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Exponentially, his political rtes are growing and growing as well. its coming into clear vw today just how much he is dominating the nomination fight. a brand-new poll shows he has a 37-point lead over his next closest republican rival. that is 37 points ahead of governor ron desantis in the "new york times" survey of likely republican primary voters, and more than 50 points ahead of the rest of the pack. so, this, of course, is going on, two impeachments, two criminal indictments, as we are see...

Im joined by one of those republican candidates in the race, former arkansas governor lisa hutchinson. thank you for being so here with us tonight. now the republican front runner says hes gonna be indicted any day now. why arent these indictments hurting him with your partys voters? >> while, they are. even though he has a grip on the campaign, on his candidacy, its a loosening grip. there is a growing resurgent effort against the trump gop establishment, and that resurgent effort is growing, i...

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As well as politics bureau chief and senior political columnist for "politico," jonathan martin. david drucker, you talk to republicans every day, and this is a poll that suggests that despite the legal tumult, political tumult surrounding donald trump, his grip on the party only grows tighter. does that match up with what youre hearing on the ground as you speak to both gop leaders and rank and file voters? >> listen, well, yes, and we know it matches up. weve seen it out there talking to voter...

Personally, 70% of working americans say those paychecks cant keep up with rising prices. most say, at best, financially theyre staying in place. but more than one-third say theyre falling behind. nearly half, 45%, think the biden administrations actions are increasing inflation. but nearly two in three believe congressional republicans have nothing to show in the fight to tame inflation. the message, millions of americans still feel hard times, while the fed works to stick a soft landing with t...

And they could calibrate their openness to migration, to bringing workers in according to market needs. we are divorced. >> and no prospect of any legislative fix? >> i remain hopeful, but it does not look promising right now. and it has alluded us year in and year out. for decades. >> after we taped that interview, a judge struck down the new biden asylum policy but temporarily stayed his own ruling. so, the biden policy currently remains in effect. we will be watching to see what happens next....

Age is not everything. trudeau is 51. macrw is 45, sunak in the u.k. is 43. i think only in america of all the democracies, weve got this strange thing of people in their 80s and 90s holding their grip on politics. rachel: theyre given that power by the people. i look at mitch mcconsistent fell, why would mitch mcconnell want to do this? he doesnt have kids, doesnt have grandkids, this is his life. i really blame the people of kentucky who put this man in. theres not a policy he has thats in lin...

Watching what happens next. >> coming up next on "gps" a russian journalist on whether putins grip on power was shaken at all by the recent would-be mutiny.dug an d dug until i found some information. i was able to find out more than just a name. and then you add it to the tree. i found ship manifests. birth certificate. wow. look at your dad. i love it so much to know where my father work, where he grew up. its like you discover a new family member. discover even more at ancestry.com im a bear....

Its been more than a month since the failed mutiny in russia by the wagner group leader yevgeny prigozhin, and questions still swirl about putins grip on power. did the failed mutiny weaken putin or make him even stronger. to answer that key question and more, i am joined by the exiled russian journalist mchale zigar, he was the editor in chief of the russian news channel and he also has a new book out "war and punishment putin, zelenskyy and the path to russias war on ukraine." pleasure to have...

Everything. there is a bit of a sociological and cultural phenomenon to donald trump that could be studied for years. but politically, what we know is that his grip on the party remains as strong as ever. i believe at this point we might see donald trump go wire to wire in the republican primary, as all these other candidates will just never have an opportunity to encroach upon him, which then sets up a very hard question for the nation. as youve discussed, we likely will have a house republican...