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. >> reporter: the verdict galvanizing the gop behind him, the trump campaign saying they raised a massive $34 million online in the hours after the conviction came down, and with republicans rallying around him, there's virtually no chance he'll be kicked off the presidential ticket. >> this was a political smear job. this was an attack job. this is what you see in banana republics. >> i think trump benefits from this. i think they elected their president last night. >> i do believe the supreme court should step in. >> reporter: very few breaking ranks, not even mike pence who's refused to endorse his former running mate calling the conviction a disservice to the nation. democrats disagree. >> the american principle that no one is above the law was reaffirmed. >> reporter: president biden, who's kept his distance from mr. trump's legal problems, speaking today from the white house. >> it's reckless, it's dangerous, it's irresponsible for anyone to say this was rigged just because they don't like the verdict. the justice system should be respected, and we should never allow anyone to tear

but absolutely galvanize. this is based, is basis, i give people a euro. >> this is fixed. what about those voters who are not yet decided? i don't think this plays well to the independence that biden is trying to assassinate trump it's ridiculous, it's over the top, nobody is going to believe that whose undecided. >> but it is one of those drums and you know, again, i just forget. but he needs money right now, your honor. and so what's happening to him? he's flying around the country is landing in places like texas. and he's projecting he saying all the things that he's gonna do if you, were to win, he's not going to win by the way, but he will do and the galvanizes is based and they opened up their checkbook. they start writing checks because he's way money. >> what he knows, he can't win we definitely not going to win in or maybe you gotta, we've got to snap out of the fever that he may want. >> he's not going to win. >> he doesn't. firstly, 11 of money. >> number two, he is going to have the operations that are properly in these swing states. number three, i want you to

and the galvanizes is based and they opened up their checkbook. they start writing checks because he's way money what do we knows he can't win we definitely not going to win in or so. maybe you gotta, we gotta snap out of the fever that he may when he's not gonna win there's he doesn't firmly 11 of money number two is not going to have the operations that are properly in the swing states number three, i want you to identify the people that are going to now vote for trump. maybe there's a few on the margin but there is just not enough to bring him to the electoral college. victory. >> and the last thing i know the guy he's kinda implode himself as we get closer and closer. >> and we also know that president biden is way more together than the right-wing media suggesting or even the trump campaign is reinforcing what donald trump and i think he gets his clock cleaned in these two debates by president biden. so now he's not going to win, but he needs money. and that's why he's pressing the trigger buttons right now that the president was trying to as

>> it has to galvanize the officials as well.o's leading the negotiations, and others, secretary of state, what can they do for you? >> we really feel that their hearts are in the right place, and their efforts are in the right place and that they have the wisdom and the incite and creativity to make this happen. we just need to see it happen. and we need to keep remembering that of these 128 people, they're not a monolithic hoe hoge jous group, they're from 28 different countries, including eight americas. and a lot of people in america are not aware there are eight americans being held for 229 days now. >> rachel and john, our hearts are with you, our hopes are with you more importantly and our admiration for everything you're doing. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> andrea, thank you for keeping the story alive. >> we are dedicated to this totally. >> it's so important. >> that's all for me today. thanks for all of you. chris jansing reports starts right now.

so we take you to georgia, now tens of thousands of galvan and the capital act to protest against the government. so called foreign influence, slow launch crowds, as in marching through the streets of to please see in response to this proposed legislation. it would require immediate non commercial organizations receiving moving 20 percent of funds from abroad to registers. agents of foreign influence bill could pos and to lower as it is tuesday. i'll just here is to meet you methven dental reports from the georgia and capital to please see it says thousands of people here incense, so at least the bottom down list suddenly avenue. despite the drizzle, the thing is very important to be here and say no to the proposed government sales hold for an agent sale which will require organizations and zeros and media receiving 20 percent or more of the funding to declare themselves as agents of foreign influence. now the government says this is very important for transparency because there's more than 10000 and you authorize thing in the country. the people here say that this is essentially a, t

let's not just wait for the women to galvanize.he men together too. >> i think it's really smart. i mean, i have been waiting for this for a long time because this issue has oftentimes been only pigeon holed as a woman's issue, and when you look at -- you showed some of the data, you look at more data, the support for roe versus wade is equally as strong among men as women in this country. so when we isolate these issues and call them one or another, we neglect to see the power it can have on the opposite sex. this issue directly affecting women obviously and their choices they make also affecting men who have daughters, who have sisters, who are married who are in relationships. all of that and then as the vice president, i think, eloquently said, it's a broader freedom issue, keep the government out of our business, out of our private lives. so i think it's really, really smart of them to do, and i think it's long overdue that this issue be talked about in terms of a men's and a women's issue because i think it has power among bo

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and it galvanized the use crowds. you hope it dies down a little bit. we are at the end of the school year. this could drag on until june or july but what do you think of it? that it is blatantly this anti-jew, there's no denying it. >> a couple weeks ago, what reaction would you have if this was done to fox students? they would be all of it, police, national guard, not so much. this blatant anti-semitism allowed to fester in this day and age after what happened in the 1930s. neil: it is underneath the surface. i am curious. i talked to a lot of top executives, to a man or woman, less inclined to pick future employees from these institutions, even my own. >> what kind of people are you letting in and what kind of people are you educating? who are the teachers? my alma mater, princeton, most of them allowed to fester, ucla or columbia, confusing free-speech with violence, going after certain groups of students. jewish students in this case. neil: powerful and wealthy alumni base. all these institutions have that. i really suspect this is the only thing t

this galvanizes both bases. it remains to be seen, without a doubt democrats needed this conviction, and it would have been a disaster. and independents went for biden in 2020. they are looking around. they are not with trump. where are they going to go. neil: that is the home of new york city. gary, looking at that and what this means, this is a man who has weathered 90 plus indictments, half a dozen various legal and constitutional cases likely put off until after the election. this is the only one we have that is adjudicated presumably for now. it will be appealed as the former president said. how does the market digest this? too early to talk about politics and its impact in november? >> i would say it is too early but as we get closer there is such a difference between these two candidates on tax policy and as far as government, the widest i have seen in ages if not a record. this is coming out of biden, he wants to raise the capital gains from 24% to 44%, unrealized capital gains, wealth taxes and get rid

you have the right not only to have an idea, not only to speak that idea or publish that idea and galvanize people around the idea, but you have the right to bring that idea to redress grievances. the first amendment looking closely at the text can be read as facilitating the journey from an idea to a movement but notwithstanding the proio

it did not realize and i would think stupidly because it's obvious that it will galvanize everyone becausehe persecution of the president is such a farce. he might go to jail for using twitter for speaking his mind and he has been attacked from all sides in the subsurface continues to go absolutely people will feel galvanize what they see is a repetition of men those being persecuted by people of power they feel the effects every day in their pocket as they are going to work and essentially earning less under this president but then when the tent on the tv, they see what is being put forth by the democrats which is essentially how you will also be hunted. >> this case should not have survived a to dismiss. but here we are. >> kayleigh: the biden administration is supporting a plan to get palestinians a safe event in the united states coming up next. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) raising you

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and that's how he's very much trying to galvanize his base. the question, though, i have is this is great for fund-raising obviously for donald trump, and we know that the democrats have had somewhat of a fund-raising advantage this year in this cycle, but the question i have is how far can he go with that message while at the same time trying to appeal to these persuadable swing voters who may not be looking at this trial the same way trump's face is. and on the other side, the democratic side you saw the biden campaign and other democrats very much working to fund raise off of this saying that this is bigger than this verdict, that democrats and voters need to defeat trumpism at the ballot box. i thought it was also very interesting. i got a fund raising text from the biden campaign yesterday and they were actually invoking robert de niro after he appeared in front of the courthouse early this week and that got mixed reviews but kind of just shows how quickly the news cycle moves and how quickly we can forget about what was called a mistake

. >> weinstein's case galvanizing the metoo movement. the one time hollywood titan serving a 23 year sentence outside of albany for that conviction. but on thursday, the state's highest court tossing out the verdict, saying the judge overseeing the trial back in 2020 erroneously allowed testimony from accusers unrelated to the case. weinstein remains in custody at the hospital. meanwhile, his legal team is appealing a separate conviction in california. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> all right, eva, thank you for that. the united methodist church is repealing its long standing ban on lgbtq clergy after decades of controversy, delegates at the church's general conference overwhelmingly voted to lift the rule against ordaining or appointing gay ministers in the u.s, researchers have added a new risk factor threatening heart health anger. >> so being angry for just eight minutes could increase the chance of heart disease. this, according to a new study from the american heart association science has found that fits of anger tend to limi

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i've never heard of anything happening so fast, and that's galvanized the movement across the country and now across the world. there have been encampments everywhere. and i'm not sure why this has to be resolved with violence so quickly. why haven't there been more discussions and conversations andd professional mediation an also visits by the administration to the encampments, discussions with the students about their demands and about their political convictions. >> marianne hirsh, a professor of english at columbia university, if you can stay with me. i want towi bring in jelani cob. dean, we spoke about this when it was beginning and i wonder your thoughts as we watch this heavy, heavy new york city police presence enter hamilton hall. >> it's tragic, i think probably one of the few things people would agree in about this very contentious situation is that it's a very difficult thing to see nypd on campus.pd i do want to make a couple of corrections, however. there have been extensive negotiations. i'm aware of that because i've been part of them, and those negotiations have gone

that is a huge galvanizing thing that occurred and to me is after the verdict was read when he came outf the courthouse and he said it's gonna be okay. there were a lot of americans that were feeling dejected in that moment and a lot of people who saw this trial for what it was as a political witch hunt for what it was and he came out and said it's okay. and in that moment, that is to cue from the bride to cue from your father what you say okay, it is can it be okay and now let's galvanize let's donate as he called for but now what remains to be heralded stewarding it appropriately getting out and vote we need to really harness the g.o.p. messaging movement forward of how does this mean for actually putting your ballot into the box that's what's happening in matters next. >> harris: yes entering early, making that play the democrats make every time around some states almost 50 days from election day you have to vote early in order to really push this forward. over for your best interest. the lex did not left's reaction to a president trump's conviction coming up next. but instead remade

. >> when you talk about the police presence being a galvanizing force, can you speak more to that, the way in which the escalation here has actually brought students into the fold or engaged them in some way. >> well, president minouche shafik testified before congress, there was an encampment within the day. police were called to campus to eliminate the encampment and arrest students. this was very fast. i've never heard of anything happening so fast. that has galvanized the movement across the country and now across the world there have been encampments everywhere. and i am not sure why this has to be resolved with violence so quickly. why have there not been more discussions and conversations and professional mediation? and also visits by the administration to the encampments, discussions with students about their demands, and about their political convictions. >> professor miarianne hirsch, if you could stay with me. i want to bring in dean of columbia university school of journalism, jelani , what are your thoughts as we watch this heavy police presence enter hamilton hall? >> cal

and the biden campaign is looking for this to energize their voters, to really galvanize voters.traveling across this country, i speak with voters at all of these rallies, also in coffee shops, intermarkets, restaurants. what i find is this is an important issue especially among the independent voters in some of these critical swing states that could ultimately decide this election. and that is why we're hearing the former president really hone in on this, saying it should be up to the states, of course. we're seeing the biden campaign fire right back, blaming donald trump for what we are seeing across the nation. >> byron: rachel scott on the campaign trail, thank you so much, my friend, stay s florida has one of the most restrictor abortion bans in the country going into effect today. senior white house correspondent selina wang is in jacksonville. >> reporter: the six-week abortion ban in florida just went into effect today. i'm inside a planned parenthood in jack jacksonville, florida, where abortion providers are turning patients away. this ban is sending shockwaves not just

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but i also think that this galvanizes democrats are president biden to look at it on the flip side my question here, casey is what happens with the people in the middle? some independence swing voters who would kind of say, well, maybe we're looking at trump because we're unhappy about the economy, are unhappy about immigration, are those voters that small percentage, they suddenly going to say, i'm willing there's still vote for the former president despite these things, i'm not necessarily certain on that at this point maria yeah, i agree with sure. michael, i think that is where the big question is, but i also think that where republicans are really concerns because they're seeing the same polls that we've been seeing. if you are to believe the polls and i don't know but we can at this point because we are in unchartered waters. we don't really know. let's say that. >> right. i mean, we don't we don't really know what effect this is going to have. but we have seen in poll after poll after poll, that there is some shift anywhere between 2% to 7% to 15% of trump's supporters saying t

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it's the victimizing that galvanizes his base.partly because trump has become so obsessed with talking about the past, running down america and talking about how the elections here are not fair and not legitimate. i think the majority of americans, a lot of republicans, have doubts. i think around america, most people still think that democracy works. and that is going to be the path to his loss that he spent so much time talking about this. we'll look back at the chart and say if you spent more time talking about the issues where you had a lead, you might have won. >> i think you maybe inadvertently tapped on what may be more determinative than any issue or this issue for trump, he can't not talk about it. he's a different person than he was in '16 and '20. in '16 he could take the note to focus on whatever it was, the wall, xenophobic racist themes. he's not that guy anymore. >> at the end of the 2016 campaign people remember at the end, when they told him, you've got to talk about trade and china and immigration. he was a reall

you know, and, and no we haven't in camp 9 and on the students are, are very galvanized. the problem i think, is that the general public has been reading this media spend for some time the, a pro tell us starting tomas or terrorist. therefore, protel's steiner chairs and yeah, but i mean a for the, you know, line or it, but this is criminalizing speech, isn't it? i mean, it's really quite extraordinary. i mean, speaking facts, i mean, we can, i don't want to waste time on this program, but we could quote, as really officials about what's going on and guys, it's all part of the public record. ok. i mean, repeating what they have to say is that being criminalized to go ahead. while i always say, i remember i told stories line that history would be a wonderful thing if only it were true. well peter, let's go back through memory lane. we always do this. 1970 kent state, the national guard, the saws, ohio crosby, stills, and nash. in 1968 in columbia university, they took over the president of the office. a debate or protesting against columbia is involved with military offici

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rick: he has plenty of ammunition to try to galvanize support around another shot at the measure. i have seen today reports chuck schumer is looking to take the bill back up and take a another -- take another vote in the senate. i would love to see the president as part of this border week that seems to be brewing make a statement that the first thing he will do if reelected is to reinsert this order security provision into congress. get them to pass it and sign it into law. make it a top priority. he has not embraced the border debate and this would be a great week to see him march out there and make a statement like that. someone is to explain to him his administration is going to be graded on the future and not just the past. kailey: we have seen joe biden meet recently, take a trip to the border. he did so on the same day donald trump about a few hundred miles apart from each other in texas. does he need to go there again? how frequently should he be at the sight of the issue in this campaign cycle when he is spending a lot of time in swing states? jeanne: i keep hearing from

the brutal murder of your son galvanized the movement and lead to a law in his name protecting lgbtq americans. your bid let this advocacy is a reminder we must give say -- hate no safe harbor and out we can turn pain into significant purpose. you have done that. thank you. [applause] today we honor medgar everts, and army veteran who worked tirelessly to end segregation in mississippi, and to deliver the promise of america to all americans, a patriot gunned down by the poison of white supremacy , but his spirit endures. joining us is his daughter rena, who was just eight years old when she walked out and saw her daddy in the driveway. he was taken from her four days before father's day. she shares on behalf of her family and her mother mary lim who was unable to attend it to travel today. i want to thank her for her work to seek justice and for forging her own civil rights legacy. in 2021 i signed what are the most important laws i do my presidency making juneteenth the first new federal holiday since dr. martin luther king jr. day. ms. opal lee is a grandmother of the movement that

his supporters say they're galvanized by the court cases. >> i'm pretty involved in politics, and i've never met a single person that is going to be swayed by this. >> reporter: but in a new friday filing in trump's classified documents case, special counsel jack smith asked a judge to bar trump from making statements that the doj argues endanger law enforcement. it comes in response to trump's claim that fbi agents during the 2022 search of mar-a-lago were, quote, locked and loaded and ready to take him out. but, in fact, the search was planned for a time when trump would not be on property. now, trump doubled down on that post today. special counsel smith argues trump distorted the reality of the search and says agents followed standard protocol related to all search warrants. christine? >> natalie brand, thank you. >>> a judge has denied alec baldwin's kbs to dismiss the involuntary manslaughter charge against him. cbs' jonathan bigliatti joins us from los angeles with a look at the case against baldwin. jonathan, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, christine. baultd bal

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