The federal mandates and a federal guidelines on emissions virginia plus 37 other states are now subjected to the federal guidelines. and we made a decision that one, having california with unelected bureaucrat crafts mandate, which car people can buy was wrong, but we also made a decision to protect people s pocketbooks and to give them the benefit of choosing which car they think is best for their needs. and jake, the math here is really straightforward. it s really straightforward. evs cost anywhere between 10,000 and $50,000 more than the comparison internal gas combustion engine. and to force people. and that s what the california standards would do. 35% of cars would have to be electric vehicles. and in virginia right now, it s about 9% of cars are being purchased. that s, that s upwards of 1.2 billion of economic penalty being placed on virginians. and
Extreme fires and droughts and floods and storms across the globe. virginia is not immune to this. of course, yesterday, however, you said you re going to withdraw virginia from participating in california s emission standards aimed to limit what s fueling the warming. you said that the move was about celebrating freedom. i understand wanting to have virginia s own policy, not california s, but what are you going to do about climate change in your state it i mean, virginia is not a particular problem compared to the rest of the world and india and china, but certainly you want to leave the world in a better place than it is right now when it comes to climate change, no jake to be really clear on this one because i think it s very important the decision that we made yesterday was to no longer be subjected to the california mandates on which car you can buy and in fact, we are able now to choose to be subject to
president biden should just be ready because on january 20th next year, when he s former president joe biden, what s good for the goose is good for the gander, and i am going to encourage all of my colleagues, and everybody that i have any influence over as a member of congress to aggressively go after the president and his entire family, his entire crime family for all of the misdeeds that are out there related to this family. jake, not so long ago, that used to be extreme rhetoric, and the republican party as a whole didn t totally align themselves with it. now you have mainstream republicans saying the same thing. marco rubio saying we need to fight fire with fire. what is going on with marco rubio, is this all about becoming the vice president? let me start with ronny jackson, katy. ronny jackson today like three or four hours ago was appointed by speaker mike johnson to fill a vacancy on the house intelligence committee. this puts him at literally the highest point in the
Ahead of world leaders convening and france to mark 18 years since d-day one, soldiers special mission with close connections to cnn, you re not going to want to miss the story really moving. plus, the white house today slamming republicans for what the white house calls false claims to the walls street journal about president biden s mental fitness and acuity. ahead, i m going to talk to somebody who knows the president well about the reporting and the age concerns. but leading this hour brand new cnn reporting, what donald trump is saying about the possibility of going to prison for his conviction in that new york hush money cover-up case. let s get straight to cnn s kristen holmes and phoenix, where donald trump holds a town hall meeting tomorrow. it will be his first campaign events since being convicted in the new york criminal hush money trial. kristen, let s start with your new reporting. trump is actually talking about a future behind bars yeah, jake, this just goes to show you how hard it is to be a communications person around
Jake knows how many heroes we lose every day, which is why he s on his way to a high school history class in downington, pennsylvania, to make sure their sacrifice is not forgotten. you doesn t even talk about for years and years. for years. for 67 years, i never talked about it. david: why do you think you didn t talk about it for so long? don t know. david: you came home and got to work. we got home, came home, went to finish our education, and we and we went to work. hello, how are you? david: the principal and the students who are now nearly jake s age when he was sent off to the war. the world we live in today is no accident. the freedom we enjoy today is a result of the actions of heroic folks. david: the students fixed on jake s words about the combat medics who would go out into no man s land, german snipers waiting. a lot of people don t realize that you were not armed we were not armed. david: when you went out in