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putin. i think he is a rational actor who miscalculated significantly. i don t think there will be a recession. if it is it will be a slight recession. name me a president that has gotten as much done as i have in two years, not a joke. plus the january 6th s argument that donald trump remains a clear and present danger showing new evidence including videotaped accounts from the former president s words. a sit-down with john fetterman puts a spotlight on his recovery from a stroke. up first an important new indicator and it is not good. the price index is rising faster than expected in september. energy and food prices drove the numbers which are interpreted by economists as proof the fed still needs to do more to slow rising costs. that proof of persistent inflation comes just 27 days before we count midterm election votes and as we release new numbers about your midterm mood. president joe biden s approval rating is up some but it is still underwater, 44% of a ....
these documents belong to the american people. it s not a good picture for trump. there s no possible way to spin it that it is. has the mar-a-lago search and its aftermath dimmed trump s 2024 odds? can democrats really pull off an upset in a state trump won by eight points? this is about getting back to some common sense. this is about getting back to building the economy, making things, manufacturing things. inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics sunday. i m manu raju in for abby phillip. it s labor day in the united states, the unofficial start to the final sprint to election day. in 65 days americans will head to the polls to decide control of politics. president biden wants it to be seen as a choice between democracy and donald trump. there s no question that the republican party today is dominated, driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. and that is a threat to thi ....
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Impacting the health of so many people across the country can also galvanize the democratic base to go to the midterms here. it seems like they re almost avoiding the issue at this point. to that end i was going to say on the democratic side we ve seen surges in registration particularly among women in a lot of these states right now. we ve seen surges in turnout. there was the new york special and a whole bunch of others, the race in nebraska, obviously the measure in kansas. and so part of it is republicans have been sort of caught flat-footed by the wave of what this has done for democrats. in some of the comments trump did make, he was saying i m for exemptions exceptions on abortion, so even he in these brief comments was a bit defensive. about what this overturning of roe has done. he was caught flat-footed. ....
They have the makings of a credible gap for the administration. how are they handling that right now? yeah, joshua, i think you you see how they re handling it in the ever-evolving way that the the president, himself, is responding to this. um, let s start with the fact that he felt the need to address this issue three times last week. after essentially dismissing it as as finished business the week before. most recently, yesterday, in in that clip you played which which is the first time he had taken questions on afghanistan in in many, many days. he seemed a bit defensive. he seemed to be making the case that the most important thing here is that americans get out safely, and that we end the war. he said, repeatedly, in different forms, you know, you know that i wanted to end this war. ending the war is the right thing. and that really is the way that the the bottom line of the way the white house is responding. ....