CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip CNN

In another American first, the convicted former president who is running to oversee the country again, just met with his probation officer. We get unique insights into what a second Trump term may look like. During his visit to Las Vegas, the Trump campaign also launched a new “Latino Americans for Trump” coalition, as it looks to increase its outreach to Hispanic voters ahead of November’s election. 
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Donald Trump loves to be worshiped that much has been clear since he came down those golden escalators. But, this week was especially notable because it gave us new evidence that he remains idolized by evangelical voters even after 34 felony counts for crimes associated with hush money payments to an adult film actress. 80% of evangelicals say they support him today. 
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While Donald Trump teases revenge for his perceived enemies, President Biden was asked in a recent interview if he would pardon his son in his federal gun trial.
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Trump vice presidential running mate contender Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) joins to discuss his recent comments about Black families being more together during Jim Crow. Plus, the neighbor of Supreme Court Justice Alito who is at the center of the flag fight speaks with CNN. 
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Biden unveiled a sweeping executive action Tuesday afternoon at the White House, attempting to affect the situation on the southern border after a bipartisan measure failed earlier this year. The action marks the administration’s most dramatic move on the US southern border as Biden tries to gain the upper hand on immigration just weeks from the first presidential debate – by using the same authority former President Trump tried to use while in office.
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Political revenge is now the Republican Party’s policy. Larry Hogan, the former governor of Maryland, dared to say that the rule of law deservers to be respected and it is for that he is now in the political crosshairs of his colleagues. Plus, the 6-feet distancing rule lacked science, but stayed until 2022. Why did it take so long to change that guidance during Covid-19? 
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