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right now cnn s breaking news and a breaking new cnn special live coverage of this history defining moment in to courtrooms very shortly, the supreme court will hear arguments over whether a president has absolute immunity. we re talking of course, about donald trump in the january he six case, a new york jury will hear arguments for the man who ran the national enquirer. he is expected to deliver testimony, right out of the gate this morning about efforts to bury stories about playboy playmate.& is good, ultimately get to the xu of what happened. stormy daniels, i m john berman with kate bolduan this morning. sara sidner is out. we have a live look at the us supreme court not yet. we will have a live look at the us supreme court at some point, you can trust me on that. we are standing by for oral arguments at the court about the issue of whether donald trump is immune from the actions he took around january 6, of course, he is trying to get the election subversion case, the
case, six case, we can t keep track as it as it as an american, you know obviously could keep this conversation going from basically another hour and i am sorry to have to cut us all off. thanks you guys for joining us. this is a great discussion on a very consequential day, thanks to all of you for being with us kasie hunt, cnn, your central starts right now cnn breaking news a history defining de for donald trump in not one, but two courtrooms i m kate bolduan with john berman. of course, sarah is out today never before has the country been forced to confront legal issues at the same time, like we are about to witness for one, how far the boundaries of immunity reach. four the precedent that question in just hours will be center stage before the us supreme court. we re standing by for the arguments to begin at the high court over trump s fight, to try to get his federal election subversion case thrown out. that is now up to the justices to decide as special counsel, jack
ban. yeah, absolutely. allows abortions if situations where patients are failing not close enough to say that it s necessary to prevent death. and that means that these patients are left in that gap. meghan mentioned. and i mean, just ask the obvious question here. this world did not exist before roe was overturned. absolutely. right. part of the challenges, the meaning of the statute, this federal statute that protects people in emergencies. and idaho is trying to say that this is a new problem that the federal government is is creating the rules. but in fact, this has always been the treatment for abortions or sometimes the treatment for these kinds of conditions. it s just that it wasn t banned before. dobbs has changed the landscape. it s not that emtala has changed. it s that emtala plays out differently. now the dobbs allows abortions to be bound with very strict are no exceptions for health. ryan follow dobbs who was supposed to the intent of dobbs of sen
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