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question. and what is happening here is that he's facing two competing pressures, right. everything that has happened since dobbs said that he should not commit to an abortion ban because the intensity has profoundly shifted in this country of politics on abortion for 50 years pro-life movement had the intensity. now everything that we see in the polling shows that we're at the high water mark for support for abortion rights. and this is pretty uniform, especially when it comes to suburban women. at the same time now, he's in a primary and he's being outflanked by candidates like pence and desantis who are willing to commit to foerl abortion ban and in desantis's case a six-week heartbeat ban bill. and trump is thinking i'm going to be pushed to the right to commit to this nationwide ban but then in a general election is going to be toxic. >> and to your point, look at this polling from nbc news. 66% of suburban women oppose over turning roe. look at the number for women
join the ranks of republicans launching a 2024 bid. he will decide in may. so far only five declared candidates but quite a few names in the potential field. doug collins, and richard fowler. good to see you. chris christie, like asa hutchinson, very critical of trump. will not buy favor with trump supporters. >> like the bike lane on the four-way expressway. i'm not sure what this is, except continuation of what we have seen of chris, he's been vocal in his opposition, and willing to stand up to donald trump. would it be an interesting debate with chris christie and donald trump on the stage as they have been before, yeah, it would be. as far as the lane to get there, not so sure. >> chris christie has been very critical of ron desantis saying he's not a conservative, because of the spat he's in with disney when he got outflanked by
denial of so many, is the rightful homeland of the jewish people. >> that was mike pompeo in a podcast earlier this week. imagine this guy, probably wants to be president of the united states and conduct foreign policy, not based on international law or conventions or human rights or even justice, but his own twisted interpretation of the bible. and of course, not to be outflanked, who did nikki haley invite to give the invitation out a first campaign event? none other than pastor john heggie, the one who called hitler a halfbreed xi sent by god to get the juice to the promised land by committing the holocaust. he was so extreme, by the republican standards of john mccain, that he rejected his endorsement back in 2008. now, you've got people like nikki haley, maybe even mike pence, basically clamoring for his endorsement. >> it would be the equivalent, ayman, of barack obama launching his presidential campaign by having louis -- as the invocation. in some ways, worse.
>> it is not an occupying nation. this land, as an evangelical christian, i am convinced by my reading of the bible that 3000 years on now, in spite of the denial of so many, is the rightful homeland of the jewish people. >> that was mike pompeo in a podcast earlier this week. imagine this guy, probably wants to be president of the united states and conduct foreign policy, not based on international law or conventions or human rights or even justice, but his own twisted interpretation of the bible. and of course, not to be outflanked, who did nikki haley invite to give the invocation out a first campaign event? none other than pastor john heggie, the one who called hitler a halfbreed jew sent by god to get the jews to the promised land by committing the holocaust. he was so extreme, by the republican standards of john mccain, that he rejected his endorsement back in 2008. now, you've got people like nikki haley, maybe even mike pence, basically clamoring for his endorsement.
outflanked -- brian: and if kansas city's going to get going, it's going to be the other kelce, the tight end. >> yes. well, listen, i think that's part of kansas city's biggest advantages, if they can strike early, they can get a 10-point lead and they make the eagles play from behind a little bit. that's hard to do because going back to what they do offense offensively, they control the environment. they move the ball, they score point, so they control the entire environment. brian: right. >> kansas city's going to have to stop that running game somehow, some way to win this game. brian: it's the unbelievable, what the eagles have done. they had four wins a couple years ago, fired their coach, they had all this controversy, their franchise quarterback ends up being a bust, and now they're back with jalen hurts, and they look like they're going to be winning for a while. it's an amazing transformation. >> right. and it gets back to controlling tempo, controlling the environment. when your offense controls the line of scrimmage, they control the game. when your defense controls the line of -- brian if brian right.
conscription, traffic backed up at several russian border exits. many of these reserve soldiers have never fought in a war, let alone one that has even hardened russian fighters fleeing positions like this one in kharkiv. the men of senior will you opportunity taras berezovets' special forces brigade led the charge against offenses tricking russian troops to think it would tke place in the south of the country. instead, they hit a russian base here in northern nova husarivka. surprising soldiers playing poker. this is where russian troops set up their headquarters, and you can see -- look around -- they fled in such a hurry, it's like a museum of panic. commanders escaped first, abandoning their troops in a nearby trench where we still found a pot of food and religious icons. >> ukrainian forces effectively attacked russians not from the front. they have been outflanked, and
paris _ pen campaign in her support. —— and paris it— pen campaign in her support. —— and paris it is— pen campaign in her support. —— and paris it is the— pen campaign in her support. —— and paris. it is the north and the south — paris. it is the north and the south. she hopes to take it from all different— south. she hopes to take it from all different parts. we spoke before how eric zemmour had outflanked her in terms _ eric zemmour had outflanked her in terms of— eric zemmour had outflanked her in terms of more populist policies she would _ terms of more populist policies she would have exposed five years ago, maybe _ would have exposed five years ago, maybe ten — would have exposed five years ago, maybe ten years ago so i think the hope _ maybe ten years ago so i think the hope is _ maybe ten years ago so i think the hope is they can take a slice of lots of— hope is they can take a slice of lots of different pieces of the electorate in the next couple of weeks — electorate in the next couple of weeks. 0ne electorate in the next couple of weeks. one thing to mention, the tv debate _ weeks. one thing to mention, the tv debate was _ weeks. one thing to mention, the tv debate was crucial, she did really badly— debate was crucial, she did really badly last — debate was crucial, she did really badly last time. she held her own with emmanuel macron last time. whereas— with emmanuel macron last time. whereas apparently she has been practising behind—the—scenes day in and day— practising behind—the—scenes day in and day i _ practising behind—the—scenes day in and day i and her moment will come soon _ and day i and her moment will come soon when _ and day i and her moment will come soon when we had the tv debate. he. has not soon when we had the tv debate. h2 has not engaged yet as we had. thank you very much indeed, an extraordinary result for the far
continued shelling of a marketplace that sells food to the people who have remained in that city. and the city of chernihiv, we have the attack on a bread line. civilians, waiting in line for bread, gunned down by russian soldiers, or snipers. still unclear exactly how that shook out. in kyiv, the biggest brain silo in the country, bombed, and destroyed. you have, in lieu of these military failures, this assault on civilian populations, and the food that they rely on. the only thing that is happening, and we saw that with kharkiv, is this initial assault by russian soldiers into the city. they would either pushback, or outflanked, and the bodies of the russian soldiers were killed in that battle, remain on the ground, in that city, until today. it is just another indication for the russian military, and in the battle space. so, even though they chose that engagement, they lost that engagement. furthermore, they push back, and haven't been able to recover that ground.
have been racked with fraud and thievery and stealing that really rankled the people of russia before mr. putin covered that over by invading ukraine. what do you make of the fact these two are going to get together and i guess speculate t celebrate the spoils. >> in the sehort-term, they win they've outthought and outflanked donald trump, not a very difficult thing to do but i take a slightly different view. i think putin will come in time to regret this. he now owns the syria problem. and he will discover very quickly that is not a good thing to own. the united states has, as we know, historically, fallen from one morass into another in the middle east. russia's about to face that same situation. right now, they can pat each other on the back and say, we outthought donald trump but in the long-term, i think both of them will come to regret it. >> it's interesting because that
>> i'm out of it. it's going to be interesting watching me for the next two hours on medication. was that a wax figure? >> i thought at one point he was going to pull a plant in front of him. i've seen all the memes online. he didn't say a thing in there. i was waiting for the president to look over and be like, help me out. he looks at him. he's like this. >> don't get me involved in this. i'm not here. i'm not here. i have to say, though, you're right. just because the president was loud, it doesn't mean that he put on a good performance. i've been listening to conservative and watching conservative media all day. they've been trying to spin it. no matter how much they spin it, he got outflanked today. basically what nancy pelosi told him is you don't really know how to govern. you don't know what you're talking about, and was trying to save him the embarrassment of