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your earlier point, the poll numbers showing people don't want trump or biden. from 1980 to 2008 when hillary was denied being on the ballot by barack obama, we had had a bush or clinton on the ticket for 24 years. americans say they don't want trump or biden but still order number 3 at chick-fil-a. they have all of these choices and yet biden will probably be the nominee with harris and trump as the frontrunner. the most important polls is who is responding to the voters, who is showing up in these states and also what percentage of the vote does biden have among democrats and does trump have among republicans. there's softness there for each of them. they'll tie it up. people are shopping around. they're not convinced with what they see. >> martha: noreen, this is another poll that says that quinnipiac, a majority of gop voters think a felony conviction should make them ineligible to
i'm curious to see if joe biden is going to survive the primary. i mean, i'm taking a very hard look at robert kennedy right now because i don't think joe biden, our president is no longer in charge. >> steve: noreen, you are a republican, what's your main concern about donald trump if he were the nominee again? >> well, first of all, i just think you can actually be president while in jail not that we expect that on the trump side of things. look at that indictments 400 or something charges. most of them are erroneous and i don't think that will be the case. we have to remember this is a man who saved us once and i believe he is divlg to do it again. do we have a run of a lookout of candidates to choose from on both sides? i you would suggest no. it takes someone really powerful and successful to turn this country around. and in our case, that is donald
west not abandon its commitments to ukraine and really double down, but i think putin will feel the pressure to show that his military can deliver, it will be a key aspect of undermining prigozhin's a narrative that this is really a wagner victory, that the russian military is incompetent, cannot manage this more, so if putin wants to take back the narrative, we can expect, i imagine, to see him take some stronger measures over the coming days to show some kind of effort at effectiveness. whether it succeeds or not is the million—dollar question. or not is the million-dollar question-— or not is the million-dollar cuestion. ., ., ., question. noreen and our panel, nadine and bryan _ question. noreen and our panel, nadine and bryan, _ question. noreen and our panel, nadine and bryan, thank - question. noreen and our panel, nadine and bryan, thank you - question. noreen and our panel, | nadine and bryan, thank you very much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. a coroner has concluded that nicola bulley, who went missing while walking her dog by the river wyre in lancashire, died accidentally after falling into cold water. drjames adeley said the mother—of—two did not have "any desire" to take her own life injanuary.
after he was indicted. there is a new poll out that asks republicans and independence the impact of trump's league situation on the likelihood you would vote for him, 51 percent said it would make no difference, what do you make of that noreen? >> so i mean, as the polls are clearly showing this is an attack not on donald trump but on the people of this nation. so i truly believe that it's only going to continue to help him, not only that, but 400 years they are charging him with, not only that but talk about the actual acts. if we are going to start indicting people look at the clintons and all their documents that were burned or buried or killed and while we are at it the bidens as well. this is just another witch-hunt that i think is only going to propel donald trump and hits poll numbers. just have every other witch-hunt
trades several times. he mentioned about helping bring that along, which i thought was a very good thing for him as well. >> martha: let's watch the response on abortion from dr. oz. >> there should not be involvement from the federal government in how states decide their abortion decides. i want women, doctors, political leaders leading the democracy that has allowed our nation to thrive to put the best ideas forward so states can decide for themselves. >> martha: so noreen, you have said you support dr. oz. in that answer, he talked about it being decided by women and their doctors and local political officials, which he's getting some blow-back for today. what did you think about the answer there? >> well, obviously most conservative republicans, anyone, are very, very pro life. that being said, he's also a doctor. so he very much speaks from a medical perspective. i think that's what he was doing
the pictures we see, the picture you paint, the devastating effects of the flood. thank you. joining me is a mercy court country director for pakistan. dr. noreen, good to have you with us. we look at the pictures and satellite map and to wrap your head around the idea a third of a country is under water and some 33 million people have been impacted, it's tough to do. what is the most immediate need right now? >> thank you very much, erica. i'll straight away talk about the immediate needs. people are right now there are hundreds of thousands of people who are homeless and shelterless. they cannot go back to their homes because the water where flooding has taken place has not reseeded and the more flooding in the last few weeks.
generally after the immediate relief, fears the interest of the world may go down but i think that's where pakistan will need a lot of support in building the infrastructure but also helping the communities with their livelihoods that have been lost, malnutrition going to occur and a lot of other illness and food security. the third thing i would like to say is that the world needs to invest more in climate adaptation for countries like pakistan. at the same time, at the same time, pakistan cannot do much for mitigation and i think that's something that the nations need to pay attention to, how their policies impact the rest of the world. >> dr. noreen, thank you for j joining us and the work you're getting out. for more information log on cnn.com/impact.
response. >> the vatican is where the president headed to now. the white house correspondent objects to that. richard, thank you for being here. we'll see you again soon. we asked why are you awake? moo my dog kept getting nightmare of a huge spider chasing him. dan, you got something good? >> we got a picture of this little one took over the remote control. >> that's one of our target demographics under three. noreen is looking ahead for the next holiday, standing up in store for a toy. thank you all for sending in the tweets.
i understand noreen, you're a big bang theory fan. this is really cool. brought her family here. pretty family here to come and enjoy this and see all the sets and clothing that maybe even howard was wearing on the show. you can see their actual props that are there. all of this to tee us up as we get ready for the big premiere of "the history of the sitcom "premiering tonight at 9:00. you can do the tour or i can help you out. >> i love that virtual tour and seeing the stairs how short they are and how they would go up and down. my josh. my teammate brian who said he's watched every episode five times loved these details. stepahnie elam, thanks for bringing it to us. we'll be right back. your smile will always be brilliant. crest 3d white brilliance.