If it's Thursday, former President Trump returns to the campaign trail as he ramps up his revenge

rhetoric, now his allies in Congress are vowing a campaign of political and legal retribution.

Plus, Bo Biden's widow testifies about her own illegal drug use,

as she tells the jury she understood from text messages

that Hunter Biden was buying crack cocaine

immediately after purchasing a firearm.

And President Biden honors the heroes who stormed the beaches of Normandy 80 years ago today while delivering a warning to the world

about surrendering to bullies and bowing down to dictators. Welcome to Meet the Press Now, I'm Gabe Gutierrez in Washington. In just about an hour

former President Trump will be back on the campaign trail for his first public

event since being convicted a week ago. Hundreds of Trump supporters waited for hours today in the

sweltering Arizona heat, not deterred by his criminal conviction, which has thrust

our political and legal system into uncharted territory.

In the weeks since that jury verdict, we've seen attacks on the integrity of the justice system

and vows of retribution from the former president and his allies.

In just the last 24 hours Mr. Trump

asserted his right to go after his political enemies if he's elected to a

second term in November. Will you pledge to restore equal justice, equal application of our laws,

end this practice of weaponization?

Is that a promise you're going to make? You have to do it, but

it's awful. Look, I know you want me to say something. No, I don't want you to say, I'm asking.

I don't want to look naive. What they've done to the Republican Party they want to arrest on no crime

they want to arrest the person that won the nomination in a landslide

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