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Very little. like you rightly said, that un has made several statements like with their dismay, their horror, disappointment. they call for restraint, but nothing very little has changed on the ground. but regimes seem to be quite comfortable with where they are, like with un — united nations security council need to decide something, but the regime is comfortable that they have some powerful friends within the un security council like china and russia. yes. as you point out, it looks like an intractable situation going forward. what is your sense of what might happen here? i mean, the regim...

For children who have often been displaced up to ten times in northwest syria. the syrian government has called for all aid for syria to be coordinated by them. however northwestern syria is still beyond the control of syria's president bashar al—assad, so there's a question over how any centrally controlled aid would reach those areas. here's our correspondent lina sinjab. international aid is not arriving yet into the northern part of syria under the opposition control, while on the government side, many arab countries have already sent aid and support, like egypt, like algeria, like iraq,...

The gender gap, but also you have the economy. it's always the economy, stupid, and even the polling that shows concern about defending democracy, being surprisingly the number one issue, inflation, jobs, the economy is right there behind it. also you have the president's approval rating. it is rising slightly on the basis -- on the back of some significant legislative accomplishments but it is still well below 50%. everything typically would tell you that this would be the kind of pendulum swing election where the opposition party gains but the energy from roe, the fact that there have been s...

Success, but the basic message you're putting out to voters. >> it really says that you don't believe in your argument and you're arguing against the tide. i mean, we know that in kansas, for example, that there are rural women and men who also support abortion rights. we're talking about something that was enshrined in their state constitution. it wasn't just a statute that was passed. it was enshrined in their constitution and again, voters do not like having the idea -- the idea of having constitutional rights taken away from them, stripped away from them, and so i think the opposition side...

Fox news contributor call roper fox news political analyst juan williams and jon kraushaar of the "washington journal". what is the fallout? >> the fall out it lays out a pretty clear case of trump's responsibility reach the capitol them before president trump's bucca. they pretty compelling video of the proud boys going up for gave the speech. this new information got to members of congress seeking pardons. what president trump said is pretty compelling how to fix public opinion is unclear. but i think for the historical record they're laying down a pretty compelling case >> office it was cle...