Out front next, breaking news. President Biden about to speak on the Supreme Court's ruling that gives Donald Trump some immunity. In the January 6th case, we're going to bring you the president's remarks live. Plus, tone deaf. New CNN reporting that that's exactly how some Democrats are describing the Biden campaign's response to calls for the president

to drop out of the 2024 race. I'll speak with the top Democratic donor about whether he plans

to stick by the president. And Trump's take, does a former president believe he's better off

facing off against Joe Biden in November or someone else? We have new reporting tonight. Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Erica Hill in for Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight. Breaking news,

President Biden about to break his silence on that major Supreme Court decision, which gives

Donald Trump sweeping immunity for some official actions during his presidency, and that may

include some of

Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Biden's speech from the White House expected to

take place this hour, and we will bring that to you live. Today's decision by the Supreme Court

essentially puts a stop to Donald Trump's January 6th case. You'll recall it was scheduled to start

back on March 4th. Of course, that didn't

happen. This ruling, though, could also affect his other cases, the former president celebrating

tonight, writing, the Supreme Court decision is a much more powerful one than some had expected to be.

It is brilliantly written and wise and clears the stench from the Biden trials and hoaxes,

all of them that have been used as an unfair attack on Crooked Joe Biden's political opponent,

me. Now, I probably don't need to say this again, but I will. There is absolutely no evidence

that Biden is behind Trump's legal problems. Also important to note today's opinion does not

clear Trump from most of the

charges he is facing. Arrian Goodman with just security says Trump could actually still be prosecuted

for his false elector's scheme, his ellipse speech on January 6th, and for possibly putting pressure

on Mike Pence to overturn the election. As for special counsel, Jack Smith, well, his team now

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