we have a lot to cover in our second hour of chris jansing reports. right now more potential legal trouble for former president donald trump what the fulton county d.a. is saying about charging decisions and her investigation into efforts to overturn the last election plus, new details in the sweet 16 birthday party shooting that left four in alabama dead we hear from a teenager survivor who s still recovering in the hospital also, what former president trump says is inconceivable about president biden s new election bid we ve got new reaction from inside trump world and we just heard from the president for the first time since he made his run for re-election official his central message and what to expect from candidate biden this go-around. our nbc reporters are following all of the latest developments we begin with president biden kicking off his 2024 campaign at a union event and with a request to let him finish the job. kayla tausche is cnbc s senior white house cor
out. joe biden is running and with donald trump leading the gop field, it seems ever more likely that the country will get exactly what it doesn t want, 2022 deja vu both men have dicey approval numbers. but when it comes to who americans would rather see in office, a majority of voters have repeatedly shown a distaste for trump-style drama, which makes the news today that was not about joe biden perhaps even more beneficial for democrats than anything the president could have announced earlier in new york, the civil lawsuit brought by writer e. jean carroll against donald trump has officially begun we have new details on who was picked for the jury today and what lawyers for both sides will argue in their openings, which should start in just a moment. and in georgia, we finally got an idea of what imminent means from the fulton county d.a. fani willis says a decision on whether to charge donald trump will be announced as soon as july remember, he s already been indicted fo
beers. well, maybe taking that slogan on the can a little too seriously, belgian authorities seized and destroyed those thousands of cans, deciding that to call it champagne isn t correct. they didn t say that, they said it was the champagne of beers. anyway the american beer made its fate or was crushed by the fist of the champagne police it s like that old saying that goes don t judge a beer by its cover. no that does it for us this hour. make sure to join us every weekday 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. it s bad when you can t even get a chuckle from the studio. our coverage continues with katy tur reports right now. good to be with you, i m katy tur the worst-kept secret in d.c. is
a union event and with a request to let him finish the job. kayla tausche is cnbc s senior white house correspondent. he was pretty fired up, very friendly crowd what does this tell us about joe biden, the candidate, in 2023? reporter: well, chris, president biden didn t mention that re-election launch specifically but we did get a review of what his stump speech will look like in the coming months he was touting manufacturing jobs, infrastructure projects, and prescription drug reforms, all while branding republicans as fiscally reckless and legislatively obstinate. while he didn t talk about inflation or the prospect of a recession, he said his economic plan is working. there are a lot of folks who look at the world and our economy through the eyes of wall street i m not one of them. i m not saying everyone on wall street is bad guys, that s not