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They refuse to consider changing any parts of the trump tax cuts? >> its a giant political challenge not just for the president but for everybody in the party. hes trying to -- and its always a choice in an election, but if people are really frustrated, its hard to get them to look at the other side when theyre mad at you. >> exactly. and i think the rhetoric and tone and the energy that we saw from president biden this morning was kind of what democrats had wanted to hear. they know that things...

Economy, trump in the form of the january 6th committee and its findings. this convergence providing challenges for both paries and along the way some tough decisions, not just for voters, but their parties as well. >> i think the 2024 is too far off to speulate on who is going to be vulnerable or not. i remember in 182 reagan was history. he lost badly in the midterms and two years later turned around and won in a landslide in 1984. so i would rather be in joe bidens position where he has the a...

Stopped from doing it. i hope its not cynicism here think that maybe are they introducing these controls is a rationale for saying, now weve got controls, children under 13 should be able to access the site. i hope im not being over cynical about that it such an important issue, ten years down the road we dont want to look back and say we shouldve done more because we havent had enough already. definitely tough being a parent, not wrong there. thank you. lets turn now to the us politics. the nex...

Nevada voters head to the polls with some high-profile races for Senate and Governor — each of which has been swept by Democrats in recent years.

Guides, ten republicans have signed on to the framing, meaning a final bill shouldnt get support of those ten republicans, that will bypass the filibuster. but it also means, the barely bipartisan bill that the vast majority of the gop -- and not taking any meaningful action on gun violence. effectively, democrats handed over another possible midterm talking point to the republicans. -- new cant run on gun violence, for that bipartisan deal. so, what is a concern democrat to do when doesnt see r...

Something else. by the time we get to november -- >> johnny depp trial. >> a million miles away. i was going to mention that, chuck, thanks. so i think the challenge is twofold. its, what amy and david put forward, what does the justice department do but making the case that this is not just about what happened in the past, but its preventing it from happening in the future and also in the present, and thats the case that youre going to hear from democrats in the midterm, especially those runnin...

Right. so listen to larry summers about these issues because he seems to know more than the secretary of treasury or the president of the united states about it and the economic issues, as a political matter, thats whats killing the democratic party, joe biden, this midterm. this is the dominant issue. as we head towards recession, even if its not technically one right now, it feels like one to people who are paying 150 bucks to fill up their car. >> congresswoman, youre on the ballot. what do y...

The former president called the Republican incumbent "terrible," saying she is "despised by almost everyone" on Saturday.

We are coming through! [inaudible] >> join us. >> i was one of the first to run through, man. i got it on my gopro. the doors are open. >> hell yeah! >> congressman, you just heard roland make the important point that this cannot just be about donald trump. listen, this is a midterm here, it is not a president election year. when it comes to voting down-ballot, when you vote for those who have been trump apologist, trump accolades, i ask you this every time you are on the show. i will continue t...

Im kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." u.s. gas prices have just hit a national average of more than $5 a gallon for the first time. a record high. now comes a day after the government reported the highest inflation rate in decades. and that sent stocks plummeting. the dow closed down 880 points on friday while the nasdaq tumbled more than 400 points. the s&p was down nearly 3%. now the dismal inflation report shows that with midterm elections approaching, prices are rising the fastest rate s...