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to say a sitting candidate somehow deprived people of constitutional rights by making his first amendment claim the election was stolen, whether you think he is right or wrong about that, whether he went so far to try to persuade state legislators to use power to pick different electors, it is almost guaranteed to go to the supreme court. >> trey: we shall see, professor john yoo, we shall see what the charges are. thank you for loaning us your juris professional opinion, john yoo. and americans want to turn marijuana into a business and succeeded, how is that working out? stoned in the united states, next on "sunday night in america." " ♪ ♪

deputy assistant attorney general john ewe on how this could be -- john yu and how this shakes out at the ballot box. his numbers are picking up. all of that and new revelations in the gilgo beach probe that could lead investigators to more killing in more states. what suffolk county, new york, sheriff is doing now to make sure his suspect stays, as he says, intact and is brought to justice. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. the candidates on all this legal pressure back ask and forth, we go to lucas tomlinson who has more in washington. >> reporter: good morning, neil. many are wondering how the former president can get to all his rallies and court dates. some say it was president biden on trial this week, neil, when two irs whistleblowers testified that both joe biden and his son hunter each received $5 million in order to get ukraine's top

that gives congress more teeth to actually give more investigators for subpoena power. you mentioned the former president's legal troubles, neil, donald trump is facing, as you mentioned, a potential third indictment, up precedented in u.s. history. trump respond being on truth social is, quote, deranged jack smith, that's the special prosecutor, of course, with joe biden's doj sent a letter again, it was sunday night, stating that i am a target of a january 6th grand jury investigation and giving me a very short four days to report to the grand jury which almost always means an arrest and indictment. now, trump faces a may 20th, 2024, trial date in that classified documents case, and hunter biden will make his first court date appearance in wilmington on wednesday for those two misdemeanor tax charges and that felony gun charge. a lot of court dates. neil: i can't keep up with it. we need a big old spread sheet. thank you very much, lucas tomlinson. want to go to john yu right now,

by the way, outsandinging author. -- outstanding author. the one i just it shoulded is politically incorrect guide to the supreme court. participants of it -- parts of it are laugh out loud funny. john, very good to the see to you. one of the things you point out here, you know, this notion that politicians can come and go, but in the meantime, it's the courts that are a back with drop for all of this -- backdrop for all of this. the counts, meantime -- courts, meantime, are going to be very involved with what happens with donald j. trump, potentially involved with joe biden regarding hunter biden. that seems less likely. but i did want to get your thoughts on the timeline for some of these investigations or at least trials. the may 24 trial scheduled for donald trump on the classified documents thing, that's smack dab in the middle of the primaries. by then, ostensibly he could be the nominee of the republican party. he could have a -- acquired

stubborn and opposed to it even it would be his best friend to do it. donald -- in a way trump's best move in his own investigation was to have robert mueller be the special counsel, because when mueller cleared him, no one could claim that trump had influenced mueller. biden should do the same thing. if he doesn't, then more and more pressure is going to fall on the leadership of the fbi and the justice department as we start to hear more and more stories from whistleblowers that they seem to have slowed town the investigation and maybe interfered in it. neil: all right, we'll see what happens. john, a great book. you put in focus there the fact that, you know, a lot of politicians, marley presidents that we focus on -- particularly presidents that we focus on, they have terms and they come and they go, but these guys with those robe, they have a way of sticking around for a long, long time. look forward to talking more to you about that. have a great weekend. >> you too, neil. neil: i want to go to doug

want to have some street credibility by saying they did something the him like we've seen other notable inmates throughout the country or a sex worker, a john, a pimp, you know, anyone. so that's why we've taken these extra measures to make sure he's safe and brought to justice in the courts. neil: do you think heed acted alone? >> as of right now, yes. neil: okay. sheriff, thank you for taking the time. the stuff folk county sheriff -- suffolk county sheriff are, he is on top of this case and a very cerebral fellow, thoughtful. we're on top of that, also on top of artificial intelligence right now being all the rage. big, big powwow at the white house where a number of the key players are voluntarily offering not to let it get too out of hand, but what does that mean? after this. the grocery store and the gas station alone are taking a big chunk out of our paychecks. fortunately, you've earned the valuable va home

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reasons are unconstitutional because that's true to the constitution's colorblind principle. all other forms of criteria for admissions are still allowed. >> john, really appreciate your time today. john yu joining us this afternoon. thank you so much. we'll be right back on a critical day when it comes to the supreme court decision gutting affirmative action in colleges and universities across the country. this is the all-new tempur-pedic breeze mattress, and it's designed toto help you feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... ...no kicking off the covers... ...or blasting the air conditioning. cause only the tempur-pedic breeze is made with ourne-of-a-kind cooling technology- that pulls heat away from your body. so, the mattress feels up to 10° cooler all night long. for a limited time, save $500 on all-new tempur-breeze mattresses...

i think that's lawyers splitting hairs, very intelligent obviously and decorated lawyers, who speak to supreme court justices. at the end of the day you need a measure of protection. let's call it what it is. that measure of protection was rolled back today just as we saw the rolling back of rights as it relates to abortion rights in the case that they took up before. and so you know, ultimately i think this is a setback for all terms and purposes, and whatever language they put in it we know the language they said, and that is that affirmative action cannot be used. and that is a -- it's a problem, a significant one to say the least. >> joey jackson, as always, we appreciate your perspective and expertise. thanks, joey. >> thank you. brianna? >> we are joined by uc berkeley law professor john yu. he serves on the board of the pacific legal foundation which filed briefs in this case opposing harvard and unc's affirmative action programs. john, thank you for taking the time to speak with us today.