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says, i don't think we owe speaker johnson anything, but i mean, my sense of my reporting is that they are democrats were open to and this would be more explicit than voting with him am on policy, right? >> they would have to say if marjorie taylor greene foster her threat, democrats would have to actively support him, right? >> do you think they would mean it's a big question, but it's like it is transactional. it's not that they are embracing mike johnson as a person whose policies they agree with. it's a matter of getting a bare minimum of things done right now. and yeah, johnson remains aligned with donald trump. johnson waited all of these months and you heard ukrainian president zelenskyy over the weekend saying, essentially saying it is it's been very, very long. we're very grateful to have it, but these delays make a difference. they're still waiting on things that were approved your ago. so even the amount of time it took them to get them to the spot has cost the ukrainians quite a bit of running room but i think
and game to tip-off for that one a bit later, set for 10:00 and golfer nelly korda equaling an lpga record over the weekend. kasie winning her first tournament in a row at the first women's major of the year, the chevron championship. >> the world number one had the shot of the day with a shipment of bertie. on the tenth hole, but she was not done. her tee shot on the par-three 17th hole nearly went in for the hole in one. she has been playing so phenomenally, the 25-year-old finishing should il-2, she had a birdie at the end of the day on the last hole to win by two strokes. the only cool thing that she could do to cooler self-doubt was of course, cannon ball into the pond in front of the 18th green. a lot of women have made that jump and good for her. she has just been out of control five straight tournament wins, remarkable stuff from nelly i love it, amazing. >> all right, carolyn, thank you very much for that. i really appreciate it. >> coming up next here. the first witness expected to take the stand and donald trump's criminal hush money trial plus
from prosecutors today as they make their opening statements when you approach a case like this, what are the goals? >> of the start of something like this? and how will you be able to tell whether you think prosecutors have been effective the prosecutors need to lay out their case and they need to establish essentially what facts they're going to present, but also how those facts are going to play in with the various legal elements that the required to prove throughout the course of the trial? >> it will likely sound much like the original indictment, but will be much more colorful. colorful. i'm sure trial lawyers at the end of the day are putting on a bit of a show for the jury. we can expect the defense will similarly take their opportunity to give an opening thank statement, and they will start to present issues with credibility of witnesses, but also really hammer on the legal elements and how difficult it is for the
weak max, on another topic. >> although related in that big bill that the house passed over the weekend, foreign aid bill. they also sent a tiktok ban to the senate it's a little bit modified from the one that they had done before. it gives him a little bit more time. >> what did you make of that? >> and i know we've talked a lot about this here and i know you are on the i'm actually not active on tiktok, but you are i would highly recommend to everyone that they follow you if they're on the platform because i certainly have learned from you in terms of how you use it. but i think it really does underscore the fear that a lot of lawmakers here in washington have around china's control over the platform and the influence it has even how they conducted their campaign against it, has reinforced everything that lawmakers have been saying because they've been flooded with these calls saying, hey, look, china wants to influence our political process. they're doing it right