Situation, the reason we ended up seeing these airstrikes overnight. they say these attacks from the houthis were very persistent. they laid out the u.s. vessels, had been targeted. that there were some close calls that would have happened had it not been for the setup of this defensive coalition set up by the senate allies in the red sea, taking criticism but also trying to explain why we saw the airstrikes overnight. thanks for that update from the white house. thanks so much. let s dig deeper now with a member of the senate armed services committee. joining us is mark kelly of arizona. thank you for coming on with us. i want to point to the criticism that mj just walked us through from your colleagues on capitol hill, specifically some progressives, saying president biden should have sought congressional approval to carry out this attack. do you agree? no. he has a responsibility to notify us. we have a responsibility to
Judge engoron to mete the fine they think is warranted, $370 million? they have won their case. something that trial lawyers know is that it s time to move on after you have won a point. don t dig yourself a hole. i think it s correct to say that they will focus on the appropriate dollar amount here. the calculus that you have to engage in if you are the judge is what dollar amount is both appropriate and affirmable on appeal. if for instance he reaches for some extraordinarily high number that can t be justified, it s likely that that number will be reduced on appeal. i think we will see him stick very squarely to the proof. that means that the team needs to put together the expert testimony to put it in focus of the disgorgement argument that andrew made.
That everyone wants to talk about and compare everybody to we have no idea what they ve gone through how they started out, their little white lives they ve to call through the muck and gring for years and they finally get their chance and they re out and speaking their truth and this son of a bitch calls them locusts. they re not locusts. they are cicadas. that s what they are. they re not locusts. they re little beatles start as a grub and dig down in the mud and live there for 20 years greg, they go through all the bleep bleep and then they climb up and they get to the tree and they want to sing one song so they can find someone to love for about six seconds before they die and you can t even get their name right. shame on you greg. say it, say their name. greg: cicadas. tyrus: cicada. greg: a producer is being fired right as i speak. i was not told. tyrus: out here and let him say greg: they re cicadas.
ainsley: nome as the favorite kristi noem as the governor of south dakota. followed by elise stefanik who you interviewed yesterday who said i would be happy to help the president in anyway. vivek ramaswamy comes in after that. nancy mace being floated. tim scott like we mentioned. i wonder if it s going to be someone who is running against him or if it will be a governor or a lee zeldin type? steve: somebody to help him. brian: other thing i thought was important he said last night. the sarcastic way he answered the funny way he answered sean hannity on the dictator comment has been spun so inaccurately he handled it. he said on day one i m going to do the border. i m going to do dig. i m not going to be a dictator. and then he said on l retributi. i have no time for retribution i have to fix the country. he picked out two common attack operations against him about the dictator and retribution if he gets the job again. lawrence: so the president is having this conversation here on fox, talking about voters. meanwhile on another channel,
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They have been through this process a lot, care about a lot of things and if you went down the list, it would be a lot of the things we see in polls of the key issues that people around america care about. john: no question that iowa voters do dig into politics in a way many other people don t, which is why the campaigns like to keep it first. also media dollars go further in iowa than in california. in terms of whether or not desantis or haley or even chris christie or ramaswamy 37% are hard maga based, vote for trump no matter what. 35% are persuadeable and 25% never trump. how many do you think are really up for grabs? it s a great, great question, john. i think that s what each campaign is trying to figure out. i think nikki haley is betting on new hampshire, that independents and democrats will help in the formulation.
Skiers on the trails buried in snow. the video tonight showing the desperate rescue operation. the race to dig through the snow. some of it at least ten feet deep. search teams battling brutal cold and winds gusting to 100 miles an hour at times. abc s mola lenghi tonight with the images coming in. reporter: tonight, terrifying moments after an avalanche at a ski resort near lake tahoe. trapping people under the snow. there s a slide at the mountain with subjects buried. reporter: experts saying this was a rare in-bound avalanche, one that occurs in a controlled area designated for skiing. one man killed, another person injured. two more rescued, according to officials. this is a very sad day for my team and everyone here. reporter: the debris field, 150 feet wide and ten feet deep. palisades tahoe reporting the wall of snow slid down the mountain around 9:30 this morning. mark sponsler arrived at the base area, finding the lifts shut down. skis were sticking up, poles
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I also want to thank our parties, the parties to our investigation helped provide the factual information. they are the ones who give us that technical information that allow us to ask all the great questions and dig into the issues job the ntsb chair giving a final thing there kind of wrapping up the news conference there. you got the big information there from our analyst as well as chair man homeandy talking about the warning lot that came on, remember this was at 16,000 feet and had this been at 35,000 feet it would have been an entirely different scenario. this piece that fell off the fuse lodge was an emergency exit and because this con figuresration of seating did not i don t that exit they went back in and replaced it with a panel. it s that panel, that piece that actually fell off of the fuse lodge. and of course there were no injuries, no deaths in this but
Now attacking haley on immigration. we don t need to talk about them as criminals. they re not. illegals are criminals, nicki, that s what illegal means. nikki haley, too weak, too liberal to fix the border. clearly the campaign seeing something. joining us from des moines, cnn political director david chalian. top line us to start here. what stands out to you as you kind of dig through these new poll numbers? well, you showed the horse race there. this is our brand new cnn university of new hampshire poll. trump at 39%, haley at 32%. i think that explains everything you need to know as to why those ads are running that you just played, fphil. the trump universe, the trump campaign, the trump super pac unleashing a torrent of criticism and critique of nikki haley as they try to deal with keeping her at bay specifically