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If he were to join us, hed join folks who have similar views on a range of issues. >> at least in washington, d.c., the central question is clear. can the marriage between joe manchin and the democratic be saved? the answer could have titanic consequences for the biden presidency and that is where we begin this hour. joining us now, luke broadwater, "new york times" congressional reporter. also with us, david plouffe. and tara setmayer, a senior adviser to the lincoln project and resident schola...

Travel still expected to roar back to life this season. meanwhile airlines are on the hot seat in capitol hill testifying about how they spent the covid relief money they received from the government. cnns pete muntean reports. >> reporter: the central question here was whether or not the federal government got its moneys worth for the $50 billion it gave airlines in pandemic aid to prevent major layoffs, but there were still staffing shortages that caused massive flight cancellations and schedu...

Your republican colleagues are nervous about information about their involvement coming out? >> i do. i dont think mitch mcconnell is nervous. i think he actually is interested because if you listen to his speech right after the impeachment trial, the first half of it he basically goes off on the former president. on the former president in spite of the insurrection. no doubt about that. i think mitch mcconnell really does want to see what the evidence shows and i think it deeply troubles him th...

Similar to what the president know and when did he know it. in this case, for central question is, did the president corruptly engage in trying to obstruct congress from doing its duty? its constitutional duty to certify an election that donald trumps administration, his national security officials, concluded was one of the most carefully and properly monitored and accurate election va results that led to joe biden be named president. i think is also really important to keep in mind whats going ...

Only in theaters december 17th. the central question of january 6 is how far up the executive branch this went. the committee has laid out the evidence that points all the way to the white house chief of staff. and much of that evidence was first uncovered in the book "betrayal: the final act of the trump show." the book is cited in the resolution for contempt. joining he am now, chief washington correspondent jonathan carr. jonathan, thank you so much for being here. what surprised you about ...

Should kim potter have known the difference between a taser and her gun when she shot 20-year-old daunte wright? that is the central question being addressed by technical witnesses at the trial of the former police officer. nbcs ron allen is in minneapolis outside the courthouse for week two of testimony. ron, whos on the stand this morning? . >> reporter: theres a police commander on the stand right now who is walking the jury through the training manuals and the policy manuals of the police de...

Undermining roe vs. wade, creating the potential for the polarizing matter to reshape the electoral battlefield. democrats immediately signalled they would aim to make abortion rights a central focus in next years midterm elections, where their prospects have been viewed as dim. the central question now, according to the "post," would wednesdays bombshell supreme court argument where it indicated it was prepared to sharply cut abortion rights energized democrats after decades when the issue has ...

And texas right now, but if the supreme court says, okay to these types of laws, were going to see state legislatures that are so gerrymandered in favor of republicans in states that joe biden won in 2020 taking up these bills, making these relevant issues in states like wisconsin, michigan, across the midwest. so, i think that the salience of this issue is only going to increase after june if the supreme court goes in this direction and federal lawmakers, democrats -- democratic lawmakers take ...

Political analyst. donna is still with news take me inside this speech by this president who has done more to fight covid, done more to protect people, done more get vaccines into peoples arms but whose approval ratings i am sure are disheartening to him and his inner circle. >> yeah, nicolle there is no question about that. this is a president who was elected -- he knows this, he talks about it. the central charge of his presidency was to fight the pandemic. and by any measure he is signature t...

No one is spared. >> right. >> no ones safety is spared. no ones child or grandchild is spared, and his maniacal desire to push a fraud. now, 18,000 is significant. we heard him throwing around all sorts of numbers on that call, but she wasnt guilty of anything he accused her of. what do you make of this new reporting? i see you juggling in the background. thats all fine. everybodys welcome. bring him in. hello. hi. >> say hi. all right. now you got to go, buddy, because were talking about donal...