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that happens on monday and it threw the gun charges 20 years prison. the president has nothing wrong. here's the react earlier this week. >> the president at first love their son. son be able to get back on his feet. >> we caught a glimpse of hunter he hitched a both president biden and his son attended mass together on the anniversary of his older son. his widow that hunter later dated and throwing that revolver into the trashcan that sparked the case hundred miti was on drugs at the time and showing lately to have the case thrown out that saying hunter has asserted in this case he is

being selectively prosecuted by counsel making prosecutorial decisions for political reasons and the special counsel making those decisions is not independent from the attorney general appointed by his father or the executive branch headed by his father this will not affect the outcome of the general election this fall. >> is much as hunter biden and says they are innocent he is one of the most disliked people in america. posting a three / one negative rating. i don't think this trial have a big impact on politics affecting the president personally more than anything else. >> and again the trial for the president son gets underway monday in wilmington. >> thank you lucas. let's go to mercedes : who can play out the next steps the one that everyone is paying attention to is that july 11 sentencing event. play that out. >> a lot can happen.

is always wonderful to start my day with you the big issue everyone is questioning whether or not donald trump will be sentenced to some prison time. 34 felonies it is at the discretion of the judge whether or not there will be incarceration. as the defense attorney you can never guarantee to your client once they are convicted they won't have jail time. let's unpack that. donald trump is the first time offender. no criminal history. there has to be a probation report he has to undergo just like all other defendants convicted. he will speak to a probation officer that will set forth and then a big unknown is ultimately will decide what his recommendation will be. he was asked by reporters last week whether he will recommend incarceration we have to see what the recommendation will be.

but talking about the judge who has expressed a lot of frustration against president trump there were 10 warnings and 10 sanctions for his conduct and also president trump was angry with the conviction not showing any remorse he believes he is innocent and targeted all of that will come into play generally speaking when defendants are convicted of a crime if they fall on the sword and beg for forgiveness and express just express remorse the judge may show leniency but none of that has taken place. so what to do if there will be incarceration cracks and frankly under the circumstances, think what it would be like if incarceration is imposed which may be very unlikely but if it is how you put a former president and the confines in prison? t6 to that point i know you don't like the politics of this but democrats have said whatever you do don't thrown in prison

because that will only help his odds of winning the election on november 5th. the judge is supposed to be behind that and critics say it isn't but i am curious whether a judge would consider the implications as a front runner for the white house plex why risk doing something like that? >> i am an insider i've a lot of belief in the judicial system. i believe judges will take politics out the window. this is me as a true believer having done this for so many years. neil: when did you wake up? kidding. [laughter] hope rings eternal. >> you have to. but at the end of the day i don't think politics will play into it. there could be some logistical issues the judge may consider and if he will impose

incarceration it will be house arrest. as a former president he has security detail how can you put a former president in prison? imagine the logistics everything that can certainly be an implication for the judge. something for him to consider it could be the logistical nightmare putting the former president in jail. that doesn't mean that will stop him from doing so but a creative way to do a house arrest. t15 keep that confidence as well. thank you very much. >> always a pleasure. >> and so the daniel, political reporter play out the possibility of the former president spending some time in jail. it seems unfathomable even from the political side that it would only help the president.

what do you think? >> i definitely agree. he now calls himself a political prisoner. he hasn't been sentenced to any jail time or spent any real time in prison, but he can use that as rocket fuel to his supporters to raise more money from it. so democrats are really hoping that the judge may be sentences them to community service and maybe in a few years the media would be watching him clean up garbage on the street from new york. neil: each one places through their politics and there's money coming into the trump campaign. and they are looking at raising 150 million off of this since the guilty verdict is coming down. is that a reflection of more support within the party or coming from outside the party? sat is crucial because a lot of people feel that once you are

stuck with the stigma of conviction that things change. it's not such an easy walk back to the white house. >> if you look at the last few states we have talked about, 20 percent of some voters in pennsylvania, republican voters were voting for nikki haley during this time of the trial. they will not be happy with a felony conviction. everyone has to look at them in the mere do we want a felon in the oval office? they may say i don't think this was the strongest case. maybe political persecution. but that's why we have a jury system for 12 regular people to decide and look at the evidence fairly. so in terms of negotiation with foreign leaders people may not want a convicted felon on one side and vladimir putin on the

other. neil: it's interesting the way you framed that. a lot of people look at this and say they don't get into these details or draw a distinction between someone being indicted or very different court cases that are likely to be adjudicated. they know this is a president who has the goal run-ins with the other party and they may see this as the other party piling on and not draw a distinction if convicted on anything? >> if he was acquitted i'm sure he would be saying this totally proved i was innocent. neil: good point. >> 10 percent of republicans are in and a poll saying he would not vote for trump because of this. lot of the support has been younger voters, voters of color who is not been on the trump trains and stay number one. they say -- -- they see a

conviction like this and say this gives me second thoughts. some young voters were not paying attention to the news during the trump administration so this gives them a fresh taste of chaos they may see if trump was reelected in november. neil: how does this sort out? does it? >> i think the debate is important. was interesting to me is some democrats think the biden campaign is making a mistake by not playing up the conviction as much as they could be. whether that features campaign ads, convicted felon donald trump in every add. if they don't, and they still lose democrats will say this may have made a difference. neil: thank you so much. from "politico" brilliant. in the meantime we are looking at the launch of the rocket not

far from that is the atlantic ocean. florida is looking at a very busy hurricane season. looking at more than two dozen named storms and half of those could be category three or higher. that looks ominous as the warm ocean waters that will feed that. after this.

this southern us not towards the north part of the us. but we are probably not going to see the storms off sure that we saw last year we had a very active season coming probably some more storms impacting the us. you make preparations now.

when the storm is coming ask you with the resources and have the evacuation plan and all that the things do it now. >> not only knew storms but severe storms. there is no way to say it. >> i don't do that. there is no way we don't have an active season that has us impacts from the storms and there is a lot of people that live along the coast. so you may be new to this and not know what it means. you need to know your evacuation route know who to talk to to get the right information for your local area. make a plan of where you will go. you need to do this with the storm coming at you within a few

days the resources get them all you need them while it's easier to get into not fighting with everybody else for the stuff. neil: very good point that you are bumming us out. all wise words. thank you. he is the best at what he does. in the meantime fox weather is your hurricane headquarters all season long. it will be busy and active. and you can use #hurricane headquarters or hq to join in the conversation. looking at the fellow human beings. after the near miss incident at american airlines this past weekend.

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neil: now having a plan to do with the incidence you have heard so much about. >> boeing has admitted the much-anticipated safety plan to the faa this past thursday to review it more importantly boeing has been getting hammered since january with a door plug

blowing off a brand-new 737 max nine shortly after takeoff. the ntsb says the four bolts to keep the door on were missing. whistleblowers were testifying on capitol hill saying boeing has a number of safety problems and a culture that punishes people for speaking up about them. boeing has denied that. nonetheless the company acknowledges and needs to do a better job to clean up problems to regain the public was confidence. with one or two weeks of training for new hires to give a mentor when they hit the production floor. current workers given proficiency assessment also cutting back on traveled work which is work left undone by a supplier then done out of sequence during final assembly. that's what happened with the door plug fiasco. the head of the faa says it's

just a start. >> we -underscore they must follow through with corrective actions and transform the safety culture. this is a guide for a new way for boeing to do business. >> whitaker also said the faa was not close to being ready to lift the production cap on the 737 max line. set up 38 per month slowing production down for a lot of reasons trying to be too cozy over the years is looking for real and sustained progress on quality and safety and boeing for his part once the same th thing. neil: thank you earlier there was this incident. >> . >> go around. >> we cannot go around we're already on the ground. >> .

>> that was a close call and averted at just the last second. it does raise questions when the flying public hears about this. what is going on? we hear more of these type of events and remind us they are still a rarity? the former faa safety team member and a good pilot. should people worry? >> good morning. the faa does a phenomenal job at oversight we had the safest year in aviation history the past year. the simple answer is don't worry about it. when you get on an airplane he will be safe. a lot of this is over magnified by a social media and digital media all around the world. when i log onto my laptop every morning but we are blowing everything out of proportion.

neil: when you say out of proportion in the past to be not just hear about it? but we know it's still happening. >> that's right. i'm not talking about the big events like doors blowing out and super close calls but the go around, near misses happen. they are not as dramatic as the media makes them out to be. they happen quite frequently. but these controllers are under stress and overworked. they are still trying to catch up from covid. as far as boeing goes, it is a complicated task. and one of boeing's manufacturing places in seattle they have 30000 employees and that is just one facility.

and it is a difficult task for the current ceo in the future ceo to make boeing the way it used to be. neil: we get incidents involving boeing jetliners there are not many other choices for folks. so we don't have nearly as many aerospace giants as we use to. >> there are emerging players. >> but in fairness to airbus or others they stepped up not only during the pandemic but right now we are not seen the problems with other manufacturers. what i would like to say and obviously not to divulge any trade secrets, i would like to

see a consortium around multiple aircraft manufacturers, possibly possibly the faa could take this under their wing where they could share practices of what they are doing right in the manufacturing and assembly process and pull that information together to make the industry safer. that would be complex to do and hard to get everybody on board but all the manufacturers don't want airplanes to crash. airbus is not happy what is happening with boeing. everybody once a safe industry. neil: thank you very much. just a step back but then you have to put into perspective. so that so they go back to. >> some sad news to pass along we have learned michelle obama's

mother has died at 86. following the news michelle obama released a statement, my mom mary robinson was my rock for whatever i needed, the same steady backstop for the entire family. she passed away today. you might recall she moved in with michelle and barack obama when they came to the white house. she was a constant for the girls when they were little at the time. and as they became young women and was always there on their behalf. michelle and barack obama said without her that would have made life in the white house more difficult. she relished her role as grandmother. although she enforced whatever household rules we set for bedtime, she made it very clear coming from barack obama she cited with her grandkids and thinking that their parents were too strict. she is gone at 86.

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>> i think ukraine needs to get whatever help it can get in defending itself. i think nato has urged we allow those strikes. france, germany, great britain, canada, most of our allies. i think it is important for the united states to provide a

unified approach that allows ukrainians to strike at the targets. >> the us effort led by president biden. i believe the french have followed suit to allow ukraine to use their respective weapons. even if they are targeting sites within russia. jennifer griffin has more. >> a significant development in the war in ukraine. president biden has signed off of weapons by the ukrainians. for the first time the present has lifted his own restrictions so that the ukrainian military can strike targets inside russia to protect ukraine second-largest city from the ongoing russian assaults. senior us officials say this is a limited policy shift and does not include permission to use

long-range artillery with a 200-mile range to strike inside russian territory. in march the pentagon quietly delivered the attacks to the first time to ukraine while this supplemental weapons was held up in congress. a two day nato meeting in prague the secretary stapling can warned of russian attempts to put discord into democracy with misinformation and hinted us policy will adjust to help ukraine stop russia's advances. >> the stakes could not be higher. going forward they will continue to do what we are doing is necessary adapt and adjust. >> russia began launching relentless attacks using cruise missiles, drones and ballistic missiles on may 10. on may 13 a secure videoconference took place with defense secretary austin the chairman of the joint chiefs and ukrainian counterparts.

ukrainians requested during the call permission to use us provided weapon systems across the border against russia positions in the region. the president signed off this week and it says confirms the use five russia ballistic missiles of north korea voters of debris from ballistic missiles fired at ukrainian targets including a january 2nd attack were from north korean short-range missiles. ukrainians president zelensky praise president biden's decision is a step forward without more freedom to strike forces at their bases across the border. the more ukrainian cities could fall the generals warned. neil: thank you very much. joining us on the phone retired former centcom commander. general, what you make of the move that only the united states

but france and germany and others are allowing this? >> thank you. it's great to be with you. it's an indication just how serious the nato allies in the united states take this threat from russia as it continues to throw out attacks on ukraine. of course they make good use the last couple of years. it's on the offensive. and then to provide ukraine the support it needs to prevail. neil: can it prevail? russia has indeed turned the tide. will this make a difference? >> momentum changes in combat and conflict. you could for a period of time to lose it very quickly. it's important for ukraine to prevail and with united states

and west to provide the capabilities. so when they can do it or not we will wait and see but if we don't provide all the tools and capabilities they require. neil: maybe because i'm too money centric i always think how vladimir putin has recouped all of the stuff he lost since the start of the war. richer than he is ever been. revenues coming in like never before. he seems to be back in the catbird seat. >> that's very clear. they made very good use of this time to ramp up production capabilities. they are producing more artillery rounds. more than the united states and the rest of the countries provided as an example. they have deep industrial capacities. and more manpower than ukraine does and they are pulling on

that. they have made good use of this and they have undertaken efforts to direct the serious mistakes they made in the opening months of this for. neil: we heard a lot of confusion and tension with the ukrainian leadership even with president zelensky. is this surprising? it is a little disconcerting. >> i don't have good first-hand knowledge of that. but there is a lot of pressure on the ukrainian government. as they tried to address the search from russia they are putting extraordinary pressure on them. their citizens continue to deal with strikes across the country and seek challenges.

that would lead to a lot of stress and tension in the system that will require the best leadership qualities of the president and ukrainian military to work through this. no doubt that is part of it. but that's to be expected for a campaign that is now well into almost the 30 or. neil: thank you. much more thanks to your service to this country. to say that is an understatement. former us centcom commander. the cape canaveral space force station this is the scene where they are locking up the capsule getting ready for launch. going for the first launch of nasa astronauts above the starliner aircraft human beings were on board but it was

scrapped with helium leak and a valve issue but they have since corrected. they retrofitted and made changes to the aircraft because they discovered other things. is set to go for a 12:30 p.m. launch from cape canaveral. if you are in that neck of the woods of the space coast between all of the other rocket launches you have seen from space x, dragon flights and others, it has been busy sometimes you can see a launch every other night. i may be exaggerating but more common than it used to be. but this is from where we use to launch mercury gemini and apollo space shuttle. now starliner is adding to the illustrious history hoping to get these two astronauts into space today. more options to shuttle astronauts to and from the iss. gone are the days we had to hitch a ride with the russians. not now.

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neil: we have been getting this nasa feed watching the starliner launch. it looks like there at the finishing touches to go through with the 12:25 p.m. launch from cape canaveral. what is the latest? >> and armchair astronaut 12:25 p.m. eastern is when the launch is scheduled to take place so far things are looking good both astronauts are retired navy pilots spending eight days in space testifying the boeing aircraft. boeing is launching atlas five

rocket made by a separate company. the united launch alliance were you l.a. >> they have launch something to every planet in the solar system. it is a pretty awesome rocket. >> this will be the 100th launch of the atlas. and we are excited to be ul a first self loader. >> great sense of humor with is astronaut team. facing multiple delays after engineers found potential weaknesses in the spacecraft parachute landing system and a fire hazard of insulation tape used to wrap the electrical wiring in the space capsule. repairing those but then faulty valve on the ul a rocket led to

a scrub engineers detected a very small but difficult to repair helium leak in the starliner propulsion system. boeing and nasa officials study the problem and ultimately decided they can press ahead with the mission without compromising astronaut safety. >> we really think we can manage the elite by managing it before the launch and if it got bigger in-flight we can manage it and we can handle leak 100 times worse than this. >> looking at the launch clock behind me, looking at 36 minutes until lift off. neil: fingers crossed. thank you jonathan. coming from cape canaveral. judge judy has a ralph kramden to say go to the moon. they don't belong on earth. so when it comes to the workforce in general the judge says they are no good. we will explain after this.

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>> a bunch of kids entering the workforce that say i don't like to work past 4:00 o'clock. if you want to be successful in what you do you have to be first in the morning, close up shop. somebody will notice that. neil: judge judy says gen z is not appreciating that. that age group 12 through 27 that is the most unreliable workforce on the planet. i don't know if my next guest agrees. joining us an extraordinary

millennial. more time to reflect. is that generation worthless? >> i don't think it's worthless but gen z grew up as a first digitally native generation and we are used to information fast and work and getting back to people within seconds are we worthless? snow. but do we have our work cut out for us in terms of traditional workforce? absolutely. neil: you are know boomer so what do you think of the back and forth if the group is up to the job? >> i think it is our own fault they may not be we are letting them graduate with a minor and taylor swift and pay off all their loans this generation is expecting to have three jobs they want gluten-free options

and then they get mad if they can't sit where they work. productivity. neil: you are sensitive don't like people telling you what to do but i have heard various generations targeted for that but how do you feel you are unfairly targeted? >> i think part of the issue is in communication. as i mentioned before young kids specifically gen z is known as a loneliest generation. struggling with communication with their peers and just expect them to fit in normally without any problems at work that is the disconnect and we have to take better care of young people's mental health and the older people need to communicate maybe is a new were ways and teach

younger people how to communicate in older ways. neil: that sounds like you not doing your job. [laughter] >> i guess we are used to writing e-mails and they are responding in them og's which is good off of the worksite. but you don't want to do multimillion deals approved with a thumbs up so there is a disconnect and there is a middle ground but there is a divide for sure. neil: you are not boomers yourselves but you're trying. thank you very much. not to make light of it we are focusing on this. watching these astronauts take off in 25 minutes. but they are ready.

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