show, live from miami, florida. we ve got lots of news to cover and lots of questions to answer, so, let s get started. supreme showdown. the united states supreme court is now set to decide whether the twice impeached, quadruple indicted, one term disgraced ex president has accused of engaged of interaction, can remain on the republican primary ballot in colorado. how this key ruling could entirely reshape the 2024 presidential election. and before criminal trials the president faces. with a democracy still americas sacred cause, it s the most urgent question of our time. it s what the 2024 election is all about. democracy on the ballot. in his strong strongest trump takedown yet, president biden remind americans what s at stake in one of the most critical presidential elections of our lifetimes. as the nation process to remember the violence at the u.s. capitol three years ago today. and later, painting the pain away. the former u.s. capitol police officer returning t
weather center and patrick oppmann is in cuba for us. good evening to both of you. petra, i ll start with. you are looking at pictures released today by nasa, a live view of hurricane ian that can be seen from the international space station as it fights over the storm. that is massive. where is hurricane ian right now? what can we expect? don, we just got the advisory here. it s about 1100 miles south of the western tip of cuba. crew the brunt of the storm system is gonna be felt initially in cuba in the coming hours, don, we think this will increase to a category three possibly as early as the next three hours. beyond that, we watch what s in store here. the water temperatures across this region of the gulf of mexico are among the warmest oceanic heat content anywhere in the atlantic. you notice the model of cannons here is a bit all over the place the last couple days. really, the last 24 hours better agreement. the storm track will shift a little further towards the eas
the alternative, there is no claim. and i think at the end of the day, the questions emerge. i mean, there really is no presidential criminal immunity of the sort donald trump is seeking here, and as a result, you can argue there also is no right to appeal. i think clyde is agreeing with you as you speak to us right now. george, let s shift gears and talk about a case that actually leapfrog, leapt frogged? leap frogged this particular the c 106 case for donald trump, and that is that colorado supreme court decision that is now been granted by the supreme court to be heard. you ve been very vocal about that case, and about section three of the 14th amendment. i want to focus on one particular nuance for our viewers today, because george, i think this is a really important part of what s going on. i think factually, he is the person to the united states at the time, he being donald trump. factually, i think the office of the president is the office of the united states for purposes of
because obviously, donald trump will be asking for this awesome responsibility and again in the last time that he held that he totally abused and violated oath of office. that is one in my opinion it moves back to the front burner. one thing we have learned in this midterm, the salient of economic issues, the salient of other policy matters that people really care about to have really leap frogged to the front and put this thing way down the mask. do you agree with that? do you think democracy is going to be on the line, will that motivate democrats in five weeks? i think there is one caveat to that. there is what, two thirds of the folks who won republican primaries are election matters. you might vote the reason why january six happened is because of denying the results of election, if you are an independent, that actually might be determining factor of
what do you think is going on? yeah. i mean it is sort of curious. i don t really know what the baseline is in terms of people always sort of want to quit their jobs. there s a healthy percentage of americans that always feel that way, but we sort of leaped frogged from everyone is freaked out about the pandemic to being in this position where people are so eager to hire folks it gives people the sense of, oh, it will be relatively easy to find a job if i want one. i think it is important to remember a lot of trends are overlapping right now. for example, the baby boom, the youngest members of the baby boom are going to start hitting 60 in a couple of years and a lot of people will want to move toward wanting to retire by virtue of raw demographics. this pandemic may be accelerating that in a way we didn t necessarily anticipate. we thought people would be sticking and longer than they had been, but, of course, they re a year or two away from retiring anyway and maybe they don t feel