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days, with some spots going for hundreds of thousands of dollars each. tonight in the liberal heart of san francisco "the new york times" reports he's expected to raise north of $12 million. nbc's vaughn hillyard is reporting from phoenix, v nbc's deirdre bosa is reporting from san francisco, basal smikle is still with us. vaughan, donald trump appears to be striking while the iron is hot post verdict with his base as i said. where is the support coming from in this big fundraising swing? >> reporter: right. tonight it's going to be in san francisco. potentially upwards of in excess of $10 million. this is in the heart of silicon valley and for donald trump ultimately donors who are able to contribute potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars each. for donald trump this is going to be crucial here. after an enormous fundraising month in the month of may, especially in the days following his guilty verdict, when the campaign says it raised in
united states? >> nepal. >> nepal? all of you from nepal? >> it know english. >> no, no. san diego. see the lights? >> jesse: san diego, right there. the fellow executive orders not designed to protect the country, it's designed to protect campaign. last election he wanted to open the board and i he wants you to thank he is closing a. back in june of 2020, biden was trusted more on the question of border security and immigration by a single point. good where we are in may of 2024 my goodness gracious, look at these huge job that donald trump has gotten, he's not had on this issue by 27 percentage points. but basically, 30 points, 28 points if you want to be exact.
only when the average holds at 1,500 over a seven—day period. it will then re—open to migrants two weeks after that. the executive action also includes the use of a 1952 law allowing a us president to "suspend the entry" of foreigners if their arrival is "detrimental to the interests" of the country. speaking earlier, president biden blamed republicans in congress for refusing to address the situation at the us—mexico border. so today, i'm moving past republican obstruction and using the executive authorities available to me as president to do what i can on my own to address the border. frankly, i would have preferred to address this issue through bipartisan legislation, because that's the only way to actually get the kind of system we have now that's broken fixed — to hire more border patrol agents, more asylum officers, morejudges — but republicans have left me no choice. biden is referring there to measures that were reflected in a bipartisan bill that he supported back in may.
like to see? public ins on capitol hill echo that and repeat that. and as we've seen on this show, defendant well, they're they're caught in the last days of a culture which i gather the unwinding of a cult is always very, very messy and angry because these people are doing with cognitive dissonance. that's off the charts, right? they know that their speech we can behalf of someone who's a really bad guy. they know their echoing his lies that must cause them a lot of pain. but they were acting to it by amping up their anger and their lives. it will pass away. but we are faced with a very difficult time with the institutions. are threatened. we must remember that's what's on the ballot in november what will you do if donald trump is re-elected get ready to publish my next book next spring. >> i was, i was hoping you'd never want to have me on next spring because donald trump will be in his bathrobe down in mar-a-lago. and joe biden will be in his second term. but if donald trump is still president, you'll probably want me on again. and we'll be talking i can again next may
a seven—day period. it will then re open to migrants two weeks after that. the executive action also includes the use of a 1952 law allowing a us president to "suspend the entry" of foreigners if their arrival is "detrimental to the interests" of the country. speaking earlier, president biden blamed republicans in congress for refusing to address the situation at the us—mexico border. so today, i'm moving past republican obstruction and using the executive authorities available to me as president to do what i can on my own to address the border. frankly, i would have preferred to address this issue through bipartisan legislation, because that's the only way to actually get the kind of system we have now that's broken fixed — to hire more border patrol agents, more asylum officers, morejudges — but republicans have left me no choice. president biden is referring there to measures that were reflected in a bipartisan bill that he supported back in may.
were reflected in a bipartisan bill that he supported back in may. but the legislation failed after republicans in the senate rejected it, following opposition from former president donald trump. in the wake of mr biden�*s announcement, many republicans are questioning the timing of his actions. now, understand what is going on here — - this is election—year politics. when he signs this executive order, the only question - anyone should ask is, "why didn't you do i this in 2021? why didn't you do this in 2022? why didn't you do this in 2023? why didn't you do this last i month, or the month before, or the month before? " president biden has faced criticism for the record levels of illegal crossings during his administration. since he took office, more than 6.4 million migrants have been stopped trying to cross into the us illegally. the month of may is on track to see the third consecutive drop in unlawful border crossings, according to our us partner cbs news. border patrol is on pace to apprehend between 110—120,000 migrants in may,
border unlawfully from receiving a solemn, simple truth is, is a worldwide migration crisis and of the united states is not secure our borders is known limited to the number of people who may try to come to come here because it is no better place on the planet than the united states of america. >> jesse: as of may night of the board will be shut down for the first time since donald trump was in the oval office, that's because the move effectively blocks asylum request once the average number of daily encounters hits 2500. but that is peanuts to what we're saying right now. but do not be fooled, the so-called crackdown that was still permitted a minimal a 1.8 million new arrivals into america every year, even if enforced properly. so why is joe acting now? cnn's hasn't some clues as. >> immigration is the nations topic, back in may of 2020, 1 percent of voters said it look
at where we are to date may of 2024, last poll conducted, it's about 18 percent back in june of 2020. joe biden was doctor troster the more on the question of border security and immigration by single point. good where we are in it may of 2024, my goodness gracious, look at those huge jump that donald trump has gone. is now ahead on this issue by 27 percentage points. >> jesse: judge jeanine, a lot of loopholes executive order. ray happy he took action are is it too little too late. >> judge jeanine: out will be one of the positive people in serena slam so glad he decided he had the power that he did not think he had and it took him five months to figure it out. have the feeling that joe biden really knew he had the power because you issued an executive order getting worried of donald trump's orders that kept the border more secure. and rbc what you've got is you
voters have seen past it when they haven't been covering the crisis closely. mayorkas, does he mean too little too late for electoral problems or for the actual security problems inherent in this issue? i know you guys know the story earlier this may. two jordanian nationals tried to gain entry to quantico. we have risks out there already let into the country and i'm not sure how you get past too little too late with those issues. >> dana: mkh for the win. great to have you back. thanks. right now day three of hunter biden's federal gun trial is underway. prosecution opened its case yesterday by playing hunter reading from his own memoir describing his drug habit. the defense denies he lied on the gun form but it lacks plausibility. what can we expect this morning, rich? >> good morning, dana.