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Support him if he ran. what do you make of this? this is not necessarily even something we heard a few years ago. a slight opening. >> its a slight opening, but it does sound like a lot of things we have heard over the last few years, where people are willing to say in private, boy, i wish we could move on and i dont agree with all this but i wont say anything publicly. that was the pattern in 2016. the real question is whether or not somebody like a ron desantis has so much base cred in maga wo...

The after effects of the war, high energy prices, high food prices. what a senior official said is most countries have signed on to that declaration. left unsaid, some countries are still holdouts. that is the dynamic of the g20. its not like the g7 where all of the countries are aligned, focused on the same thing. its a much more sprawling group. different ideologies, nationalities at play. as president biden goes to meet world leaders, he is trying to convince them to sign on to this declarati...

Mj lee is live with more on this. what is the appeal president biden is making to world leaders there. >> reporter: well there is no question that no other single h issue has loomed larger than the orn going war in ukraine and heading into the kickoff to the summit today, senior u.s. officials had noted that most g20 member countries have condemned the war. so there was definitely a recognition that there have been a handful of countries that are g20 members who havent always been sort of fully ...

Have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and constitution. when you saw that tweet, this is how this administration ended. understanding that you write about great things in the administration, but that changed the dynamic for you with the former president and the relationship going forward. >> you know, bret, i was always loyal to president donald trump. he was my president and he was my friend whenever we disagreements i raise them on that tragic day things had ...

Padding well defending senate seats are up for grabs from 2024. joining me now, the tasha brown. the cofounder of black voters matter. with asha, thank you for being here. theres so much at stake. not senate control. which side now benefits from this new dynamic? >> this is for the democrats to benefit from. there are three reasons we say, why do we need the georgia seat. we need the seat because the people in georgia matter. when were looking at the policies that are happening in the state and ...

People every week they would show up to dine together but some of his people show up every day. it was a politically diverse group. it was an older group the prime majority conservative they were democrats involved in a lot of different perspectives. it was kind of a piece about civilian get on social media in many ways you would a road rage and have a barrier and you can be angry at people. his wife was a democrat. when i asked him about how this might have changed their dynamic whether they tr...

Dynamic and not the mainstream. so, that is the democrat fighte here they are being diluted and like they had a few drinks and not sure what reality is peer that is how they will be the how next two years.the that is going to catch up with him because they will be surprised to hear their own bas actually does love this country. they are not on the left you would be saw great success in school boards across the country. these issues -- >> steve: that is great point. >> the economy will stay bad a...

Was referring to about bluntness probably started with taiwan, probably continued with chinas nuclear expansion, which looks like, if you believe the defense department, theyre going to try to get up to about a thousand weapons and begin to approach the size of the u.s. and the russian arsenals which creates a three-way nuclear dynamic that is hard to manage. human rights and hong kong and so forth. and certainly on the chinese side, the new u.s. sanctions against china that deprived china of so...

Georgia to decide before we take a vote here. >> from mitch mcconnells inner circle perspective, how serious is this threat? >> a couple of things that are true here. this is the most amount of dissent that mitch mcconnell has gotten in his decade and a half leading the republican caucus. his iron grip over that conference does appear to have loosened somewhat. but it likely is still strong enough for him to pull through and be re-elected senate republican leader on wednesday when that vote is h...

It was not, you know, wisely spent. so thats the dynamic. wednesday, mitch mcconnell is likely at this point to be re-elected. and if he does serve for two more years, it is the longest serving senate history in the history of the chamber. >> you raised the trump factor, and this is your cue, as weve been on the air having this conversation, you have new reporting out in the "washington post" along with your colleagues, and when we talk about donald trump, were looking ahead to tomorrow night. t...