on earth. exactly. and i've got one request because it was always my dream as a kid to maybe be a basketball player. i always wanted you to say, throw it down, big fella. throw it down, big man. one time. throw it down. there we go, bill walton. bill walton was 71 years old. if heaven exists, walton and coach wooden are having a fascinating conversation right now, and bill walton is throwing it >> five want to say this was raked just because they don't

like the party. >> shannon: how was this verdict playing with voters? >> thank at the complete failure of our justice system. >> i think it shows our system of justice works. >> and what's up for our president convicted of a crime. will tie with the appeal and the possibility of jail time. and get reaction from the biden surrogate and to trump allies. mike johnson and senator tim scott. plus, what will the verdict mean for the down ballot races come november. >> will you tell your candidates to talk about this? >> they need to be prepared and they all agree this has been a sham chalk -- trial. >> reporter: there's an exclusive from montana with the republican group trying to flood control the senate and on why chief justice roberts declined an invitation to meet with the democrats over the flag controversy. the world leaders marking

many years. >> argue be the most important day in the last century. not just for the united states buffer western civilization. >> all this week on fox news sunday. ♪ >> hello from what -- fox news in washington. donald trump raising tens of millions of dollars in new notations and planning to overturn his carnal conviction as they have other state and federal cases, none of them likely to be resolved before the november election. he speaking out an exclusive interview with fox and friends on the fox news channel. >> i did absolutely nothing wrong. thank of it. i hate what they say bookkeeping this and that. it's not. it's called expense, i say the word expense. legal expense. i pay a lawyer, he wasn't a fixer, a bookkeeper without ever speaking to me because they did

the right thing had been with me for years smart summon's legal expenses. and paid a legal expense and it's marked down as a legal expense. they say that's the fraud. >> a moment the house speaker mike johnson will join us with reaction to the verdict and to news the president is expected to announce executive action on the board by tuesday. buffers what is nice for president trump and his legal team is hunter biden's federal gun trial is also said to kick off on monday. let's break down with george washington, university law professor. also debbie assistant attorney general foods to meeting you here. [ laughter ] >> we are back together talk about what has happened and what is still to come. let's start with this, sentencing comes july 11th and they asked the question could chime go to prison? in deciding the sentence the judge may weigh the underlying seriousness of the charges as well as trump's decision to go to trial rather than accept responsibility by pleading guilty.

johnathon, you and i spent a lot of time in this courthouse watching this play out. with anything surprise you? >> know, after watching him in court quite frankly i would say that the very concept of jail for seven like this would be otherworldly and ridiculous. after watching the court room i say i have some doubts in my mind but it would go against the overwhelming weight of the past cases. you have a nonviolent offence by a first offender, old yulia defendant i would be very surprised what there is a menu of other options from communion service to home confinement. in my view, and dismissals about most judged to be thinking about which is basically go out and send no more type of warning. you're still under supervision. then you get really tough. if you desk it was something that's like commuting service and confining him to trump

tower. i think trump could get a suspension pending appeal from a higher court and that might weigh into the calculation. >> rbc that's coming probably saw the best bright spots for the trump legal team on that front. stormy daniels testimony and the vagueness of the underlying crime and the fact the defence expert witness was not allowed early severely limited in what he would be able to say and the issue the presidential immunity which we are all waiting on that for the supreme court, what do you think is the best option on appeal? >> i think they have another up -- number of options at their disposal. i think challenging this notion that the da took this collection of business fraud misdemeanours and did legal alchemy and put it in a pot and add election fraud and presto they have 34 felonies. they were instructed along those lines didn't clearly they had trouble grappling with the instructions and asked the judge to read the instructions back to

them. i suspect the trump legal team will come up pretty hard on the idea that there was on the underlying predicate that was sufficient for this misdemeanour to a felony. i think they also have arguments on the exclusion of the bolt of there testimony in the trump legal team was saying look the jury needed to be able to understand the ins and outs in order to decide this case and the judge prevented us from putting on the testimony the jury needed to hear. >> hindsight is 2020, how the prosecution did, what the defence did. they say this under how trump team blewett this is a guest essay, an opinion piece but they wrote and said and said telling a simple story his defence was a haphazard cacophony of denials and personal attacks and failed to focus the jury on the weaknesses in the prosecution's case and try to fight everyone and everyone even when they gained little by doing so. your response to that? >> there's always that monday morning with the members of the defence team they felt they did the best they could, and quite

frankly, you could be clarence darrow and loss this case i was hoping for a hung jury. i've viewed this and wants the instructions come out that it's almost guarantee for the conviction, there was not a lot of room there. this is why i tell people you shouldn't blame the jury necessarily the instructions were really a poison pill instruction. the left very little room for the jury they were told over and over again in the judge said nothing as a prosecutor said there was election violations in this case and they were ordered by trump in the defence objected to those. and the judge just overruled everyone of those. so what they heard in that courtroom, it's not too surprising in terms of a conviction. but did create this target rich environment for appeal. but the appeal is likely to play out after the election. most americans weird as divided as we are politically.

many this was a political prosecution. in my view we haven't had this type of political immunization of the colonel justice system since john adams. it's been an awakening for many people looking at this and saying maybe this is where our rages taking a semi look again at what we are becoming this will be the new norm. >> yes, and we are going to talk to the show today for republicans to respond in kind. to do what they accuse democrats of doing. wishes using the legal system for this purpose and we will discuss of this -- this is the best strategy. i want to make sure we had on the hunter biden case because this gun case, lesser last-minute deals, that goes to trial starting tomorrow which are a selection in a toggle what they would like to include as evidence and they say this. the defendants laptop, israel, it will be introduced as a trial exhibit and it contains significant evidence of the defendant's guilt.

more evident on his laptop is corroborated by independent sources including witnesses and also by the defendant's own admissions in his book. this is a legal and political heading for the biden family. >> for sure. this child will be fascinating to watch play out. the justice department saying that hunter biden light on these forms he filled that when he went to buy a firearm. and what they will use to prove their case is his own testimony in his own book where he time and how he was struggling with addiction and they will be calling people very close to him, his friends and family who will also testified that he was addicted to controlled substances at the time he filled out this form and when he possessed the firearm. i've seen the defence's arguments and i don't find the very persuasive. i think they will argue even though he was addicted maybe he didn't know he was addicted or maybe he was dating on monday but it ended by tuesday when he bought the gun, i'll find a persuasive but it will be fascinating seen the justice department move forward this prosecution next week. >> so much we have heard as the

campaign will play out in courtrooms and not necessarily the campaign trail so we'll watch this one and pick your brains again. appreciate your time. we turn out to the middle east amid cautious hopes that the is right proposed cease-fire plane could finally get the hostages still holding gaza home to their loved ones. they are on the ground in tel aviv with the very latest on negotiations as that clock is taking. tray? >> good morning we are looking at the mott -- he's out of the middle east with the possible cease-fire between israel and hamas. friday president biden laid out a plan for a proposal that if excepted would be implemented in three stages. the first stage with see a six-week pause in the fighting with israeli troops withdrawing from major cities along with an exchange of female and wounded is really hostages and for palestinian prisoners. the next lead to the cease-fire in the release of all the

remaining hostages then finally a third stage would involve a major reconstruction effort for gaza and the release of dead israelis being held by hamas. the negotiators relate all the details of the plan to hamas and in a statement to fox news fox news said is long resistance movement positively views what was included in the speech of the u.s. president joe biden. the president urged the hardliners to accept the agreement and bring an end to the war. there is growing anticipation about the fate of this proposal understanding it as a last ditch effort amid failed diplomatic efforts. back to you shannon. >> thank you so much tray. join me to speak what this much more speaker of the house mr speaker, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> haitian, great to be with you is always. >> the start of the middle east. you try to get the link to the floor that deals with the icc and then the international bodies condemning israel or the prime minister and in their case

asking for arrest warrants is seen at the white house was interested in doing something that would push back on the icc and now it seems they have changed course and that's not the case. house foreign affairs committee says you want something they can become law. we're not really interested in a messaging bill and it sounds like there is bipartisan agreement and doing something to push back on the icc with this they know we are getting for the white house what could you pass that you think the president might sign? >> we hope to determine that by this afternoon with the negotiations on going the democrat colleagues we are brute -- working very hard as indicated. we don't want this to just be a political exercise we think it's important for republicans and democrats to stand together and send a message to the international community that the abuse of the international come to court, the icc, cannot be allowed to go forward in the idea that president biden would backtrack on this and he would disagree with us i wish to impose sanctions on the icc officials and they are

threatening to arrest the prime minister of israel and the defence minister of israel for survival that to us is unconscionable so i hope the white house sees the light on this we had to do this and we have to do it next week and my intention is to bring the legislation if we have to do it the republicans only then we will. stanley i hope the democrats will come along with us. >> any did get them to come along with his invitation to come speak and address congress. you did get chuck schumer and the others to join when it felt like they might not at one. but not everyone is excited including the democrat or independent senator bernie sanders he says its a very sad day for our country that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been invited by leaders from both parties to address the joint meeting of the u.s. congress. netenyahu, he calls about war criminal and says he will not attend. he doesn't afflict statement say issue has a right to defend itself and not to kill tens of thousands of civilians and destroy universities, hospitals,

homes. how do you respond to his characterization? >> he is parroting the talking points of hamas and the group in iran. of that society wants to choose so be it. they're standing with the most important allies in the middle east at this most desperate time. bernie sanders has chosen aside and i hope our other colleagues in the democrat party will stand up and do the right thing. we're desperately needed and israel distally needs it. i spoke to prime minister trudeau netenyahu as recently as wednesday and he is deeply concerned. we gave the offer when i said the draft a letter, the joint letter back in mid march 2 chuck schumer took him quite some time to agree but we finally have gotten it. netenyahu is anxious to come and

address us and it scheduled in the coming weeks. >> i want to get to the trump verdict they have been pushing him to do -- you been pushing for him to do out a long time. >> naheed trenin desperately show the american people that he wants to address the issue that he himself created and they took it over the course of the last -- of the last three and a half years. president biden took office and they did it intentionally. and the he had catastrophic events and now he wants to issue some sort of executive order to show he really does care what the issue.

i've been in the hundred 17 cities the first question that comes up almost in every public forum is what about the open border and why would president biden allow it? he did more than allow it, he engineered it and everyone knows that. >> we will's see what he spins out as early as tuesday of this week i want to ask you about the verdict you think it's a travesty as many people do and i think having watched the trial there is many grounds for the trope to use an appeal. there's those out there that say they need to turn around and do the same thing. republicans have to bring charges against the democratic officers, even presidents only retaliation in kind can reduce the deterrence necessary to enforce the political version of mutual assured destruction the other piece with how high the temperature is says this we have to ease up and stop enjoying our

hate so much. are you worried republicans will be accused of doing the exact something with using this for political purposes if you follow his advice? >> here's what i believe. where the rule of law party. chaos is not a conservative value and we have to fight back and we will with everything in our arsenal. but we do this in the confines of the rule of law. we believe in our institutions and we are conservatives and we are trying to conserve the greatest country in the history of the world and this is an important part of that our system of justice is important. what we will do with our tools and congress on the house is we have our oversight responsibility. you saw our judiciary chairman issue requests for the da in manhattan in the lead prosecutor. showing up for hearing june 13th and with the weaponization and that's what they have done with the purpose of the hearing it is to

investigate what the prosecutors are doing at the state and federal level to use politics. political retribution in the court system with the political opponents and federal officials like donald trump. it's a really important thing for us to delve into and we will look at social council jack smith who we believe is abusing his authority as well we have that mechanisms to try and get control of this. we will be doing this within the confines of our jurisdiction. i think this can have the desired effect until the people we are not going to tolerate this. people are losing their faith in our system of justice and that's a serious threat. >> we i want to ask you about something that might need clarification, on friday you said you think the supreme court should step and then you said i think the justice on the court i know many personally and i think they are deeply concerned. one of your critics out there, so one who covers the court with me mark joseph stern wrote this he says fascinating to hear the gop speaker the house admit to

having private conversations with multiple justices who expressed concern to him about trump's conviction. i'm sure the justices will recuse from any eventual appeal to be on a case they have prejudged. i didn't thank you meant that specific conversation but i want to give you a chance to clarify. >> no, thank you. of course i haven't had conversations with the justice isn't just another character and personality and what they have set in the past. they are deeply concerned as we are about mounting -- maintaining our system of justice. you walk into the supreme court building you and i know chiseled on the marble equal justice under law. we're concerned about maintaining this idea, we all are. it's a necessary ingredient for constitutional public and that's what i was referring to. i think they are concerned about using courtrooms for politics. we all are. we all should be. that's about was referring to and i think in there heart of hearts they are concerned about it just like we are. >> we will see the trump team takes a more expedited wrote to get to the justices and see how

it plays out. thank you for your time! >> thank you shanna, appreciate you. >> we'll bring in the biden supporter and trump supporter to talk polls, campaigns, and shifting political positions were both candidates next. ♪

>> the good news is i think we have set a record beyond all records for fundraising. >> reporter: president trump from an exclusive interview with marx and friends how the guilty verdict against him in the hush money trial has led to a flood of new contributions into the tens of millions to his presidential election campaign. someone campaigning with them joining us now. tim scott, welcome back senator!

>> thank you very much, you mean shannon. >> let's talk about this. the republicans been on this is it will motivate your base angry voters and motivated voters they are angry about this verdict. political -- political as this that president trump cannot beat -- beat president biden with the play? motivated scam and trump's only path to victory is a coalition that includes many republicans and independents who find him deplorable but think a second bite in turn would be even more so. what is the plan from president trump to reach out to people who might not love him at this point maybe nikki haley voters, independents and others who or sceptics other then the grievances what about campaigning a policy and reaching out to those folks directly? >> there is no doubt the verdict has actually unified our party. without any question we see people comment -- calling and saying i the bandwagon now.

i've seen this two-tier justice system working against the president of the united states, it could work against me to. i've seen donors who have been on the sidelines this entire process now jumping in and why the reasons why we saw more than $50 million raised in 24 hours. but you are a hundred percent right. the issues that will drive the results of this november 5th election will be can donald trump close the southern border and the answer is, he already has close the southern border. can you bring inflation down under 2 percent? the answer is it was 1.4 percent when he left office. and he create jobs for the poorest americans? the good news is he crated more than 7 million jobs with the highest percentage going to women, african-americans, hispanics, and asians. we know about four years under donald trump's we had low unemployment, low inflation, high enthusiasm, law and order in our street we had the exact

opposite under joe biden with an incredibly crushing inflation leading to high interest rates crime in the poorest communities devastating it. single mothers like the one he raised me, i have had the greatest invasion in american history across our southern border left wide open and unsafe because joe biden on day one started unraveling border security put in place by donald trump. >> you heard that he might possibly be reinstituted some of that this week. given the reality of what's happening there. you sound like somebody who would be campaigning with the president potentially on the ticket. the betting websites all have you in the number-one slot potentially being vp going back and forth this week. one of the issues where it seems there might be a split between you and president trump is this issue of abortion. back when you're campaigning in iowa when you're running for the nomination name check him and others who you thought would not set a limit some type of federal

ban. trump is now said you will not sign a federal ban and this is to be left to the states. mike pence said this when the news came out he said president trump's retreat on the right to life is a slap in the face the millions of pro-life americans who voted for him. a majoty of americanlong to see minimum national protections for the unborn and federal law but today too many republican politicians are all too ready to wash their hands of the battle for life. i know you are passionate about this and we have talked with the fact that there is states that do not have a limit on abortion up to a due date. are you willing to concede that position or would you fight to push president trump if you are his vice president for the federal ban i know you care so much about? >> you are a hundred percent right. the democrats and republicans are all pro-life honestly. and they have already voted to allow for abortions up until the day of birth. but it goes beyond that.

the former governor of virginia says perhaps even infanticide is okay. i find that immoral without question. the supreme court has already wrote -- ruled this is a state issue. president trump and the speaker have both said that this will remain states issue and it is consistent with the supreme court, we must make sure we allow the american people to see the extreme position of insanity on the left in the state rate issue on the right. >> but knowing you feel this so extreme, wouldn't you want to at least have a conversation? would you think president trump, who respects you, would listen to you on this issue if you're going to say there is states out there that have no limit whatsoever? you are saying that they have a terrible position but if they do, wouldn't you want to limit it in some way? >> i can just tell you the voters focus.

they ran for president in the voters said not now. they want president trump leading the party they have been embracing his position on the state position of letting communities decide the issue of abortion and that's a subtle issue for our party and frankly it's one that takes the issue off the table for the democrat to the most extreme position. >> come back and let us know it's always good to see you. >> yes, ma'am. >> the congressman welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you, always good to be on. >> they said after this new round of tools that they are in full blown freak out mode over president biden with a pervasive sense of fear has settled in at the highest levels of the democratic party over his reelection prospects even among officeholders and strategist that previously had confidence about the coming battle with

donald trump. are you on the democrats freaking out? >> the last 20 years they are always are always very close they usually are deciding a few percents in a few states and this is a very close election. i think this will democrats recognize it's a hard-fought battle and we need to have a better economic vision and showing what we do to improve people's lives. >> on theconomic front let me read you a highly -- headline from yesterday. it's a trump is not the reason biden is down in the polls inflation is in the ad what is killing president biden's experience by every voter every day things cost too much. one democratic strategist who has worked on presidential campaign said this, if the frame of this race is what was better, the three and a half years under biden or four years under trump we lose every day the week and twice on sunday. i bet you think that he is

pulitzer peel shows us the economic reality for people at home it swing them in his direction. >> at all think the frame is who did a better job of the past it's going to be who did a better job in the future? prices are high. they are high for eggs, milk, for gas. the question is who will make a difference on that? president biden has an actual plan to reduce the childcare costs and reduce housing costs and take on the concentration of the large grocery stores to reduce the price of eggs and milk in the question is what is president trump's plan? what will he do to lower inflation that should be the argument. >> it was one point for under him. and we know it's what -- spy two 9% relatively historic highs so biden has fought to get this back down and there is a web up -- but people are so looking at the grocery bills now compared to three and a half years ago and there higher and that seems

to be something that isn't getting fully fleshed out. people were the next time they fill their car up or get groceries, you know, they are not seeing they are seeing through a half years versus the previous four. >> it was lower before covid, waycobah happened and covid started to rise and continue to rise over president biden. there is bipartisan spending and much of the good that led to the bag scenes that led to america having the record lowest unemployment in the world. that led to america having the best recovery from inflation in the western world. so the question now is how do we get inflation down and what do you do with housing and childcare on taking home monopolies they have a clear vision and i think it what i would love to see is what will he do in the future? how will he get the prices down? >> i would thank you want to

take credit for the vaccine getting down on his watch and operation warp speed but you spend the weekend with a lot of big tech folks and some have been quietly and some are openly talking about throwing support and money over to president trump or possible third parties and he says this election cycle the republicans had to go into witness protection to support trump now and influential cohort or getting ready to write checks for 45. also the tech investor says i would say at this point bigger problems with bite and then went trump. by the way he was supposed to host a big dollar fundraiser this week for president trump. what is your message to him about whether he has about a deal with biden or trump when it comes to tech issues? >> they are independent, they wouldn't be entrepreneurs if they weren't contrarian and independent. and our party needs to make a case that we will have a better

vision for entrepreneurship and investment and things like those in the semiconductors and for investments with advanced manufacturing and wealth generation with a modern economy across the country and that's what's this was. i believe 70 to 80% of silicon valley entrepreneurs are for president biden but you are right. it's not 9500 percent and that's what we need to get do work to show we saw the party of entrepreneurship and innovation. >> know this has kept you busy this week so thank you, good to see us. said -- centre publican chair talk strategy at his montana home. as the gop tries to win back control the senate in 224. then demanded the injustice the -- alito the chief says thanks, but no thanks, to one party

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>> shannon: tuesdays election day with new jersey in new mexico and south dakota and montana holding presidential and state primaries republicans see montana's one of the best opportunities to try and pick up

a senate seat this november and float the balance of power here in washington. they sat down with the senate gop campaign chair steve daines at his montana home to discuss the odds. >> the montana senator steve daines always has its eye on the target. this passion is why he is in charge of going back and winning the senate and for the first time ever. >> he got it. >> exclusively they invited us to his home. >> there's a mound line up there. >> to talk strategy. >> do you thank you will win this year. >> we will get to 51. >> could run right through their backyard. with three tossup states in a highly favourable mount for republicans with those poised to turn red healing needs to pick up one more states. >> 2022 was a bus for the senate republicans so what makes 2024 different?

>> we had the find candidates. i can just when primary elections but the elections we need to change moving from election day to election month we have too much voter turnout on election day. >> they also are counting on for president trump to turn out voters this by the conviction in the new york cash money trial. >> we talked frequently and we worked very closely together. >> reporter: but the legal dramas now spilling down the ballot. he said he told his followers to respect the verdict. this hidden nerve with this in your advisor who shot back you just ended your campaign. >> -- he will run his campaign and race in trouble run his. at the trial was a complete sham. >> the toughest battle might be the dramatic fundraising gap with democrats.

>> filling eighth out the grassroots digital fundraising effort that's very important for us in 2024. >> in this year's prize is personnel. >> so many are very worried about the future. i am. the future of this country will be decided in 24. >> this article what's next and president trump says he sure plays did gop leader but he is a hat -- but he doesn't have aspirations for that. you like to spend as much time as possible here at home. shannon? >> all right. thank you very much. it is time now for our group to break that down. the national political reporter fox news senior political analyst resident fellow at the enterprise institute washington post columnist mark to scent and the ronald reagan institution great to have all of you here with us as lodge big part of a

lesser talk this situation because he 28 oh people should respect the legal process animatedly got slammed by the trump campaign officials they know if they want to try and pick up this seat, larry has to be as independent and broadly appealing as he can be. >> might help them in maryland i think larry hogan knows how to win in maryland and it's not falling the republican national committee he needs to be independent and very local or state focused campaign. looking at the commercials all about they can't allow my votes, i'm independent in its worked twice maryland and its great opportunities to win a third time and that's how you get a majority the senate. >> helps with that passive maryland. you have a piece that was steve daines, he's trying it's a good year for republicans what he look at the map but still you have he left! >> on the points he makes me the interview is if republicans

don't take back the senate this year they will not take it for the next decade because wright now publicans have a pickup opportunities and nine if you count larry hogan which no one had larry hogan on the dance card as he pointed out. maryland on there. with the next two cycles there is no one running a reds and stays. so they don't take it now, the -- overtakes this at this time will hold it for a decade. >> never look at how this verdict will play over president trump because he has raised tens of millions of dollars. punch bowl said an angry voter is a motivated voter. trump and his supporters are very angry following the blockbuster verdict. do you worry it turns about the same day that overturning roe v. wade has turned out for democrats? >> no. the trump bases not moving away from donald trump, i must say with regard to the senate think a lot of those democrats and

factor are looking at abortion issue corporate excess as an issue with china. those democratic senate candidates see them as divisive as we discussed in maryland it's a problem for hogan. but in terms with the paula terry pieces. maybe they should could review from this with a publican convention and that's not even a point of discussion. they are standing strong behind donald trump. he is their hero and i mean it's now a civil conviction on the business fraud he lost the defamation case for sexual assault and now the 34th. they have a different set of incentives for the democrats is that this brings them together.

they said wow, finally. finally. all the lies and bullying, he got caught. he -- on how this man accountable. they are energized on the other side of the equation up in the air people voting for haley in the democratic primaries censoring voters in this penetrated anybody's media bubble. everyone knows what happened. >> the white house and the biden and harris campaign finds how they manage this because hunter biden is going to try potentially tomorrow that a deal and could end up by a convicted felon. was september trial it convicted there. wall street journal has this advice. mr biden is advised that her to say nothing if he tries to exploit i conviction as a campaign theme voters have you more reason to believe mr trump when he says the prosecution was political from the start. >> yes, we really have seen before this verdict came out biden trying to skirt this as much as possible. he was not talking with the

legal issues and i think that was probably a smart move because we know one -- when voters are going to the polls are not thinking about trump's trial and thank you out hunter biden they are thinking about inflation in the situation in the pocketbook and even foreign-policy to some extent. this does not is not on the radar the same type away. however, that will change this week starting with the courthouse robert de niro, that had some mixed results. >> maybe not the way they hoped it would play out. >> yes, it it didn't hit the right know but i thought it was noticeable when president biden was asked about it he addressed to use walking out of a room at the white house and he's asked and turns around and smiles just doesn't say anything so he's walking an incredibly fine line here but i think the biden campaign, it also the trump campaign to little more difficult for them because trump is the centre of this. but to focus to campaign and talk about the economy and really creates that split screen that's what they did on friday.

>> okay, panel, stick around we're taking a quick break and then the battle over justice the cases amid accusations of bias. bias. ♪

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>> what he is doing in fact is dragging on the credibility of the court destroying american people's trust in the court by these kinds of flimsy excuses. >> they are threatening the supreme court in trying to undermine the independence, i just trying to undermine it but end it. >> richard and the republican senator this week discussing the controversy surrounding flags that once fluid something supreme court justice homes. chief justice roberts by the way on thursday declining an invitation to meet with the democrats over their concerns and we are now with the panel. julia, where did we go from here? we have really big cases coming from the supreme court and supporters of justice alito feel this is political and nothing more. >> i'm curious to see what justice wrought -- justice john roberts says he's very difficult situation and he said you will not take that meeting went democrats talking about wanting to keep the branches of

government separates not want to become too partisan but on the partisanship front, it's so hard not to look at the supreme court's and not see unfortunately you partisan institutions now whether liberal republican. is not supposed to be a political branch of government but it has turned into that and i think that's why you are seeing this lack of trust from americans. >> at the glass and the core wants no model which justice it is is to have this perception. is reading a little bit of the letter talk with the situation to the flags. i'm confident regional person who's motivated by the ideological considerations or desire to affect the outcome of the supreme court cases would conclude these events do not meet this sent -- stand for recusal and i'm required to reject your request. >> he think that they just don't like his rulings and that's why they want him to get it out of the cases. >> they don't like his rulings! >> right! we have to go to the facts. this is the fact that the flags

flew over his homes and it is a fact that the flags suggest or signal solidarity with people who were trying to sever the constitutional process. >> that's on a fact. >> yes, they were trying to do that. >> weight! letter member san francisco had the appeal. >> that's a separate flag. that was adopted by the insurrectionist later okay. the point is, 61% picking up, six oh oh percent of americans lost week said that the supreme court decisions are now based on politics though recent bigs about abortion rates, gun rights, i could go on, people now think that this is a conservative block appointed by trump. >> and big decisions to come. >> you would be okay with two or hogan centres want to be with the justice of the trump case because of his blood collectivities -- because of his daughters will collect duties? >> no! >> he said it's reckless and irresponsible for anyone to say

this was rate just because they don't like the verdict. now do the supreme court that's a lot democrats have been doing about the supreme court is questioning it's objectivity. >> let's get the supreme court out of this judiciary committee and they will support the supreme court that's what's going on. >> okay, panel, thank you very much as we approach the 80th anniversary of the d-day landing in normandy this week we want to take you inside the effort to preserve major historic and sacred battle monuments for fallen americans around the world and we will do that next but first, a look at honouring the heroes that paid the ultimate price this year and the annual remembrance in arlington national cemetery. ♪

>> shannon: joins in normandy france to mark the allied landings that signify the beginning of the end of world war ii 80 years ago. ahead of that visit we sat down with charles, the man charged with overseeing americans battle monuments and cemeteries all over the world with today's sunday special. >> we are coming up on the 80th anniversary of d-day and this is a moments that is stated in our history books but do you worry that generations now, future generations understand the full import of what this day was when it comes to sacrifice? >> d-day and coming up on the anniversary of d-day is arguably the single most important day in the last century not just for

the nine states buffer western civilization, how they turned out could have been very different head d-day turned out very differently. and the success at d-day again is testimony to america that we fought for the right reasons. >> today is 40 years ago our armies are here for only one purpose. to protect and defend democracy. >> we fought for our american values not to further some fear or, not to expand the lands of america and make sure instead that the freedom continues to ring free in this land and world. >> you are a very humble guy your style with. you are the informants will use of our country in this way. are you hoping that by establishing these monuments that the next generation will take a look and say i want to step up to this call as well. >> yes, i am not very optimistic that our nation there's a lot of

division going on here in our country but i believe in my heart of hearts and america's good nation and we are good people. in these american cemeteries, these american memorials are more than just rendering our history. all the soldiers buried under all those crosses in those stars of david, they are not just part of history, they continue to serve to this day representing the finest of america's values. >> washington is a place filled with monuments and memorials but what you oversee is all over the world. what is your sense of responsibility and feeling like we have these things to remember the people that have sacrificed so much? >> the american barry bonds we have been charged with a humble mission for service and sacrifice of america's forces all around the world. we maintained the cemeteries and 31 battlefields and 17 countries around the world. and this is a testimony to america's goodness and our nation and what hour nation's values are about here.

the country doesn't go up abroad to plunder or for conquest. >> you think americans realize how many the special places. >> i'm humbled that we invest so much and put so much effort in making sure these places are pristine and beautiful. but i wish more americans would realize and come to see and come to understand what the sacrifice has been and what it has been around the world. >> it's very interesting to with the beatable 360-degree views and all the things you have on the website, they allow people to take a trip if they are not physically able to do so as well. >> yes. >> it's a great way for them to see what they have out there. when moms and dads and grandparents take young children and they see these monuments and memorials, what do you hope the child takes away from this? >> what i hope they take away and understand is first, they step further values will he also hope young people come to understand we're very fortunate

to live in a nation that's free. but this comes at a cost. and comes at a cost of people willing to fight for that freedom. >> with the battle monuments physician with a bmc dock got. that's it for today i' m shanno norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc?

very windy conditions out here that we're experiencing coming up in a bit. >> and right now, an evacuation order is in place for the corral fire. overnight, people were rushed out of their homes as this fire burned towards neighborhoods. two firefighters have suffered injuries and at this hour, the fire has forced the closure of parts of