you can call us on t party. democrats 202-748-8000. republicans. independents 202-748-8002. you had mentioned before that the attitudes and tolerances of the public are shiftingregarding their willingness to accept political violence and that that is going up. can you tell us more about why that might be? >> we started collecting data in 2017 asking regularricans to what extent do you think it's ok to use violence to achieve your political goals. in 2017, the support for these ty it was about 10% for both democrats and republicans. during trump's first impeachment the numbers among republicans went up over 20% approval of for democrats the same bump wasn't there because they were not under threat. ri after january 6 republican approval of violence spiked again. today we are at both democrats and republicans between 10% and 20% approving of using violence and threats to achieve their political goals. host: your called project protect democracy has a tracker online at protect democracy.org. áhit has this tracker current impact and severallike elections, individual liberties. c

joining us now, politics correspondent at t"the new york ti times", michael gold, and senior politicalnt at "the wall street journal," molly ball. thank you both for being here. you were both with trump last night, is that right? so we saw there just the tone of his speech, right? like, aggressively going after nikki haley as an imposter. i just want to contrast that with what we heard out of iowa, which is, i think, where his top advisers, susie wilds, chrises a adv acevedo want him to be. this was trump last week. >> i want to congratulate ron and nikki for having a good time together. we're all having a good time together. and i think they both actually did very well. >> molly, where did that guy go? i mean, why can't he -- he could have just ignored nikki haley and said, look, it's me. and left it at that. >> and i'm sure that's the advice he got. and honestly, i think it would look a lot better for him this morning if he had been able to go out there and say, this is a big win for me and i don't care what she says. but as trump himself said, he doesn't have much of a poker face. h

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elizabeth: got t congressman babin, thank you for joining us tonight. it's good to have you on. >> yes, ma'am, good to see you, liz. elizabeth: former doj official francey hakes and going from parents defending education from nicole neily. the news on another former hunter biden business partner testifying in the biden impeachment inquiry and da fani willis and alleged prosecutor boyfriend expected to be here for a hearing on corruption allegations and this controversy also coming in and president biden stopping new u.s. natural gas projects after pressure from climate activists and what does that mean from u.s. energy secretary and white house denies mounting evidence and it's electric car push is a fading fad and we have fox news contributor liz peek, she's a great writer. new reports that a dozen un relief workers involved in hamas and attacks of israel and biden white house has been giving this unit a lot of money plus gallop again sees president biden's third year job approval and and coming up on "the evening edit". j.p. morgan wealth management k

polls one sided problem in this, the shaken scene, is running for a full consecutive time t cost. how about us when the capital deca and it's called the main opens ition policy, a terrorist organization have to go, could you really do that to home, to home. if there is party that there is no, i have my i phones ability to people to the people. what are the people accepted or not? or that they have accepted this is that's what i left. that is important. let's bring it into 100 child raise. been following the elections from the capital dock. uh and what is the mood in the city on the election day today as well. martin shows that day on the paper. didn't show up that many. you know, you can see a polling center right behind me and the center of the city is very low. turn out some sense of probably local media, i think between 10 to 15 person at the most of and there's lack of enthusiasm. the mode is very strong, back. people are not excited. they feel like it's a very predictable election. what's the point of going to the poll when the main opposition party is not front this thing no

before we move on to matters at home, your party has been complaining about rishi sunak using privatejetsperately wanted that meeting with me to discuss the hostage situation in gaza, the cessation of hostilities in gaza and offered to fly me to that meeting that we could no longer have in dubai, where i was. why is it not ok for the conservative leader to take private jets but ok for you? there is a distinction. really? i will explain it. a distinction between flying in the circumstances i�*ve just described, and using privatejets tojet around england, when trains would get you there nearly as quickly. look, the long and the short of it was that in dubai i was having a number of discussions with international leaders about climate change, as you would expect, but of course i was having a nearly equal number about the conflict in the middle east, how do we have a sustainable path to that ceasefire? the emir of qatar, very important player particularly at that point when there was huge pressure on the situation with hostages, he wanted that meeting and the only way i could have that meetin