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Damage the capitol, he would not make that kind of a statement. i think thats really telling us his state of mind, his intent and what he felt about the riot the day after. >> he doesnt want them prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. so former donald trump will deliver the key note address this afternoon at the conservative america first policy institute summit. >> his allies tell cnn, they want him to use the speech to focus on the future, crime, school, the election. not the 2020 elec...

We have a recession underway. its a wage recession. the wages of americans are not keeping up at all with the costs that theyre paying at the -- on every single day that they happen to buy something or try to buy something. >> neil: also curious, karl, they say for a fall election, its what things are like in july or august. i wonder if that a plays to mid-terms. in the administration is arguing, the hope has been that the decline in gas prices continues to spills over and the food has not yet, ...

Back in jail. administration assists there are multiple ways to address this issue. >> he has taken every action that he can possibly take as president but there is also a need for congress to take action. we know that the bipartisan bill that was signed a couple of weeks ago was an important first step. >> rising crime may be contributing to the presidents dismal polling that shows 67% of people think the country is worse off today than a year ago. now back during the 2020 campaign with crime s...

Trump-endorsed dan cox winning the republican partys nomination for maryland governor. he won over his more moderate rival in yesterdays primary race. but in such a heavily democratic state political analysts are predicting an uphill bats for him in november. it comes after democrats spend hundreds of thousands in television ads supporting him. a strategy the party is using in a few states in the hopes far right candidates would be less competitive for them to run against in the mid-terms. one m...

The visas at the us embassy in havana so its not a full return to the obama engagement policy but it is a step forward in trying to improve relationships between cubans, on the island and off the island. mexico and argentina very much putting pressure on the biden administration to make changes. do you think we will see more of this or, ultimately, are we in a bit of a limbo situation up until the mid—terms in terms of president biden making any more definitive changes when it comes to that re...

David, as charlie took a look at those numbers he saw it as privilege and that the democrats have gotten too much in that lane now. what is your take? >> i think this polling shows us that as bad as things look for democrats, it is even worse for republicans. the fact that you have a poll showing its this tight when we know historically the sitting presidents party always does bad in the mid-terms. and with news of the inflation, of covid coming out of that and going back in we have a lot of pro...

It is one of the most hotly contested races in the mid-terms, and it could determine who controls the senate. im talking about pennsylvania. thats where a democratic nominee john fetterman is going head to head with his republican challenger dr. mehmet oz. but fetterman is still recovering after a major health scare before the primaries, and oz is facing questions about spending his time in new jersey and not capitalizing on the absence of his opponent. >> reporter: a race with mehmet oz that co...

What is the latest, hillary? >> neil, democrats are still chugging along trying to pass a chunk of the presidents build back better agenda, that trillion dollar spending and deficit reduction package before the mid-terms. of course, republicans say that doing so would just make inflation worse. democrats today argue that it could lower some costs for americans on things like prescription drugs. even with inflation super high, its not making the white house shy about pushing for more spending on ...

So he has shown himself willing to say basically anything. look, this past november he called omicron a -- basically a democratic, you know, mid-term election trick. so he is showing himself willing, basically, to throw away any ethic that he might have had when he was a physician in order to achieve some sort of a political goal. >> yeah, well, look this has been the era of the opportunist and the grifter, and there are a lot of them out there. thank you very much. >> thanks, don. the mid-ter...

Resist that urge or that calling. but he did. we know ultimately what happened. it was a lot closer than we thought for him to step back and maybe in the calmer moments and say no. >> its interesting just seeing this timeline playing out. today, of course, we heard a lot about that meeting at the white house that seemed to have gotten out of hand to say the least. we always knew there was a little bit of crazy in the white house. but now we hear theres a lot of crazy in the days before january 6...