She feels like there is this goal now that she has and it makes it easier to think about things. remember the vice presidency, it s been a tough fit for her in some ways because it is the sum morphous role what is the vice president? the job doesn t really require anything other than waking up every morning and making sure that the president is still ebel to do his job. well, she s done that, but fitting in the other ways, it s been a little bit the tougher. this is go to these people, get them on board, get them to connect, make sure that you re building up toward november. and in her mind, hopefully, that that leads to her and joe biden we re-elected to a second term. it really has been a fascinating evolution. thank you so much for that reporting. here. appreciate it and still had music and the environment meet and a new cnn original film we hear from nominated dj and environmental toxicologist g to g about blue carbon major secret weapon in the fight against the climate crisis here in the cnn newsroom every weekday morning, cnn five
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We did, we hit it off and that is how it started. you were there for the today show? yes, i will never forget that day. i think it happened an hour after we were off the air and it was just pure chaos and one of the things, nicole, i remember distinctly was everyone thought it was islamic terrorism and that was sort of the narrative that was happening for the first hour or so because i think we couldn t really conceive of the idea that an american had done this to other americans. i think what mark does so brilliantly in this film is really trace the evolution of this movement and the fact that it really started in the early 80s in arkansas and kind of metastasized slowly through the decades and april 19, obviously, became a very significant day, not simply because of waco and oklahoma city but because of patriots day and what this day has come to symbolize to this far right extremist movement.
A new compelling docu-series is out telling the story of sin non, a 1950s drug facility in santa monica that turned into a cult. it features interviews of media members that follows the evolution. joining me now is rory kennedy, the executive producer of this. so great to be with you. just watching some of these parts of this, you should have seen me, i was texting my producer about how disturbing the cult was. it was incredible. we have children of god, people s temple, they all come to mind when we think about
Politics of this moment? mccarthy, it was a very different consideration. this one is of more value to democrats because of the fact that you have a speaker who is not just in a precarious situation but is trying to do the right thing now. absolutely. i think we will have to wait and see. if this is an evolution rather than a revolution, then i am inclined to be supportive. although i will follow the leadership of hakeem jeffries who is in the room. i am not in those rooms anymore. i will talk with him or continue to talk with him to see exactly how we should conduct ourselves. let me say this. after this vote is over today, i m interested in seeing how this speaker reacts to the votes. if you recall, we got kevin
Protecting our allies and relationships and reputation around the world, we ought not be setting that up as a loan. it is interesting to watch the evolution of speaker johnson and the reality of the various moments that have coalesced around israel and around ukraine and hitting him square in the eye. i want to play for you some sound from the speaker on capitol hill yesterday on whether he is worried about his job. take a listen. are you worried about your job? i don t worry. i just do my job. we will see what happens. i will do my job. i am not deterred by threats. i will do the right thing. he is doing the right thing. it may pay a political price within his own caucus. how are democrats assessing the
Those folks? we ve been trying to oust mike johnson over this this this this isn t on ukraine aid. mike johnson s evolution on this issue is really something to note because he came, he was actually oppose the spending more money for ukraine while he was a rank and member of the house. but the way he was elevated into the speakership amid the chaotic and messy aftermath of the ouster of kevin mccarthy last fall, he came in, he had classified briefings there s pressure by a lot of folks who have been calling for more ukraine aid. then he decided that it was time for himself to change his view and evolution of sorts, something you don t really see too much in american politics these days, but that s exactly what he did and even though his critics will say he waited too long, this ultimate bill that s going to go to the president says, in just a matter of days is very similar to the bill that was passed the senate two months ago. it took mike johnson a little more time as he evaluated his options, as he discussed his with his colleagues and as he said, he prayed about it as well. he s a devout christian all the these things coming together and
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