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>> martha: thank you all. we will see you later. >> steve: we're going to keep it live in france. but, also, we're going to talk a little bit about what is happening in this country and, of course, it is a presidential election year. and as it turns out, we have heard for a while that the president has -- former president, donald trump, has got some names of people who would be great as his veep in his head and maybe they have actually revealed more of that hand because, apparently, at least four of the people have been asked to submit paperwork and stuff like that. they are being vetted. >> ainsley: doug burgum, marco rubio, tim scott, and j.d. vance. >> brian: yeah. we will get to that a little bit later. elise stefanik is on it. byron donalds, is he also there. >> ainsley: those four, i believe, received the vetting papers according to this article? >> brian: okay. let's talk about 2024. and the president of the united states did get system good news yesterday in terms of the lawfare that's been levied at him.
equal in the sense that they were both repressive tyrannies and e. wanted to make sure that the world was basically free of those. and that's why he made the remarks that he did. >> isaac dovere at you, of course, have covered a president biden a day in and day out as president of the united states. what does this day, this moment mean for him? >> like he, he has said that through his time running and starting out in january of this year when he gave that speech, valley forge, that he sees preserving i can see as the work of his presidency. and here he is, as i think it's fair to say, likely the last president who will have been alive during d-day, right? who grew up in that world and stephen was saying that was built by these soldiers and those leaders trying to defend it and trying to say this is the world that we should keep living in. it is to him, not an issue of politics per say, although of course it is being litigated in the 2024 campaign.
horizon. 80 years ago today, they sent waves and waves of young americans with rifles to cross a beach and climb a cliff and the sacrifice is breathtaking when you stand here and reimagine it happening right where we are standing. >> brian: bring in another peter, pete hegseth. a veteran. you wrote your book about this. but you talk about courage. the war starts today -- the invasion starts today by augers 25th, 2024 same year, couple months later paris is liberated. how many people had to sacrifice just to go into the line of fire to push the germans out? >> pete: it's staggering. as peter was talking about and i was looking at those crosses it got me thinking of when we would get intention in iraq about a
on june 6, 2024, the president will also speak of the alliance fighting russian aggression in ukraine and the threats to democracy around the world. and you can bet for the domestic audience, the president will implicitly overtly described what he feels are the threats to freedom. if donald trump is elected, again, there is a lot of news on the election in front. this morning. a list of potential running mate's for donald trump. they are all given homework assignments, new polling that suggests the shifts in the race since trump's criminal convictions and new information about a helium leak in orbit on the boeing starliner. we're gonna get to at all. but first, as we said, a moment in history past, present, and future, we've got cnn anchors reporters, and analysts from all around the world with us this morning. first, let's a christiane amanpour in normandy. add these commemorations. christiane jon and kate. well, it's an extraordinary atmosphere like it always is when these
back whenever bill barr was attorney general, jeff sessions was attorney general. donald trump did not hesitate to privately and publicly pressure them to do what he wanted. and that's not good for our justice system. >> it's interesting that you mentioned that you think that the verdict in new york will be accepted more and more over time. there's a new, new york times poll which shows that there was a slight shift and we have seen that in polls in the presidential race, two point or so shift toward president biden overall since the verdict, i'm gonna read you some of the analysis and the times the ship was especially pronounced among young nonwhite and disengaged democratic leaning voters who propelled mr. trump to a lead in the early polls of the people who previously told us they had voted for mr. biden in 2020, but would vote for mr. trump in 2024, around one-quarter said that they would now stick instead head with mr. biden and it goes on what do you think of this? what do you think of the idea that
assistant us attorney for the southern district of new york elie honig. let's start with georgia. well, there's a lot going on here. obviously. there hadn't been a lot of developments since judge mcafee ruled, and then we have this does this surprise, you know, it doesn't surprise me because we knew the case was going to be appealed. we knew that the court of appeals had agreed to take the case. they did not have to do this. what was surprising was yesterday's announcement when the court of appeals said, okay, trial court, while we're taking this case over the next several months everything stops down there and zach pointed out this is an important point when the trial judge issued his ruling, he said, okay, defendants, donald trump and others, you can try to take this up to the appeals court, but while that's all happening, we're going to carry on here with our normal pretrial business now that's all. pause. now there's no way this case gets tried before the end of 2024 may neck that may not get tried ever. if donald trump and the other defendants win on this appeal. >> all right, so put georgia aside for a long time. i want to ask about the hunter biden trial because it's going on right now. they're hearing testimony again. >> i think a lot of people coming into this specific case and there's another case
willis should be removed from the prosecution's. he didn't. zach cohen joins us now with the latest on that. good morning to use yeah john good morning. this means barring some sort of last-minute miracle and proceed miracle. there's no way donald trump is going to stand trial in georgia before the 2024 election and raised the question of whether he will ultimately stand trial in georgia at all and look, this is because the georgia court of appeals making very clear to the prosecution of donald trump in georgia cannot continue until the georgia court of appeals ways in and decides on this issue of whether or not fani willis should be disqualified. you mentioned too that the deadline for that decision is march 2025, that come to well, after november's election and look at donald trump is elected president. that effectively means the chances of a trial ever happening go down to zero. but look, this is not unusual or this is unusual because the appeals court typically when it takes up an issue stays proceedings in the trial court means that work in the trial court cannot continue while the appeals court weighs an issue.
today in the coming days for the ruling on immunity. if the court rejects both the lower court decision and the trump argument and finds those are both too extreme, it would have to send this case back to the judge for further proceedings. can she do that and still put the pedal to the metal before the election? she has tried. she has really turned this into a rocket docket in her courtroom. many of us still have doubts she could do that before the election. >> dana: jonathan turley, thank you for being here and following those trials for us especially the hunter biden one as we have the other commemorations of d-day to cover this morning. >> bill: well done last week. we hung on every word. talk to you soon. meanwhile donald trump heading to arizona today as his first visit to the key swing state of the campaign for 2024. it also comes on the heels of biden's executive order on immigration from two days ago.
inflation has pushed a lot of people to drop their favorite brands because they were looking to save a few dollars. there are some major retailers out there and fast food chains who want their longtime customers back. christine romans has more on what they are doing to win them over. >> reporter: if inflation was the buzzword for 2023/>> we are getting the latest look at inflation. >> inflation numbers in united states. >> reporter: value is the word of 2024. consumers have learned i can shop at a different store and find a coupon. >> i can switch to the storebrand and save a lot of money. >> reporter: companies have notice, now cutting prices to win customers back. walgreens lowering prices in 1300 products. walmart too and target traffic prices on about 5000 items from butter to wipes the cat food.