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but they won, and if you look at why the women won, almost to a person they were much closer to the center and the traditional democratic views than what we re seeing with the new crops, you included. do you think that is a reflection about how much change your party can take and how soon, that more of those candidates are winning because they re huing more closely to traditional democratic standards? well, i think you have to take a look at two things. where the american people are at and then also what wins campaigns. and it s no secret that while grassroots campaigns absolutely are have their place and are very strong in voter turnout when they are able to turn out voters. money does win elections. so when you have pac groups that are able to pour in half a million to a million dollars per race, that absolutely makes an impact. however, nothing changes the fact that the majority of american
Chris Cuomo asks the tough questions to newsmakers in Washington and around the world.
Chris Cuomo asks the tough questions to newsmakers in Washington and around the world. you know, i think it is like that red herring where the more time we spend kind of debating any one individual person or figure is less time that we spend talking about medicare for all, tuition-free public college, and a great new deal. i think what we really need to do is have discipline on winning back the house. we need to spend more time talking about the issues that americans care about and the issues that are going to get more money in the average american s pocketbook and less money spent on totally expensive health care and education. so you go from the organizational structure of who are our bosses to the substantive. now, emily s list, which you re very well aware of, they put out an organization that said we want to promote women being in politics. they ve done very well. and in fact, some of th
Than the room we re all sitting in, she s not going to be pushed back by it. it s a great question. i think what will happen is once desantis, if he gets in, his prowess will show that these other candidates have no room to take on donald trump. i actually think that governors pritzker and eric adams and other democrats attacking ron desantis in this actually helps ron desantis in the gop primary. it allows him to stay out long enough to build his message and get ready for a tough race against donald trump. so interesting, matthew and isaac, stay with me. shaq brewster, thank you so much. biden s trip being called one of the most difficult sigh sive moments of his presidency. how will putin respond to the surprise visit? we re live in moscow next. re l. . thank you aetna. yeah? well, i m loving that zero dollar monthly plan premium. thank you, aetna. ah-ha. smartest move we ever made.
Of exhaustion just kind of sitting in, right? when trump first ran in 2016, it was a surprise. everything coming out of his mouth was new and different. a couple of years later, he is not an open seat. he is running against a comfortable income bint incumbent president. and he s been out of the game for a bit. he suffered losses and setbacks. and everything we heard him say today was no longer surprising. so, what is he bringing to the table? that is beyond the anger that we are all overcome and have moved past. at this point, what is new that he can bring to republican voters or two independent voters? i wonder, though, if we are really pass truly grievance based politics. i don t know that we fully are. but your point is very well taken, that nayyera, makes, stephen, about what is it going to take? what is new and different? and one thing that might be new and different is, does he still have the full, what seems to be, unflappable support of republican leadership, who
From congressional staffers. trying to bring attention, there was a similar letter circulated last week within the administration last month, excuse me, on capitol hill and last week, they staged a sit-in on senator schumer s office and that led to six staffers being arrested. sitting in, something to behold. thank you. democrats are being accused of running an ad boosting a trump-backed ad for congress there. this is challenging an anti-government republican who voted for impeachment and same-sex marriage. what s going on here, john avlon with reality check. there s a lot of righteous talk especially from democrats how we need to build the biggest coalition to defend democracy. corner agree more. and charter members of that
Now with more speed and more bandwidth. plus find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. thank you all for watching with us tonight. i will be back tomorrow. don lemon tonight with laura e sitting in, starts ri now. e sitting in, starts ri this is don lemon tonight. this big. i mean, it s really big, the witness the january 6th committee has wanted to talk to for months, i m talking about none other than white house counsel pat cipollone. he s apparently now making a
Recycled every two minutes, but is it safe to be on a plane right now? you re bringing up, exactly, i have to fly next week, and i m wondering the exact same question. so looking up until today, we knew that there has been a very small limited cases of airplane-based transmission, but you re right, jose, in general, because of the mask requirements and filtration, planes move air much faster than the room i m sitting in, so it is generally safer, but that s assuming that everybody is masked. now that people are probably not going to have their masks on, we ll see a very different calculus with a ba.2 being more infectious than the original omicron, we ll likely see more infection, and because we are not tracking the infections, we won t know. if people want to stay safe, the best thing they can do is high-quality masks, and carry some extra masks, and i know this sounds crazy, hand them a
At the weather with stav danaos. hello there. parts of scotland and northern ireland did very well with the sunshine today. it was quite warm too. but elsewhere, we held onto that cloud. it was thick enough to produce some patchy light rain and drizzle. the next few days, similar story. much of the south and east will be cloudy, with spots of drizzle. further west, we should see some sunshine, all because of this area of high pressure and the position it s sitting in, continuing to feed this north northeasterly wind across the country, bringing in this low cloud off the north sea. most of the cloud will affect england, wales, parts of eastern scotland overnight, but western scotland, northern ireland, some clear spells, where it will turn chilly once again. but for most, double figure values. thursday, then, a rather cloudy start pretty much across the board. but into the afternoon, again, scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england should see the sunshine breaking through. i
The next few days, similar story. much of the south and east will be cloudy, with spots of drizzle. further west, we should see some sunshine, all because of this area of high pressure and the position it s sitting in, continuing to feed this north northeasterly wind across the country, bringing in this low cloud off the north sea. most of the cloud will affect england, wales, parts of eastern scotland overnight, but western scotland, northern ireland, some clear spells, where it will turn chilly once again. but for most, double figure values. thursday, then, a rather cloudy start pretty much across the board. but into the afternoon, again, scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england should see the sunshine breaking through. it will stay cloudy, though, further south. temperatures fairly cool along north sea coasts, that onshore breeze. in the brighter spots, we could see the low 20s. similar story on friday as well, with many central, southern and eastern areas seeing the th