health of our nation s top plate cal leaders. mcconnell appeared to freeze again yesterday at a news conference in kentucky, pausing for 30 seconds. what are your thoughts about running for reelection? my thoughts on what? oh. did you hear the question, senator, running for reelection in 2026? we need a minute. emily: this is second time something like this happened to him at a news coverage. similar thing happened in june. his office chalked this up to light headedness, adding he will see a doctor to be safe. and dianne feinstein has made headlines for a recent fall at her home and several moments of confusion caught on camera. president biden fitness for office is coming into question following gaff es, and stumbles in public. new book is raising red flags about the health of our commander-in-chief, claiming he s told his staff he feels tired and they try to ep coo his schedule clear before 10 a.m. the white house was pressed on that yesterday. why we re seein
from what we can see right now it looks like our company listened to us, to you, and did what was right. that is our chauffeur tonight. the last word starts right now. today the 2024 presidential campaign, the republican nominee donald trump was hit with a new gag order ahead of his criminal trial in manhattan next month. it bans him from attacking witnesses, prosecutors, court staff and potential jurors because according to the judge, defendant donald trump is a threat. quote, his statements were threatening, inflammatory, denigrating. the uncontested record reflecting the defendant s prior extrajudicial statements establishes a sufficient risk to the administration of justice and there exists no less restrict the means to prevent such risk, . that s what was going on with the presumptive nominee for president. things are a little different on the democratic side. president biden and vice president harris spent today talking healthcare in north carolina where medicaid was
to the gas pumps to fill up their cars, look, i drive a little ford and it cost $60 to fill it up the other day. so they are concerned about the cost of gas at pumps and groceries in our stores. i m the daughter of a maid and a janitor. i watched my parents struggle to make ends meet. the youngest of 7 children. so believe me, in my own life experiences, i knew all too well about that. but let me say this. it does not mean that we should ignore people who lie, steal, and cheat to stay in power or make money. so we re not going to do that. but we certainly need to drive down the cost. we ve already reached out to the administration and talked about in terms of gas, let s tap into those reserves, let s look at price gouging to make sure that oil and gas companies are not just taking advantage of a bad situation so we have called for an investigation into that. we re certainly hoping that that legislation will pass. but we re also looking at market manipulation. again, many time
Every day to do everything that i can to keep them safe once i m in the u.s. senate. congresswoman demings. good morning, it is willie geist. nice to see you. good morning. marco rubio has it a circus and made for tv event saying the focus should be on things like the price of gas. one could say you could have both of those thoughts in your head at the same time and address both of those problems. so let me ask you about the second one which is the price of gas. the price of groceries. the sticker shock people are seeing every time they go to the store in the state of florida and across the country. we have senator warnock a few minutes ago and asked him the same question, that is front and center for voters come november. what are you proposing to do about inflation. is there anything the government could do about it at this point before election day. well willie, it is great to see you as well. let me say this, i do understand that when people go through
Targeting. what is it about this district that has been the scene of so much fierce republican in fighting? yeah, i love the old bloody eighth reference. let s hope this one doesn t get as complicated as that race. that went all the way to a house committee hearing and it took six months to get the winner. that one seated back in 1985. but what makes the first district of south carolina so competitive, it is the most politically competitive district in south carolina. it is the one where democrats could look at, there is a heavily democratic district that jim clyburn represents that republicans don t have a chance in. south carolina is the closest thing there is to a tossup district in the state. it leans republican, but as joe cunningham showed in 2018 under the right circumstances it could be winnable for a democrat. that is because you have charleston, you have some liberal, some very conservative areas here. more typical of the rest of the state. but you ve got some liberal