■ç >> in a couple of minutes i will talk to jeff rosen, ceo of the national constitution center.ssenting opinions. justice amy coney barrett's concurrence introduce a new and somewhat alarming theory. can you give a sense of her argument and what the strategy might be in advancing her theory quite >> what we see between mifepristone case and as well as the -- case have been concerns about people who have religious views and these religious views that may end up allowing them to circumvent what the pip -- would be the protections. one thing i want to make sure that we cover before we go,■ç t point was to protect individuals who are poor or in emergency situations were not at home and need health care. the same theory we needed it during the civil rights movement, when african americans literally died on the steps of hospitals, not being cared for her. what it does, it protects not only pregnant women, it protects anybody who needs emergency health care. we have seen what it looks like in this country when people of color have been turned away, went for people have been turned away

santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says their behavior is unacceptable. if a person will attack a police officer, such a person is a danger to everyone in our community and in this case, two individuals, along with others, attacked a police officer, which makes them incredibly dangerous to you, me and our families and such individuals like this belong behind bars. okay, ian. so that was their first time, first appearance in court. what happens next in this case? yeah. so they're actually going to be right back in court on friday. their attorneys say that the two men are visiting their sick mother from out of town. they currently live on a reservation in arizona and have no criminal history. so they believe they should be released as they wait for their trial. they went on to say that both of the men are trying to attend college this fall. the judge decided to keep them in jail without bail, but set that other hearing for friday, partly because the attorneys of tyler and gabe durbin need more time to review the charges. they say that they just met the defe

jeff rosen is president and ceo of national constitution center and host of we the people podcast andthor of multiple books including his latest, pursuit of happiness, how classical writers on virtue inspired lives of the founders and defined america. president biden will be meeting with members of his family today to discuss the future of his presidential campaign. this after his debate performance spark calls for him to step aside. the other candidate, the convicted felon who has actively tried to overturn democracy who is not facing calls to step aside is awaiting a supreme court opinion on whether he is immune from he prosecution in his federal prosecution case. i will talk about all of that with jamie raskin. another hour of velshi begins right now. good morning. sunday, good morning. sunday, june 30th. breaking news regarding the uncertainty of president biden's re-election bid following his election performance that has sent many democrats into panic mode. after new york and new jersey in the past couple of days, arrived in camp david last night were members of their family awa

coalition and the student press law center in washington, d.c. sent a letter to district attorney jeff rosento drop all charges. in a statement after the incident, stanford said it believed the reporter acted in violation of the law and university policies and fully support having him criminally prosecuted. free speech advocates disagree. in a letter to the da, they wrote in part, it is clear to us that goldhill was present to cover the news as the editorial board of the stanford daily explained, goldhill was on assignment and did not plan or participate in the protest in any way. it is our understanding he did not break into any buildings, vandalize any property or engage in the creation of barricades. nvidia shares dropped today, handing the title of the world's most valuable company back to microsoft. the santa clara based chipmaker had surpassed microsoft on tuesday after its market valuation rose to $3.3 trillion. but today shares of nvidia dropped nearly 3.4, putting microsoft back on top on wall street. stocks really did end the day mixed. the dow was up nearly 300 points. the nasdaq

and for that, i want to bring in cnn's senior supreme court analyst killed the scoping and jeff rosen, who's the president and ceo of the national constitution center. joan first, uh, you don't, you're in the room. you've just got back to the studio in time for this. so thanks for that. but this was a unanimous ruling from a court that's been very divided on abortion. so explain their thinking on this ruling and what does this mean for future cases about abortion pills? >> sure. my noise great to see you. it goes to the supreme court is still very divided on abortion, but this really wasn't an abortion case as it was decided. and i'll explain and i'm glad you referred to the drama in the courtroom and it was very dramatic when justice brett kavanaugh began his reading in the courtroom in one of the special guests seats was his wife, ashley kavanaugh, who we had seen, you know, obviously a lot of it back in 2018 and you referred to the fact that he was a trump appointee. any was but all three trump appointees in all nine justices signed this opinion. and that's because the key issue wa

here is pelosi and schumer speaking by phone with then acting attorney general jeff rosen. >> why don'tthem to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general, and your law enforcement responsibility pick a public statement they should all leave for he is saying, his tweet said we are for peace. law and order. why don't you get them to make that statement? would you do that? will you ask the president to make a statement to ask them to leave the capitol? >> so, as you might guess, -- >> please answer my question. answer my question. there senator, i'm going to do everything i can do. >> does that include asking the president to get these people who are followers to leave the capitol? >> jordan, the conversation, the host of the podcast on brand with donny deutsch. former supreme allied commander of nato and retired for start navy admiral and the chief international analyst for nbc news and a staff writer at the atlantic. what a great panel. hard to know where to start there are so many great voices. i want to back up and rephrase what i said because i mention the wrong mccarthy. according to po

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here is nancy pelosi and chuck schumer speaking with acting attorney general jeff rosen. >> get the president leave the capitol, mr. general, in your law enforcement responsibility. a public statement, they should all leave. his tweet said, "we are for peace." >> law and order. >> law and order. why don't you get him to make that statement? would you do that? >> we're -- >> will you ask the president to make a statement to ask them to leave the capitol? >> so, as you might guess, we're coordinating as quickly and as -- >> no, no, no. please answer my question. answer my question! >> senator, i'm going to do everything i can do. >> does that include asking the president to get these people who are followers of his to leave the capitol? >> joining the question, we have the host of the podcast "on brand with donny deutsch," donny deutsch. former supreme allied commander of nato, james stavridis. he is chief international analyst for nbc news. and staff writer at "the atlantic," anne applebaum. what a great panel. hardly know where to start. there are a lot of great voices. i want to back up and

trump's preferred candidate took the gop primary running against jeff who served as a ambassador to iceland. they will face jackie rosen on election day. republicans see nevada as a pickup opportunity. meanwhile hunter's guilty verdict comes days after trump's and weeks before the first presidential debate. while trump and republican allies seized on the news to attack biden it also undercuts a frequent trump lie where trump says the justice system is rigged against him. that same justice system just convicted president biden's son. let's bring in a political analyst and the former chairman of the republican national committee and former lieutenant governor of maryland. you know him as the cohost of the weekend. how can republicans continue to push this rigged justice system line now? >> they cannot and we are already seeing previews on how they will make that reach, no, this one verdict is just unique. it is completely different from what is happening to trump and that is not the reality. republicans will still try to say that even though it has been demonstrated they have nothing to gain. they tried to use hunter as

he was running against jeff gunter, who served as ambassador to iceland under trump. he will face first-term democrat jacky rosenpublicans see nevada as a pickup opportunity in november. meanwhile hunter biden's guilty verdict comes days after trump's and weeks before the first presidential debate. while trump and republican allies seized on today's news to attack president biden, it also undercuts a frequent trump lie where trump says the justice system is rigged against him. but that same justice system obviously just convicted president biden's son. let's bring in host of the what a day podcast and michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee and former lieutenant governor of maryland. you know him as the cohost of the weekend on msnbc. how can republicans continue to push this rigged justice system line now? >> they can't, stephanie and i think we are already seeing previews of how they will contort themselves and make the reach that, oh no, this hunter biden verdict is unique in and of itself. completely different from what is happening to trump and that is not the reality. i think r

will take on incumbent democratic senator jackie rosen in november and among the crowded field our army veteran tim brown and former investor bison, doctor jeffoth of whom are hoping today, brings an endorsement from the former president, who has yet to weigh in on this race in fox news digital reports of the contest between issue has become particular brutal with accusations and questions over who is more loyal to trump and both are expected to attend today's rally in las vegas were because of the need, that campaign has issued to comfort measures, for today's attendees encouraging the folks to really give the heat in mind and i will also be providing water, allowing small umbrellas and putting up misting and cooling stations and this chapter 11 people were treated for heat exhaustion a local hospitals in phoenix arizona, and on thursday during trump town hall and that high in arizona that he was 110 degrees now like nothing national weather service has issued an excessive heat watch, for las vegas today and behind your las vegas is one of two, there's some cloud cover in a little of breeze now and if this holds makes it a whole lot more bea

jeff gunter are just too who are hoping to receive trump's endorsement. the winner on tuesday it will take on incumbent democratic senator jacky rosen and one thing of note just before he came out of the former president said to the service workers in the crowd that should he win in november he will do away with taxing their tips. huge roar of applause on that one as you can imagine. anita: i'm sure they loved hearing that. alicia acuna at life for us in las vegas thank you but let's check out more of trump's speech in las vegas where he is speaking right now. >> we have people coming into our country we are going to end up in night say this and i said all of the time, november 5 will be the most important day in the history of our country. [cheering] and joe biden truly what it decided executive order to stop the invasion, right now all he needs to do is say i hereby immediately reinstate every single border policy of a gentleman named donald j trump. [cheering] he does not need anything. he's a little late by the way. number one he's late number two is it meaningless it is a pr ploy its disinformation, this information. they talk as the country goes do

rosen seat as a potential pickup. trump endorsed leading cancer democrat sam brown a purple heart recipient injured while serving in afghanistan. fellow g.o.p. primary candidate jeffing trump's endorsement, quote: the snakes are within gunter's snakes appear to be the national senator committee which endorsed brown. trace? >> trace: alicia acuna thank you. martha's vineyard running out of legal marijuana. the island time dispensary closed after selling out all of its supply. the other can business store is expected to run out by september at the latest. massachusetts voters opted to legalize marijuana more than seven years ago. the state cannabis control has taken the position that transporting pot across the ocean whether by boat or plane risks running afoul of federal laws. critics are argue there are roots to the vineyard that remain entirely within state territorial waters there are more than 230 registered medical marijuana users there and thousands more who use it recreationally. well, most states allow access to medical marijuana which many americans are now using in place of painkillers. my colleague, bret baier, takes a look at a potential program that co

to iceland doctor jeff gunter, are just two who are hoping to receive that support from the former president. the winner on tuesday will take on incumbent democratic senator jacky rosenince president george w bush in 2004. here's where things stand in nevada right now, according to fox news polling, in a head to head match, trump is beating president biden by five points. that is within the margin of error in terms of job approval for president biden, only 42% of registered nevada voters approve of the work he is doing, versus 58% to disapprove. one of the reasons nevadans financial situation, where 49% say they are falling behind, 37% say they are holding steady, and 13% say they are getting ahead. when fox news asked the nevada democratic state party chair about this polling, she said she only uses it to motivate turnout in las vegas. alicia acuna, fox news. >> chicago police are getting ready for the democratic national convention, which begins august 19th. officers are going through special training to get them ready for possible riots and vandalism and mass arrests. the training will be reviewed for changes by supervisors who decide what works and really what do