their relationship and all that attention that it s getting. i m probably going to get some hate online for making any comment about that. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon around. always a pleasure. the lever jake tapper starts right now 34 convictions. but what happens next? the leader starts right now donald trump takes to the mic, airing familiar grievances and railing against the historic guilty verdict in the hush money case. what the trump team s plan we re going to talk tell you moving forward. potential trump vice presidential pick senator tim scott will be here and i ll also talk with republican senator rick scott of florida, who s running a replace mitch mcconnell plus senate republican leader plus one of trump s targets today as former fixer, michael cohen. how does he feel now that his former boss is a convicted felon, michael cohen s lawyer joins me, lie and president biden announces a new proposal for a ceasefire in gaza. it will bring hostages
it s pulse.msnbc.com. we ll check the results later in the broadcast. let s get to capitol hill. casey hunt and jake sherman both there on the hill for us. casey, we saw you a little while ago doing what you do there, walking along trying to get a comment from the supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. he didn t seem to have a great deal to say to you. reporter: he didn t, craig. donald trump s nominees have proven to be less amenable than most senators to answering our hallway questions. it would have been unusual for him to have said something publicly about this. but that is exactly what democrats are pressuring him to did right now. i was trying to figure out whether or not donald trump was aware of what he was going to be saying in these private meetings with senators about the president s comments about an independent judiciary. he of course did not answer those questions. it sounds like it wasn t discussed in the meeting with susan collins that we were walking with him toward.