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imagine that we're going to hear a ton about this until there is something to hear about this. committee members tend to be pretty tight lipped and i don't expect this situation to be any different. but there is a real hankering from some republicans to see this play out to the ultimate conclusion where santos is no longer in congress, even as you saw him there on the house steps yesterday continuing to be defiant in the face of all these allegations and all of these scandals that he's just going to keep arguing his case. >> ali vitali on capitol hill, thank you so much. we turn now to the latest on wall street, where retail giant walmart is reporting a boost this morning. the company says sales jumped almost 8% in the first quarter, pointing to strength in its grocery business that helped offset losses in other areas like clothes and electronics. joining us now with more, cnbc's kristina partsinevelos. great to see you. what does this tell us about how people are spending their money? >> this is the largest retailer in america, so we do pay attention. and it shows that more shoppers are gravitating to value
>> that is a political scientist dream, okay? it really is. and they have been, hankering for it every since the days of ross perot. the problem is what mara said if you remember the epistles because you were neither hot or cold i spat you out of my mouth. >> bret: i go with goldielikes. goldilocks.lukewarm effort not g americans believe. in open question remains if west virginia senator joe manchin decides that this is the moment for him to actually go national, that would be the one game changer that could potentially make this effort happen. that's an open question in washington. we'll have to wait to see what plays out. but he is the one candidate who i think could actually have a significant hold in terms of the mind of americans who would like to shift away from the trump-biden dichotomy. >> bret: josh? >> i think if you could just buy
i expect they win like they did in 2020 because i think donald trump will be running against him. >> it is interesting. a lot of this sentiment surfacing out there on both sides of the aisle when maybe some people in the party are sort of hankering for a change or want to get a message out there. what is your take on these comments surfacing now? what do you think it means politically in the back rooms of your -- of the other party? >> actually i think what the american people are saying, we do not want to have a repeat of the biden/trump campaign. that's not something that intrigues them. they don't see that moving our country forward. in reference to president biden, i think his numbers are starting to get locked in. these are very, very low numbers. but whenever you talk about the principle problem that americans face right now is simply the
out there is probably the least either fair, judicious or practical way to proceed. desantis' argument for his candidacy is that he's a much more stable, secure and straightforward leader than donald trump with a record in florida. but it's a tough argument to make. as we heard. >> martha: it's so interesting to me watching this, lee, because what you saw over the past couple weeks and i think you saw it in the wake of the drone strike and the balloon, you saw the former presidents numbers go higher as people say where is the leadership? what are we doing here, right? maybe a hankering for the former leader, president trump. and desantis' numbers started to slide a little bit. then he aligned himself with the trump perspective on ukraine
and said, hey, i -- you know, i made a mistake the way that vice president pence did, for example, but he did the opposite he said almost like a perfect phone call we can't have a government that operates that way in which people take home or take their golf club the most sensitive documents the american government has and get caught about it and lie about it. the reason why there was a search warrant executed on his home is not because the fbi was hankering to go break down the door or something like that, they repeatedly asked him time and again, hey, do you have any of this information? it's missing in our files in the archives can you give it to us? what did trump do? he sent out his lawyer to say -- to sign a sworn statement saying everything has been turned over. the raid on his house only happened after that because they knew that he was lying, and low and behold, over 100 documents found in his house at that point. so it's that repeated conduct,
the wet, gray, morning cold. at noon, a police boat sets off in the fog. a hail mary pass apparently. a slim chance to find the truth at last. but hawaii out there? why after all those lost 30 years? maybe some cases are destined to stay cold. easier that way. for came along, with their wild ideas about murder and facebook of all things. and now this. they're doomed errand into the fog. her name was me carol jeanne meyer, though she was carol lubahn, when all this happened back in march, 1981. the night of this slamming doors, the harsh words. a car roaring away. it's an old story anyway. pretty girl gets pregnant at 15. mary's the guy pretty soon she's at 20 something with two kids and a hankering to live. really live, for a change. and this particular pretty girl? >> she was fun. she was outgoing. she had a lot of friends. >> she had these two sisters,. terri, was the younger one, gail the older.
of leaders to participate". an on the flip side, larry drake says hey, tom brady won a super bowl when he was 43. i think we have to reassess our views of aging and all that. here's kellyanne conway. former counselor to president trump, now a fox news contributor. harold ford jump, former democratic congressman of tennessee, now co host of "the five." great to have both of you with us this afternoon. you know, the age issue is real. it's a question that i think a lot of voters will grapple with on both sides. president trump and president biden are only four years apart. everybody can judge what they think about that. kellyanne, you were this weekend out in las vegas where there were a number of people who want to be the republican nominee and a lot of hankering for new leadership. here nikki haley, one of the speakers this weekend. >> it's time for a younger
moment herself, falsely believing that tuesday's result mean america is hankering for the good old days of falluja an kandahar. >> it was a clear victory for team normal. i do think it was the american people generally sending a message they want to pull as back from the brink. they don't want this nation to go over the edge. we have to make sure that the incentives are there to elect the kind of people who are goin to make sure they are part of the solution. >> is cheney actually saying that she, a republican rejected by her own voters in her own state, who lives inexistent hol derivative of donald trump, tha she is on team normal? she has vowed to fight rhonda santos as well as i recall. so for all intents and purposes she is a pro- war democrats. at war with a 74 million who
enjoying the moment herself falsely believing that tuesday's results mean america is hankering for the good old days of fallujah and kandahar. >> it was a clear victory for team normal. >> i do think it was the american people generally sending the message they want to pull us back from the brink. they don't want this nation to go over the edge. you have to make sure that that the incentives are there to elect the kind of people who who are going to make sure that they're part of the solution. >> now, is cheney actually saying that she, a republican, rejected by her own voters in her own state who lives in existence, wholly derivative of donald trump, that she's on team normal now she's vowed to fight ron desantis two, as i recall, and endorsed democrat tim ryan over jd vance, ohio. so for all intents and purposes, she's a pro-war democrat at war with a seventy four million who voted