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times. that's all the same person. gutierrez is illegal immigrant being deported seven times. >> laura: trump just keeps to need reminding folks their lives or country was better under his administration in every way. would you say now or four years ago. >> four years ago for sure. how would you rate president biden's presidency. >> probably 1 this isn't difficult, really if handled right. and trump obviously can do it. he has done it before. but he should treat joe biden like kind of a rambling old cod temperature host best days are behind him after all is he not really in charge. trump needs to remind everyone watching as the old sam and dave song goes "hold on, i'm coming." joining us now former speaker of the house newt gingrich. you have been in debates before. big stages, you armas ter of
equipment that makes ar-15s fire like automatic weapons and also a case that will decide whether people who have been judged to be domestic abusers who have been placed under a restraining order for beating their spouses, whether they still have a second amendment right to bear arms. >> that was in response, the bump stock one to the massacre at that outdoor concert in las vegas. what about the environment? >> so we've got a really big case testing the biden administration's regulation of ozone pollution. the problem here is that there are a bunch of states that emit ozone that then drifts down into other states and harms their environment. the supreme court will decide whether the biden administration and its epa have properly regulated those emissions or whether they overstepped. and more broadly the supreme court is looking at a series of cases that could severely limit the executive branch's ability through the epa and a bunch of other agencies to implement regulations, including
>> sandra: we appreciate your reporting. incredible what we just heard. thank you. >> by looking at where air force one has touched down moments ago. as a dan gladden and the first lady jill biden back from the ceremonies at the american cemetery and down on the sands of omaha beach. the president stay overnight in paris. he has more meetings tomorrow. we will be following all of his actions. peter doocy is there and will bring us all of what happens during the president's visit. so that "wall street journal" report that came out talking about the president's cognitive ability and mental acuity, while the administration is now urging democrats to push back on the so-called false narrative, let's bring in brian kilmeade and host of "one nation was slow. playing a little sound from president biden from earlier today. he was interviewed by abc's
children. he excluded. >> bret: hold on. there were cages in the obama-biden administration, too, mitch landry. you know. this come on. those pictures were from the obama administration. there was a difference in the way they dealt with families but the cages issue was a different issue. >> okay. but the executive order with the president dealt with the asylum issue. the fact of the matter is this cannot be resolved by executive orders alone. there has to be a comprehensive plan. president biden said he will sign it if you send it to his. in congress not to send it he wanted to keep the issue open for the campaign. if they could get together today, president trump says send the issue, the president biden will sign it. and we will all work together. one of the other things you mentioned is in those bills in congress, there was funding for the ukraine, which many republicans did not want to do. so the d-day display that went on today brings us to this issue in a very clear way. both president biden, you heard mitch mcconnell say it. a lot of republicans, the united states of america cannot be an
save the money and make the preparation and take that trip and if you really want to understand the history of the world war ii era, it's incredibly moving visit to make yeah, i really, really very remarkable the difference in how obviously president biden is there in his role representing all americans? >> on this critical moment. he is however, running for reelection and i couldn't help but flashback to what we were covering during the trump administration that came out in 2020, the atlantic wrote a story that trump had when he was discussing whether to go to a french cemetery for world war i veterans the atlantic wrote this quote in a conversation with senior staff members on the morning of the scheduled visit, trump said why should i go to that cemetery? it's filled with losers in a separate conversation on the same trip, trump referred to more than 1,800 marines who
campaign, these are crucial days and crucial stops out west for the former president, especially coming off of his guilty convictiones in new york, chris. >> deirdre, you are outside the house where tonight's fundraiser is being held. we think of san francisco as the bastion of liberalism, we think of silicon valley as a place where joe biden and democrats have done very well, so what's happening here? >> reporter: well, there's been a real shift, especially over the last eight years, and part of the reason for that is that the republican party is seen as friendlier or at least less hostile towards the tech industry. you can look at the biden versus trump administrations, biden and his regulators have been tough on tech, whether that be a crackdown on cryptocurrencies, lawsuits from the doj and ftc on big tech workers. the trump administration there were tax credits that helped the
showed his hand and made the pilgrimage to donald trump's courthouse. he attacked this as rigged. he attacked the judges and the judge's family in ways that echoed what trump wanted people to say without trump himself trying to violate the gag order. as a lawyer, johnson calls himself a constitutional expert. he evokes his own knowledge and talks about in the gop caucus before he was elected speaker. he knows what the sixth amendment says that you have this right to a public trial by an impartial jury. you can confront witnesses, you have assistance of counsel. he knows jury trials are so important they are literally in the constitution. they are the bedrock of our justice system. that no administration, whatever the party is and no state may just destroy them. they are in the constitution. certainly, they are not subject to a single politician or one who has been convicted british speaker johnson attacks a constitutional order. he is joined the allies about
freedom is unending. here in europe we see one stark example ukraine has been invaded by a tyrant. >> bent on domination. >> while russian leader vladimir putin was once again, not invited to the commemoration, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy was on hand likening ukraine's struggle to fend off russia's invasion to the allies, war against nazi germany save you that as russia intensifies its attacks against ukraine, often using heavy aerial bombs the biden administration has given t of the go-ahead to hit the russians back in russian territory using some us supplied-weapons like the high mars multiple rocket launchers an angry putin saying nate or risks of full-on war with russia. >> but that moscow might also give arms to us adversaries
>> bret: both of you really quickly on that issue and using weapons inside russia. >> yeah. standing against communism should be a no-brainer. when i grew up, we heard stories about the greatest generation and whose who came before us who stood up for democracy and freedom everywhere. under no circumstances after the world watched afghan from u.s. airplanes and retreat from afghanistan can we see t 72s rolling through kyiv and victory. we must stand by our allies and make sure while we are standing by our allies, we get accountability, mission and end state from this administration. we must do both at the same time. >> bret: last word. >> strong and allowing ukrainian forces to strike into russia to reestablish their sovereignty as a democracy. but we have got to not just give enough to ukraine to hold on but make sure they win like the
add deadline for the end of june to release all its opinions, that would be june 28th, this year, that's a friday, it's going to be a friday from hell because the court still has about two dozen major cases to hand down and as of today they aren't even planning to give us any more until next thursday. that means they've got a lot of work left to do and we have got a lot of blockbusters that will soon be dumped in our laps one on top of the other. >> let's start with mifepristone, what are we waiting for? >> we are waiting for a decision on whether the fda can continue to make mifepristone widely available in blue states where it is legal or whether the judiciary will force the fda to dramatically roll back access to mifepristone and make it far more difficult for patients to access medication abortion. >> what about guns? >> we are waiting on two major decisions, one that will decide the legality of the bump stock ban first imposed by the trump administration that outlawed