jack: thank you.mino's is a rare restaurant company doing it right a lot of inflation consumers getting choosy about what they buy, domino's is able to add thousands of restaurant locations throughout the world every year end that's a major part of the growth, they have a strategy where it's called the more strategy and are making sure, these stores are to be successful in same-store sales are going to be mild, what they're doing when i get a pizza from domino's is hot every time but not too hot in the delivery times are consistent, you talking about sales growth, earnings growth and quasi-growth stock. >> more strategy why didn't i think of that. >> john rogers has picked knittel a real blogger down 22% in the last year while the market is at record high some catalyst in the cfo said last month at a conference he reiterated full-year sales guidance and that made investors happy and he sees growth on earnings and revenue in 2025 off a low based, it can look good. >> john rogers a longtime aerial inves

jack: the a.i. ways because google might be a beneficiary but at the same time massive spending getting geared up for a.i. and some companies are doing well and some i think investors are worried that the roi is going to be there. >> when you look alphabet and the fact that they are spending so aggressively 12 - $13 billion a quarter, that is nearly $50 billion for a full year, a lot of money in the payoff is not certain in the same way for nvidia and some of the other chip companies that are probably pretty sharply because a.i. results. >> you mention alphabet results were not quite so terrible what were you optimistic about in the basket if you will? >> i think overall alphabet remains the dominant player in search so advertising revenue should hold up well for them in the a.i. investment is not a case that we don't know if they're going to pan out over the long haul but there spending so much money and a time where investors are worried about companies impossible profligate spending. >> it sounds

jack: the a.i.cause google might be a beneficiary but at the same time massive spending getting geared up for a.i. and some companies are doing well and some i think investors are worried that the roi is going to be there. >> when you look alphabet and the fact that they are spending so aggressively 12 - $13 billion a quarter, that is nearly $50 billion for a full year, a lot of money in the payoff is not certain in the same way for nvidia and some of the other chip companies that are probably pretty sharply because a.i. results. >> you mention alphabet results were not quite so terrible what were you optimistic about in the basket if you will? >> i think overall alphabet remains the dominant player in search so advertising revenue should hold up well for them in the a.i. investment is not a case that we don't know if they're going to pan out over the long haul but there spending so much money and a time where investors are worried about companies impossible profligate spending. >> it sounds like in

jack: the a.i.oth ways because google might be a beneficiary but at the same time massive spending getting geared up for a.i. and some companies are doing well and some i think investors are worried that the roi is going to be there. >> when you look alphabet and the fact that they are spending so aggressively 12 - $13 billion a quarter, that is nearly $50 billion for a full year, a lot of money in the payoff is not certain in the same way for nvidia and some of the other chip companies that are probably pretty sharply because a.i. results. >> you mention alphabet results were not quite so terrible what were you optimistic about in the basket if you will? >> i think overall alphabet remains the dominant player in search so advertising revenue should hold up well for them in the a.i. investment is not a case that we don't know if they're going to pan out over the long haul but there spending so much money and a time where investors are worried about companies impossible profligate spending. >> it sou

jack: the a.i.ight be a beneficiary but at the same time massive spending getting geared up for a.i. and some companies are doing well and some i think investors are worried that the roi is going to be there. >> when you look alphabet and the fact that they are spending so aggressively 12 - $13 billion a quarter, that is nearly $50 billion for a full year, a lot of money in the payoff is not certain in the same way for nvidia and some of the other chip companies that are probably pretty sharply because a.i. results. >> you mention alphabet results were not quite so terrible what were you optimistic about in the basket if you will? >> i think overall alphabet remains the dominant player in search so advertising revenue should hold up well for them in the a.i. investment is not a case that we don't know if they're going to pan out over the long haul but there spending so much money and a time where investors are worried about companies impossible profligate spending. >> it sounds like investors need t

jack: thank you.eas, jacob your calling for pizza. >> domino's is a rare restaurant company doing it right a lot of inflation consumers getting choosy about what they buy, domino's is able to add thousands of restaurant locations throughout the world every year end that's a major part of the growth, they have a strategy where it's called the more strategy and are making sure, these stores are to be successful in same-store sales are going to be mild, what they're doing when i get a pizza from domino's is hot every time but not too hot in the delivery times are consistent, you talking about sales growth, earnings growth and quasi-growth stock. >> more strategy why didn't i think of that. >> john rogers has picked knittel a real blogger down 22% in the last year while the market is at record high some catalyst in the cfo said last month at a conference he reiterated full-year sales guidance and that made investors happy and he sees growth on earnings and revenue in 2025 off a low based, it can look good

jack: thank you.a rare restaurant company doing it right a lot of inflation consumers getting choosy about what they buy, domino's is able to add thousands of restaurant locations throughout the world every year end that's a major part of the growth, they have a strategy where it's called the more strategy and are making sure, these stores are to be successful in same-store sales are going to be mild, what they're doing when i get a pizza from domino's is hot every time but not too hot in the delivery times are consistent, you talking about sales growth, earnings growth and quasi-growth stock. >> more strategy why didn't i think of that. >> john rogers has picked knittel a real blogger down 22% in the last year while the market is at record high some catalyst in the cfo said last month at a conference he reiterated full-year sales guidance and that made investors happy and he sees growth on earnings and revenue in 2025 off a low based, it can look good. >> john rogers a longtime aerial investment on t

jack: thank you.nable ideas, jacob your calling for pizza. >> domino's is a rare restaurant company doing it right a lot of inflation consumers getting choosy about what they buy, domino's is able to add thousands of restaurant locations throughout the world every year end that's a major part of the growth, they have a strategy where it's called the more strategy and are making sure, these stores are to be successful in same-store sales are going to be mild, what they're doing when i get a pizza from domino's is hot every time but not too hot in the delivery times are consistent, you talking about sales growth, earnings growth and quasi-growth stock. >> more strategy why didn't i think of that. >> john rogers has picked knittel a real blogger down 22% in the last year while the market is at record high some catalyst in the cfo said last month at a conference he reiterated full-year sales guidance and that made investors happy and he sees growth on earnings and revenue in 2025 off a low based, it can l

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jack: the a.i.tting both ways because google might be a beneficiary but at the same time massive spending getting geared up for a.i. and some companies are doing well and some i think investors are worried that the roi is going to be there. >> when you look alphabet and the fact that they are spending so aggressively 12 - $13 billion a quarter, that is nearly $50 billion for a full year, a lot of money in the payoff is not certain in the same way for nvidia and some of the other chip companies that are probably pretty sharply because a.i. results. >> you mention alphabet results were not quite so terrible what were you optimistic about in the basket if you will? >> i think overall alphabet remains the dominant player in search so advertising revenue should hold up well for them in the a.i. investment is not a case that we don't know if they're going to pan out over the long haul but there spending so much money and a time where investors are worried about companies impossible profligate spending. >>

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jack smith was never senate confirmed. i think we borrowed him from the international criminal court. that's where he was. so if you combine the skepticism about a regulation being able to confer prosecutorial power without senate confirmation with clarence thomas's dissent in the immunity case, you get this opinion. judge cannon wonder never been vetted or confirmed by the senate and not a d.o.j. employee have the power to indict anyone, much less a political figure, literally anyone. >> dana: do you read anything into the timing of her decision and announcement coming 41 hours after the assassination attempt? >> i don't. having written 93 page opinions working for a federal judge it was weeks in the works. i think in a weird way the timing is unfortunate. it will be overshadowed. i'm really curious her analysis but i am not surprised that someone said -- it would be like me saying okay, dana, i want you to go be special counsel and prosecute. you haven't been senate confirmed. has there been a background check done? >> d

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tragically, jack left us too soon, but in his name, hunter launched a jack newfield fellowship program. and thanks to the of janie and the dedication of the hunter fellows who taught here in the jack newfield tradition, we had courses taught wayne barrett, errol louis, karen hunter and tom robbins. others then. we came up with this way to refresh and perpetuate the program by transforming it into an lecture, starting six years ago now with maggie haberman, who's actually done the program twice. and we've had nick pileggi, and then we had one program dedicated to wayne barrett's legacy as well. so tonight we're remembering jack's contemporary jimmy breslin, who i knew a bit and i was the subject of many an early morning to tell me how worthless i was and how awful was held the phone out like this but the genius i learned actually from those calls and the genius was on the page and now best of the best are back again in this phenomenal volume. i was just reading just flipped to a bernie getz column today how brilliant it was bernie gets from it was not sir it was obviously sarcastic but

jacked up joe. jacked up joe. jacked up joe. jacked up joe.he return of jacked up joe. only question is, will it be jacked up joe or the regular joe? that's when we saw jacked up joe. jacked up joe. jacked up joe. jacked up joe. jacked up joe. jacked up joe. >> seth: jacked up joe sounds awesome. jacked up joe sounds like a professional wrestler. "oh, brother, you're going to regret the day you tangled with jacked up joe. tell him, dr. jill." "i'm going to write you a prescription for pain meds 'cause you're about to get all your bones broken." [ laughter ] but my favorite part of hannity's argument is what comes next when he explains why he thinks presidential candidates should be drug tested. >> they do it to athletes. they do it to horses in horse racing. why not do it to presidential candidates? >> seth: i mean, i guess because they're not athletes and they're not horses. [ laughter ] i mean, should we also make them wear jock straps and eat oats from a big ol' bag? [ laughter ] the fox hosts are of course just parroting trump who's been i

ok, jack, what do you want to talk about? i 0k, jack, what do you want to talk about?ve _ get this, in colombia and panama, they've just — get this, in colombia and panama, they've just found some fossilised grapes _ they've just found some fossilised grapes from 60 million years ago — which _ grapes from 60 million years ago — which is _ grapes from 60 million years ago — which is pretty amazing of itself, but it _ which is pretty amazing of itself, but it gets more amazing. because what the _ but it gets more amazing. because what the scientists reckon who have found _ what the scientists reckon who have found these fossilised grapes is they are — found these fossilised grapes is they are found in that part of the world, _ they are found in that part of the world, it — they are found in that part of the world, it appears that this grapevine spread across the world 'ust grapevine spread across the world just after— grapevine spread across the world just after the dinosaurs died out to 60 million — just after the dinosaurs died out to 60 million years ago. bear with me

and i also think that the message to jack smith is clear. i think the supreme court has ruled against him in the past. i think 8-0 at one point. he is known as a prosecutor who doesn't dot his is and cross his ts, not the most ethical guy out there. >> most important thing this was for the ages and i think they did the right thing by the presidency and the executive branch going forward for future presidents. how it works out for president trump will be another story but they had to protect the presidency and they did. >> dana: we have had a bumper crop of a day with all these decisions. bret, thank you for joining me today and to our legal panel. historic day right before the nation's birthday in three days. "the faulkner focus" is next. sandra smith is in today for harris, hi. >> sandra: thank you. fox news alert. supreme court court, majority ruled that presidents have limited immunity from prosecution and they can be criminally prosecuted for unofficial acts. trump claiming he had presidential immunity from four felony charges in his eff

it gives jack smith an opportunity to appeal the case immediately. so many of these other decisions were within the judge's discretion as she was slow walking the case. this is one immediately appealable and i think she's so clearly wrong on the law, that the 11th circuit will reverse. donald trump probably goes to the supreme court and we have to wait for a decision there. even if ultimately the supreme court rules in favor of donald trump, the case is not over. all that means is a special counsel can't bring this case. there is nothing then to stop the u.s. attorney in the southern district of florida from bringing this case. certainly it means lengthy delay. there will be no trial before the election. i think we were headed in that direction anyway. by making this decision, now jack smith sees the leland scape and can act strategically the way he wants to. he could even decide, the justice department, to take this out of the special counsel's hands and go directly to the southern district of florida, refile the case immediately and get back on tra

doesn't care and jack's a hunter.here's another section and the other law that's left is 18usc and section 241 and ku klux klan act of 1871 and that's what it is and look where jack is going to find the laws trying to apply against trump and going to injure, threaten or intimidate a person in right or privilege and constitution or laws in theout and his or her having a right and this is basically a civil rights law. it was passed because it was directed and named at klan preventing black people from voting from exercising their constitutional rights and elections and other activities. this has nothing to do with january 6. nothing. so that's what's left in the so-called january 6 case and i've heard people say if jack smith wants to go ahead, he could just forget about the obstruction charges which is true and go ahead with these two. he shouldn't go ahead with these two. can he? i guess he can. i guess he can and seeking an appeal and before we start this whole trial, we have to get, we have to get the laws straighte

let's talk about jack draper- we can _ each other. let's talk about jack draper.ke you - each other. let's talk about jack draper. we can take you to - each other. let's talk about jack l draper. we can take you to centre court. jack draper wasn't expected to play the day. andy murray pulling out means draper got moved on to centre court he's lost that opening set as you can see. and that match, which he was a favourite against elias ymer. he's turning it around in that 2nd. elias ymer. he's turning it around in that 2nd-_ elias ymer. he's turning it around in that 2nd. , , �* in that 2nd. yes, he is. he might've been a bit — in that 2nd. yes, he is. he might've been a bit frustrated _ in that 2nd. yes, he is. he might've been a bit frustrated with _ been a bit frustrated with that because he went on to win an early break. he quickly got broken back. i think he's pleased that his manager turnit think he's pleased that his manager turn it around. he's building on his level and figuring things out. he's in a great position in the second set for that long may that co

doesn't care and jack's a hunter.'s another section and the other law that's left is 18usc and section 241 and ku klux klan act of 1871 and that's what it is and look where jack is going to find the laws trying to apply against trump and going to injure, threaten or intimidate a person in right or privilege and constitution or laws in theout and his or her having a right and this is basically a civil rights law. it was passed because it was directed and named at klan preventing black people from voting from exercising their constitutional rights and elections and other activities. this has nothing to do with january 6. nothing. so that's what's left in the so-called january 6 case and i've heard people say if jack smith wants to go ahead, he could just forget about the obstruction charges which is true and go ahead with these two. he shouldn't go ahead with these two. can he? i guess he can. i guess he can and seeking an appeal and before we start this whole trial, we have to get, we have to get the laws straightened

this is going to be really interesting to see how jack smith moves next. there are some legal experts who think if jack smith moved to have judge cannon recused in the event that the 11th circuit overturned her decision, that would be an effort obviously to try and get the case assigned to a different judge. it's not exactly clear on what basis they would ask for that. i think the special counsel's office is very cognizant of the fact that if they do push forward recusal, they have one shot to do it. what prosecutors don't want to do is to go through pretrial proceedings where they judge failed to recuse because judges are human too and they may have -- they may be more predisposed to rule against them. and to go to the other circuit and say, we want judge cannon off this case simply because she's ruled against us and she's shown animosity in court hearings. it's not clear that that's a sufficient basis under the local rules of the 11th circuit to -- for it to be a big win and for the special counsel to be able to have judge cannon off the case and they kn

jack: welcome to jack in the box!e from, everyone can build their own munchie meal. or they can just get mine. or they can get exactly what they want. or they can just get mine. or they could just get yours. jack: build your own munchie meal. ice cube: or get mine. jack: welcome to jack in the box! ice cube: or get mine. >> hope: paris, you know that this engagement to thomas is rushed. i mean, a few months ago, he wanted a life with me, >> paris: and now he's over you. i can understand how my engagement to thomas could be confusing and shocking for you. and i'd hoped that we could talk this through as friends. but then, instead, you made a play for my fiancé. [scoffs] we used to be close. >> hope: and i want that. but

david: he was not jacked up enough. >> he was half asleep.erstand that. >> maybe they hit him with a placebo on debate night instead of the juice. david: thank you so much, you have the 4th of july tie on thank you. >> france's right wing party gaining momentum in first round of elections over the weekend we tall about it, it is steve hilton, he is next. the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a good book title. david: france's national rally party surge

how jack smith even got into this position.ow we allowed our democracy and the republic to become one that targets political opponents. we should -- the fact that we have been in front of the supreme court so many times is a sad day for the american people. election interference at its finest. i'm happy today. i think chief justice roberts made a good decision for what i'm seeing. i need to read it fully. recognizing nixon versus fitzgerald and stating absolute immunity does exist for presidents is an important thing for all americans both democrat and republicans. >> dana: judge jeanine pirri is here with us as well. i love watching lawyers take notes and watch and he do it during impeachment. what are they writing down i need to know? >> first of all, dana, what is so important about this, there is nothing about immunity in the constitution or in federal statutes. so we've had to rely for a couple of centuries on how the courts interpret this. this is in a sense, as gorsuch said, a decision for the ages. the immediate impact

none of that was done with respect to jack smith's. so the argument is that in the absence of some specific law from congress enabling appointment of special counsel, this is unconstitutional. and jim, i should note special counsel, the job that jack smith is filling, that is not the result of a law passed by congress that's a result of an internal regulation within the justice department that allows for appointment of a special counsel. so this was an argument donald trump's team raised. judge cannon did show more interest in it than the usual judge. she heard arguments, she took briefing from what we call a miki, meaning outside parties who are interested in the case judge, justice thomas, in the immunity decision, a couple of weeks ago went out of his way to say he thinks this is the way it should come out. he thinks special counsel is unconstitutional. now, judge cannon has agreed. now, this is not going to be the end of the story. jim jack smith's team is almost certain to appeal this up to the 11th circuit, maybe up to the u.s. s

david: he was not jacked up enough. >> he was half asleep.nts him out. >> you have to think low to understand that. >> maybe they hit him with a placebo on debate night instead of the juice. david: thank you so much, you have the 4th of july tie on thank you. >> france's right wing party gaining momentum in first round of elections over the weekend we tall about it, it is steve hilton, he is next. [♪] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. take a swing at your kitchen reno... we meant that literally. or design your actual dream wedding. all your ambitions. all in one app. sofi personal loans. low, fixed rates borrow up to $100k. no fees required. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right®. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's

jack seethed. he'd woken early float 800 miles and laid a wreath in an empty park and steeled himself a nonstop day of campaigning and for what? to be ditched by a chronically losing former state assemblyman who didn't want to be seen with him. though the was scheduled to conclude later that night with the dinner in green bay, jack had second thoughts. if this was how proxmire was going to behave, then why not scrap green bay altogether? jerry, who'd been working with for a couple of years by then it was best to backchannel. the problem with proxmire, his wife, ellen. maybe she could talk some sense into him. you know, the senator, is not going to go to green bay, jerry told ellen. he's really ticked off her products because he doesn't want to stay with him. ellen was none of it. get on the plane. ellen, order, husband. go to green bay with him and be seen with kennedy. he's going to help you get the catholic vote. much to jerry's relief, proxmire begrudgingly agreed. so it was a less than ideal in

at jack, every bite's a big deal. welcome to jack in the box!ity officials announced charges in that case. district attorney brooke jenkins says her office has filed four felony counts of vehicular manslaughter against 78 year old suspect mary fong law. she says these charges were decided after a thorough investigation by the police department that revealed that substances and mechanical issues did not play a role in that crash. >> we are awaiting her arrest and her being taken into custody, and we should see an arraignment not too long after that, but i don't have the timing of that arraignment just yet. >> lao's attorney released a statement that says his client appreciates that the da's office and sfpd didn't rush and conducted a thorough investigation. he says they are going to review the evidence and then take it. quote one step at a time in presenting her defense. well, new at 730, attorney general rob bonta is warning californians about an uptick in text based toll charge scams. bonta issued a consumer alert telling people to look out for

host: you mentioned jack smith.nt trump and his legal team put out statements on truth social, president trump said this was a big win o democracy. proud to be an amecan.i have you heard any statement from jack smith's office reacting to this yet? guest: i haven't. we have asked for statements. we haven't gotten any from him. obviously he is supposed to be an independent part of the executive branch, only subject to minorney general. but we dobvi in this statement from president biden, have a pretty strong denunciation of this supreme court ruling, and i jb:really fa little bit surprising that the ]<+zdÑpresident, who had earlied he wasn't commenting on federal cases and this is -- -- certainly a federal case -- he is taking a differenttement, ita conclusion by the part of the president and his attorneys that the chances of there being a jury trial i months before the election are next to nothing and therefore are any concerns about polluting the atements should take aidenti backseat to speak into the the former pre

jack: welcome to jack in the box! their own munchie meal. or they can just get mine. or they can get exactly what they want. or they can just get mine. or they could just get yours. jack: build your own munchie meal. ice cube: or get mine. jack: welcome to jack in the b! overseen work on the bayfront park in mission bay for nearly two years, according to the san francisco standard. it is expected to open this fall. the 5.4 acre site is on the mission bay waterfront, right next to chase center. the park's developers say it will include spaces for various events. a café native landscaping trails, and design features that will celebrate the bay's views. >> cleanup efforts were underway today at lake tahoe. the push comes after yesterday's fireworks show at the lake, which attracted huge crowds this year. tahoe officials made it a mission to keep tahoe blue by keeping trash off the beaches. as maricela de la cruz shows us crews were able to collect nearly a ton of debris. >> it's july fifth and in south lake tahoe. >> dog

something jack smith was not. this ruling upends a system that the justice department has been using for 25 years and one that has been upheld by several judges including a trump-appointed judge in washington, d.c. under cannon's logic, by the way, robert mueller was also improperly appointed even though a judge in washington ruled otherwise. the justice department almost certainly will appeal this ruling and the issue is likely to be decided ultimately by the supreme court where justice clarence thomas telegraphed his view on this who also questioned whether jack smith's appointment was lawful. some wondered whether that would embolden judge cannon to rule the way she did. the doj has other options in addition to appealing. they skrould the u.s. attorney in florida, for example, refile the case. we're awaiting a statement from the justice department. there's no doubt this is a huge defeat for jack smith and merrick garland and a major legal victory for donald trump guys. >> lisa, this is an enormously big decisio

special counsel jack smith can appeal. she says that special counsel jack smith was not appointed lawfully. merrick garland appointed him as special counsel in november 2022 when it became clear that donald trump was going to run for president, to take d.o.j. out of the mix. smith at the time was a special prosecutor in the hague in the netherlands looking into war crimes in kosovo. judge cannon has problem with smith's appointment. he was not senate confirmed. she took the hint from supreme court justice thomas who questioned his appointment on paper. she said in the end there does appear to be a tradition of appointing special attorney-like figures in moments of political scandal. very few in think of these figures resemble the position of special counsel smith. he is a private citizen exercising the full power of a united states attorney and very little oversight or supervision. from 20,000 to 2016 we had one special counsel. 2017 until today we've had five. robert mueller, john durham, david weiss, robert hur and jack

that's something that jack smith -- it's certainly very unusual to do it.ith could ask for it and as barb has noted on prior occasions, that's something that the 11th circuit could also do on its own, but that's something we really have to wait and see, but there are many procedural steps now for jack smith and for the courts to take. >> and, paul butler, the legal system is being tested now in a massive way. how confident are you that it can withstand this stress test? >> you know, i would have to say since the supreme court is the ultimate decider, i'm not confident at all. first we have this bizarre immunity decision in which if you believe justice sotomayor's dissent, it effectively insulates the president from ever being held accountable in criminal court. the majority opinion says that it allows prosecution in certain instances, but justice sotomayor says don't believe the hype. if you look at the actual standard that the court provides, it's going to be impossible to ever hold a u.s. president accountable in a criminal court. in a way today's decisio

david: he wasn't jacked up enough. >> he was half asleep.d the scenes wants him out? >> as you said you got to think low to understand this. >> maybe they hit him with a placebo on debate night instead of giving him the juice. david: we'll see what happens. thank you very much, gentlemen. you have the july 4th tie on alec, appreciate it. coming up france's right-wing party gained momentum in the first round of elections over the weekend. we'll talk about it with steve hilton. he's next. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. but st. jude has gotten us through it. st. jude is hope for every child diagnosed with cancer because the research is being shared all over the world. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) want to save on some of the biggest names in streaming on the network made for streaming? x marks the spot. now you can add the new xfinity streamsa

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i do something jack smith argued he should -- that is something jack smith argued he should be able to do. at least be able to describe what those official acts were as part of the prosecution of him. but the high court today said that cannot happen. adding a difficulty level for jack smith assuming the kids can at some point move forward into trial. the supreme court in a separate ruling last week ruled in a case regarding a jan. 6 defendant, essentially limiting the use of what can be described as obstruction of an official proceeding. that case potentially has ramifications for jack smith's case as well considering 2 of the 4 charges were obstruction of an attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, another complicating factor. the supreme court is not just have been great influence over the future legal issues of donald trump but has highly political ramification we are not just talking about donald trump as a former president but as a presumptive republican nominee, who has a very well -- who very well could be president of the u.s. again. sonali: of course there is more "balance

also, there's a new roadmap for jack smith's prosecution of donald trump. he's going to try to separate the official acts from the crimes. and we'll tell you who's calling for a special counsel probe into clarence thomas' ethics scandals. all that and more when we're back in just 90 seconds. that ane back in just 90 seconds. and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. for moderate to severe crohn's disease, skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. liver problems may occur in crohn's disease. control of crohn's

this was firsted raise to them by jack smith in december. there's no reason that they couldn't have done one of two things. one, they could have decided it quickly. they certainly have precedent for doing things really quickly. just take the nixon case. >> or take colorado. they did that quickly as well. >> exactly. that's this court. that's this court, exactly right. one, they could have done it a lot faster. remember, there's a pending criminal case. >> and also a pending election. >> exactly. let's say they decide, you know what, we're not here about the election but there's a public right to a speedy trial, not just the defendant's right, but a public right. so in my experience when i've little gaited, when there's a pending criminal matter, lits go quickly. >> don't they have the right to see all the evidence and see the argument made by the special counsel before the election in a timely way to help them decide whether they want this man to run the country again. >>> absolutely. i think there's a slight definitional thing which is i th

jan, jack smith's case is now very much more complicated, what's next?rter: that's right, this case has been on hold, today's decision from the court means probably new hearings in the lower courts which will significantly delay the start of any trial. no ads for those trials, trump is facing the documents trial in florida that is moving slowly, the georgia election subversion cases on hold, all of these trials, major, highly unlikely before the election. >> major: jan crawford, thank you. president biden is heading back to the white house where he will speak about the supreme court decision tonight. his deputy campaign manager is already released a statement "they meaning the supreme court just handed donald trump keys to a dictatorship." cbs's robert costa joins me here. what's the reaction from former president trump and those around him? >> reporter: on social media today, president trump called the ruling a big win, but behind the scenes still apprehension. you might have face prosecution this year on january 6 or a classified reference, but he does

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