hearings. what he thinks the supreme court will want to get involved in his case. in georgia, all of the 19 co-defendants accused of conspireing to overturn the 2020 election down there have now waived their arraignments. what happens next? we have news on a just scheduled hearing recording sydney powell and kenneth cheesebrow and when will we hear from the judge about moving mark meadows case from state court to federal court. he s been deliberating for more than a week. what that will mean for the president of the united states. let s get do it. joining us now is nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, who s outside of the courthouse. garrett s the lucky one who got to get inside to see air-conditioning. sorry, ken, out there sweating it out. talk to me about tarrio and what the prosecution is asking for. reporter: they re asking for 33 years but they won t get it based on what the judge did with the other proud boys leaders last week. the judge se
over yet. now he has his sights set on a connection between fundraising and the push to breach voter equipment. mathematical evidence of trump votes being trashed and biden votes being injected. abuse of power, bribery, retaliation. some of the allegations facing ken paxton, texas attorney general, whose historic impeachment trial begins. they will call him to testify. to say this case is not about politics, nonsense. it s definitionally political. tennessee is the latest state to enact a third grade retention law about growing concerns about learning loss. they should be going to fourth grade because they re ready to go to fourth grade. i don t want him to be behind on reading, which will influence everything for the rest of his life. good morning, everyone. so glad you re with us. as you can see, there s a lot of news. but here is where we begin. the morning the kremlin is refusing to comment on kim jong-un s apledged plans to visit russia and meet wit
get in his way. peter doocy joins us tonight. good evening,. peter: peter president biden. needs union members behind him. to win re-election. so today he began the process of. convincing union members. he is already 80. getting old, man. peter: that s why president. biden can t shake speculation. including from an author who. just interviewed 300 people in. biden world that he could bow. out of the 2024 election. based on all your reporting. how much of a surprise will that. be? i would say it would be a. small it would be a surprise. to me, but it wouldn t be a. total surprise. peter: 73% of voters polled. by the wall street journal called president biden too old. for a second term. that includes two thirds of. democrats. i have been doing this longer. than anybody and, guess what? i m going to continue to do it. with your help. president biden is coming off. another weekend at the family. home in rehoboth beach. the reason i m here today. just for one
prompted seven southern states to secede and form the confederacy and the second in 2020 with donald trump. in the modern era the transition would begin with a concession speech on election night, often characterized as gracious. a stark difference from what happened three years ago. one of the great features of america is that we have political contests, that they are very hard fought, as this one is hard fought, and once the decision is made we unite behind the man who was elected. this is a fraud on the american public. this is an embarrassment to our country. i have no bitterness, no rancor at all. i say to the president as a thorough politician that he did a wonderful job. we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. we did win this election. i have lost. mr. nixon has won. the democratic process has worked its will, so now let s get on with the urgent path of uniting our country. and this is a very big moment. this is a majo
world. i m paula newton. ahead on cnn newsroom, a budget battle brewing on capitol hill. congress set to return tuesday. it will face the potential of a government shutdown if congress can t reach a deal on spending by the end of the month. a major shakeup in kyiv after more than 18 months of war. president zelenskyy announces plans to replace his defense minister. burning man chaos continues. thousands still trapped in the nevada desert after heavy rain turned the festival site into a mud pit. it is back to business this week for the u.s. senate as its august recess comes to an end. now washington is set to become a pressure cooker in the coming weeks as lawmakers attempt to avoid a government shutdown yet again. they only have until october 1st to come to an agreement. a little shall we say that it will not be easy. members of the u.s. house aren t back until next week, in fact. conservative republican hardliners are already pressuring house speaker kevin mccarthy t