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Americans are paying more for less. the stock market took a week long tumble. mortgage rates spiked and the made the biggest interest rate hike in decades. the white house has one message when it comes to recession fears. >> i dont think a recession is inevitable. >> one of the reasons its not inevitable is because families and businesses are starting off in a strong position. >> a recession is not inevitable. >> not only is it not ineastable, but a lot of people are underestimating the resilien...

At 51%. the wall is acting up. if she can hold that and stay above 51% she will be the congresswoman only through january. this will be re-run in november to fill the remainder of the term but democrats have a very narrow majority in the house. if she were to win this seat i believe that would make it 220 to 210 with five vacancies so for the next couple months it would impact the margins in the house. if she stays at 51% she will be congresswoman for the rest of the year. >> thank you very much...

Believe that would make it 220 to 210 with five vacancies so for the next couple months it would impact the margins in the house. if she stays at 51% she will be congresswoman for the rest of the year >> i want to bring in cnns senior political analysts and political commentators. hello one and all. good evening. you were supposed to be here. what happened? i thought you were going to be sitting on the set with me. i was all excited about it. there you are in your home studio. i dont like it. th...

0 then well start seeing results. these are the very first, just in the last 60 seconds or so, don, starting to come in. we are specifically looking at what is going to be happening in the gop primary for the u.s. senate. it is essentially a two-man race. one of the candidates is the former attorney general who many of the voters we spoke with today at various polling centers said they consider the front-runner. he is the more established candidate, has been in office, a better known quantity. h...

Like because it, in effect, puts a border down the irish sea. now on bbc news, its time for dateline london. shaun chuckles. hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together leading uk commentators with the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast from the dateline london. this week — political apologies and their consequences. 40% of borisjohnson�*s mps say it isnt enough to say sorry — he should quit. well be discussing why history may be on the british prime ministe...

Way. to get to the bottom of this, and they didnt need to do it, because these witnesses, for the very reasons you underscored, would have done fine under cross-examination. >> bill: thank you for that. in studio now, martha maccallum joins us. we were crunching the numbers trying to go back to that november night in arizona. what were your observations? >> you make a great point. when you go back to that arizona call, it came in at 11:20 p.m. at night with roughly 70% of the vote in. he heard i...

Both of them are political commentators. you were comps director at the white house during the election. what was the relationship between the white house and fox news at the time? were going to hear from chris stirewalt, the former politics editor for fox news digital, who called correctly the state of arizona for joe biden and was eventually fired by fox. >> well, the president himself, the former president, donald trump, had a very close relationship with fox news personality. on any given da...

People, perhaps he could have succeeded. >> thanks so much. lets bring in the former trump white house communications director and david urban. both are cnn political commentators. the committee will emphasize that trump was repeatedly told that he lost. then in fact that his losses lined up perfectly with the polling before the election. does donald trump listen to experts? >> the former president listens to who he wants to listen to. you had bill stepien and im sure you will hear that he was a...

Sahil, read between the lines here when it comes to mcconnell, he doesnt seem to be giving his full-throated support, is there any reporting on why or why not? >> well, im glad you asked that mcconnell support will absolutely be crucial to getting this bill over the line and making it. weve seen time and again over the 50/50 senate that in order to get defeat a filibuster mcconnell voted tends to be key, but usually arent ten republicans without him on a bill. one thing to sign your work on a fr...

Hell be there in the end, hell support it, and with it will come the votes of a dozen or maybe two dozen or so republican senators. but if the mood turned sour for one reason or another, whether it is something in the draft of the bill that activists dont like, whether its commentators who play out these gear is about the second amendment, theyre gonna come free or guns if they pass this, if that mood goes sour then all bets are off. mcconnell has left himself some wiggle room in the statement, ...