desantis in the white house? new evidence that the governor s willing to test that theory as he gears up to announce his presidential run. if you re not worried about the potential for a catastrophic debt default two weeks from now, the white house has a message for you. right now vice president kamala harris is trying to make their case to the public with the goal of pressuring republicans into making a deal. the latest on that, plus a live report from japan and the latest remarks from top administration officials on where the talks go from here. plus, why a house vote to punish admitted liar and federal fraud suspect george santos may ultimately help the new york republican s chances of staying in office. we ll explain that coming up. but we start in florida as nbc news learns that governor ron desantis will officially announce that he s running for president next week as we watch him try to super charge his campaign by harnessing the powers of the culture wars incl
large from the bulwark tim miller. it s not often i have three people on set. it s great to have all of you here. okay, vaughn, tell me about all of this new legislation and how it fits into ron desantis s plan to apparently start running next week. the first thing we should say is we re looking at the republican primary electorate that we re talking about. these are humans, these are families, these are sensitive tough decisions that are made. when we are looking at this from the political angle, there is no issue that gets a bigger ovation from a republican crowd from cpac to a trump rally to a desantis event than issues related to gender affirming care for minors to the gender identity of children playing sports. this is for ron desantis a foundation of his political bid because, look, he as the governor has no say in foreign relations. he as governor only has so much capacity to take the economy and do what he pleases with it. right now you re looking at record unemployment rates
could negotiate well. you know, weinstein and how many years went by before anybody cried for accountability for things he s been accused of. the we re in that mode of privilege. kennedy: every case is different, every jury is different. present facts to jury, it doesn t go to trial, basic point, takes one person to have doubt for people to get off there is that. in terms of accountability and fairness, there have been homeless women arrested for enrolling their children in a school outside of their district. when you talk about whether there should be consequences harris: what these people did was horrible. kennedy: she knew what she was doing was wrong and you have women who don t have the power of the media and the fame and the fancy lawyers to defend themselves, that is what i think the real injustice is there. juan: i agree. harris: i think what they did here was horrible. they lied about their children
denied committing the crime. future edition. the book will note barry is simply a sued name. this book has got some issues. didn t she have problems goggleing her sister. what created a stir, she created a description how she would treat her sister. being bad. overwhelm a kissing position. yeah. no, it s look at the very least it s a little disturbing. describes her behavior as being close to a pedophile. i m not sure about that. but maybe. yeah. i don t know, it was very, this book has issues. it s controversial. a good confident read. a stocking stuffer. okay. this morning, we have another look at the new bloomberg politics poll, this time focusing on the national football league and how parents feel about their children playing sports. more than half of those polled believe in 20 years time, the nfl will be just as popular as it is today.
things about children playing sports is that you learn some of the rules of basic society and civil society that sometimes there is a bad call. maybe you are not happy with it, but you have to move on. that s the kind of teaching that is a good thing about sports, but seems to be lacking. the parents seem to be the ones at fault. kim? he is 17 years old and the charges are aggravated assault and they will be upgraded. the d.a. says because of his age there will be a fitness hearing and he will be tried as an adult. it is a second-degree felony and he is looking at between one and 15 years. this is very irresponsible. he punched him in the side of the temple of the head which can be dangerous. it can produce death. i learned when i was little be careful on the side of your head. you could die jie. greg, is this kid evil? i don t know. but he should be punished dpor what he for what he did. he has a temper. the reason the story is so horrible is it is rare. i don t buy into t