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declaration about the war in ukraine. well have that for you in just a moment. also ahead special counsel jack smith responds to a request by donald trump lawyers to delay his trial in the classified documents case. they want to do that after the 2024 election. plus hollywood officially goes dark for the first time in over six decades as writers and actors are now together on the picket lines. good morning, and welcome to "way too early" on this friday, july 14th. im ali vitali in ...

of tonights republican presidential debate, a debate that, again, was a republican debate but the candidates themselves came back to the topic of republicans losing. they kept bringing it up themselves, unprompted. >> weve lost 2018, 2020, 2022, no red wave that never came. we got trounced last night in 2023. >> im sick of republicans losing. >> look, people they are cheering for. losing in the republican party. >> weve become a party of losers at the end of the day. >> and yes, the ma...

Transgender medical care, diversity, equity and inclusion. i dont think this will be partisan at all. the will be party line later today as it passes, we expect. >> i think thats right. i want to get to reporting you have out this morning. we know the senate map in 2024 is going to be really difficult. theyre playing defense in a whole lot of red places, but you have some reporting that says there might be reason for democrats to feel optimistic. tell me more about that. >> sure. its all about t...

That? were just e seeing the erosion of that name recognition. the wider recognition of these other candidates. >> i have been talking about wash warren since she announced her campaign. shes the only candidate had a steady rise. had no slips in the polls since she announced. her policies are resognating. her personality. she is somebody that i have said from beginning is someone to watch. well see her throughout this campaign and well see her numbers rise. she doesnt get as much media attention...

Conversation about bipartisanship, but i want to remind folks, alisyn. that in 2018, folks across america sent democrats to be in charge of the house of representatives. why? because they wanted to put a check on this president and they wanted to get something done. and we waent into red places. biden was in great demand in a lot of places. and so folks want people who can work across the aisle. according to npr, 63% of americans want a president who can get something done, who can work across t...

Type of language, particularly in those races that may be in red states, but in those races that are razor tight. what will that mean for the margins, hes fighting to not only hold on to the senate, but the house, and the house looking very difficult. i was with him in minnesota earlier this week, he lost minnesota. but i can tell you where we were, the crowd was incredibly energized and the stadium was packed, so hes still drawing those very big crowds, chris, even when he is in the reddest of ...

Relates to dr. ford, will that backfire when it comes to those all-important suburban women voters. >> right. >> will they be on board with ta type of language, iraqly in those races that may be in red states but in those races that are razor tight, what will that mean for the margins? of course, hes fighting to not only hold onto the senate but the house and the house looking very difficult. i was with him in minnesota earlier this week, of course, he lost minnesota. but i can tell you where we...

That democrats can use? how do you think this will resonate in south carolina? how do you think this will resonate in north carolina, places where republicans traditionally run strong? >> i think it will resonate in the georgias governor race. when you have a kemp versus a stacy abrams, somebody who will not stand up against separation of children from their parents. you will see it in the tennessee senate race and down in mississippi. you will see it in red places. this is an issue of morality....