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shannon. >> shannon: mike emanuel thank you so much.ng us now is delaware senator chris coons who sits on the foreign relations and judiciary committee and co-chair of president biden's reelection campaign. welcome senator. >> thanks shannon great to be with you. >> shannon: we just had reporting on the border let's start there. days ago the president took executive acts this time an order that will essentially give people a pathway to citizenship who have been here for years illegally. they will be able to stay in the u.s., they won't have to lead. the federation for american immigration reform says this, parole in place is a concept created out of thin air. it authorizes the government to permit the entry of aliens into the united states for interpret vary periods of time on a case-by-case basis for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit. it was not intended that it be used for quasi legal status for illegal aliens already in the country. rather than enforcing existing laws why is the president creating another exec

shannon? >> shannon: yeah. sounds like a number of lawmakers in that meeting have the same version he does. we will talk about it later with the panel. aishah, great interview. thank you. >> got it. >> shannon: president biden is now on the record he will not commute the eventual sentence for his son after his conviction on felony gun charges. during his news conference today with ukraine's president in italy, president biden reiterated he will not pardon his son but this was the first time he addressed the commutation question. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich reports tonight from bari, italy. hello, jackie. >> good evening to you, shannon. u.s. officials have been uncharacteristically blunt. this summit was meant to deliver lasting support for ukraine because biden's future in office isn't guaranteed. the reality that came into sharper view with french and u.k. leaders also facing headwinds. but biden also had personal problems to shoulder on the world stage. >> would you commute your son? >> jacqui:

shannon? >> shannon: okay. aishah hasnie on the hill. thank you.ow to a chilling reminder of the cuban missile crisis 62 years ago. the u.s. is sending resources to monitor a convoy of russian ships and aircraft in the caribbean sea for military drills with cuba. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight. >> the pentagon began monitoring the four russian warships as they crossed the atlantic and conducted live fire exercises. intended to simulate an attack on enemy ships. early wednesday, russian warships were seen entering the port of havana. echos of the cuban missile crisis in october 1926, when soviet leader that kit that khrushchev reached a secret deal with fidel castro to place soviet nuclear missiles 90 miles from key west, florida. >> a series of offensive missile sites. >> president kennedy ordered a naval quarantine. it was the closest the two countries are ever come to a war. on tuesday, russian warships sailed less than 30 miles off florida's south coast. ships from the u.s. second fleet, u.s. fo

you, shannon.d to be on. shannon: let's start here political said this week after new round of polls democrats are in a little blown freak out mode over president biden. a pervasive sense of fear has settled and at the highest levels of the democratic party over his reelection prospects. even among officeholders and strategists who had previously expressed confidence about the coming battle with donald trump. are you one of the democrats freaking out? >> i am not, shannon. the last 20 years that national elections are always very close. there are usually decided by a few% in a few states. this will be a very, very close election that is what democrats recognize it as a hard-fought battle but left th preventive ar economic vision and showing what were going to do on people's lives. shannon: on the economic front when he read you a headline from yesterday to opinion pieces that jumps out the reason biden is down the pulled inflation as they add what is really killing president biden every voter, ever

shannon: you do have to go back.eep dive of going back through reliving, really difficult things, difficult times. >> yeah. shannon: covid, dealing with china, all of those things. >> i think a leader in any walk of life, certainly the country, what was the most challenging period australia faced since the second world war. in the wake of the great depression, when we had two prime ministers who died in office, it was that serious. this was a pretty challenging time. when you're in the middle of it you're very focused, you're solving problems, making decisions and there is an adrenaline and momentum which takes you from one to the other but once the music stops and you sit down and you start reflecting on this, i mean i think the emotional impact, a lot of other things that was occurring at the time do wash over you and that's an important part of your reflection. shannon: you also disclosed you were under such stress and anxiety at one point that you worked with a doctor, with medication on that. >> yeah. shannon: i

shannon: i am shannon bream three days after the debate president biden fights back against growing callo leave ce ticket viral moments like this light of social media. ♪ >> i'm going to continue to move until we get the total ban on the total initiative relative to what we can do with more border patrol and more asylum officers. ex-president trump? i really do not know what he said at the end of the scent of the don't think he knows what he said either >> that was painful i'd love to bite and i work for joe biden he did not do well at all for. >> president biden is in full damage control mode growing calls within his pa a party form to step down. >> i don't debate as well as i used to. but i know what i do know, i know how to tell the truth >> president trump tries to ride the wave of momentum. >> the question everybody should be asking themselves it is not whether joe biden can survive a 90 minute debate performance, but whether america can survive four more years of crooked joe biden >> reaction pennsylvania senator joe biden a staunch defender of biden. an ohio republican's energy de

shannon?annon: okay. peter doocy, live at the white house. thanks, peter. we have new information tonight about the killing of a 12-year-old girl in houston. allegedly at the hands of illegal immigrants. the latest in a series of high profile crimes that appear connected to the border crisis. senior correspondent mike tobin has the details. >> just 12 years old, court documents say jocelyn nungaray was lured under a bridge in houston. her killers were with her two hours before she was strangled and dumped in a bayou. suspects 2 #-year-old franklin pena and jose martinez. and ice official says the venezuelan men crossed into the u.s. illegally at el paso. pena was apprehended in may. martinez was picked up by border patrol in march. both were released into the u.s. with a notice to appear in court and then arrested for jocelyn's murder on thursday. >> if there was ever a circumstance where do you not give someone bail, this is it. >> jocelyn snuck out of her bedroom sunday night. it's not clear

shannon: d.o.j.me itself james, was to send one over potential they're moving forward with this hhe says house oversight and judiciary committees issued lawful subpoenas for the audit recorecord the present biden interview special counsel her yet he continues to defy our subpoenas there must be consequences for refusing to comply with lawful congressional subpoenas. >> what, i am fatigued by all of the referrals, by the investment i was fatigued when democrats were doing it against president trump this is a group of people in the congress the last 40 years or 41 years of only submit a budget on time four times. this is a group of people in congress hamas attacked israel october 7 it took them months to finally provide some funding for our neighbors for our friends and allies. the blame goes on both sides i would agree with lee, if there is reason for the justice department no reason to believe they will not take these referral seriously. i hope they do what i hope they give us an answer more quickly

shannon?ence is worse than the subject matter that it exposes. they are biden deniers. some would call them dementia crats. and no mike elderly incapable sick person because the fact he is not all of the biden mishaps are obviously true. i'm going to go back because i sound like a broken record to the fine people hoax. the media democrat op that edited trump's words to make it sound like he said nazis were fine people. it was the ultimate cheap fake because it cost nothing and lead to everything. you could argue that hoax led to the present state of america and the division that we have now. biden claims this was the hoax that inspired him to run. any journalist could have looked at this, transcript, and debunked it, but they didn't. we called it i would. you would get targeted if you did. but the hoax didn't just elect a president, it demonized 70 million people because it created this division pitting one half of the country versus the other because if you say trump said nazis were fine peop

shannon: that is a hole of the show.were going to get to some of that later because we are talking at cases here at the supreme court that involves generally six defendants who most good people think if you assault and law enforcement officer that is a crime. i may talk to about what else was coming from the court is sit on the judiciary committee we have great interest as all americans do on what is happening here there's been price from the administration on things like the decision the abortion drug leaving that on the mark of the justices did that. and also eight -- one decision this week thing if you're under domestic violence or you should not have access to a gun. but at the same time the president will brag at things like defying the supreme court who told him he could not forgive the billions of dollars in student loans. talk about law and order, will this president respect what comes of this court with respect to presidential immunity with respect to generally six or does he pick and choose the decisions he lik

>> jesse: i think he was. >> greg: shannon? >> shannon: no doesn't count.- >> jesse: oh! no means yes! >> judge jeanine: don't send that out. >> shannon: no! >> jesse: finally some woman admits. >> greg: my three words: don't do coke. >> shannon: okay. >> greg: do we have time? >> judge jeanine: yeah, hit it. >> greg: oh, we have "one more thing." "one more thing." ♪ ♪ i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪ the terrorist attacks of october 7th were the single deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. i stand here before you with an extremely burdened and heavy heart. not only for the immense cruelty and loss of life suffered her

shannon?we will talk pretty much more about this thank you very pretty much from paris. people are celebrating the return of those for rescued half -- hostages. >> good morning, almost 250 days into the war is really people received a rare piece of good news amid the conflict. >> the 26-year-old climbs into an israeli helicopter after 246 to -- twitter 46 days in hamas captivity she is heading home. >> complex hostage rescue missions and rescued four of our hostages from hamas activity in gaza. >> taken place in central gaza at two locations. actually out forces with hamas gunmen before securing the hostages as they arrived at an israeli hospital, crowds cheered. for these release after more than eight months in gaza who were united with their loved ones. a father with his daughter, a man with his friends at a mother with her son. >> thank you. for bringing my son to me. to us. i am so excited that i could hug him today. >> the story does not come without dark -- the story of light does not co

by the way shannon, that's already had an effect.uropeans already have stepped up substantially compared to the trump administration because donald trump effectively applied pressure to them and i think if you see another trump administration which obviously i'm working hard to make sure happens, we will just see more and more europeans taking a bigger role because they respect trumps leadership and they also recognize trump is saying very clearly that you have to carry your fair share here. it's fair to america and better for europe and better for the whole world for the europeans to step up and that is the republican position. it is different from the democrats position where they have effectively told the europeans and american taxpayers will float your security and definitely. america has other things to focus on, china, our own domestic problems, europe has to step up and this is a very important distinct between don't trump and joe biden. >> okay, we had to go but any announcement senator that you would like to make for you go?

just search for the issue is whe ver ♪ >> shannon: i'm shannon bream.ears arise after people arrested with isis ties arriving illegally in the us in brought into the country. what, if anything, is washington doing about the growing threats. >> how many more terrorists are in our country because joe biden opened up a solid and border. >> we are headed for another 911 we should see who's in our country. >> in danger. with the homeland security warning that we continue to be a heightened risk for a terror attack. president biden wraps up the key g-7 meeting in europe where he signed a new security agreement with ukraine and at a sanctions on russia with attentions at moss county will look the top democrat jim himes. then... >> this unity in the republican party. >> for president trump goes to capitol hill since leaving office and then he hits the campaign trail. >>> is speculation over who will pick as his running mate hits a fever pitch. will talk to someone many put the top of the list. >> the supreme court is making it so we are unable to go with this g

shannon: excited to join you. pete: thanks shannon.lly hard for the democrats and joe biden particular to go, we're on the candidate of character when one, we talked about that jailing his political opponents peter also in jail by the way right now. but also this is the family that sold out the country to china. how did that not come up in the debate? pete: steve bannon being jailed for not complying with a subpoena for the january 6th unselect committee, and he's being jailed for how long? four months. how long is four months? all the way up to election. will: i can tell you -- pete that's happening in reality while in the fever dreams of the left chris wallace for example remember him used to be on msnbc was on the bill barr show saying trump is going to jail journalist and people who disagree with him and -- he believes it. like he's living in this like -- rachel: alternative universe. will: when the reality is playing out in front of him pointed out by tulsi. a different -- rachel: decisions that could affect many of the january 6t

our legal team is standing by, shannon bream, along with jonathan tourly, andy mccarthy, shannon outside the court. i hate to ask you to guess what you expect not to see today, but could you? >> reporter: we have 19 opinions we are waiting on. we know from inside, bill muir, there are three boxes, what that means in regular people terms that is a big day. one to two boxes, we have a giant decision that could be 200 or 300 pages long. or 60 pages long. so, it's a guessing game at this point. we're waiting for the first one. as you said immunity is at the top of the list. we have that january 6th case that applies to hundreds of january 6 defendants including president trump. if he wins that case he is not a direct party, if the defendant in that case wins it wipes out half of the federal case here in washington against president trump. so, there are a lot of things that could impact the trump campaign, 2024 campaign today, based on with we get from the court, now it is just a waiting and refreshing and refreshing and refreshing game. >> which is why you hear my computer clicking, clicking

we want to get to shannon bream.reme court is issuing a ruling over whether hospitals in idaho must be forced by the biden administration to perform abortions in emergency situations despite the state's near total ban. shannon bream, this is the leaked document from yesterday. does it hold true to what was leaked yesterday? >> as far as we can see, it looks very similar. i haven't spotted any big differences yet. the decision is the same. a decision that nobody signs on as the majority to this. sort of like the whole court signs onto it with one voice. the ultimate decision was we took this case before we should have. we're sending it back to the lower court and lifting the stay that had been in place. it equates to a win for the biden administration that said their federal regulation supersedes idaho's near total ban on abortion. this is about emergency care. idaho's law has an exception for the life of the mother. they spent a lot of time in arguments talking about what about something short of life and death if a

shannon, it's great to see you.ant to pick up with senator schumer left off there, kind of going after the chief justice john roberts as being derelict in his duties. it's interesting the whole narrative here because over the past few weeks we have heard a lot from the democrats about respecting the rule of law. and now it appears that they have taken a few swipes at the supreme court maybe more than a few shannon. >> senator schumer not that long ago stood out there on the steps of the supreme court unleashing a whirl wind. you're not going to let upcoming decisions they hadn't issued yet. he said that wasn't the best use of words. he will didn't want to sound like he was threatening them. a lot of people took it that way. you know, when you look at polling about the court a few years ago when it was majority democrat appointees, the left had no problem with it. in fact, they rated it highly in polling. that has changed over the last few years as it's now a 6-3. when you look at republican appointees vs. democrat a

this clip shannon makes my blood boil. spies who lied who by the way should have their security clearances removed. the fact that i know joe biden knew at that moment that that laptop was real that they accused him of a hoax that we know of colluding with russia we know now is a hoax. all of this, i mean, it is going to be interesting at this debate and donald trump will be -- is vindicated from that clip. how do you think it is going to play out and will joe biden even be able to keep up? shannon: i have questions about how many of the 50 or so people who sign on that letter genuinely believe it was a russia hoax and led to believe that we know from whistle-blower testimony within the fbi there were portions of the laptop if not all of it they've confirmed it was legitimate by that time so there was a lot of information that was not getting out to the public and we know there's polling post 2020 election that some have indicated their vote may have changed if they know something different about what laptop than what was r

shannon bream, you have had a chance to flip through the little book. anything more to add on this case? >> i do, yeah. for the majority what they say about the states and individuals they say the plaintiffs without any concrete link between their injuries and the defendant's conduct ask us to conduct a review of the year's long communications between dozens federal officials with different social media platforms about different topics. the court standing doctrine prevents us from exercising such general legal oversight of other branches of government. the dissent written by justice alito joined by thomas and gorsuch says this. the officials wielded potent authority when talking with the social media groups. their communications with facebook one of the examples were virtual demands and facebook's responses show it felt a strong need to yield. he goes on to say for months high ranking government officials faced pressure on facebook to suppress americans' free speech and the court unjust fileably refuses to address this sear us a threat to the first amen

good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret.ourt is making headlines tonight for the cases it didn't decide in the hours leading up to the big showdown. critical cases a couple of them to president trump's legal fights and to his run for the white house. and apparently it's so contentious and wrap these up. the court made it official today they will not wrap a schedule this week. this goes into overtime next week. >> we still do not know where the court will land on the issue of presidential immunity. behind closed doors, the justices are working on this question. whether and if so to what extent does a former president enjoy presidential immunity for criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office. special counsel jack smith alleges trump tried overturn the results of the 2020 elections. >> we're coming in. >> and directed his supporters to the capitol on january 6th. trump says he has absolute immunity for constitution outer perimeter responsibilities. the events of january 6th als

do you have anything to say to shannon norenberg? adm. to undetag in regard to the allegations that she has made and will work with the committee and others to create transparency and understanding[. chair blumenthal: but one of het requests to congress as well asr action. what action are you going to take in response to theo1 statements that she's made? adm. fagan: i am committed to full transparency with regard to the allegations. and will work with the third-party independent review. this is a matter that we can understand what was known when ■and bring clarity to the allegations. chair blumenthal: will you commit to make available the -- i'm quoting -- the deliberately wsexual and services from the survivors? through my enterprise victim advocate and others to ensure we don't have anyone out there that has not been able to avail themselves of veterans benefits and will take that back to ensure victims are receiving the support they are entitled to. chair blumenthal: will you commit to entering those reports of sexual assault in the ds

do you have anything to say to shannon norenberg? adm. fagan: shannon was a greatployee at the coast guard and is an award-winning advocate for victims of sexual assault and remains committed to understanding in regard to the allegations that she has made and will work with the committee and others to create transparency and understanding around the allegations. chair blumenthal: but one of her requests, and she made explicit requests to congress as well as to you, but to you one of her very explicit requests was for action. what action are you going to take in response to the statements that she's made? adm. fagan: i am committed to full transparency with regard to the allegations. and will work with that ig is taking it up, we have the third-party independent review. this is a matter that we can understand what was known when and bring clarity to the allegations. chair blumenthal: will you commit to make available the -- i'm quoting -- the deliberatelyhhtrauma sexual -- sexual trauma benefits and services from the survivors? will you ma

back to you shannon. >> thank you so much tray.oin me to speak what this much more speaker of the house mr speaker, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> haitian, great to be with you is always. >> the start of the middle east. you try to get the link to the floor that deals with the icc and then the international bodies condemning israel or the prime minister and in their case asking for arrest warrants is seen at the white house was interested in doing something that would push back on the icc and now it seems they have changed course and that's not the case. house foreign affairs committee says you want something they can become law. we're not really interested in a messaging bill and it sounds like there is bipartisan agreement and doing something to push back on the icc with this they know we are getting for the white house what could you pass that you think the president might sign? >> we hope to determine that by this afternoon with the negotiations on going the democrat colleagues we are brute -- working very hard as indicate

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they will let us know. >> bret: shannon, thank you. >> shannon: you bet. ♪ >> bret: also breaking tonightnew concerns over illegal immigrants who may have ties to terrorism. more than 400 migrants from central asia and elsewhere had been flagged because they were brought in by a network affiliated with the isis terror group. this comes on a day when homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas visits a key border sector. correspondent matt finn is in tucson right now and is with the secretary today. good evening, matt. >> good evening, bret. we asked secretary mayorkas about that reporting. the 400 migrants who were smuggled into this country via an isis-linked group; however, today, dhs and secretary mayorkas disputing those migrants have any ties to isis. here's our exchange. >> dhs confirms that at least 400 migrants with potential isis ties recently crossed into the united states. >> that is incorrect? >> homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas shooting down his own department's information during a border visit today. >> a department of homeland security senior official tell

good morning to you shannon. i guess let's look, let's look i don't know if we're looking backwards or forwards with this story but this could be coming seen to the supreme court just not this term it this is the idea of bringing ten commandments back into the schools. something trump talked about it is happening in louisiana, texas said they're going to do it as well. what do you think about this? shannon, as far as, this is sort of an issue that's designed to arrive someday again at the supreme court. >> it wouldn't be surprised and i've been a part of listening to a number cases over the years that have talked about religious gleys in public like christmas even ten command ms and others when it is in a school that's government funded. i think that's going to be a really unique issue by the time it gets to the court here and a lot of supporters will say it is a historic document. it is not as some critics will say it is about christian nationalism and trying to jam that down the throats, it is from hebrew and j

shannon bream outside the court. shannon, thanks. here are other headlines tonight the iowa supreme court has reverse add lower court ruling put a temporary block on the state's strict abortion law. justices told the lower court to dissolve the temporary injunction and continue with further proceedings. the new law bans most abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy and before many women know they are pregnant. the texas supreme court has upheld the state's ban on gender affirming care for minors. justices rejected pleas from parents that had violates their right to seek medical care for their transgender children. prosecutors have rested their case in the bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez. today prosecutors elicited details about the senator's financial records by questioning an fbi forensic accountant. the defense begins its case monday. an an indictment unsealed today says the police chief for schools in uvalde, texas, failed to identify an active shooting did not follow his training and made critical decisions t

shannon, what will be the sentence?he got probation, remember, he'd have to let the be t know every time he's going to travel out of state, which te does all the timehe s know eved . >> so what, you think he did the red wave wrong? i'm nongt making predictions. pr i think i think 60 days home arrest and a two year probation. >> what do you think, judge? you knowob, think if they wanttb to be really vicious about it, they can give him a conditionae, discharge, a condition of which is that he's got to wash window s or go to the parke will and clean it up, that they will do anything t to humiliate this man. >> i think he'd have fun with it, though. they gave him somethinhannon: gi think probably some voters. >> anyway, we shall see. d other major court dramar cour that's about to shake up the 2024 race. hunter biden'sout to sha gun tr. >> you know, smoking is having a major problem going to bed. >> you've had thyroid eye disease for a long timhelp.come and you've lived with the damage it caused. but even after restoration

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our chief legal correspondent shannon bream is outside the court. switching from the debate, although it hangs heavy, we have these other cases. one of them could be the decision on trump's immunity case. >> i love that you guys love the regulatory case as well. it will touch everyone's use to everything you use, federal regulations touch everything. we'll get to that case later. yes, we're waiting on immunity. it could come this morning. it looks like we have our first opinion. the case involving homelessness and whether cities and states could make bans on encampments and those things to help them control the homeless population in their communities. now a lower court had said at one point it violated the eighth amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. we'll wait to see what the content is. we have the runners who come down the path. i see ours coming with our first opinion. we'll get to that. one of the ones we're watching. not at the top of the list to immunity. this one is authored by justice gorsuch. only people senior to him now could

the most recent of the whistleblowers who have come forward is shannon nor and bird. she was the official that the economy -- academy responsible for sexual assault complaints and in a letter to us stating that she would resign, she said the following. the coast guard lied to you. worse than that they used me to lie the victims. they used me to silence victims and used me in a coordinated effort to discourage victims of sexual assault at the academy from speaking to congress about their salt and about the coast guard's investigation. .. 13 years, 25 years in law enforcement i have seen a statement as damming as the one that they sent to us, but she is but she is only one of the great number. another one, and other whistleblower who spoke to us recently saying quote i can say with absolute certainty that every single duty station i was assigned to, that i either personally experienced bullying, hazing and harassment or i was witness to or learned of others being treated appropriately orun unfairly. these forms of harassment include but are not limited to sexual assault

that is when a new detective, shannon jensen, was assigned to the case. >> what i focus on when i am on a case, what drives me the most is the victims. >> jensen had been a competitive rower at cal berkeley before she enrolled at the police academy and joint law enforcement. she got to know helene through all of the pictures and information in the case file and she was hoping to get to know someone else. >> what do you know about your unknown suspect? you know it is a man, you know he is between the ages of-- >> we don't know his age. we know the witness says he was in his early 20s, but ultimately, no one else saw him. >> detective jensen said, the key to all of this was the dna profile. she decided to consult with a genealogist and upload the suspect's profile into a web set website called ged match, a website people use to connect with relatives. >> absolutely. they allowed law enforcement to upload kits of dna, and that is matched with kits that opt in that want to assist law enforcement. >> so, jensen started looking with dna of anyone similar to that of the suspect. this is not

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back to shannon on that. i know you have more, shannon. you have just read more. what do you have? >> yes i'm looking at the dissent again authored by justice sotomayor and joined by kagan and jackson says this. the court is putting bump stocks back into civilian hands. to do so casts aside congress's definition of machine gun and she argues seizes upon a definition inconsistent. when i see a board that walks like a duck, swims and quakes like a duck i call that a duck. a bump stock rifle, i like congress call it a machine gun and i dissent. so clearly they see the statutory language very differently. but she is very full throated and also in that dissent mentions the events of las vegas from 2017 so clearly that is woven through this opinion as both sides debate what the atf did. the majority saying they went too far. a bump stock does not under the statutory language according to the majority equate to a machine gun. >> bill: jonathan turley joins our coverage as well. give us your first reading on this ruling now. >> well, this is a very big victory for gun rights in the sense t

we have shannon bream, anthony m ccarthy and all standing by and ready too go. we are ready just in case. >> president biden is in italy while former president trump's is on capitol hill, for a serie from both the house and the senate in to address some of america's most powerful busines leaders making his case for a more prosperous economy if voters decide to send him back to the white house for a second term. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom" i am dana perino. >> bill: wouldn't it be if he got immunity today. a couple hundred yards away fro where the justice department. >> you couldn't write it any better. good morning at home while we await from president biden in that joint news conference with the ukraine president where he will answer reporters questions the first time since his son hunter's conviction on federal gun charges. former president trump as we mentioned is meeting the top republican lawmakers at the house side and submit site they're going to talk about national policy in try to map out summer plans for the campaign trail. he is lean

shannon? >> what the court has said, the official statement, the opinion has not been released yet.were ready, it probably would have come this morning. there's no reason to hold it back, because we're waiting on so many other big cases. something could be writing a concurrence, something worked on within the majority opinion. the chief always tells us, when the opinion are ready, we release them. there's something that was not ready yet. >> bret: think about this, if this is the opinion, in this is what came forward, at least posted inadvertently, this would be the second time in 2 1/2 years something like this has happened, specifically on an abortion case. >> yeah. if this turns out -- again, we don't have the copy of the opinion. it apparently happened owe quickly, only one member of the press corps spotted it before it was immediately withdrawn and taken down. we won't be able to compare it when we get it. it is a contentious case left. you're right, it is giving us an early peek that is really difficult. it's going to be one of the things they'll be talking about at the debate

. >> shannon: and they have it, the first debate between president joe biden and former president donald trump now in the books. you are looking now at the spin room where surrogates and campaigns will head next to continue this conversation, this debate. first we want to get right to the action here in washington. jason chaffetz and richard fowler still with me. richard, i will start with you. it was a bit of a shaky start for the president. he seemed to get his stride. what you make it what you see? >> it was definitely a shaky start for the president, but in the end he did talk about what he wanted to do in the future, which i think is how the american people will end up voting in this election. donald trump told you a lot about what he did when he was president for his first two years, joe biden talked about what he wants to do in the future. like i said at the beginning of the show, he wants to extend insulin coverage shall americans don't act on mike to, the homeowner credit is in everything he wants to do. how we continue to get better in this election that's how folks will vote.

shannon breen reporting live from washington, hello shannon. >> hey martha. waiting and it seems like there's a lot of tension here. 2 can have a direct impact on how trump and his legal battles and run for the white house and we could have an answer on that as early as tomorrow morning. behind closed doors the justice system release have been wrestling with the question whether former president trump has immunity in regard to the allegations against him by special counsel jack smith that he conspired to overturn the 2020 election that he directed supporters here to capitol hill generally sixth to obstruct proceedings. he said he's got absolute immunity against criminal liability for acts undertaken during his presidency but here's what we look to see of the court does. if they say yes there is a level of community but only for official acts and the potentially tell us how we are supposed to define that and moving forward. there's also the case of a generally sixth defendant who said the justice department wrongfully applied the statute in this case. if he wi

. >> let's bring in another cnbc contributor, shannon as we get set to make the turn into the second half, how are you feeling about these markets? >> yeah, from an economic perspective i think we're, you know, from a fundamental outlook we are, you know, more optimistic than we were to start the year i think things are falling into place. dan talked about the mid '90s that's been the tipping point, right, for all of us who are talking about looking at soft landing, thinking about what could potentially happen if you look back in years of low volatility, '93, '95, less than a 5.5% pull back on the s&p 500. if you're getting the economic data you are looking for, cooling inflation and a normalizing labor market, yes, there are some cracks from an economic perspective but in the second half of the year if you think about what is the potential for earnings, are we going to continue to see some opportunity for multiple expa expansion, there is more support there. now, in our view it's not going to be without some potential choppiness this summer but through the end of the year we are mor

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shannon, does the court to get into mine. >> -- when opinions are ready, we release them.are as people who live and breathe and red newspapers and seniors account that there's a residential living tomorrow night but the court is always said it wants to be as apolitical as possible and that is something that the team has wanted to protect the public reputation of the court, and any appearance of trying to be political in any way they're going to try to want to avoid that. if anything i think would make them hold onto the decision to friday, we could go into next week or even later but it's possible related to more on the weekdays people i guess anything could happen miss that. so what do you think about this? do you think the court knowing what challenges said their people too, they know what is going on. that play a part? >> actually completely agree with janet in that if anything i think it makes them all them more motivated to wait until the last day because this pressure they've been getting from the outside, this criticism another "taking too long, low actually this re

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