of the republican party or their spouses or use conspiratorial rhetoric. the same thing from the beginning is on dggoongoing, th believe he can turn out his supporters and avoid direct confrontation with him and somehow by es osmosis his influe will wane. how is that going for them? this reinforces his power in the party and gives more leverage over them in the future. they are choosing to live under his thumb. some people say maybe after the election mcconnell would speak out, but they have been saying that for a while now. and it doesn t seem to have worked that well for the people who just it doesn t work that well. okay. ron brownstein, thank you veryr
three quarters of the black voters say the republican party is taken over by racists. but the party in power doesn t deliver and economic performance that voters support, this is what you see across the board. so are those numbers enough to send shivers down the spines of democrats right now? well, i think they have to be worried about it. i don t think it s at the top of the list of concerns. i think the bigger first of all, it is possible for individual democratic candidates in key states where black voters are most important including places like georgia probably most important of all and pennsylvania. to do better. and there is polling that, you know, that has been back into the 80% range. but what you got essentially is when you have so many voters saying they re dissatisfied with the economy, polling done for the naacp by a democratic strategist that came out last week, 75% of black voters said their lives have not improved since biden took office. i mean that s the kind of
was the best weight to make sure that their kids, families, children were safe. number people were dying. laura: i didn t recognize her. she was he to be in washington state. so look, listening to her she can t offend her paymaster the teachers unions. even when the teachers unions it truly satisfies their children s learning for their own convenience and their own power. so there s only so long even the bluest of blue estates like washington state, oregon, even new england. there were law-abiding americans. to tolerate ghoulish scenes like this. [bleep] laura: look when you aren t safe, you aren t f free. again the party in power doesn t
let me get your reaction of the president s latest remarks, his remarks doubling down on his view that putin shouldn t remain in power. he made it clear it was his own personal feelings and not necessarily official u.s. policy. but does airing a view like this pul put the u.s. potentially on more dangerous ground as far as putin is concerned? i don t think so, wolf. let s keep this in perspective. putin has invade aid nd a neigh. he destroyed it. he killed people with nerve gas. for the president to simply say, in all honesty, he should not be in power doesn t move the needle a shred. what this speech ought to be remembered for, wolf, is none of that. it ought to be remembered for the pledge to nato by the united states. the president said, it s a
to tie with margaret court? i think that is a point where it is very tough for her to get that on clay, that is where things came least easy and as she is reaching 309i think it is going to be absolutely the steepest uphill climb for her. the points are longer, the power doesn t penetrate the court quite as much and she will have the hardest time winning here of anywhere. it was a draw that opened up her a bit but it was all was going to be the toughest challenge. the stamina question is a very good one for serena, isn t it? it does seem as if tournaments are almost a match too long. she has made almost a match too long. she has made a almost a match too long. she has made a bunch almost a match too long. she has made a bunch of - almost a match too long. sie: has made a bunch of vinyl almost a match too long. s“ie: has made a bunch of vinyl that has made a bunch of vinyl that has been able to cross the finish line, you are right, it has been one match too far for her but she w