>> i thought the show was a metaphor for his lack of seriousness and only the democrats and only liberals could actually elect a guy with a tan suit where dark color suit when you're doing simple, we haven't seen or go for all out seersucker. i want the parents fighting domestic terrorism look like simpler times. the former president marked the anniversary with a tweet praising the tan suit worn by kamala harris on the opening night of the dnc obama insisting it's still a good look. >> mike dubke already come down on this. i wish i had known were doing this, i would have worn my tan suit today if this was an accident to be clear, i worked hand i do. think it's a good luck i'm i'm for it, but, you know, nixon was against a brown suit back in the day. so, you know, real politicians don't wear brown suit. so can we go back to arguing about suits days

simpler times. >> all right, thanks guys for joining us this morning. thanks to all of you for being with us this morning. i'm kasie hunt and don't forget tonight on cnn, when the most anticipated interviews of this election cycle, kamala harris, tim walz, will sit down with dana bash for the first interview. harris and walz a cnn exclusive begins tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. don't have anywhere cnn new central starts right now standing by for the first television interview for vice president kamala harris as the presidential nominee. >> it is right here on cnn. this is a string of new polls from key states shows how the race has changed while suspected killer bryan kohberger get his trial moved, the new claim that people in the idaho college town could burn the courthouse down if it stays there plus a new urgent warning to check your fridge, a

batch of recalled deli meats now tied to the deadliest listeria outbreak in more than a decade i'll solomon with john berman, kate, and sara are out today. >> cnn new central starts right now a huge day for the harris campaign that is showing new signs of momentum. >> vice president does it a kamala harris and governor tim walz, they sit down for their first interview of the campaign with cnn's dana bash, that airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. i am eastern. do not miss that. we want law candidates are waking up to new polls that show they have gained ground on donald trump in sun belt states, president biden had been trailing in all of these states harris is up one point in arizona, two in nevada and georgia trump up a point in north carolina. this is all within the margin of error. no clear leader here, but it is a

completely different race than it was a few months ago. you can get a sense of a different shape of the campaign. harris now leads in most of these states on who was trusted to bring change. the sitting vice president is seen as the change candidate. she continues her tore through southern georgia today, cnn's priscilla alvarez in lovely savannah. what's on tap today? brazil well john, as you mentioned, the campaign is feeling pretty good about where they could try to close margins with republicans, but they also note that these polls show that it is still within the margin of error and that there is no clear leader, but it is the reason why they are employing aggressive strategy he's in the state of georgia, a crucial battleground state. >> and what has been notable about this visit is where they have been going hitting south georgia. those rural counties, counties that typically lean republican now i have spoken to senior campaign officials about this strategy and essentially

what they're trying to do here is show dave off votes from republicans, essentially lose by less and by doing that, assuming they still win big in metro atlanta, they can try to carve out that pathway to victory in georgia, a state that president biden only won by less than 12,000 votes. so this is really a place where every vote is going to count it that is what they have been focused on over the course of this bus tour. of course the vice president kicking it off with governor walz yesterday, hitting a high school where the vice president had an inspirational message for the students there. take a listen listen ban. >> when i was your age so i know a little bit about cohen's knows about the players, right that you all in doing it requires a whole lot of rehearsal, a whole lot of practice but that practice makes for. beautiful music. and that is a metaphor that is

symbolic for everything that you all due on your lives that is testing otherwise, never want yourself was the waltz factor. how does he play in this area? he has a rural upbringing. he has roots and football and the military and how will he resonate with voters? now today, the vice president will be going to to restaurants and she'll also be at the arena behind me for a rally, walz for his part is going to be hitting north carolina. yet another state that the campaign is trying to stay bullish on. john brazil talk about the stakes for this interview. >> the first for vice president harris since she has become the democratic nominee up until this point, observers strategist, allies have noted that over the last month it has

been quite scripted campaign. >> of course, it wasn't expected after president biden stepped aside and the vice president became the lead of the party's ticket. and every step has been quite choreographed even as the vice president has spoken to reporters on the sidelines of her events. so today offers a window and opportunity for the two to talk candidly to talk about the issues and we know the issues that are top of mind for voters, immigration, the economy the israel hamas war, health care, abortion. two of those issues trump tends to have the lead in polls, especially on immigration and the economy. so the challenge for the campaign is how do they provide policy distinctions from former president donald trump and where if any, are there distinctions with president biden? so all of that yet to be answered, but an opportunity with that interview with our dana bash, it is an opportunity for the entire country to see priscilla alvarez in savannah. thanks so much for being with us. raul all right. >> john. and for the first time this week, donald trump hits

the campaign trail, making two stops in the midwest now, he's supposed to talk a lot about the economy today. but if last night's late night rants is any indication his legal grievances may still be top of minds. cnn's daniel strauss following the trump campaign, daniel, while we were sleeping, trump was still posting. what did he say and what's on tap today? >> yeah. look, the former president in multiple truth, social post last night, did not focus on the economy. he did focus on jack smith and various new indictments and the importance here. and also nancy pelosi and the prince here is that this underscores the anxiety that trump hour eyes and trump strategists feel about how closely the former president can stay on message. they feel that in this very, very tight presidential race, he needs to focus on policy, shed the personal attacks, and really dig into the areas where polling shows that democrats that's are vulnerable. but he

hasn't been able to do that. and going forward, it causes real concern among rank and file republican leaders and you'll talk to us a little bit about trump himself will not be in georgia, but brian kemp, the governor will be. >> he's going to be fund raising for trump. this is something that some would say that you would have expected to see just even a few days ago but here we are, talk to us a little bit about that. what more can you share there yeah, look, this is this is really important because governor kemp a popular republican governor, has been at loggerheads with former president trump for a while. >> now, going back to trump in the final days of the 2020 presidential election and there has been an ongoing question about whether the former president and would, would have chem support at any single moment in time. now very recently, trump and his team, including senator j.d. vance, have been making efforts to try and cool down tensions between the two the fact that he's going to this event really

shows that i think we have we have audio here of vance talking about that i certainly gave them a phone call, i think 150 other people have given brian kemp a phone call and talked about the need to have a unified republican team the media wants to tell a story that somehow i have been in the peace broker between brian kemp and donald trump. >> it's just not true. i reached out to brian kemp. i encouraged him to support the president and he didn't take much persuasion. he wanted to support the president because he thinks kamala harris is going to be disaster yeah. >> and look, i even that comment is a very important point which is that camps motivation here may not necessarily be a newfound love for donald trump, but a real sense that kamala harris administration would be worse yeah, really fascinating point just all goes to show both campaigns continue to keep an eye on the all important state of georgia, daniel strauss. thank you. live for us there in washington and breaking overnight, russia launches a

new wave of drone attacks while ukraine's capital as president zelenskyy her prepares to ask the biden administration for something that he hopes to change the course of the war and they would quote, burn the courthouse down. bryan kohberger burgers defense team says that a mob mentality and moscow, idaho as why the trial should be moved plus cashing out. president trump will soon be able to tack into his truth, social 14 but it won't be easy. right back this election season's stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground. >> and the best political team in the business, follow the voters, follow the results follow the facts follow cnn homeowners, when your water or sewer line breaks, it's expensive and often not covered by basic homeowners insurance. >> you could pay thousands finding a good contractor can be tough what this guy doing

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tonight at nine breaking overnight, russia launched a new wave of drone attacks in kyiv ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is looking for permission from the biden administration to attack more locations inside russia. >> cnn's chief international security correspondent, nick paton walsh she is with us this morning this new wave of drone attacks this morning follows this huge uptick in activity from russia. why nick yeah, it's been a horrific week for ukrainians on the receiving end of this latest russian onslaught over 400 missiles and drones launched since friday, just last night, 79 launched five missiles, two of which were taken down and 60 of the 74 drones launched taken down as well. >> so a relative success for ukrainian air defenses, but still casualties on the receiving. and we don't always get full transparency is the damage done to ukraine's energy infrastructure, which is really the target here. as always, the kremlin trying to make the call forthcoming the

winter and the heat of the summer as a punitive as possible for ordinary ukrainians, i think many are interpreting this significant wave of strikes as being russia's bid to try and hit back after the humiliation, they've seen inside the kursk region. remember, ukraine three weeks ago, launching and encouraged into russia, the first since the nazis and taking and still holding quite a large part of the border areas here we're also seeing to a significant uptick in ukrainian strikes using it seems their drones and their domestically produced missiles deeper inside russia itself, hitting airfields, hitting oil depots ammunition sites as well remarkable frankly, to see the billowing smoke now often posted on social media from some of these russian towns where the war frankly has been a distant thing for the last two years plus all part of a broader push it seems by ukraine to bring the war to russia's front door after years of having an imposed on

them themselves. and i think part to john, the rapid pace bid by ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy to cause an uptick in ukrainian activity to increase the pressure on moscow here, i think ahead of these u.s. elections, where many things concern, we might see a change in american policy if donald trump wins or even just a reduction of nato's until this point pretty solid cohesion in backing ukraine, the clock is certainly ticking as to how long that can sustain john nick, president zelenskyy, what does he want now, what's his current ask from the united states? yeah, it's been a bit opaque about this four-point plan. he's going to present to president biden and clearly with his mind on the election, donald trump and kamala harris as well one of those points, it invasion into kursk or that seems to be going reasonably well. ukraine has taken casualties, but it's pushing into another region, belgorod reports suggest now in which russians are being evacuated

from the border region too. so that's not slowing down and being no mistake. it's very embarrassing for vladimir putin. the other three points seem to involve the economy, seem to involve a desire to u.s u.s. supplied weapons to strike deeper inside the united states. whether he gets that or not, the aim here is to pressure or presidential candidates and the biden administration to try and make being a russia hawk part of the campaign here. and i think he sees that he needs to see some sort of progress before winter in case no station and diplomacy become a key part of this conflict. >> john everyday counts there. nick paton walsh, thanks so much for being with us this morning so they would quote, find him and kill him if he is not convicted. the message from the potential jury pool in the trial of the man accused of murdering four idaho college students and this morning a warning sign for the trump campaign is brand new poll show vice president harris surgery in key battleground states the

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trauma. it's still with this community. and they're going to be biased. bryan kohberger cannot get a fair and impartial trial in moscow. and this trial needs to be in the state capital of boise is must larger larger courthouse witnesses can fly in and out very easily, but the prosecution is saying, no it says, moscow's case. this is, this communities case. they lived this they deserve to have the trial here. so the defense was able to have an expert do a survey of 400 residents of lay tall county, which is moscow they found that first of all, 28% of the entire population of idaho is in moscow, but 36% of all the publicity of this case was in moscow. and they also found that fifth 70% of the people they polled believe he's guilty in moscow and 50% they're firm, they're not going to change there opinion at all, but they went farther to get some quotes from residents that they pulled and

listen to this people in moscow, residents according to the defense survey, said they would burn this courthouse down. outrage would be a mild description. they would probably find and kill him if he wasn't convicted. there would likely be a riot and he wouldn't last long outside because somebody would do the good old boy justice and these quotes right here are very stark and they are stunning because this is vigilante justice, right? so this is just what some people said. it just shows i think the defense is trying to portray the emotions in all of this. so it's going to be formal hearing. defense will have witnesses. the prosecution has st. judge. lets just try to get a jury in moscow because we've got thousands of people that can, we can bring into the courthouse for potential jury pool. we can get a fair and impartial jury here may take some time, but we can do it. and the trial is set for three months next year, starting in june, and it's a 20 pallets? yes. next year, death penalty trial, which takes us to

another level. >> okay. jean casarez. thank you. clearly, a lot at stake here, and passions are really high for the family and the community that had to endure this. jean casarez well, cnn exclusive vice president harris and her running mate tim walz, are set to sit down with our own dana bash today. >> as new polls show a very tight race in key battlegrounds thanks at a stark warning from the cdc after more deaths have been linked to a syria outbreak from boar's head deli meat will be right back tonight, the most anticipated interview of this election kamala harris and tim walz sit down with dana bash for the first interview. >> harris and walz. a cnn exclusive tonight at nine i feel like i lose track of at least five month yeah. maybe that's because you'd be spreadsheet. how would you heard of rocket money? no. but you're probably going to cut me off and tell you it's not the spending in real time. laura bills and have to find a cancel speakers description, sign me up on track with your finances

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tbs just a few hours before vice president kamala harris and tim walz sit down with cnn's dana bash for their first interview. >> so new polling from fox overnight shows that voters in key swing states see her by a very tiny margin as the candidate, most likely to bring change or move the country forward with us now is senator chris murphy a democrat from connecticut senator murphy, how do you explain now in these key states, we're talking and about georgia, nevada, arizona, north carolina. see a sitting vice president as the change candidate well, first, because she's a transformational candidate, this would be the first woman president at a time when women's health care is under assault all over this country. >> one of the changes that people want is a reversal of donald trump's ability for states to ban access to reproductive freedom second people see donald trump as an

agent of the billionaire and corporate class. they know what he did when he was in power for years and the only major domestic achievement was a giant tax cut for his mar-a-lago friends, people see that joe biden has started to take power away from corporations to break up the big monopolies to support unions and workers, right? to bargain and they want more of that. they want workers to have more power. they want corporations to have less power, and they see kamala harris not only as a transformational candidate on issues like reproductive freedom, but also willing to continue to carry out a lot of the policies that are going to put money and power back into the hands of regular people. they think donald trump is just going to be more of the same, more help for people who don't need any more help to change the subject here, what's your position senator, on fracking i the thing increasingly we can do fracking in a safe way.

>> it depends on site, it depends on the process. but i think anybody who serve his paid attention to the technological developments over the past several years understands that there are places that this can be done safely. and i was i think you have to have a strategy in this country where are you continue to develop our natural resources well pudding renewable energy on well supersizing our investment in renewable energy. what donald trump doesn't want you to know is that under the biden-harris administration? we have had record domestic oil and gas production. we are producing more fossil fuels in this country today than we were under donald trump. now it's also true that we are making massive new investments in wind and solar, but it's proof that you can do both the reason i was asking is because vice president harris was against

fracking when she ran for president in 2019 now are her campaign says, she supports fracking. she of course, is doing this interview with cnn just in a few hours. how much do you think she needs to explain her change on this issue or changed on medicare for all or change on some border issues yeah. >> i mean, do this america really want candidates who never, ever changed their position on anything and never look at new evidence and come to a different conclusion. i'm telling you that part of the reason that i am more open to fracking today is because the technology has changed because we can do it in a way that protects groundwater and protects the safety of local residents. i look at new information and occasionally, i changed my position vice president harris can explain for herself why she thinks differently about this topic. but i think it'd be insane to

punish anybody in political life for for not being open to new information. >> overnight and all day yesterday, donald trump was posting on truth social. he was posting or re-posting slogans that are popular with qanon. he was posting pictures of the president, nancy pelosi, hillary clinton and vice president harris in jumpsuits. and he was posting or re-posting some gross sexist misogynist jokes and content what's your view on how the harris campaign should address this type of thing from donald trump yeah, i guess they'll have to make that decision for themselves. >> but here's the thing. you can't even say what the content was, right? i can't even say what it was that donald trump posted about

kamala harris, by the way, i don't think it was a joke i mean, i actually think that what they are alleging that any powerful women in this country use sex as a means to succeed. that women could not, could not on their own merits succeed professionally in politics. it is so disgusting, but it is actually what they believe. i don't think it's a joke. >> i think donald trump thinks that there's no way that a woman could succeed could be successful, could rise to a power, to a position of power in this country without using sex and that is so far out of the mainstream that we shouldn't be shy to talk about it. >> the second thing that you referenced, he posted was again, i don't think it's a joke. i don't i don't think it was just reposted a meme. it's a q anon idea that everybody who works for joe biden who is implemented democratic policies will be arrested and locked up

when the transition happens. and there are a lot of people in the republican movement inside the maga movement who believe that should happen, who believe that democrats should be arrested? and locked up once donald trump is president. so you were talking about some unbelievably absurd extreme, and dangerous views. the idea that women cannot succeed on their own merit. the idea that if you are a democrat, you should be put in prison when donald trump is elected, it's unbelievable that this is where we is. this is where we are today. and to the extent that people think this is a joke, i don't think it is and so i don't give campaign advice publicly to commonly harris, but i think everybody he needs to treat what donald trump is posting very, very seriously you just said you don't give campaign advice. >> we appreciate your always willing to come on and speak with us on a fairly regular basis. we are excited that vice president harris and governor walz are speaking to see and then today how much more do you think they should do in terms of interviews and press

conferences and the remaining 60 plus days i mean, i think the harris campaign has been credibly accessible to the public where's donald trump? >> i mean, donald trump isn't campaigning. he's just playing golf every day. he's not showing that he wants this job. he's not showing that he's willing to engage with voters. what i see is the harris-walz campaign out there. every single day. hustling showing america that it wants to lead, that it wants to continue to transfer power from the elites back to regular people that it wants to give regular folks a chance at opportunity in this country. and donald trump just sitting back on his smartphone tweeting super dangerous and super massage in this context. well, he does nothing to show that he wants this job, so i think what the harris campaign is doing right now, which just hustling going out but they're talking to regular people holding rallies, being engaged

with the press is exactly what they should keep doing senator chris murphy from connecticut, we appreciate your time. >> thanks so much for coming on. >> rahel thank you this morning, nine people have now died from what the cdc is calling the largest listeria outbreak. >> and more than a decade it's tied to a recall of boar's head deli meats which health officials warn may still be sitting in a lot of people's refrigerators. let's bring in cnn's jacqueline howard with this now. so jacqueline, how big has this outbreak gotten yeah, we're how will like you said, this is the largest listeria outbreak since 2011. >> and so far 57 people have gotten sick. all of them were hospitalized. and this is across 18 dates and sadly, nine people have died. those deaths have been reported in new jersey, virginia, florida, tennessee, new mexico, new york, illinois, and south carolina and were held when you think about it, these are just cases that we know about. there could be many people out there who may have gotten sick, but they never saw their doctor. they were covered on their own this outbreak potentially could

be much larger than we realized. and the recalled products to look out for these are deli, meats with the established number one to 61 to inside the usda mark of inspection, many of the people who've gotten sick reported eating boar's head, ready to eat? it liverwurst products. they reported eating turkey deli meat, and think about it. we're how were in the back-to-school season. so many people may have these deli meats for their kids, school lunches for instance. so now's the time to really take a close look and make sure that some of the products in your own refrigerator are not part of this recall yeah, absolutely. and jacket, you make the point that, you know, perhaps some people may not have even known so this could be larger than we even realize. so then what should people, what symptoms should people be looking out for? >> yeah, listeria is a bacterial illness and this symptoms include fever, muscle aches. in some cases, people may experience stiff neck or seizures. so that's why it's really important, again, to

check the products that you have at home. if you do have a recalled products, throw it out because refrigeration does not kill them plus the listeria bacteria. and of course, you might want to use this time to clean out your fridge, disinfect your countertops, just do your due diligence route. >> okay. a little end of summer claiming cleaning jacqueline live for us in atlanta, jacqueline. thank you. >> john. all right. what could be better than the best baseball player on earth, soy ohtani, a dog, ended up bobblehead. cnn sports anchor andy scholes has the latest well, john, we've seen some great first pitches over the years, but i'm not sure there's been one better than shohei ohtani's dog diicot hit last night. >> so thani bringing v. gore to the ballpark because it was there bobblehead night i got them massive lines to get into secure that bobblehead, all the fans, trying to make sure they were one of the first 40,000 into those gates at dodger stadium. now come game time. it was because turn to shine. he

brought the ball from the mouth to a totty behind the place for the first hate him off five just one good dog right there. >> then no thani, he put on his show he had his 42nd home run of the season in the first inning. then he would still two bases to get him to 40 steals for the season. ohtani's looking to become the first player ever to hit 50 homers and still 50 bases in a season, the dodgers beat the orioles and now ones six to four and it chicago me while he may have had to catch of the year white sox fan down one on two on bottom of the ninth andrew von gets a hold of this one, but the rangers, travis jan calcium, who just came on as a defense of replacements skies over the wall to run we'll have the walk-off home run to take another look, jake husky reaching well into that white sox full fit into grab that one in the brutal season for the white sox just continues. they lose 103rd game, four to three. the final there and elsewhere another night, another record for katie clark's indiana star rookie draining a step back three early in the birds that was for 86th this season, the

most fire rookie in wnba history. park avenue a rough shooting night though, making just three of her 123 point attempt, but you've got this clutch bucket with a minute 27 to go to put the fever up for good. they beat the sun at four to 80 the and check this out after the game, clark getting a pic with simone biles and gabby thomas who were at the game. >> lots of greatness in that pick and biles is gearing up for her gold over america tour, which starts in about two weeks the paralympics meanwhile, kicking off in paris yesterday with the opening ceremonies exciting day for the roughly 4,400 athletes from around the world that will be competing john team usa has 225 athletes at the games there in paris, the competition's getting underway earlier this morning thanks, andy. >> i will pick it up from here and still ahead. why a ruling from the supreme court is putting president biden's student loan relief plan in limbo and a country concert grinds to a halt while singer scottie macquarie stopped mid-song, all caught on camera

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reporter katelyn polantz is with us now. what else are we learning this morning? katelyn well, john, the fbi is still trying to get a better understanding of thomas matthew crooks, the person who tried to assassinate donald trump and fired off shots at that rally in butler but one of the things that they have now is the better understanding of his mindset, leading up to that campaign event for donald trump but they haven't figured out a motive yet. >> what was revealed yesterday by the fbi is that crooks was doing internet searches in the week or so before the butler event and he had started researching campaign events, not just of donald trump, but also of joe biden, and then became fixated more on the butler event searching for things like where will trump speak from at the butler farm show, as you mentioned, butler farm show podium ballistic calculator whether butler even searching the name of the company that owned the buildings that he ultimately climbed that day to get off

some of those shots. here's a little bit more from the special agent in charge of the fbi's field office in pittsburgh. his name is kevin rojek we saw a sustained detailed effort to plan an attack on some events meaning he looked at any number of events or targets and then when this event was announced, he became hyper-focused on that specific event. and looked at as a target of opportunity so the fbi is very forthcoming about what they're learning about crooks day by day as they continue investigating, they are also releasing new photos of the gun, the backpack, and explosives the shooter had in his car at the rally yet so much still hear that the fbi hasn't we've been able to figure out there is no motive that they have identified. >> there are no coconspirators that they have seen. there is no indication they say that there was any direction or involvement of any foreign

entity. they also are seeing a mixture of political ideologies of this man internet searches or other things from both the left and the right politically and also they're trying to dispel conspiracies. the fbi saying yesterday, there was no second shooter, john, still so many questions. katelyn polantz. thank you very much. real all right. john, it has been a very busy week for special counsel jack smith. and this morning it's not letting up monday, smith sought to revive the classified documents case against former president donald trump. the very next day he filed a revised indictment and his other against trump, the election interference case. to try to keep that alive as well. now, federal judge tanya chutkan, who is overseeing that case. she wants to hear from trump's legal team and the special counsel by tomorrow on a timeline going forward, let's bring in cnn, senior legal analyst and former federal and state prosecutor, elie honig, who is here. so l.a. tomorrow's the deadlines. what exactly are we watching for? >> this is where the real fight begins or how now, earlier this

week, what jack smith did is he took his original indictment and we're talking about the dc case, the january 6 case. any pared it down. he tries to conform it with the supreme court's immunity ruling. so we took out some of the allegations, but that's not the end of the story now, the parties have to tell the judge, well, how do we go through the new indictment? and figure out what's an official act and therefore immune and out of the case. and what's an unofficial act and therefore, in the case, trump's going to say the whole thing's an official act. you should throw out the whole indictment and jack smith is going to say, all that's left in the indictment. that's all fair game. so now, judge chutkan has to go through the difficult process of sorting through and saying what's in and what's out. >> and so one, will she have the last say? and then how does she go about weighing both sides here? >> so let me take those in opposite order. here's how she's going to go about it. she has two options. one, she can do it based on the brief. she can say to each side. okay. you each have to submit a detailed brief. you tell me what parts of the case you think are or are not immune and why? she can decide just on the papers that would be a fairly bland process. there wouldn't

be anything sensational happening, but judges tend to do things that way. option b that judge chutkan has, as she could hold a hearing, it could be a sort of mini-trial. she could say. okay prosecution, we want to have a fight about mike pence's testimony. let's hear from mike pence as to what he would testify to. that of course would be a very big deal, especially if it happened before the election. as to the other part of the question, will judge chutkan have the final say? no, she will not. because the supreme court, in its immunity decision said, whatever judge chutkan decides about what's in and out trump gets to appeal that before trial, meaning it will go to the dc circuit court of appeals and maybe right back to where it all began. the supreme court, which is his right. >> and he likely will if this doesn't necessarily go that his put his team wants, let's talk about the other case, the hush money case, which was sort of barreling toward a sentencing date, is that likely going to hold just in a few weeks from now? and what's happening there? >> so we might've missed this because this played out last week while we're all rightly focused on the democratic national convention, we've all had, i've certainly had september 18 circled in red ink

on my calendar. trump's sentencing date. that might not happen though. and here's why trump made a motion to throw out that hush money conviction based on the same immunity case he said some of the evidence the prosecutors use against me had to do with my time in the white house. that should not have been used against me. therefore, judge marshawn throw out the conviction that is pending. he has not decided yet, but trump has said, if you reject that, if you keep the conviction in place, i get to appeal before sentencing. and what happened last week is a conviction appeal to convince before you sentence me and the da last week put in a filing saying we're fine either way, judge. so it's up to the judge. he may well decide that i'm going to let trump appeal before sentencing, which would mean the sentencing would be way past the election or option b for judge marshawn is he could say no. i'm going to keep sentencing on for september 18, but that day heat now is very much in question as to whether we actually will see a sentence if it's option a, that effectively means that case basically goes back to square one. >> yeah.

>> well, if judge marshawn throws the conviction out, then we're back to square zero the other even ones. not even what we're beyond one okay? the other option though this judge judge marshawn says, no, the conviction can stand. i don't find that you are immune for anything. and i'm either going to sentence you or i'm going to let you appeal this before sentencing. so either way trump has a couple of ways here to avoid beings and you can bet he probably doesn't want to be sentenced before the electoral, maybe he does. i don't know. he has a way of using these court appearance because his to his political and electoral advantage, wow, fascinating yalee, lot of moving parts. >> yeah, good to see you. sir. john. >> supreme court has turned down a request from the biden administration to put its student loan repayment plan back in play after a legal challenge brought on by republican led states, 8 million borrowers are currently enrolled supreme courts signaled that it wants the legal proceedings to play out in the lower courts before stepping in the president and ceo of visit florida, the state's tourism marketing corporation is defending its decision to remove the lgbtq

travel section from his website. saying the content of the sight must align with the state laws equity, florida, and lgbt row q rights groups said changes to the website or another example pull of how florida is making the community feel unwelcome in the state. >> a search of lgbtq on the visit florida website now returns only three results before it showed many more friendly city's businesses and restaurants country singer and american idol level on scott mccreary, making headlines after stopping his own concert to call out someone in the crowd right here, right? here as the lady you absolutely not. >> who just sit playing career was at the colorado state fair when he said he saw the incident and then called for security to get involved in a statement to kk tv, the county fair said they by the crowd control, and this is under investigation, row all right.

>> john well, former president donald trump could be in for a huge financial windfall and coming days if he can manage the cash in on his multi-billion-dollar social media fortune. but it may not be so easy to get a hold of that money. the restrictions that prevent him from selling or borrowing against his states and truth, social owner trump media are set to expire, but they aren't the only thing that could keep him from selling shares. let's bring in cnn's matt egan, who joins it's now so walk us through some of the obstacles here, matt. >> yeah, rahel, there are a lot of obstacles. look, i've been covering this trump media story for years and it has been so fascinating on so many different levels. one of the big ironies here is that trump has been sitting on this truth social multibillion dollar fortune that could help him meet some of his cash requirements, but he hasn't been able to touch it, right. because like deals, other deals like this, there are are these lock-up restrictions, right? that prevent insiders from selling right away. now, those restrictions are set to lift. and the next few weeks, if the stock price stays above $12,

it'll lift as soon as september 20, if not, it'll still live by september 25. and at that point, trump can really do whatever he wants in theory, he could sell this to pay legal bills. he could fund his presidential campaign. he could buy a sports team, whatever he wants. of course, practically as you know, rahel, it's always hard for major, major shareholders to quickly dump their stock and it's even harder in this case, right? i mean, how would that look? trump is not just the dominant shareholder. he is the popular user on the only product truth social's. he is the face. i mean the ticker symbol is djt. that's why nyu professor michael ohlrogge told me that it would be all but impossible. for trump to liquidauidate his whole stake or even just a third of it without completely tanking the stock price, it would create a crisis of confidence and look, these stock price is already tanking. it fell another 4% yesterday,

briefly dropping below $20 a share for the first time since this deal closed those in the spring. and it's now down 70 from late march. that's the selloff that has accelerated as vice president harris has gained in the polls. as this lock-up restriction, lifting looms, and also as these concerns about whether or not this company is dramatically overvalued ten, temu. and now his stake in the company, it was worth 6 billion in may. it's now down to 2.3 billion. still a lot of money, but a lot less than it was one last point here is even though it's gonna be hard for trump to sell a major part of his stake here. there is another way he could tap this fortune. he could borrow against the value of those shares if of course he can find someone a bank or a wealthy individual, or some other entity to lend to him? >> yeah, that's a big ask let me ask one share, one company that has a very different type of story is nvidia. those shares are up. i want to se

120% over the last 12 months. they just reported earnings, walk us through this. >> yeah. ever held the bar was set incredibly high here, right? this is a stock up 3,000% in five years. the stock is down after reporting results about 3% premarket, not down dramatically it, was always going to be almost impossible to meet these expectations. but by all accounts, nvidia is still growing at warp speed. revenue more than doubled over the past year to a record 30 billion. >> profits, almost triple, right? >> and that is insane growth. when you zoom out you put those profits into context. this is incredible growth are up 25 times over the past two years profits, right? mean that's unheard of something that we really have never seen before. it's all because this is company's computer chips are powering the a.i revolution. they'd been compared to the modern day oil and gold because there's so much demand if there's one blemish here,

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