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Today on inside politics, What Caused The Civil War . Most would give a oneword answer. Slavery. But not nikki haley. This morning shes trying to clean it up. Plus Donald Trumps lawyers have a very busy few weeks ahead. Well tell you key dates to watch in his civil and Criminal Kriel trials. And Lauren Boebert barely won her red district last time around. Her solution, move to an even redder district. Im dana bash. Lets go hbehind the headlines and inside politics. We start in New Hampshire and ...

today on "inside politics," what caused the civil war? most would give a one-word answer. slavery. but not nikki haley. this morning shes trying to clean it up. plus donald trumps lawyers have a very busy few weeks ahead. well tell you key dates to watch in his civil and criminal kriel trials. and lauren boebert barely won her red district last time around. her solution, move to an even redder district. im dana bash. lets go hbehind the headlines and "inside politics." we start i...

Clearly an unpopular war in the sense that 200,000 russians are dead or wounded in this war, it does not seem to excite the kind of nationalist fervor that putin was hoping for, and what prigozhin is doing, he is almost giving license to people decide that the whole thing was started on false pretexts. that is a big deal and it punctures the aura that putin hasnt tried to create around him. does that lead to the toppling of the regime? i do not think so, i think putin is firmly in control. >> we...

Be a quick war and i dont want any people to die here in my land. >> jim, that was both powerful and difficult to watch and you sense among ukrainians for viewers that arent really aware of the dynamics there, yes, theyre an independent country but theyve had a history so close with their neighboring russia and family members live there, many speak russian themselves. so for people on the ground in russia and people in ukraine, this moment was unfathomable and here you heard firsthand what this ...

Funny thing about totality late dont like totalitarians, the thing to hate the most is humor because it punctures the absurdity. and thats why we cant have that in the united states today. >> kayleigh: and emily, calls to fire just pilot over the joke. where were the calls to fire johnny depp when he paraphrased, won the last time an actor threatened the president? madonna and ashley judd, where are the rules on that? >> according to the playbook you could get away with things that would literal...

The president ran on building things and manufacturing things here in america that includes the clothing industries so they can step up and explain how horrendous the regulations and the corporate dakotas climate is here in america. it forced them to have to do the same thing. you know in 2015 $2 trillion in regulations it cost our economy. and now here is what we would like to do to change regulations in america to bring jobs home. i wish they would do that. >> yes, but there is more to it than...

Where do you see this laying out first? >> there are republicans who want to hit three-run home runs. i think the republicans want to hit singles and doubles and move the ball. there are five things they can do that are great clarifiers, they serve the country but put the kbrats in an awkward position. keystone because it punctures the presidents view that hes a thoughtful is measured man and hes been thinking about this hard, hes been opposed to it from the start. repealing the medical devices ...

Vernence, people who are adjunct faculty almost never have a vote on the decisions being made. >> this is an example of one of the institutions, higher education and seeing the walmartization, i made that up, but seeing the walmartization of higher education, jobs. what were seeing in terms of the economy is affecting every kind of institution. so greater reliance on part-time, and adjunct faculty with no benefits. it does affect student learning conditions. if you are running around trying to p...

You are looking at 170 facilities of closing down. the scope and breadth is dented. >> reporter: closing towers will hurt community interests, supporters say. it punctures the lurngs knocks the air out of your economic engine. >> reporter: in concord, north carolina, officials say close the tower could hurt nascar operations. >> over 60% of our business is nascar around they fly all over the united states. >> reporter: the individual airports can submit their reasons to the faa by e-mail, fax ...

Criterion the faa will use. the faa is unable to consider local community impact. the control towers at 238 small to medium-sized airports on the potential chopping block. nearly every state in the country faces control tower shutdowns in one or more airports. describe to me what next month will look like. >> its unchartered territory. over the past couple of decades, the faa has closed only a handful of towers and literally overnight on april 7th youre looking at more than 170 facilities closin...