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should have been built by now. now, listen, brentwood school does a lot for the veterans, absolutely. but the veterans say this land wasn't given to a private school, it was given to us. two developments this week. they did break ground on a new building and there will be eventually 1,200 units for vets here. that's years away. in the meantime the problem gets worse because we've heard this year over last year there are nearly 400 more veterans homeless in los angeles. >> all right, nick watt, thank you very much. and coming up on sunday on "state of the union" transportation secretary pete buttigieg, democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, and chris christie and will herd all talk to dana bash. that's all at 9:00 a.m. eastern time, and you can join me a little later on on sunday at 11 a.m. for inside politic. and thank you for joining us today. i'm abby philip in for jake
6-3, the new numbers reshaping american life. "the lead" starts right now. 40 million americans will not get the student loan forgiveness president biden promised them after the supreme court rejects his plan. and the president says it is unforgivable. then a key ruling on lgbtq rights and freedom of speech involving a wedding website designer and the state of colorado. what it means for anti-discrimination laws across the country. plus as millions of americans plan to take to the roads and skies this holiday weekend, a look at what cities are experiencing turmoil after days of delays. and welcome to the lead. i'm abby philip in for jake tapper. today we begin with our law and justice lead. at moment now president joe biden will address the nation after the supreme court today issued two major rulings. one that blocks president
came on. i think to the point of, demonstrated effect that the indictment goes the likes it does to show that the lawyers misrepresented what donald trump had in his possession, and that he was misrepresenting to his lawyers what he had in his possession, all sign suggested or something at bedminster. question is what they decide to take action? >> we will see. i do wonder. like if i'm sitting in the national security apparatus, i'm wondering like where is the four page. it's very specific. it's called by the rioters. we hear it here, he talks about, no one's found it? and in bedminster is not just a home, it's a club where people don't have to bring their families. it's bizarre. >> philip thank you. much still to come, when does a president deserve credit or blame for the american economy? the compelling case for the biden economic agenda next. omic agenda next
had a catastrophic loss of authority in a result of the events of yesterday. >> that is stark, that is strong language isn't it the biggest challenges leadership in 23 years. philip, it's interesting to see wagner forces welcomed by many civilians in rostov-on-don, they took control of the military headquarters there without even a shot being fired. of course they began a march on moscow, talk us to how closely they got to the capitol? >> it's interesting wagner have a log relationship with rostov-on-don, they have a training area just outside it, so as they advanced forward they took their positions having withdrawn from ukraine, they captured one of the largest cities in russia without firing a single shot, they have driven forward up the
the security council, former security director would part of that accountability probably. >> do you believe, it's come to the military aspect of this with you, philip? do you agree that putin is definitely looking weaker, when he put this rebellion down? but it did make significant progress, didn't? it as we were discussing earlier, prigozhin is out there is saying the whole war in ukraine is on the false perspective? >> i think that probably is the lasting most important part of this, the actual basis of the war was challenged in a way which has not happened before, it's actually illegal in russia, that will have had some residents, i think. >> and philippe, we have been talking about the slow progress that the wagner forces have been making in ukraine, yet they managed to make several hundred kilometers of progress inside of russia, seemingly with very little resistance. what does that tell us about the potential power dynamics within the russian armed forces? the>> the part with the russian
because of their, quote, wariness about appearing partisan. >> yeah. it is so old school and it's a reminder that in some ways we've been having an unfair fight over the course of the trump administration and its aftermath. it's been sort of a boy scout versus somebody who doesn't play by any rules. and in this case you see the fbi being reticent to get involved in the investigation because they're concerned about the appearance of being political. they're trying to hold themselves above the fray. >> they've been called the deep state. >> and everything else. people who care about perceptions, the damage of people who don't care about those guardrails. >> fascinating reporting from your colleagues at "the post," philip. they wanted to work this like a mob case, start at the bottom and see if there's a way up.
well, this type of protective order. it's a little bit, again, as the gentlemen have said, a unique situation. we have this prosecution in the midst of a political campaign and so of course they don't want things used improperly. everything is for the case. i have a very different rule than all of you who are commenting and quarterbacking and seeing what people are saying. part of my job as a criminal defense attorney and his counsel will be is to look at the evidence, look what the government is presenting, and assert the defense. so our world is confined. and the concept of what the jury is supposed to see is within the confines of the evidence presented therein. all of this extra commentary is not to infect the jury but, of course, here we all are. >> and we should expect there will be more extra commentary, as you put it. john, philip, stacey, thank you all. >> thank you. new overnight, ukraine says russia launched another massive air attack on kyiv saying that
firing him, threatening to withhold american financing. you know, it was sort of a second order threat anyway. that entire thing started with shokin in the first place. shokin started talking to giuliani. early 2019, everything's been downhill from there. you're absolutely right. we've already adjudicated this. any number of times. of course, the last four years. so, this entire bribery scandal itself. if you read the new york post coverage, for example, they're like, oh, it's because he wasn't vetted -- we know he wasn't. so, if that's the point of leverage here, we already know, it's already been established that's not the case. things fell apart of that in any way. >> why or why is the liberal media not covering the joe biden bribery story? well, we've covered it tonight. it's bs. thank you dean, molly, and philip for the debunking. thank you so much. >> -- >> coming up my conversation with a south carolina teacher being blocking discussing issues of race with her students. don't forget, you can listen to the mehdi hassan so anytime free where we get you podcasts. get you podcasts
were joining that call. it was corrupt. he wasn't investigating corruption. he was going out there and he wasn't doing his job as prosecutor general. so, the initial allegations about joe biden. firing him, threatening to withhold american financing. you know, it was sort of a second order threat anyway. that entire thing started with shokin in the first place. shokin started talking to giuliani. early 2019, everything's been downhill from there. you're absolutely right. we've already adjudicated this. any number of times. of course, the last four years. so, this entire bribery scandal itself. if you read the new york post coverage, for example, they're like, oh, it's because he wasn't vetted -- we know he wasn't. so, if that's the point of leverage here, we already know, it's already been established that's not the case. things fell apart of that in any way. >> why or why is the liberal media not covering the joe biden bribery story? well, we've covered it tonight. it's bs. thank you dean, molly, and philip for the debunking. thank you so much. >> -- >> coming up my conversation
many minneapolis police officers failed to take seriously the health complaints of the people they arrested. quote, we found numerous interests instances in which officers responded to prison statement when they could not breathe with a version of, you can't breathe, you're talking right now. you may recall the george floyd's last words were, i can't breathe. joining us now is philip -- dr. goff, the chair of african american studies and professor of psychology a university. he's also cofounder of the center for policing equity. doctor, thank you for being here tonight. i feel like it's always a dark moment in america when we have these conversations, but i guess at this point maybe shouldn't be striking, the animus, the deep seated hatred some of these officers have for the community that they are supposed to protect. what did you make of this report? >> it's ugly. if it doesn't shock your conscience then you've been looking at too much that's