Jacob Burg describes one of the most shocking moments of his career—defendant Ryan Routh suddenly tried to stab himself with a pen, after he was found guilty in his trial over the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump.

Also, the Supreme Court is set to return in October. Our court reporter Sam Dorman tells us which cases to look out for—including the upcoming hearing on Trump’s firing of top government officials.

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{ai:summary}Jacob Burg notes a shocking moment in the Trump assassination trial: defendant Ryan Routh, found guilty, tried to stab himself with a pen.The Supreme Court returns in October, with Sam Dorman outlining cases to watch, including Trump's firing of top government officials. #politics

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