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howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage in nashville, tommy lair, fox news commentator and host of tomi lahren is fearless, and in phoenix, lucy caldwell, an adviser to -- renew america. with the judge giving prosecutors broad leeway to talk about donald trump's past tabloid life and this is, after after all, about a porn star, is the media coverage going to change many people's minds about who the former president is? >> i don't think neb is confused about donald trump, his history. i mean, he's a former reality star, and they really tried this already, in 2016, and and it failed. they thought that their big moment was going to be that access hollywood tape, and it didn't hurt trump. and, in fact, it maybe in some circles got people talking about trump and made him more relatable to some groups. and that's okay. but they've been trying to put him on the line for morality. the media has done this. they clutch their pearls about donald trump, meanwhile, they
commentator and author of the upcoming novel. okay, computer cj farley will have to have you back to talk about that. that's an interesting title. >> all right, cj, good to see you good to see you too. so i'm going to talk about i know. i wonder how many times do you even listening to it you have more time than i can count. >> but when it's a really good album, it's actually a joy to listen to repeatedly because you see new things each time. that's one reason why the taylor swift has so many fans because he puts secret messages in their people know that certain songs like a fift song on an album. will speak to them in a certain kind of way. and because she has almost novelistic depth in her work, in that's why people care about her so much. and the talk about it so much. and why i'm here talking about are all over again. >> oh, so well sad. i mean, i think all weekend long people have been listed it seemed to it over and over again. i haven't been actually listening to her fans as well the comments and the music on taylor's sirius xm channel. and i'm hearing descriptors
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can get those munitions to ukraine as quickly as possible. >> all right. we'll leave it there for now. priscilla alvarez, lauren fox so much. all right. let's talk more broadly about all of this. today's developments with us now, geoff duncan, he is they cnn political commentator and a former republican lieutenant governor of georgia, are at great to see you. so your reaction to today's passage of these four, four and measures and many of which that meant and about face on support within the gop. >> well, good for mike johnson for being courageous enough to do the obvious right thing. i think if we broke this issue down across america one-by-one, i think an overwhelming majority of americans would support ukraine, support israel, and support the additional funding measures that were in place today. but when it's complicated and thrown into this chaos, like marjorie taylor greene and others tried to continue to do to get this republican party back out of the ditch. we're going to have to have more courageous people like mike johnson and others are willing to step up and think further than just a social media post
set to go to the senate to be voted on, on tuesday. >> we've just learned speaker mike johnson is hailing this as the right move, but it is one that could cost him his job as a group of hard-line republicans threatened to remove him as speaker of the house. let's discuss all this with anna navarro and doug hi, both republican strategists on as also a senior political commentator, peers cnn. thank you both for joining me. doug, i want to start with you. house republicans could have voted on the senate bill back in february when it was passed by the senate. that one included not just aid for these countries but senate border measures as well. border security. to what extent do you think that this is a win for democrats politically because there's nothing on the border today from the house. >> it isn't win for democrats were focusing a lot on what republicans were able to do. this is a victory for democrats because a lot of them did not like the deal that they supported that came from the senate. and i worked in the house of representatives for a long time. and lived and died on immigration reform and the
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lighter note i'm actually going to write now. we're just bring please don't do it, don't do that on tiktok but it was a big night for the swifties take a look at. this taylor swift releasing are highly anticipated. >> 31 song album. wow, how does she do this? it's called the tortured poets department shortly before midnight last night. and justice swifties finished listening through that. the grammy winner stunned fans i dropping another 15 songs in a surprise album titled the tortured poets society, the anthology. am i reading this all correctly? is this. it's you really do all this at 2:00 a.m. eastern bruce and the control was telling me, yes, she did do how does she have the time with travis kelce and everything else? a dreamy now, someone who has interviewed taylor swift several times, cj farley here there's a cultural commentator author of the upcoming novel, okay, computer wow you have a
republican speaker. that could be much more complex okay. did for democrats to figure out, so this meeting that's happening behind me, critical to deciding what the next few days look like, not just for this aid package, but also for the future speaker mike johnson. >> more complications is never a good thing in this particular congress. lauren fox. thank you so much for your reporting. their john all right. with us now, is congresswoman anna paulina luna, a republican from florida congresswoman. thank you so much for being with us. let's just do a bit of a whip count here. if we can, as things stand this morning how will you vote on aid to ukraine as of right now, i'm not going to be voting for the rule and i would like to point out that the previous commentator you're actually brought up a serious question on. well, this actually benefit the world and i think it's important for the american people to know that within this package that they're trying to bring to the floor, there's actually funding of both sides of what's happening in israel as well as with hamas. and i simply can't get behind that. but as far as it goes with the