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good morning, everyone. this just in. president biden speaking to reporters just moments ago as he departed the white house for a multiday west coast tour. m.j., what did the president just say? >> reporter: the president just departed the white house to go on this west coast swing. he actually stopped for a few minutes to take a number of questions from reporters. we asked him whether he had a reaction to the herschel walker controversy unfolding in georgia, and if democrats could keep that seat. he also got a number of follow-up questions with jake's interviews on issues relating t...

bellwether, where voters made abortion rights the centerpiece of his campaign in a swing district. molinaro tried to tie democrats and the white house to high prices and the economy as well. ryan's win appears to show, once again, that abortion rights are a powerful motivator in helping democrats get people to the polls. as "meet the press" first put it out this morning, this red wave is looking much more like a ripple. and roughly 1,000 miles south of here in florida we now know who will take on republican governor ron desantis in november. it is a familiar name in that state, charl...

2024 campaign. >> i'm not interested in playing politicians with our border and immigration. i'm interested in fixing it. >> when i'm re-elected, joe biden's illegal amnesty plan will be ripped up and thrown out on the very first day. >> will this high-stakes debate shake up the race? my guest this morning, biden campaign co-chair mitch landrieu and republican governor kristi noem of south dakota. plus, running mates. donald trump narrows his choices for his vice presidential pick. >> there's never been a better politician, a better debater, a better communicator. >> i feel very co...

The lessons for the GOP from Virginia and Ohio are clear: prioritize policies that support women and directly confront trust issues and misinformation.

(soft music) today, the 2024 campaigns are processing the very real prospect that the front-runner for the republican nomination could soon be indicted, once again, on federal charges. while we have no idea when all of the cases against donald trump might go to trial, what we do know is that so far, not only have previous charges not hurt his poll numbers in any significant way, the real clear politics average shows him 33 points ahead of the next closest republican right now. could any future charges have a different impact? let's talk about it with brendan buck, former aide to speakers rya...