overall. this is one of the ones that people are really watching here. >> just real quickly, i am curious, if there is any comment from the courtroom on how the jury is reacting to some of the arguments? >> sometimes it can be difficult to tell how the jurors are always reacting, but that's something the defense and prosecution are watching for closely here >> we know you will stay o every twist and turn thank you for your reporting that will do it for us today thank you for being with us. see you tomorrow, same time, same place until then, reporting from new york, i am ana cabrera. josé diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now >> i am josé diaz-balart and president biden unveils his campaign for re-election this morning, and his message is let's finish this job.

and then nikki haley is going to deliver a major speech to abortion and then two legal battles surrounding former president donald trump in sudan, a shaky cease-fire as an evacuation is under way to help foreigners. what we know about why tucker carlson and don lemon were forced out. and then we remember harry bwho died president biden announced he's running for re-election he kicked off his bid for a second term with the release of a three-minute video called freedom, and he asked voters to

tk give him more time biden also says maga extremists are lining up to cut the social safety net and take away personal liberties the announcement comes four years to the day after he launched his 2020 campaign >> when i ran for president four years ago, i said we are in the battle for the soul of america, and we still are the question we are facing is whether in the years ahead we have more or less freedom, more rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer to be, and i think you do, too. >> we are also keeping a close eye on arlington, virginia, with nikki haley is going to be giving her campaign says what is a major policy speech. talking more about this is mike memoli and shaquille brewster,

and the dean of the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas and an msnb joe biden's campaign be different than -- or will it be than his 2020 white house bid? >> that's exactly the right question, josé what was so striking about the president's announcement video this morning was how similar it was to his 2020 campaign announcement he put donald trump front and center he talked about what was at risk for the country, and he said the character of the country was at risk if trump was given another four years in the video today, president joe biden is putting trumpism, if not trump himself, front and center, and talking about the values and freedoms, as he puts it, if the maga extremists, as he says, was given a chance to

govern again we will hear more about it when the president comes to speak to a union conference, and he has a record he is proud of and he will talk about accomplishments, and infrastructure and the chips act, and there's a question whether or not the election will be a choice between two parties or a referendum on his record. they say it's going to be both, in many ways the president has these accomplishments and that helps crystallize the choice between him and the republicans. >> mike, when is the president going to do his big campaign kick kickoff rally. >> reporter: good question we have heard a number of

speakers, including illinois governor pritzker, and marty walsh, praising the president's record and talking about him as the most pro labor president in history, and this is the president speaking in an official capacity. it's interesting to see how obama handled his re-election, and he didn't hold his first campaign rally until may of 2012 you can use all the trappings of the office to effectively campaign even if you are not holding official rallies it will be president biden talking and traveling the country, still, and talking about his legislative accomplishments, while others, including vice president harris are focusing more on a campaign style, and we will see the rising stars of the party fanning out across the country in support the president's re-election effort >> the president only won

wisconsin by 20,000 votes in 2020 what do voters think there of this new opportunity for president biden? >> based on my conversations here just this morning, it seems like the battle lines are set. nobody was surprised by the announcement we heard this morning, and the general sense i am getting if you supported biden in 2020, you are likely to support this campaign. if you voted for trump, that is likely going to stay the same. one, the democratic enthusiasm, how energized are they in wisconsin? two, how can biden get together the coalition he built in 2020, and it was urban voters and even republicans.

president biden, that was your first democratic vote? >> in a long time. >> you will stick with him this time around? >> i will. >> what is the main reason >> i don't think the other side is trying to unite the nation but they are trying to tear it apart. >> i think there's a timeframe perspective, and maybe letting new generations and ideas come into the political environment >> that sentiment that you heard there, that's something that was consistent with both people who say it's great that president biden has announced his re-election and those that don't plan to support him in 2024, and it's a concern about his age i think that phrase that you can't always get what you want, that's consistent even with those backing president biden this time around they see it as a choice between president biden and another republican candidate, and for democrats here in the battleground state like wisconsin where they are used to being called out and they are

used to being tapped out for their support in these elections, and they say they are ready to throw their support behind biden even if there's a concern about his age. >> a new poll that came out over the weekend found 70% of americans don't want him to run, including 51% of democrats and age is the major reason why many people don't want him to run that's a reality you can't change how does the president go about convincing people that he is the right person for the job >> right, josé the issue of age is something that we saw four years ago when president biden, then candidate joe biden was running, and that is on his campaign they have done a very good job of reframing it and saying let's not focus on the number, that age, but let's focus on experience four years in, focusing on the agenda

another thing i want to point out from the numbers, first, they are kind of scary where you see not just a majority but a pretty sizeable majority rejecting another run by president biden. but i think the devil is in the details and looking at the soft approvals, and we have seen some analysis you have your strong disapproval and somewhat disapproval and that's the sweet spot for the democratic campaign, to convince them to come onboard and also mobilize them. we saw evidence of this in the mid-term election where even though president joe biden's approval ratings were not great, the democratic party were able to pull in some of the soft disapproval voters, and this is the group we need to keep our eye on in the next couple of months >> it's interesting, mike, vice president harris made quite a few appearance in the presidential campaign launch video. what kind of role can we expect her to play in this campaign

>> yeah, by the count of our white house team, 11 times the vice president cares in the re-election announcement, and in obama's re-election campaign, president biden was not in it at all. so that shows you how the biden sees this. abortion rights and voting rights will be two big issues to help rally the base, and especially given president biden's age, republicans are training their attacks on vice president harris you saw nikki haley, and her announcement from a few years ago, she referred to joe and kamala, and the white house and the biden team sees they also want to put vice president

haihair harris front and center, too one of the disadvantages is he is president and that will take up a lot of his time, so vice president harris, especially in the next year, as the president is focused on governing will be leading the charge on a lot of the campaign issues as well. >> victoria, one of the selling points -- many selling points the president has and had in 2020 is he could beat donald trump, and he was able to do so. it's interesting that trump, ron desantis and marjorie taylor greene among others on this video are in together with what the president is calling maga extremists is his strongest argument still that he and he alone can beat trump? >> you know, you think back to his convention speech, and he focused a lot on lightness and darkness and the biden campaign

and the biden candidacy was about bringing light back in this is going to be a pillar of the biden re-election campaign and smartly in toggling those together, even if donald trump is not the nominee, by including that wider swath of republicans who have been by trump's side, desantis, for example, marjorie taylor greene, that is going to be very effective. now, who knows what happens in the next couple of months, but if a more moderate candidate comes along, nikki haley or asa hutchison, they will have to tweak that in terms of that strategy, but right now they are looking at trump or desantis being the nominee. >> thank you very much for being us with this morning we're back in exactly 60 seconds with details on potential charges in the

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nbc legal analyst and an attorney in the bill cosby trial. what can we expect today there >> josé, what we will not expec today is the former president donald trump here in the federal courthouse we have seen him and his name has been mentioned a lot over the last few weeks, but the jury selection is under way and there's a possibility we will hear the opening arguments and statements from the attorneys, and who knows, we might even get to one of the witnesses. it's expected because of court filings we have heard from carroll's attorney, and she alleges, as you point out, the former president raped her almost 30 years ago in a department store dressing room two other people that will be called on her behalf are two women that she says she told this story to shortly after it happened as for the former president, it's not expected he will be here for this trial, but he did

sit for a deposition back in october. carroll's attorney says she expect to use some of the deposition in this trial, a trial not expected to last much more than a week, maybe a week and a few days, and we will find out whether or not the jury sides with carroll and her case of battery and defamation against the former president josé >> how big of a legal threat is this civil case for the former president? >> it's a big legal threat for the former president the carroll case is a civil case and it concerns allegations of rape, and most importantly are the significant evidentiary rulings by the case, and separate and distinct from the georgia criminal investigation,

or the new york charges, this case will only result in financial accountability for donald trump, and any criminal investigation would result in criminal penalties such as imprisonment >> financial liability could include what >> it could include whatever a jury finds in this case whereas if carroll was able to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that she was raped by donald trump, the jury will come back with a finding that could be anywhere from $1 to several million dollars. it's important to point out that based on reports, donald trump is not unique. he has paid significantly in the past for wrong doing i think what is significant here is that carroll will be able to hold him accountable for sexually abusing her under the survivors act. i think the criminal charges are

probably the things that kind of keep donald trump up at night, because based on his age and the potential for criminal charges, he could significantly suffer major imprisonment >> let's talk a little bit about that georgia case. what else are we learning about the fulton county d.a.'s investigation? >> as soon as july 11th, she could be announcing charging decisions, and the bracket is the fourth quarter in the county here for superior court. josé, the other headline is the way she announced this this came out in a letter she wrote to law enforcement leaders here in atlanta, essentially saying she wants them to get ready. in her letter she writes to some degree she is anticipating potential blow back and wants

law enforcement to be prepared for that, and she said she is giving sufficient time to protect the public it's certain that this is a later timeframe than we had expected a source already said we could expect charging decisions to come in the first quarter of this year and we now moved past that decision. that can give us insight into what is happening in the d.a.'s office right now she made it clear that even though the special grand jury that subpoenaed witnesses and documents, even though their assignment is completed and they have been disbanded, she has still work to do because that's one piece of her investigation and that's something we are seeing right now >> what do you read in that, you know, that she went from saying

charges were imminent to now maybe we won't see if there are charges until july how do you read that >> i read that she is absolutely going to bring some type of charges. again, as a prosecutor, you know, and as potentially filing charges against an individual such as the former president, she has to be conscientious, and she has to make sure she can prove the charges beyond a reasonable doubt georgia is more politically divided and there are more relaxed gun laws, and the charges she's investigating could carry hefty penalties against donald trump there's a huge safety concern for herself and the community as a whole. i think it's not only an important decision or announcement for her to make, but it's a responsible one for her to make as well. >> thank you all so very much.

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25 after the hour. dramatic dramatic departures as two prominent cable news chairs.

meanwhile, a top tier exit at msnbc's parent company, former nbc universal ceo, jeff shell is out after an investigation into a kphracomplaint of inappropriae conduct. nbc reached out to shell, lemon and carlson with no response >> we will be back on monday -- >> tucker carlson signed off on friday on what we know was his last show on fox news. the network announcing it was severing ties with its most popular host without explanation. carlson anchored the network's highly-rated 8:00 p.m. hour that topped 3 million viewers on an average night. >> i wish tucker the best, and i am great friends with tucker and always will be >> the departure comes less than a week after fox paid dominion

neither the network nor carlson have revealed why he is leaving. the popular host is being sued by a former fox producer that accused fox and carlson of creating a hostile working environment. >> i reached a breaking point where it was so bad i called a crisis line. >> in a statement, he called the claims riddled with false allegations. and then news came out after lemon's monday show, and the

statement was don will forever be part of the cnn family. and lemon said he was stunned with the termination, writing in part saying i would think somebody in management would have had the decency of telling me directly. this comes two months after his comments about nikki haley >> nikki haley is not in her prime, sorry >> this morning lemon's former co anchors reacting to the news. >> don was a big part of the show >> we wish him the best. >> and nbc's parent company also dealing with a sudden exit, ceo jeff shell leaving his role after allegations of an inappropriate relationship

and the investigation into mr. shell arose from a complaint by my client of sexual harassment and discrimination there have been no comments on those allegations. and joining us, co host of post reports great seeing you thank you for being with us. you have a piece out this morning that takes note in the differences in way cnn and fox commuted their exits what struck you? >> one is how both of these departures were addressed on air. we just got a taste of how that played out on fox news last night. the fill-in host for tucker carlson's normal programming, he called tucker a friend and gave the notice he is no longer with the network and moved on this morning, the two co hosts

of cnn this morning, don lemon's former co-workers had a bit of a back and forth poppy harlow called him a friend and they read the statement on air, and also delivered a message to their viewers the thing with cnn this morning was that it was really struggling with ratings, and our reporting indicates that don lemon's firing follows weeks of speculation at the network over these struggling ratings in addition to tests that were being done, and -- as well as would-be guests expressing reluctance about being interviewed by him fox news has said little about why tucker carlson left, and cnn has not said why they fired don lemon, but the timing of tucker carlson leaving is weeks after

the settlement with fox. >> yeah, we were just hearing 3 million viewers a night. any idea -- i just talked about it a little bit, but how or why would a company arrive at this kind of decision and then takes, what apparently is an immediate format and not even letting talent know about it >> our reporting indicates at least some of the messages that tucker carlson privately sent and were revealed through the dominion lawsuit through the legal process of discovery and were made public for everybody to see, the messages that carlson sent specifically about his colleagues at fox did play a role in this departure the other two -- there is also a legal pending matter regarding a lawsuit from a former booker, and we just heard from a moment

ago. tucker carlson has courted controversy for years. he was a very popular host among fox viewers, one of the most highly greeted hosts in all of cable news, and he talked about immigrants, refugees, women, and the list goes on to the point where advertisers were boycotting and the network stood by him then. we have to look at the timing now and ask why now? it doesn't appear anything he was saying on air was the issue even though what he was saying on air is what caused so much controversy for the network for many years >> you know, the why now, the don lemon question also is why now? these decisions that are about who will fill the void in all of these three media departures, what will you be looking for

are there any institutional or directional changes made after these? >> i will be looking for a couple things. in the case of carlson, he was put in the primetime spot and he became a rating champs, and bill o'reilly occupied that spot before there's a question is whoever is in the spot, will they be successful is it who fox puts in that spot become a star, rather than the person getting fox all the ratings. that's the question i have regarding cnn, there are a lot of shifts in the schedule, and there's a question about the direction tonally of the network. the question is are they going to find a third person to fill the spot in the morning show, and morning shows are valuable real estate on television, and are they going to bring in a

third person there's a question about the primetime hours on cnn, which historically has been highly rated for them, and fox is the most watched cable network in the country, and don lemon left his spot earlier this year to take the morning spot. there's still the question of who is going to fill in for the spot previously occupied by chris cuomo and another on air host who was dumped by cnn >> good to see you appreciate it. >> thank you up next, more violence in sudan amid a faltering cease-fire an update on the rescue efforts for thousands of americans that could be trapped by the violence you are watching "josé diaz-balart porerts" on msnbc.

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38 past the hour moments ago republican presidential candidate nikki haley wrapped up a policy speech on abortion in virginia. now joining us is ali vitali, who attended that speech good morning what did she have to say >> reporter: as this issue becomes increasingly central to the 2024 primary, you have the only woman in the field taking the issue head on opposed to some of her rivals being more reactive in their stances than

nikki haley, and for her it was not so much about specifics as it was about what she plans to do specifically on this issue, but instead trying to build, in her words, consensus on one of the thorniest issues of our time this is how she was talking about trying to find middle ground watch. >> my goal as president will be the same as it was when i was governor and ambassador. i want to save as many lives and help as many moms as possible. we should be able to agree that contraception should be more available, not less. we can all agree that women who get abortions should not be jailed a few have even called for the death penalty. that's the least pro life position i can possibly imagine.

>> reporter: look, we are watching haley there work from the most extreme positions on both sides back towards some kind of middle at one point she phases the fact that dobbs sent this back to the states to decide and then she said she does believe there's a role for the federal government, but there were a lot of reality checks throughout the speech, josé haley trying to say in order to make any change at the federal and national level you need the numbers to reflect what each party wants in the house and senate you would need 60 republican votes in the senate to actually go forward on abortion legislation, and she made the note that has not happened in about 100 years, so a reality check even as she said it should not be a debate on the specifics of weak marks, but as to find a consensus, but no idea what that

would look like in a nikki haley administration and then a cease-fire in sudan beginning last night, but this morning the forces accused each other of breaking that agreement. richard, what is the latest this morning there? >> there's some violence going on in khartoum and other areas there are gunshots that can be heard and planes can be seen in the sky. there are clearly some violations of a cease-fire no cease-fire is perfect this is fairly normal in cease-fires around the world that on day one there are several cease-fires already in this conflict, where you have low degrees of violence. the question is will those minor violations escalate and spill out of control then we see open fighting again.

so far we have not seen that level of open fighting so it has been somewhat easier for people to get out of the country. planes have been arriving, and boats have been going towards port sudan, so the exodus of foreign nationals is happening it's still very precarious most people are trying to get themselves out and self evacuate and to drive north to egypt or to the coast to port sudan, and there are long journeys, and there are problems on the road and problems of looting that were mentioned by secretary blinken last night a situation that, so far, i think you can consider the cease-fire holding tat the present time tentatively >> the w.h.o. issued a warning

about a lab they say holds several dangerous pathogens in sudan. what do we know aboutthat? >> this is one of the more disturbing developments to emerge in the last 24 hours or so we have spent a lot of time focusing on the foreign nationals, but there's a basic fact of a breakdown of law and order, and they have loss access to a laboratory downtown khartoum, andone of the warrin sides, they did not mention which side, but the rapid support forces went into the lab and kicked out local staff, and world health organization is complaining one of the warring parties has kicked out the experts that know how to handle and contain the pathogens, and

they are putting out an alert where you have a breakdown of law and order and unqualified militia men in control of a lab not allowing experts in, that was a danger they felt was significant enough to raise the alarm. they want access they want to get back in and this facility to be left alone >> a danger indeed thank you so much. right now, venezuela and the opposition leader is in miami after he said he was expelled from columbia hours after he arrived. he said he entered columbia on monday ahead of a conference to discuss the future of venezuela while trying to avoid persecution in his home country. the foreign minister accused him of being in the country irregularly. there's a lot of gray in this story, and a lot is not yet known. earlier today he arrived in miami and said he would give more details about what happened

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senate what's its possible outcome there? >> zero. it has no chance of doing anything in the senate this bill is a republican wish list i think we need to take a step back i'm not sure that this bill passes the house of representatives. i don't know that to be the case but there are lots of pockets of resistance ranging from conservatives to midwestern lawmakers. they are particularly worked up about eliminating ee ing ethana subsidies. this bill is a long way away from passing does that mean it won't pass no it means republicans are not there yet. leaderships don't get there until they are there, until the bill is on the floor for a vote. i don't want to make this too much drama but there's a big question about whether this bill will get through the house this week. >> then again, as you said, even if it does, no go in the senate. >> no go in the senate

>> speaking of the senate, west virginia senator joe manchin is accusing the administration of breaking its promise when it comes to energy security provisions in the inflation reduction act. he is going to far as to say he would vote to repeal his own bill what exactly is going on there >> that's a good question. we are looking forward to talking to senator manchin later this afternoon when he returns to the capitol manchin has been trying to put space between himself and the president for some time and the democratic leadership. it's the only way he can win in west virginia. he might have the opportunity to vote to repeal parts of the inflation reduction act. you can be sure they will try to demand an amendment to get it lou the chamber. >> jake sherman, it's getting interesting. good seeing you. up next, the iconic life and legacy of harry belafonte

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56 after the hour. we finish up this hour, we are taking a moment to remember the life and legacy of icon harry belafonte. he died this morning in new york city at age 96 of congestive heart failure. his wife pamela by his side. he was known across the globe for his artistic ingenuity and for his work as a civil rights trailblazer. rehema ellis looks back at his life ♪ ♪ daylight come and me wanna go home ♪ >> reporter: his voice made him famous growing up in harlem, his mother taught him to use it to do more

than entertain. >> she would say to me, never go to bed at night knowing that you have spent a day in which you have done nothing to try to change injustice >> reporter: he started fighting early. joining the navy at 17 to serve in the pacific during world war ii after the war, he sang in clubs before receiving a tony award for his 1953 broadway debut. next came success in hollywood, including an academy award nomination for car men jones. he was the first african american to win an emmy. his album became the first to sell a million copies. through it all, he made his voice heard. a friend and confidant of martin luther king, he brought celebrities to the cause

>> no one can deny the fact that art and culture played a huge role in how human minds and hearts were opened and touched >> reporter: at king's funeral he shed tears beside his widow he spent his life on the front lines, protesting apartheid, calling for a ban on nuclear weapons. ♪ >> reporter: to fight famine in africa, he once again gathered celebrities to raise awareness and more than $60 million. in 1994, bill clinton awarded him the national medal of arts he spent more than 25 years as a unicef good will ambassador and dedicated his later years to inspiring a new generation of artist/activists >> we still have wars. we still have poverty. as long as these things exist,

there's always going to be something to do. but that cannot detract from the fact that we are on the way. >> reporter: a way paved in part by a man and his music ♪ daylight come and me wanna go home ♪ >> >> reporter: rehema ellis, nbc news that wraps up the hour for me i'm jose diaz balart watch highlights from today's show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden makes it official. setting up a potential rematch with donald trump. both candidates facing headwinds. today's announcement on video making biden the oldest u.s. president in history to run for re-election. >> let's finish this job i know we can. because this is the united states of amic