we may see something similar for peter navorro. we may see him appeal based on that executive privilege argument. and it's very possible that whatever sentence the judge hands down, he lets peter navorro stay a free man while this plays out. >> thank you so much. >>> happening right now a gun salute is taking place at hyde park in london as the uk remembers queen elizabeth on the first anniversary of her death. she served as a beloved monarch for 70 years. prince william and kate plan to visit the cathedral for a small private service. king charles is marking the occasion with an official statement saying this about his mother. we recall her long life, devoted service and all ship meant to so many of us. flags will fly to mark the king's asession day anniversary. >>> this morning an offer from general motors not going over well with united auto workers un union. why the union calls that offer insulting, next. >>> plus the south dakota governor is expected to endorse donald trump today and that's prompting rumors aboutut her ro in t

related but related, peter navorro, he's a trial starting today on being in contempt of congress. this is for stone walling the january 6th committee that has since disbanded. now that a judge has made the statement essentially that his claims of executive privilege don't hold up here, what defense does he have now? >> this really has stymied any potential defense that navorro has. it's similar remembering back to steve bannon was indicted on similar counts for defying these select committee subpoenas and deposition dates. and he really nooz defenses. it's going to be a lightning fast trial. he has already previewed this will be an issue on appeal. the scope of executive privilege, testimonial immunity. the judge had a viral quote in his ruling that navorro's evidence put forth was weak sauce. and that he was barring basically saying this is an issue of law that i'm going to decide in my gate keeping capacity, not an issue to put forth in front of the jurors, even to make that argument. so i think it is a thorny legal issue. both sides have acknowledged that. we'll see it go up on

a jury finding former adviser peter navorro guilty of contempt of congress for refusing to turn overuments. the trial lasted just over a day. the defense did not call any witnesses and nova ro joins steve bannon as the second former trump aid prosecuted for not cooperating with the committee. he faces one year in prison and $100,000 fine for each count. he has pledged to appeal based on executive privilege issues. >>> this morning rudy giuliani is still really drowning in debt after former president trump posted a $100,000 per person fundraiser last night. giuliani struggling to pay millions of dollars in his legal bills for a host of lawsuits, criminal charges and last night's event was expected to take in more than a million dollars for his defense. kristen holmes is following all of it and join us now. how much would he have to get to sort of get out of this legal bill hole? >> good morning. we don't have the number exactly. one source estimated he has about $5 million in debt. we know that it's millions of dollars. and unlike these other aids, advisers, employees that trump has f