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white house, it would be hard to imagine what institutional deterrents could discourage abuses or accesses. >> it sets a remarkable stage. it does, but i wonder if any buddy else besides donald trump would be able to weather a storm like this, right again, he has this sort of hold over. >> the republican party and over a faction of the american people that we really have never seen. and i'm not convinced that we would see it again, so that's the sort of big question mark, is will there be a politician? host, donald trump that has such a, such a fan base sort of baked into his support for shelby. talk about shelby, very grateful to have this morning really appreciate it all right. >> also today, hunter biden goes on trial for felony gun charges in delaware. his father, the president of the united states its plans to spend most of the day in wilmington, where jury selection will get underway cnn's kaitlan, poland's has more for us this morning sun of the sitting president on trial in another criminal case with
deal. he has such a -- his prospects are very bleak. >> steve: as you look at this live image, street screen left, his motorcade arrived. >> ainsley: jury selection today and they have to prove he made false statements, that he had a gun while under controlled s substances. he faces a felony conviction and -- >> lawrence: prosecution said no defense when federal judge asked if there was precedence. after judge threw it out, there was question from aeb /* lowell. you cannot throw this out.
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of policy options and we remain committed to taking actions to address our broken immigration system. now, the important caveat that i should note is that there could still be changes to that final text before this expected announcement tomorrow. but as you said, this is something that could draw a for the president a significant amount of backlash, but certainly he is hoping and the white house is hoping that this could also strengthen his political hand as well. briana. >> all right. mj lee the live force at the white house. thank you. and still to calm, it could be a frenzied few weeks for the supreme court. the justices are readying potential blockbuster decisions on everything from a board shouldn't be guns to presidential immunity. so what they could mean in a pivotal election year and the cost of keeping cool this summer will likely be higher here for you. and it has been in the past. we're going to show you by how much ahead on cnn news central
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south africa now faces weeks of turbulent coalition talks. barbara plett usher, bbc news, johannesburg. i spoke to the former us ambassador to south africa. we have almost 100% in, it looks likely to be a very big disappointment for the anc. it is an extraordinary watershed moment for south africa and most especially for the anc that has maintained a majority in an unbroken line for three decades now. a watershed moment but also a moment of reckoning. there are tens of millions of young people in the country called the bourne free generation, born after 1994 and the end of a partake. they feel their country underwent a political transformation but not an economic one and they feel they have been on the outside looking in. in reality
consequence that i want you to think about here. you know, just 24 months ago trump had about a third of his party starting to think about swapping him out because he was controversial, and they thought maybe we need new leadership in the republican party then bragg brings these charges and immediately the entire party coalesses behind him. all of a sudden a, i know this sounds crazy, but i believe it to be true. history will look at this five, ten years from now and say how did trump become president again? alvin bragg was the king maker. he did it for him. i know it sounds perverse, but that's what he did. so that's called an up intended consequence. i don't know if he's happy about that, but that's how he'll be marked in history. will: kevin, you bring up the other people in the republican field looking to the replace him, he talked about that with us yesterday. he talk talked about he's the only one that could be in this environment and come out
feminists. so how much is it that the political identity that they're embracing or perhaps being indoctrinated with is affecting their religious choices? >> i think it's vastly affecting it. but, you know, for me personally i am a pro-life and pro-women's rights mostly because i am a christian and i do find my foundation rooted in his word, the word of god. but i have to say, i do think we are taking the wrong approach as christians, as conservatives when it comes to abortion because, of course, me being pro-life has a lot to do with the fact that i'm a christian, but abortion should be looked at as a human rights issue. it's the largest mass genocide in the history of world. and as far as, you know, women's rights, we should be able to look around and say, hey, females deserve to have rights, to be able to compete in their own sports. that should be common sense. that shouldn't have to do with our faith at all a, honestly. rachel: well, caroline, it's really interesting to hear your perspective. i'm part of an organizationed