues and seeing them in trial before the november election. obviously, the case in florida is moving very slowly. that's the documents case. the case in georgia has been completely halted and we already saw the case in new york go through

trialing trial that sentencing as next week. so this was the law own holdout. they know the judge chutkan had been really pushing this forward. that she wanted this to happen before the election. and just to give an understanding here, blanketed of why they want this to not happen before the election, that they believe donald trump is elected. he can get rid of not only this case, but the other federal case. in florida. so that is why they were really hoping to push this forward. it also gives them more of this narrative that biden's quote, unquote doj, department of justice is out to get him. and in fact, he did have immunity. all of these all this time. and this is the political argument that he's been saying that biden is trying to come after him. look, it turns out the supreme court court ruled in his favor and i would actually argue that politically the stronger case for them is on friday and that's what we saw when they ruled that the doj had overstepped with some of the people who participated in january 6, that actually helps them less legally, but politically as they paint this big portrait that joe biden is in charge of all of donald trump's legal issues, which

obviously there is no evidence of that at all. that dot case goes more to that argument, but this this legally helps and not have to face trial before the election. because as you pointed out, if he were to be re-elected as president, he could either bard himself, he could direct his doj to drop this exactly all alright, thank you so much, kristen holmes. appreciate it, briana, or let's break this down now, joining me now is former january 6 committee investigative counsel marcus, childress, and former nixon white house counsel, john dean, america's first to you, we have a reaction coming from the white house, the counsel's office spokesman, ian sams, saying, nobody is above the law, and we need leaders like president biden who respect the justice system and don't tear it down. they don't mention former president trump by name. i wonder what you make of this reaction well, as we heard earlier, this supreme court decision gives expansive power to the presidency in a way that we hadn't seen before so with that, is it a increased responsibility to make sure that someone integrity, someone

who won't weaponize the department of justice is in the office because today the supreme court essentially we said you are presumptively immune from official acts, including communications, department of justice in a way that there's now a lot more power and responsibility for the president to act responsibly to make sure they're taking care of the laws for the betterment of people rather than for themselves. >> john did this ruling by the supreme court surprise you at all it didn't surprise me because we have a radical court. >> we stablished itself. it's, it's blowing away decades old precedents from row or which are 50 year precedent to most recently, chevron, which is a 40 year precedent they just don't care what the was there. and so the fact that they looks like they have mauled some of the earlier decisions relating to nixon as well and his is getting subpoenaed for his tapes. it's just not clear at this point the destiel had to

settle, but this is a radical ruling that a president is immune, which is nowhere to be found in the constitution or our history. so they also, i'm keeping themselves involved by ruling on what is official conduct will have to clear that from case law from the court yeah. >> i think john, that's the thing. right. is we don't know exactly although we do have some idea based on this ruling, some of what would be considered official conversations with the vice president having a presumptive presumptive quality of immunity. what did you think about that? and what did you think about the communications with doj also having this immune immunity this quality of immunity we're latch directly parallel with watergate behavior. and so as i was reading and scanning the opinion, i haven't given a line by line yet. i was struck

how nixon would get a walk, what he said is true when a president does it, that means it's not illegal what he wants not addressed in the opinion and what nixon raised is, what does the staff do and carrying out his orders, are they to immune now, that isn't clear as i so far have gotten into the opinion. and president's don't typically carry these things out themselves. so there's a broad however implication to this as to who can carry out illegal orders yeah. >> what what questions is raised for you and what are the ramifications of this? >> what was interesting to hear john say the next time that was the first time i came to mind sitting in the courtroom today was former president nixon wouldn't be sitting in a position that he is now had this ruling of come out back then i think moving forward, i think i want to be about like the department of justice. i think he just put on a show at this point for the evidentiary hearing, you have to because you have such a high bar presumptive community of the president, former president, and she's explain that the evidence you're hearing is going to be really illustrative

of what they know and jack smith can kind of go full full-on, right? >> as to like he has to the presumption is that if former president trump was in office carrying out certain acts while he was the president that basically an official act. and so if you're jack smith, you have to show that, for example, as justice barrett put in her concurring opinion, calling the speaker of the house of arizona are called the secretary of state of georgia was a campaign in are private citizen act and not an act of faithfully make sure the laws are being executed so you have to put on all the evidence, you have to show that this was not an action on official acts of the presidency to make sure you're taking care of the laws. but rather for private citizen trump or camera payne. candidate trump, marcus, what about the communications with the vice president? should that also be subject to those different categories? i mean, because some of what he does is has done is clearly political and some is official, but it should be unofficial. but again, you have a high bar

here. and so for example, i would expect prosecutors to highlight for the fact that certifying, the election as an exclusive vice presidential power. the president has no role in it. so therefore, it is not an official akre the presidency because it's the vice president's role. the majority opinion highlights that the vice president is the president of the senate. and as acquired to carry out the president's legislative initiatives. so it could be an official act and asked the lower court to determine whether in this circumstance it isn't official xy i would expect jack smith will put on very similar evidence as we did in our january 6 hearing showing how out of touch these communication with vice president pence war, how uncomfortable vice president pence was, how vice president pence was receiving feedback from john eastman, not someone the white house counsel's office, all of this shows private conduct rather than official conduct. and if you're jack smith, i mean, you kind of have to put homer president or vice president pence on the stand. i haven't testified at those. and so that's where i would go. i mean, i know so we're still digesting the opinion, but it's an uphill battle at this point and so you have to lay all the cars down to give judge chutkan enough

information to be able to rule that these are unofficial acts and can be prosecuted. >> that'd be very interesting. i'm john, i wonder what you think because chief justice john roberts seems to make the point that the executive branch, you don't want to neuter it from being an energetic executive branch. and that if you went too far, i think in the direction that the dissent is arguing he's seen that there would be a danger of any president being able to prosecute their predecessor if we get into a place where that's where they want to do that. what did what did you make of that part? by chief justice john roberts well, my react first reaction in reading that part was he's not calling balls and strikes. >> he's in cranium a new game. and i'm not quite sure we understand it fully at this point. so we don't have the

incumbent isn't going to assassinate his his his competitor in this race. whereas trump has indicated he's, he sees joe as a convicted x president so it's just the flag is flying upside down right now over the supreme court as to what the hell they're doing and why they're doing it it is not strengthening the presidency. it, what it's doing is tossing it back to the american public to make very prudent citizens about who gets out of office because there are no boundaries really on their conduct. you cannot hold them accountable, which is a very new ball game. >> john, just one quick question before i let you both go what would have happened with president nixon if this ruling were in place well, they're actually two rulings in this decision. >> there's a 6-3 for

presumptive immunity, but there's also a 5-4 on you can't even have the evidence of official conduct come to play in. this is very this to me appears to certainly he influenced the existing law on presidential conduct. what's available evidentiary speaking. amy coney barrett said she didn't think that it should be. so restricted as the as the decision of the court itself was so i think that nixon would have survived. i think he would have walked under this ruling and i'm going to i'm sifting through all of the known evidence at the time there's more known today, but just looking at what was in the bills of impeachment he's not responsible. he has no criminal liability and that was considered to be one of the elements of a high crime and misdemeanor if a president had committed a crime. well, there

are no more crimes for precedence in official conduct. >> very interesting. john dean marcus, children's thank you so much to both you. and still ahead, president biden's family encourages him to stay in the race after his alarming debate performance. what we're hearing now from the first lady as the biden family considers whether his top advisers should be shown the door plus former trump aide, steve bannon is now in prison. he says he'll be more powerful behind bars. we'll talk to a prison consultant about the life the bannon who face inside an unprecedented that a debate as only cnn could do it with a record audience around the world our country is being destroyed where the most admired country in the world for the most complete? coverage through election day and beyond, followed, cnn at dong's, we know one thing and one thing only backs strained backs from weekend chores to pull backs doing your favorite hobbies. we even know their

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doesn't put himself out there a lot to answer questions from reporters. and now we're learning from your reporting that you might put themselves out there a little bit for to look, that's one of the options. is there sort of going through how they get beyond that dismal debate performance. one of the options right now is that he would sit for a high-profile interview to try and show that that north carolina rally the day after the debate was not just a one-off that he actually can do a sit-down interview. he can and do a spontaneous interview. but the fact that we're even having this conversation, that the president can do an interview sort of shows you where they are right now. the biden campaign is trying to move beyond and quiet the questions, but they really struggled to do so over the last several days. so also, he'll be campaigning more i'm told in the battleground states in the month of july. but again, these are the basics of what presidents and presidential candidates do. but they're trying to show that he's not buttoned up even though he's been at camp david all day long as he was

yesterday, they're trying to show that they're moving forward here. even though many democrats are suggesting they reassess. yeah, i mean, because north carolina, he's prompter, it's during the de it wasn't all that long. >> right. so these are very different things from the debate performance. but i think mj, the bigger thing is these are different things from being president in carrying out that role effectively, the biden campaign right now is we understand that the aides are just vehemently dismissing the possibility that he will drop out. what are you hearing yeah, for right now, they are completely digging in, dismissing the idea of replacing the president on that ticket thing. >> but that's not even a remote possibility. hey, look, briana, i think for some of us, the debate feels like it was forever ago, but the reality is that it was actually just 3.5 days ago. and i think for a lot of people within the party, they are still in the early stages of processing. what they saw last thursday night and really going through the motions of dealing with the political fallout all out from

all of this. and one democratic congressman i was speaking to earlier said, look, there are conversations about private ones that are happening right now among democrats that's, that do involve just a talking about whether the president could be replaced, who could even play that role. but for now, for the most part, most elected officials, democrats are staying quiet because they want to see data and pulling, they want to see what kind of numbers come in, what kind of research comes in that shows that the president so potentially be harmful for down-ballot races. this congressman, i spoke to said about congress is our firewall, and that he's a data comes in but shows but he's just not going to lose the presidency, but he's going to lose the house. that's the point where the dam could really break and we might start seeing more democrat saying, yeah, it might be time for us to move bubon to plan b. i think this is just a reminder that this debate performance that was such a shock to so many democrats was not just about control of the

white house, but control of government overall. and again, the space of down-ballot races is going to be a really important one to watch geoff for his aides endangered after this debate certainly good question. >> we know that the family has several family members have raised concerns about the aid saying that he was over-prepared in some respects some prominent democratic donors also, over the weekend, really quite forcefully urge the president to reyes assess the hiring of some aides like anita dunn, bob bauer. bauer, his his longtime attorney. he played donald trump. anita dunn is as long time communications adviser, ron klain, of course, prepared him for the debates, but we are told the president has expressed support for them and we know that the president biden, he rarely fires anyone. i cannot think of a single senior adviser in his time in the white house that he has to let go or dismissed. that's not what he does. so these are longtime aids. so i think that look, this is most people i've been talking to and there'd been a lot of them believe that this is a candidate problem,

not a staff problem, perhaps on the margins he might have been a prepared differently, but look, this was on him and they know that. but as mj was saying, this right now is all about the damage he could inflict other democrats on the ticket in the house and the senate. that's why they're waiting a bit to assess this damage here. but again, all indications are despite the complaints, despite the alarm this is a presidential decision and he is in this race. >> all right. jeff zeleny, mj lee. thanks so so much. >> well, the nation's highest court rules that donald trump is entitled hello to some level of immunity from prosecution, as well as any future president. >> we're going to get reaction from democratic congressman madelene de, who served as an impeachment manager for the second impeachment trial of donald trump and unprecedented debate as only cnn could do it with a record audience around the world. our country is being destroyed here are the most admired country in the world

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donald trump is entitled to some level of immunity from prosecution for how he acted in the final days of his presidency is getting strong reactions on both sides of the aisle, while the former president and his gop allies are celebrating this decision, democratic house leader hakeem jeffries sent out a statement saying the decision, quote sets a dangerous precedent for the future of our nation. senate majority leader chuck schumer called the ruling a sad day for our democracy i'm joined now by pennsylvania congresswoman madelene dane. she is a democrat and also served as an impeachment manager for the second impeachment trial of donald trump. thanks for joining us congresswoman. how do you think today's ruling from the high court shapes the office of the presidency going forward and impacts the country at large well, thank you for having me and i have to admit to you, i think that ruling is scary. >> it's scary for the country. it sets a precedent, a question that they have never been asked before. about the criminality

of the behavior of a former president and whether or not that behavior should be immune for prosecution it is very scary to me that this supreme court, the majority that is offered a shield of immunity to the former president and i want to admit you, pamela, that what happened was actually they offered him a shield by just simply delaying the special counsel asked for a speedy review of fast review by the supreme court because of the importance of this question, it's never been asked before. showed a president be criminally responsible, held to be tried for behavior of criminality as the time he was president. and let's talk about what it was. it was january the sixth and his attempt to overthrow a fair and legal election in this case, i was there by violent means but

by conspiracy after conspiracy, by obstruction, attempted to obstruction of a official official proceeding this supreme court's stood in the breach delayed delayed, delayed, and offered this this former president the shield of immunity. not to mention the disastrous specifics of the opinion and to be clear, it sent this opinion back to the lower core to say, hey, figure out what constitutes official acts versus unofficial acts, right? i mean that that's the key here, but the bottom line is because of that i'm right well, they did on some other issues say this is an official act. so just talking with the department of justice and it's interesting because if you read through the opinion, actually chief justice roberts actually criticize a lower court saying this is such a monumental decision why would you basically saying that they went too quickly, that they should have taken the time to figure out what was official and

non-official before it made its way to the high court. so there seems to be some buck passing going on, but the bottom line is, it seems as though there will not be a trial for donald trump on election subversion before the election what do you say to that? i want to point out something else exactly. that's my point by delaying they offered him the immunity. his sword, which was don't try me now i just want to try to win this election and then i will make sure these cases go away. my criminal behavior and accusations around them go away take a look at sotomayor's dissenting, and i want to be very honest with your viewers. i haven't had a chance to read the entire opinion, but i have had the chance to look at very important parts of it. i take everybody to justice sotomayor's dissent she actually quotes hamilton. she says, alexander hamilton wrote that former presidents would be quote liable to prosecution and punishment in the ordinary

course of law. and quote, for hamilton, that was an important distinction between the king of great britain, who was sacred in invaluable, and the president the united states, no man is above the law, no woman is above the law. and the yet this supreme court, this sadly corrupt supreme court, has offered this yield of immunity and the shield of delay to the former president. >> when you say corrupt, you're talking about your issues with justice alito, as well as justice thomas and the how the epical leinz blurred and so forth. >> of course. but the justices certainly defend themselves on that part and they have said that they did not feel like they needed to recuse, but i want to ask you, as it pertains to president biden, while we have how about report? how about not just use on the january 6 and worry is right i'm certainly there are a lot of people who have issues with

that yes. so i wouldn't ask you before that you before we let you go about president biden, you said the president quote, had a bad debate. there's no two ways about that. your home state of pennsylvania, your commonwealth, i should say, is a critical must-win swing state for the 2024 presidential race. are you confident binding can win pennsylvania after his performance at the debate? or do you think he needs to step aside you know, what, one of the things i really like about president joe biden and it's neat that we get to call him joe biden because i feel like i know him in that way is that he's very honest joe biden said he had a poor debate. >> it's recognizable. he had a poor debate. what is not up for debate is there were two people standing on that stage, both of whom have served as our president. what's not up to for debate? is one stands for corruption, criminality self-serving that's mr. trump.

that has been our legacy. we have lived at. this is not about a would be candidate. we have lived the trauma of his presidency and i fear him coming back. and the other candidate who had a bad night as a person of character and integrity and incredible accomplishments. and i had that honore of serving in the congress as he accomplished great things. last congress very quickly because we have to, we have to go soon. but how do you know it was just a bad night? and not just an extension of how it has been for him because there's a lot of reporting out there right now that he's been kept in this bubble by a close-knit group of aids. and that you know, that this wasn't just a bad 90 minutes, that this is exemplary of something bigger than that well, it was a bad 90 minutes. i don't sugarcoat that. but we have had a bad nine years since june 16 of 2015 when donald trump came down the escalator and said

some horrific things about running for president how do i know? because i've spent time with them. i've had the real privilege of spending time with the president and getting to know him literally, he reviews as we were traveling to pennsylvania for one of his speeches, he reviewed his speech with me and other members of congress wanted our input and took our input so i've had the chance to be up close and personal with this president who cares about the american people in a way that we have never seen congressman madeline de. thank you. we'll be right back type two diabetes discovered the ozempic tries zone. >> i got the power of three. and lord, my a1c cv risk and lost some weight. and studies the majority of people reached an a1c under seven and maintained i'm under seven ozempic lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with

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no doubt you surrender your immediately put into handcuffs, go through hundreds of questions and go through an uncomfortable and embarrassing squat and cough process where you're naked in front of guards and just like that your processed over to the prison. >> i presumed by now he's had his first meal and the diamond in grew more. chow hall is us felons. call it, he's working his way around the compound, no doubt. be welcomed by many people. were sympathetic to his plight. veterans, many people who might be off put by the heightened security that comes with his surrender because it could be disrupting their routine. so i would encourage him to lay low, adjust not followed through on his commitment he made earlier today that he would be more powerful in prison that can come with a lot of complications. >> what do you mean by that well the most important value for the bureau of prisons is keeping costs down and security. >> the institution writes the deer of prisons has had issues. if you have someone articulating, they're going to be more powerful in prison. you

can expect staff to pay more attention to that person. they're going to be reading emails listening to phone calls, calls, if they think he is at risk scoring is going to create problems. it's easier to just send him to segregation for the next hundred and 19 days. the special housing unit, though i can tell you there's nothing special about it when you're locked in a bunker for 23 hours a day, you shower a few times a week and you will not have access to the phones and email that he would like. so rather than make these sorts of inflammatory comments, probably makes sense to scale back, lay low, understand is environment and not the off-putting to people who have lived in this environment, not for one day, but for weeks, months, years, and decades. >> you mentioned that connectivity there. so he's going to have limited communications. he's got access does two 15-minute phone calls. he does not have internet access he has access to some limited emailing. how do you find that affects people who are so used to constant communication? he's going to have to avoid temptation. people will already be offering him iphones earlier today, i

received a phone call from other from a mother crying because her son was caught with an iphone in prison. he's in the whole he may get a new charge. so if he's got to ensure matters are not made worse. so if it's 15 minutes at a time, embrace it. if it's even male, use, it as much as you can and be respectful that other guys might want to use it is well, he is constricted. that's a consequence of serving time in federal prison, but i can assure you people who are sympathetic to him will give him opportunities. the iphone, the ipad, facetime, opportunities to advance his agenda. and it's going to require not, giving into temptation, unfortunately, so some people who are used to getting it their way whenever they want it, they struggle to make those sorts of good decisions on the inside and real problems could follow, like sending him to segregation all right. justin, the pernille. thank you so much for appreciate it my daughter is mula she is 19 months old she

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breaking news. >> and to cnn, a mistrial has been declared in the murder trial of karen read after the jury said it was unable to reach a verdict read is accused of drunkenly driving into her boston police officer boyfriend after an argument and then leaving him to die in a snowy front yard. the defense says that never happened in court. they argued reeds reeds boyfriend john o'keefe was killed by off-duty officers who fabricated evidence and falsified testimony to frame read for his murder. that may seem far-fetched, but what jurors didn't know what they were not allowed to know during the trial, is that the u.s. attorney's office for the district of massachusetts is currently investigating read's arrest and prosecution. cnn's jeanne co-stars is outside of the courthouse so many twists and turns here. and yet another one obviously today, gene, what are you hearing briana, this is a murder mystery and it

continues to be a murder mystery. the jury had sent in to note and the latest one today is that we honor and we know the commitment that we have here, but we can not arrive at a unanimous decision. and in the final note, this afternoon, it said some of us us believed that the prosecution has basically proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt, but others hold firm to their belief that the evidence was not there. the notes are very elegant. put in the judge said she had never read notes like this before, but this judge just minutes after that second node had given that mistrial declaration here. now, the support for the defendant, karen read out here i've never seen anything like it because normally you have a lot of support in high-profile trials, but it's for the prosecution. it's against the defendant. this was for the defendant. i think we have a little bit of tape for you to hear what back crowd was doing when they found out this was a mistrial. so karen read, walked

out of that court now the facts very quickly they store it out alike that karen read a local professor of finance at a local college. and our boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe, they would other police officers than their wives at a local bar. they went to an after-party karen read and her boyfriend, according to prosecutors, gotten a terrible argument on the drive over the facts are that he got out of the car. she didn't she stayed in the car, but the prosecution's theory was, once he got behind the call, she'd put that car in reverse and she went 24 miles per hour according to forensic testimony many, many feet. and then she just put it in drive and went to the house. well, the defense is saying no, he went in the house. he went into that after party and other police officers

off off-duty are the ones that hit him and pulverized him. and a 70 pound german shepherd then mauled him and they threw him out in the snow after that. but the result was his body was found the next morning around 6:00, and it was down to the grass because there had been a blip desert through the night and no one could virtually see it. but karen read according to first responders, kept saying i hit him. i hit him, i hit him. it's an open question now prosecutors say they will retry the case. there will be a status hearing on july 22 of both parties. that defense is saying we will not quit this fight. riana fascinating. >> june coursera, we'll be watching it. thank you. still ahead, simone biles, making him history once again, she's headed to paris for her third olympic games. who else is joining her said was written,

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>> trials in minneapolis let's biles is of course bouncing back after taking two years off to care for her mental health after getting the twisties at the games in tokyo, biles is only the fourth american woman to compete and three olympic games and the oldest american woman to make an olympic gymnastics team theme since the 1950s, she will be joined in paris this summer by defending olympic all-around gold medalist suni lee, along with jordan chiles, jade carey, and 16-year-old new calmer has leave rivera and speaking of teenage superstars, u.s. sprinter quincy wilson will be the youngest ever america hurricane male tract olympian. the 16-year-old will compete in the four by 400 meter relay. and perez just before he begins his junior year of high school, he posted on his instagram simply, we go to the olympics. so yes yes, you are we're going to be cheering you on and i loved the biles combat me epic. i knew she would do it. i knew it. who tastes? you? just take two years off for a very good