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Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is presiding over former United States President Donald Trump's Washington, DC, criminal case, acknowledged that the trial could be delayed deep into 2024.

Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is presiding over former United States President Donald Trump's Washington, DC, criminal case, acknowledged that the trial could be delayed deep into 2024.

Cnns suzanne malveaux is in washington with more on when that might happen. >> reporter: well, democratic lawmakers are moving forward and getting the biden agenda moving forward towards a vote. there is a potential snag here, if you will. the goal was and the announcement was made that this vote on both of these bills could happen as early as tuesday. that, being a vote on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, as well as the $1.75 trillion economic package that they would go togethe...

The goal was -- and the announcement was that this vote on both of these bills could happen as early as tuesday, that being a vote on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill as well as the $1.75 trillion economic package, that they would go together. well, now we are hearing, my colleague daniellea diaz, a potential delay here. saying we have made extensive progress on prescription drugs and others that were not in the text. at this point we will need additional time to craft language a...

People, so more people have protection, a month on from where we are now. that is certainly the idea. but, of course, the flip side of thatis but, of course, the flip side of that is that there arentjust for example couples hoping to get married, but businesses that were hoping to resume normal activity, not have to operate under the capacity limits that are causing them such great concern. there was also hopes of easing restrictions on those larger events. so it will have serious implications, ...

If theyre not on the job, that would trickle down. just a couple tangible examples. national parks would be closed. here in washington d.c., the popular museums would be shut down as well. as we head to tax season, weve been talking about taxes all day today, this could have an impact on the irs. not everything without "shut down" because of essential federal government workers would still come on in to work. that includes military personnel, air traffic controllers as well. shepard, this could ...

Process for getting on the usa freedom act. it was the bill that passed with 338 votes last week that would take the collection of telephone metadata and move it from being stored with the government, and instead have the telephone companies store it instead. and so senator mcconnell wanted to start the process to get that vote going, and if senator rand paul goes past midnight tonight, he wont be able to do that, he will only be able to do that tomorrow. technically his speech on the floor coul...

Freedom act. it was the bill that passed with 338 votes last week, that would take the collection of telephone metadata and move it from being stored with the government, and instead have the telephone companies store it instead. and so, senator mcconnell wanted to start the process to get that vote going, and if senator rand paul goes past midnight tonight, he wont be able to do that, he will only be able to do that tomorrow. technically his speech on the floor could delay the consideration of ...

It. does this look to you like an appropriate compromise? is there more youd like to see? >> im really happy with what the add mine straigs announced yesterday. its consistent with the promises the president has made in the past. and the reason im so happy with it is i think it delivers on providing women at universities and women who are employed with the affordable access to contraception that they need. that said, i am concerned that some universities and employers will take the opportunity o...

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