Jessica to you first i want to put these battleground head-to-head pulls up. fox news, arizona biden won in 2020 now trump up by five. florida one. and virginia, biden up by ten and it s now tied. on the surface these polls spell good news for trump and bad news for president biden. when you dig a little deeper into those, when you see that the coalition that elected biden is being cracked down, when you see that president trump is now from 9 percent to 25 percent against for black voters and biden went from 80 to 40 points. that s a huge problem for them. when we are seeing what s happening in gaza, the pro- hamas wing of the democrat party. the radical progressives. this is all hurting joe biden. trace: to trust to do a better job on the border and immigration, look at the numbers there. you see trump up by big numbers. twenty in arizona, all the way
Cannon, i watched her confirmation hearings, which were an uneven at times. i know where that kind of political positioning is. on her is new, judge. it s always look complicated coming into a big position are there political issues here? and bias issues here? or is this new charge trying to figure out a new place? the problem that i have is and all the things that were that jessica just said may be true, but they those problems were solvable a long time ago? yes, she is in fort pierce yes, she is isolated because she s the only judge in that courthouse and i ve been a judge the only one in the courthouse but there are telephones. their abilities to talk to the other members of the southern district of florida many of whom have extensive experience in this type of case and national security cases she has not availed herself of those opportunities. she has not spoken to anybody, at least as far as i know, and i ve heard the basic thought process when
Team hasn t followed exact procedural rules one attorney said that s really a trend in oliver cases. she just doesn t like the government to come in and play steamroller. on the flip side though, some of the attorneys have said she seems to be in their view giving donald trump better treatment than they ve seen some other criminal defendants get another cases so wolf, judge, aileen cannon, really facing a lot of pressure, a lot of criticism as this case moves forward very slowly, and especially as it becomes more apparent that there likely will not be a trial before election day wealth jessica schneider reported for us, jessica, thank you. coming up bombshell. testimony from a key witness in the federal bribery trial of democratic senator bob menendez will be right back the increase in wildfires is exponential unpredictable, uncontrollable with over well the consequences, the need to do something is urgent slightly
Initially disclosed. there is a crisis of confidence of the supreme court. it starts with their jurisprudence, but clearly continues with their ethical issues these disclosure reports are the first of their kind to be issued since last fall when the supreme court adopted a code of conduct for the first time in its history that was in response to the travel scandals. but ethics watchdogs and some democratic lawmakers are skeptical of that new code because it doesn t contain any enforcement mechanism isms wolf are brian. thank you, brian tied reporting also tonight, veterans of judge aileen cannon s courtroom are raising questions about her ability to oversee donald trump s classified documents trial with many telling cnn she is two isolated to an experience and to an efficient to handle the case cnn s jessica snyder has more for it. what are you learning, jessica? well, you know will if there are many factors contributing to these questions about judge cannon s fitness for this particular classified documents case. so first of all, she s only been on the federal bench for less than four years in addition, she s the only judge
Juan, who are the winners and losers for the week. juan: winner, a group of lawmakers. democrats and republicans who jumped into history earlier today. they took part in a bipartisan parachute jump in normandy, france, to pay tribute to the 80th anniversary of d-day. it was organized by representative mike waltz of florida and representative jason crow of colorado. the group included 10 congressman, all veterans. i think was a spectacular effort to personally honor the united states and the allied troops who took part in the historic assault that, you know, i think we all agree, changed the course of world war ii. rich: absolutely. juan: these congressman, bret baier always does that common ground segment. i think these guys took it to a new height. rach. rich: a great common ground. jessica can a? the veterans themselves who were honored this week in normandy and as we do get you to the 80th celebration it could be the last major celebration for this kind. the loser this week i picked