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he will smooth this over about these weapons, and i think one thing we have to remember about these weapons first is the democratic arms services committee embraced this. so this will not be a huge schism in the party and second they're asking to use them in their own country. they're not going to use them in another country, and you're not going to punish innocent civilians you're at war against. this is ukraine deciding this is worth the risk to use these munitions to hold onto our country and to save our country. >> brendan, republicans would on the house, the more hawkish ones, hay they not sent it, they would have said, oh, wokeness is somehow hitting the military decisions in a war. >> i think the other important dynamic we have to keep in mind is there will not be support for congress to continue funding this war forever and obviously, ukraine's success relies in large part of the united states footing the bill and we're not seeing a lot of republicans questioning and there will be more money to come and it's not forever and we need to win this war quickly before we run out of support back home. >> before i close, maureen dowd
push anything into a world war iii. he has said that in the beginning and stayed with it. now what you are seeing is a widening of the conversation so that every step from here is more co—ordinated and thoughtful as things become more intense. the first big test of that is a decision to go forward with cluster munitions.— is a decision to go forward with cluster munitions. some breaking news i can — cluster munitions. some breaking news i can put — cluster munitions. some breaking news i can put to _ cluster munitions. some breaking news i can put to you, _ cluster munitions. some breaking news i can put to you, brendan. l news i can put to you, brendan. we've just heard from afp from the jack sweden has backed the alliance. why is it so important they of the line?— alliance. why is it so important they of the line? that is good news. the swedes — they of the line? that is good news. the swedes have _ they of the line? that is good news. the swedes have long _ they of the line? that is good news. the swedes have long possessed i they of the line? that is good news. | the swedes have long possessed one of the _ the swedes have long possessed one of the most professional military in all of— of the most professional military in all of europe, if not all the world. they— all of europe, if not all the world. they have — all of europe, if not all the world. they have a — all of europe, if not all the world. they have a great industrial base and extremely innovative when it comes— and extremely innovative when it comes to — and extremely innovative when it
joining us from top national security official brendan is here and michael steele is back, former chairman of the rnc. let me start with you, brendan and andrew weisman. take me through -- andrew, you go first. take me through what this reveals to you we didn't know before the section was unredacted. >> well, the thing that it makes really clear is why the government got a search warrant. to the extent that there was any question at the time and certainly lots of people asked, you know, why did they proceed this way, although we had strong indications that they tried everything else, this makes it abundantly clear, the orchestrated obstruction is laid out clearly with the former president and walt nada basically trying to procure a false statement from mr. corcoran, the former
what they hope is that he can give them days like this again and the dominance that came with it. he may have some making up to do, but brendan is back at celtic. cricket now and the first test between england and australia in the ashes remains in the balance. after the fourth day's play of edgbaston in birmingham, the tourists look to be on top after england were bowled out for 273 in their second innings. but australia, they have lost three wickets and so will start the final day, needing 174 runs to win. patrick geary reports. well, another amazing day of ashes cricket ends with an england fight back in the evening light. here at edgbaston, they took three wickets australia 107 for three momentum. switched sides all day long. really. joe root began incredibly alongside 0llie pope and harry brooke really taking the fight to australia. but root went for one shot too many in the end was stumped off the bowling of nathan lyon. the aussies kept chipping
he may have some making up to do, but brendan is back at celtic. cricket now, and the first test between england and australia in the ashes remains in the balance. after the fourth day's play at edgbaston in birmingham, the tourists looked to be on top after england were bowled out for 273 in their second innings. but australia, they have lost three wickets and so will start the final day needing 174 runs to win. patrick geary reports. well, another amazing day of ashes cricket ends with an england fightback in the evening light. here at edgbaston, they took three wickets, australia 107 for three. momentum switched sides all day long. joe root began incredibly alongside 0llie pope and harry brooke, really taking the fight to australia. but root went for one shot too many in the end was stumped off the bowling of nathan lyon.
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evangelical christian community. you got to think maybe that will help him join this club of iowa winners. but there's the other question, yeah, trump may have lost in iowa 2016, but has he in those eight years cemented a bond with evangelical christians in iowa that doesn't exist before but that does exist now. that takes away that path for pence or anybody else trying it for that matter. >> well, better than rick santorum did. yes, he won i, was a big fan of the pizza places but didn't do much after that. steve kornacki, thank you, brendan, thank you as well. coming up next, another mass shooting. a high school graduate is killed minutes after he got his diploma. plus, what the freedom caucus is doing to get back at speaker kevin mccarthy. tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is busted. - this is our premium turn toplatinum coverage map
at the same time a precedent has been set once again. >> the democrats themselves were the concession. >> and the fact democrats are bailing out republicans from a catastrophic scenarioan of thei own creation, brendan, what is mn,ccarthy's. if this does paz with, you know, 80 to 100 democratic votes, 130 -- i'm not doing the math right, but if it is bipartisan what is the lesson for mccarthy in all of this? >> inwell, i think it's certain going to be bipartisan. and the reality is the honeymoon is over for kevin mccarthy. i think we can accept that. everything he's done up until thisdo point to be speaker is about thiso moment. this was the biggest thing he was going to do the entire two years as speaker. he'ss going to lose a lot of people. a lot of those people who voted for him on the floor than the 15th ballot to become speaker and said i trust you, you're never going to let me down feel
>> there's already a don and a ron, i'm not sure a john will be running. there are any number of candidates ready to go in. we know mike pence is on the verge of getting in. there's been a super pac established to pave the way for that, so the great expectation is he's going to get in from new hampshire, or simply could be taking his moment to get some attention for himself. to brendan's point earlier, no one has been dissuaded by the performance of ron desantis so far, and what that means is, you know, anybody who thought that they might run this time is going to run, and anybody who was waiting to see has waited to see and determined that desantis, chris christie, another one who's right on the precipice of potentially running. >> john and brendan, thank you, guys, very much. and coming up next, what the fbi did in 1983 to save queen elizabeth's life. plus, serving with your sisters, what it means to send a