Honda Targets Annual Sales of 70,000 Prologue EVs in US From 2024 Honda's US unit said on Monday it is targeting initial annual sales of 70,000 for its planned electric Prologue sport utility vehicle when it goes to market in 2024.Honda plans to add additional electric vehicle models as it aims to have sold a total
california almost drowned this winter with the rainfall who people say, that is the weather. but it is not just the weather. >> it is not. it is not your father's climate anymore. the past is no longer prologue. we have to get the kids out of the golden age of addiction and depression and destruction and with each other in nature. the thing that excites me the most policy wise is the civilian climate core. the idea that young people from queens and texas in the dakotas can get together in nature and revive ecosystems and learn how to install heat pumps and make a decent salary while doing it. but mostly connect with each other outside in real life. >> that is all we have time for this weekend. we will be back tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. eastern. kicking off a new week of morning joe. until then, enjoy the rest of your weekend!
out there for a few days now do you find them? do you figure out a way to get them behind bars? it's all very complicated your new york law, but it's bad conduct and it is disparaging jurors. >> well, what do you make a look if past is prologue? donald trump is going to continue to push the envelope. we have seen that before in another case, i think it was judge engoron who had to find him so what can the judge do? he can admonish him he can find him the prosecutors, i believe have asked for $1,000 an incident i am not sure that is going to dissuade donald trump from continuing to do it he can incarcerate him. does the judge want to do that? no he doesn't. but i think the reality is trump is going to do this over and over, absolute and you have to be really careful here because it's not just the judge being feckless and choosing not to lock them up behind bars, new york law has pretty complicated provisions so as to what the judge has to
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kicking off the gear in as one report puts it, hard right republicans are suffering from buyers remorse when it comes to speaker mike johnson. they are unhappy with the bipartisan spending deal he made with senate democrats, that would keep the government open. and as a result, they're threatening to, yeah, you figured it out, acts him from the speakership. if this scenario sounds familiar to you, well, it's because that's exactly what happened to kevin mccarthy last october. after he made a similar deal to avert a government shutdown. past is prologue, and here we go again. we're so happy to have eugene daniels back at the table with us. so, eugene, on a serious tip here, this is about the nation's business. you have a political party that cannot identify a way to govern. the speaker has found that path.
now -- january 6th was prologue, the election year of 2024 will be the decisive drama on the mend stage, and it's outcome is very much in doubt. let's talk about all of this with barbara f walter, the professor of political science at the university of california in san diego, and author of how civil wars start and how to stop them. professor, thank you so much for joining. i really appreciate it. i would love to start with getting your reaction to president biden's speech yesterday. what do you make of it? it was much, much needed speech. one of the surprising things for somebody who has watched american democracy since as early as 2008 and watched a decline, is the fact that americans really don't -- they haven't wanted to hear that message, they want to believe that our democracy is the greatest in the world, they want to believe that it will always be strong and that there is nothing really to worry
those stunning numbers be come especially worrying when you consider that less than a year out from the 2024 election, from where we're currently standing right now, we not only know much more about trump's post-2020 election actions, but also about his proposed second term plans. trump has vowed to use the doj to lock up his political enemies and threaten to install thousands of loyalists throughout the federal government. recently, the ex president even doubled down on his promise to be a dictator on day one if elected. that's the true danger here. it's not just about what's happened in the past, it's about what lies ahead. as a bulwark's crystal and toulouse put it, quote, january 6th, it turns out, was a were her soul to upheaval, the far deeper insurrection that trump now -- january 6th was prologue, the election year of 2024 will be the decisive drama on the mend stage, and it's outcome is very much in doubt. let's talk about all of this with barbara f walter, the professor of political science at the university of california in san diego, and author of how civil wars start and how to stop them. professor, thank you so much for joining. i really appreciate it. i would love to start with getting your reaction to president biden's speech yesterday. what do you make of it? it was much, much needed speech. one of the surprising things for somebody who has watched american democracy since as early as 2008 and watched a decline, is the fact that americans really don't -- they haven't wanted to hear that message, they want to believe that our democracy is the greatest in the world, they want to believe that it will always be strong and that there
want the court to act swiftly.y. our attorney general d does. the trump administration does. the colorado republican party. and certainly alall of us petitioners want them to act quickly because the longer they go the more difficult this becomes. >> krista, really quickly, i know this has been really personal because it's a very public and publicized case. and i know the track record if past is prologue, the attention and the microscope is not pleasant to be under. do you -- are you experiencing even more backlash now that it's become this particular state of affairs? >> you know, it's really been interesting. i have to admit i have lost a couple of friends over it. but the reaction has been more positive than negative. i've had republicans that i know, democrats that i know say we are so happy that you are insisting on rule of law and the constitution. i've had complete strangers,