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the doj has until tomorrow to respond, expert analysis on why this might backfire for the former president, just ahead. but first, democrats ended primary night last evening feeling good about their winds, and surprisingly good about their momentum heading into november. in new york, voters elected a democrat and a special house race in a notorious swing district, just two months after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. the timing on that would not appear to be coincidental. tha...

barrs defense of that decision. the memo contends, muellers report did not establish a case to charge trump with obstruction, who failed to establish any underlying crime related to russian election interference. but, as nbc has reported, muellers report actually did identify ten episodes that could be considered potential obstruction of justice. as one former mueller prosecutor points out, that is just one a couple of high-level justice department officials were worried about. >> two ...

trying to redefine recession? >> we are not redefining recession. >> greg: president bidens prediction there being no recession lasting about as long as kamalas doomed presidential campaign. democrats are pushing more massive spending for some reason, to get us out of it. biden is brushing off the bad economic news while claiming dishing out $700 billion for things like fighting climate change and that will actually lower inflation. >> chairman powell and many of the significant bankin...

gravity. the democrats started off as underdogs. then they had to contend with a string of really bad luck, part of it just the end of the pandemics worth phase. getting back to normal, they were lingering supply chain issues from the pandemic, led to concerns -- that very well-documented baby formula shortage. those supply chain issues were also one factor in a record high -- inflation, which again, was afflicting basically every country across the world. but, you know, you cant tell ...

executive action and take a look at how it could impact the economy. plus, with the primary election calendar winding down, we look ahead to november, and the key races that could decide control of congress. also ahead, new reporting on the communication between the government and donald trumps team before the fbi search of mar-a-lago. good morning. and welcome to "way too early." on this thursday, august 25th, im sam stein in for jonathan lemire. 43 million people are in line to...

families. it helps both current and future bowers and will fax a badly broken system. and these actions build on my administrations efforts to make college more affordable in the first place. >> nbcs tom costello now with more on the plan and the mixed reaction to it. >> reporter: president biden fulfilling a campaign promise. cutting american student loan debt. >> it focuses the benefit on middle class and working families. >> reporter: but hes also stirred up a hornets nest of backla...

high-profile affidavit concerning the search at mar-a-lago. this morning, more women will not have access to abortion as new strict abortion bans are now in effect in three different states, with one law making the professional a felony with life in prison. congresswoman jackie speier will join us with that. president biden announced his plan to help 43 million americans with their student loan debt. well take a close look at how this will impact students of color. later this hou...

mar-a-lago. could that change the judges reasoning? were going to explore that. plus, three months after the deadly shooting in uvalde, the police chief facing outrage for his response, has now been fired. his 17-page response to his firing, calling it a public lynching. what uvalde parents are thinking about that today. and president bidens loan forgiveness plan is getting mixed reaction. "the washington post" editorial board calls it a regressive, expensive mistake. even some for...

>> oh, hes back. >> odonnell: out of covid isolation. in just five days, president biden is testing negative. gunmakers in the hot seat. new information tonight, as we learn manufacturers made more than $1 billion selling ar-15s to civilians. the war in ukraine. cbs holly williams is with american military veterans as they train ukrainians. >> reporter: this is a five-day course. theyre also learning battlefield first aid, and how to maneuver. >> odonnell: $1 billion jackpot. whens the...

forward. plus, its called a substantial proposal, to bring to detained americans home from russia, and the battle to take back and major port city in ukraine, as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. >> good evening once again, im stephanie ruhle. were learning more tonight about the justice departments criminal ingrained to january 6th. we found out earlier today that federal prosecutors obtained a warrant to search the cell phone of trump lawyer john eastman, back on j...