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at his son as a political liability and rather kept him flows. we have seen hunter biden multiple times at the white house with his father as well as in delaware. in fact, just yesterday, the president was seen with his son hunter on a bike, righty see the images there earlier in the week the two had also been together marking the ninth anniversary of his son, beau biden's death and so this has been a sensitive topic within the white house and aides have said, it weighs on the president. but they also maintain that focuses on the work at hand. and of course this week, as this trial is ongoing, the president, will be traveling abroad to france. now, the white house over the course of the trial has deferred all questions about about the trial 200 biden it's attorney, so we don't anticipate hearing from them very much over the course of the week when it comes to this specific issue and said, if anything, when asked about this, we anticipated the white house will continue to say what they've said the whole time that the president, as regular communication with his family, they don't read out those
attorney and director of martial intelligence john ratcliffe on why the guilty verdict does not seem to matter to trump's supporters. plus, former white house senior adviser and america first legal president stephen miller along with arizona senate candidate kari lake with reaction. plus, dr. anthony fauci facing the music this week on capitol hill. why was vaccine maker moderna paying fauci during the pandemic? kentucky senator and senate homeland security ranking member rand paul hate of fauci on the record testimony monday on capitol hill. it's all a right here, or right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with america in uncharted territory. for the first time in its 247-year history, a conviction of a former president and the impact so far. since trump was found guilty last week of 34 counts of
star, stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential election campaign. he is due to be sentenced next month. his lawyer lina habba spoke to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg and told her mr trump stands by the claim that he was taken down by a fascist state. absolutely, absolutely. you don't live here, so i don't expect you to fully understand what we have been through. absolutely. but as the attorney for the former president for the last almost three years, at this point, i can assure you that we have seen some corruption that this country has frankly never seen
with him to court in delaware tomorrow for jury selection. >> are or the type of experience trial attorneys that secure acquittals on defendants home turf. in fact, having low the lead attorney here here actually had bob menendez acquitted in a previous trial in new jersey in federal courts. so they are raring to go here for a trial but this is a it really difficult situation for hunter biden because he's not just facing these charges. he also is fighting charges in federal court in california related to tax crimes or edge tax crimes. and so if he does have a conviction in this case, if that ends up being the result here at this trial, it's only supposed to last a few days, then he's going to have a lot to think about going into a second one because if you lose one case at trial, you could potentially face a sentence that includes jealous time, think, get much more difficult for you. once you have a second trial. so a really dicey situation for
like to underscore one thing, jessica, at the timing. so you don't get to appeal it until after the sentencing and then it takes about a year to work its way through the new york system. i know so people are saying, well, what about going straight to the united states supreme court? you cannot go to the united states supreme court until you've gotten all the way through the new york system. so you're talking about at least a year before the new york appeal is done and then trying to go to the supreme court. so we've got a long road ahead on just this new york appeal, let alone all the other and we are hearing from the former president. he's person, he is gone personally after the judge, which he did not violate the gag order in doing that, that was allowed. but since the conviction, we have seen him really doubled down. he's called the judge judge merchan, a devil judge merchan is going to have he will preside over the senate sentencing phase. >> is if you're his attorney, are you counseling him against doing that does that help him in any way? >> it doesn't seem like it
laura kuenssberg and told her mr trump stands by the claim that he was taken down by a fascist state. absolutely, absolutely. you don't live here, so i don't expect you to fully understand what we have been through. but as the attorney for the former president for the last almost three years, at this point, i can assure you that we have seen some corruption that this country has frankly never seen before in ourjudicial system. it is very real. it is not posturing by any means. it is 100% a problem that this country is going to have to handle and get a grapple on in november. but to use language like claiming america is like a fascist state, that's a description that's associated with leaders over a time who've been responsible for all sorts of atrocities. doesn't itjust give the impression that former president trump is a bad loser? hmm. no. i think the only bad loser is the person who's concerned that they're going to lose in november, who has to use means like this
i'll tell you my own opinion. i was affecting attorney out for some sort of a pushback. yeah. it didn't happen and it's very, very interesting. >> barak reviewed, thanks. the news continues right here on cnn outfront next, trump's next move, a former president vowing to appeal his conviction while his lawyers way whether to move his center tinting day, michael cohen is my guess. >> plus kristi noem is out front on the verdict would shubi on the gop ticket with a convicted felon and the people who have been jailed for sames crimime as trump, who are they? and what do their stories tell us about his feet? let's go out, find good evening. >> i'm erin burnett it out front tonight, trump plotting his next move. the former president and now a convicted felon at bedminster, new jersey, his home there, after spending the de with his family, ivanka jared melania, and baron, all four noticeably absent during trump's historic trial and at a press conference or a speech today, melania
that to making the effort to call him sort of a melody. those are things i only on the question of change in the venue and all those things you've probably will pop i asked, i don't let the court would do much, but certainly when we talk about constitutional principles, those things may catch the attention of the new york court of appeals or ultimately if he's not successful in the state courts, they may catch the attention of a federal court should his, should he be successful, get his appeal her by a federal judge. >> all right. so looking ahead to sentencing if he is sentenced to jail, i mean, the implications of that as a us attorney, you served on the terrorism and national security subcommittee. so i wonder how high do you think the chances are that we might see a violent response to this? >> would we look back at history, especially involving mr. trump? >> there have been outburst by service four years. >> we've seen that as recently as january the six and so i hope we don't and i hope that
after sentencing his attorney he did speak earlier in the sentencing phase and essentially just blamed at all on laurie she was of course, found guilty as well, and was sentenced to prison without the possibility of parole. >> the death penalty for her was not on the table. jessica alright. camila bernal from los angeles for us. thanks so much for that reporting. also new tonight, nasa is the earliest liftoff for the new boeing starliner crewed with nasa astronauts will be on wednesday that's after today's lift off was scrubbed less than four minutes before launch, cnn space and defense correspondent kristin fisher has more from kennedy space center yeah. >> so jessica, nasa, boeing, andy united launch alliance or you la, say that they are foregoing the next possible launch opportunity, which would have been tomorrow, sunday at around noon, because they say they simply didn't have enough time to troubleshoot the issue that caused today's scrubs saturday scrub. >> and the issue had nothing to do with boeing's starliner
view of law has been quite demonstrated to be not all of them, but some of them partisan. and so this is actually the playbook of autocrats we've seen around the world. they tried to pack the courts with judges that are friendly to them and when they encounter a judge or a court or a jury that's not friendly to them then they attack the system to soften it up for future attack. and now we're seeing his followers going along with that. >> you know, what's interesting is that part of our i mean, correct me if i'm wrong, but part of our judicial system is we accept the fact that you win some, you lose some and in this case, in donald trump's three pending cases he's actually one more than he i mean, he's the court seems to be in the legal system, seems to favor him more than it seems to punish him. yes, he was convicted in this case. however, in the classified documents case his trump appointed attorney, i mean, judge aileen cannon is