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it's sort of easy to think of this as trump's vindictiveness when he says i am your retribution. i think obvious he has a constituency for the politics of retribution and that his base will be demanding and you're seeing from speaker jon a real possibility that republicans will support a trump 2.0 presidency avengence. >> let's take another look at the aftermath of the verdict which covered sort of the hard right republicans. but let's get your read on how it's playing with average voters, sort of those independents and swing voters. we see a little movement in the polls. not a lot, at least not yet. you're constantly talking to people each and every day. is this verdict go to resonate and even a little and in a close race, might that be enough? >> well, there is two reactions. obviously, the republican megabase is fired up about this and they are angry about this but they are not the ones who are going to be turning the outcome of this election as you
this is a case has been batted around for almost 20 years, and meredith curvature victim of this case, her parents both die and are dead now, there's just a lot of court and bureaucracy in italian judiciary confusion that just seems to keep this case alive. but amanda knox read, convicted or conviction upheld for slander, three-year sentence, that she's served she'll have to pay a fine to the victim, patrick and by her boss, she accused of murder it's not over yet, kate. >> wow, 20 years as you lay out, just like amazing how long this has all been happening. >> it's good to see you, barbie. >> thank you very much. a new araf scene, a new central starts now putting now hunter biden has arrived in court. >> the crucial a potentially emotional testimony we could hear today from his ex-wife president biden is in france it's on a crucial trip in a new report that quotes republicans about concerns they
meredith curvature victim of this case, her parents both die and are dead now, there's just a lot of court and bureaucracy in italian judiciary confusion that just seems to keep this case alive. but amanda knox read, convicted or conviction upheld for slander, three-year sentence, that she's served she'll have to pay a fine to the victim, patrick and by her boss, she accused of murder it's not over yet, kate. >> wow, 20 years as you lay out, just like amazing how long this has all been happening. >> it's good to see you, barbie. >> thank you very much. a new araf scene, a new central starts now putting now hunter biden has arrived in court. >> the crucial a potentially emotional testimony we could hear today from his ex-wife president biden is in france it's on a crucial trip in a new report that quotes republicans about concerns they have over the president's age
your response? so it's true that we interviewed a number of people and all of the democrats saying that they were spoken to. yes, we spoke to a number of people. it's true that their views of the president were represented. maybe their quote was not the coat that was selected, but other people's work all right and it's also true that my job here is to be the agent of the reader. i am not here to publish the quote provided to me or us by every single democrat. i just can't do that. >> what about the accusation that the pieces slanted democrats feel the piece is slanted and they're entitled to feel that but i would encourage folks to get away from the politics of this. >> and before we jumped to a conclusion about motivation or slant, read the story and look at what the facts say and you decide for yourself, i would do encourage people to read the story. there's also a lot about former president trump and just looking at this issue overall, it is a lot long and involved piece that is certainly worthy of a read i wonder and you talk about it a little bit in the piece. the
haven't really had a chance to see it yet how it hits here, but i'm sure within the next couple of days, we'll see the effects of it. good or bad and we look forward to checking in with you when you get a read on it. sure. if i'm here to sell assad, thanks so much for the time thank you, sir. >> be safe. >> of course. thanks next, the trump appointed judge overseeing his classified documents case is just made an extraordinary move in trump's favor and it's something that no other judge before her has done and we'll have that next. plus brand-new polling shows that even with fading support robert f. kennedy jr. could still have a major impact on the outcome of november's election but which candidate as he projected data for potentially help will discuss the increase in wildfires is exponential unpredictable uncontrollable with overwhelming consequences, the need to do something is urgent with birth, with we have schreiber and good night on cnn
>> neil: all right, derek, i appreciate you very much. this is why you are getting the mixed read in the economy for americans, not all of whom are feeling with the administration is saying, but again, it is not everybody but it is a phenomenon to watch for the presidential contest. in the meantime, hunter biden has left the courthouse right now. we have the latest on what this means of this thing could wrap up as early as, well, friday. after this. ♪ ♪ awkward question... is there going to be anything left... —left over? —yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! i want a massage, in amalfi, from someone named giancarlo. and i didn't live in that shoebox for years. not just— with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. i guess i'll get the caviar... just kidding. join 18 million americans and take control of your financial future
these core principles because that is what we are trying to advance here. it's on politics, it's the opposite. >> neil: >> neil: but larry hogan's remarks that he doesn't deserve the respective anybody,, said that publicly, other in your party, if you're not in lockstep with donald trump, not in lockstep with the party, would you make of that? >> laura is hoping to run the rnc right now, and i'm trying to ship this -- steer the ship and a steady manner. >> neil: i'm sure you are but i'm assuming you would like a republican side and, of big boss there, but it seems to be against advocating for somebody who could flip the blues senate seat read and maybe take control of the senate. do think that is fine? >> i will tell you where we're heading right now, we are
next generation of the nation. what is america becoming? joining us now, two top "new york times" journalists. the author of the new book, "the fall of roe, the rise of a new america." thank you for being here. this is the first and best read of the election cycle and the most important putting all in one place what has happened. i love this articulation and explanation of what happened. i obviously worked in put possibles whenner the extreme. is on the issues were kept on the room because it was unelectable. 93% of americans opposed the bans. 87% opposed the ban that's eliminate bans for rape and incest and that's where this republican party has gone. tell me how this happened. >> well, it is really so meaningful to hear you say that. part of what we did in this book was create the first narrative of what we've seen to calling the final decade.
that fight was in part scheduled because it would make him feel good. it's in jersey, where he feels comfortable. i think we'll see more of him on the campaign trail. we shall see. i mean, even before the trial, it wasn't like he was campaigning like he was in 2016 where he was out there almost every other day. i mean, he was doing one, maybe two events a week, and it doesn't appear as though that's changing soon. >> sophia, lastly and briefly, what's the read with both democrats and republicans alike on the post convex that shows mod evident movement, but at least a little bit heading toward president biden and among at least some republicans, a small percentage really who saying look, i don't think donald trump should run anymore. >> yeah. so i think there's a significant minority of independents who are saying that, yeah, the conviction does affect how they'll vote and that maybe he
opening arguments this afternoon after doing voir dire and jury selection, it would be extraordinary t the speed at whh this is moving. will this be a verdict unite republicans and help them keep not only the house majority but also win back the senate? will get a read from the former speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, straight ahead. >> sandra: plus, long-awaited executive action on the border, report of the coming down the pike. that is it too little, too late? dave rubin is here on that.