for senate against each other for the same senate seat and democrats had to choose. the chase was difficult and the choice was confusing. many democrat voters believed that the candidates who lost the senate race, the democrats, would remain in house of representatives. those voters didn't realize that other candidates were on the ballot yesterday for the house seats currently occupied by adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee. each of those candidates made the all or nothing decision to go for the senate, knowing that they could not legally at the same time run to keep their house of representative seats just in case. each of those democratic candidates would have one this race if the other two were not in the race. the last polls before the election showed adam schiff in first place with republican steve garvey, a former baseball player from the doctors, who has never held office in second place. katie porter in third place and barbara lee in fourth place. almost every democrat that i talked to about this wanted to see the democrats wind first and second place,

i mean, the democrats in the senate are watching.ou have the loudest republican voices, the ones who complain the most that mccarthy didn't get spending bills through the house were the ones voting to keep those bills from coming up for a vote. i mean, they are the ones who voted against the rule. so, look, i like mike johnson. he was a great colleague. is he a wonderful person. you and i would not be talking about speaker mike johnson had it not been for matt gaetz and seven of his comrades who decided to pursue fame and get rid of kevin mccarthy. what have they gotten as a result of that? how has the house been improved? they are getting ready to go on easter recess. they could be talking about border. they could be talking about inflation. rob hur's special counsel report no. , they are going to be talking about an interbattle which goes does not help you win the senate in november and it does help you win the white house and it doesn't help you grow your g.o.p. margin in the house. >> rich: in a few weeks, are we going to be seei

we have the winner of the democratic senate primary in ohio. of course, that's senator sharon brown. he'll be joining us tonight on ohio primary night. andrew weissman will be joining us with more trump news including the astonishingly insane appeal to the united states supreme court that we're going to get to during this hour. >> you have a great show, my friend. >> thank you. >> bye. >>> well tonight, nbc news is projecting that once again, joe biden will win a much larger percentage of the vote in the democratic presidential primary in ohio then donald trump will win. the republican presidential primary in ohio. joe biden currently has 87% of the vote. donald trump currently has 79% of the vote. nbc news projects that the republican nominee for senate in the state of ohio will be the trump endorsed candidate bernie moreno who is running for the senate seat held for the last 17 years by senator sherrod brown, who won his primary tonight with 100% of the vote. bernie moreno got 49.7% in a vote in a primary against a more moderate nikki haley-s

and democrat senators -- rematch. and democrat senator are upset the trump cases will not go to trial before the election. and biden white house is reportedly admitting, yeah, they are secretly flying 320,000 illegal immigrants from overseas directly into the u.s., likely not a lot of vetting there. the president has done this more than any other u.s. presidentful and -- president. and and protesters interrupted adam schiff's super tuesday speech, shouting him off the stage. we've got the video. and for the very first time, a houthi missile strike kills two on a cargo ship in the red sea. this is escalating. plus, "wall street journal" columnist bill mcgurn on what to expect from the president's state of the union address tomorrow. he's going to put -- it's going to put in sharp focus his cognitive issues. plus a big debate on the economy under biden and trump. and the new white house battle plan pushing back on the president's heavy use of notecards and teleprompters. going to take it on next on "the evening edit d.s

democratic senator from maryland. thank you. we come back, investigative journalist shane bauer on his journey to the occupied west bank where he met with israeli settlers who were recently sanctioned by the biden administration for violence against palestinians. that in 20 seconds. -- back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: "take me to palestine" by el founoun. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the biden administration imposed sanctions last week on three israeli settlers and two israeli outposts in the occupied west bank over their involvement with assaulting, harassing, and threatening palestinians, violently expelling many from their land. the u.s. state department sanctions target moshe sharvit, the owner of the moshe's farm outpost, zvi bar yosef, founder of zvi's farm, and neria ben pazi. over the past five months, israeli settler violence has intensified across the west bank, with human rights groups accusing the israeli government of encouraging attacks against palesti

we knew that house democrats, senate democrats, senate republicans, and■ the wren't goy significant,s and crazy policy riders. it was only house republicad. with those priorities. and so we ended up in the same place that we thought we would. it's a lesson moving into f.y. 2025. i hope our republican colleagues can tune out the crazy a on funn time. and i think we've guinn the template of what that looks like. even in divided government. that we can meet the neat we sho strive for. reporter: there seems to be a split■■p on the republican side about how much time they should have before the minis but, they have that 72-hour rule. what do you think when you have a big bill, $trillion dollar -- trillion deadline is friday? mr. aguilar: we'll get the bill and take a look. i think you're aevery member win decisions, some mens, myself being one of them, have seen a lot of this text. we have not seen the exact dollar am but we've seen a lot of this text over time, either in prior years or in committee work i do on the appropriations committee. so there aren't a lot of surprises within this.

we needing our discussion is democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. he's a member of the senate appropriations committee, and foreign relations committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. , and i know how difficult it must be for, you working on negotiations on legislation like that. and it's so complex. and it takes so long. and to see it all abandoned, just because donald trump gave the order. >> yes, it is difficult for the american people. because, the vast middle of this country between the 20 yard lines, we should have legal immigration for this country. but they also believe we should have a secure border. and i know we don't right now. and that's 10,000 people crossing on a daily basis. i give a lot of credit to my colleague, senator lankford he actually didn't bow to donald trump's pressure. they are actually for republicans in the united states ended up voted for the bill. but the reality, is as he, said in your opening that republicans are allergic to solving the problem at the border. they become so used to seeing the b

for senate against each other for the same senate seat and democrats had to choose. the choice was difficult and confusing. many voters believed the candidates who lost the senate race would remain in the house of representatives, they did not realize that other candidates were on the ballot yesterday for the house seats currently occupied by adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee. each of those candidates made the all or nothing decision to go for the senate knowing they could not legally at the same time run to keep the house of representative seats just in case. each of those candidates would have taken this race if the other two were not in the race. the last polls before the election showed adam schiff in first place with republican steve garvey a former baseball player for the dodgers who has never held a elected office. katie porter in 3rd and barbara in 4th. that is what the polls show. almost every democrat i talked to about this wanted to see the democrats take first and second place because the top two democrats face off in november and there would be n

we knew■[ democrats, senate democrats, senate republicans, and the white house weren't going to tolerategnifican you harmful cuts and crazy policy riders. it was only house republicans who insisted on moving forward. with those porities. and so we ended up in the same place that we thought we would. it's a lesson moving into f. 2 our republican colleagues can tune out the crazy and work with us on funding bills on time. and i think we've guinn the thas like. even in divided government. that we can meet the needs of the american people and that's what we should continue to strive■( reporter: there seems to be a split on the republican side about how much time they should have bfn■@efore e minis but, thy have that 72-hour rule. what do you think when you have a big bill, $trillion dollar -- trillion dollars, when the deadline is friday? mr. aguilar: we'll get the bill and take a look. i think you're asking philosophical questions. every member will make their own decisions, some mens, myself being one of them, have seen a lot of this text. we have not seen the exact dollar am but text over

lankford and democratic senator murphy with senator sinema.e house should take up and pass the supplemental that will fund ukraine, fund israel, and fund humanitarian aid. my hope is that speaker johnson will put that on the floor just after we clear these annual appropriations bills today or tomorrow. >> bret: all right. well, we will watch all of that, senator coons, as always, thanks for coming on "special report." >> thank you, bret. >> bret: up next, a big company leaves a small town in iowa high and dry. we'll take you there. and, later, florida prepares for a surge of haitian migrants. ♪ ♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. "bring rings to beach wedding"? fedex presents: tall tales of true deliveries. ( ♪ ) (gasp, crowd cheering) just another day on the job. we did this for love. see what we can do

in texas, colin allred won the democratic senate primary, defeating state senator roland gutierrez andthers. allred will face republican ted cruz in november. many contested races were in california. in the primary race to replace longtime california senator dianne feinstein, who died last fall, democratic congressmember adam schiff defeated progressive congressmembers barbara lee and katie porter. under california election rules, the two senate candidates with highest number of votes advance to the general election. in this race, republican steve garvey, the baseball star, came second and knocked out the other two democrats. garvey is a former major league baseball player and first time contender. he celebrated his victory tuesday night. >> welcome to the california come back. [cheers] what you all are feeling tonight is what it is like to hit a walkoff homerun. amy: democratic congressmember adam schiff was the front-runner through much of the race and he and his allies spent more than $11 million to elevate garvey in hopes of beating his main intra-party opponents and keeping them o

power panel fox news contributor tammy bruce and former democratic new york state senator david carluccigreat to see you both. tammy, when you look at this and how close they are, trump and biden, that's such a problem for biden. he is the man in office right now and has the power to do stuff. >> the power of the incumbency is powerful and also controlling having some control with the media. the negatives that have been pushed against president trump. so that has to all be taken into account. that particular poll is troubling because it is a poll -- normally you get polls of registered or likely voters. this was a random sample of a few hundred americans. anybody who picked up the phone. might not be voters or citizens. not a good example as we are eight months away from election about what voters are feeling. people who might be more connected into what's happening. that's when you have a variety. polls can be a problem. but even with that kind of a poll, biden can't get into a position that he should be in as president. >> when you look at that poll it shows 40% of the electorate is no

we go now to georgia, democratic senator raphael warnock. he is part of president biden's re-election campaign. good morning and welcome to "face the nation." >> thank you very much for inviting me. >> senator, your state of georgia was so key to president biden's win back in 2020. our polling now, though, shows donald trump with 51% of the potential 2024 vote, biden at 48%. when it comes to black voters, support has dropped since the last election. why do you think that enthusiasm has declined? >> well, listen, it is still relatively early in the campaign. and i could tell you, as someone whose name has been on the ballot five times in less than three years, that the polls don't tell you nearly as much as the people do. i think that at the end of day, black voters, georgia voters, will see that this is a binary choice. and the more donald trump talks, the better our fortunes will be and in the end i believe that georgia voters are going to do for joe biden what they did for me. >> but in states like georgia, democrats have been campaigning

senator, 100% of the vote sounds pretty good to me in the democratic senate primary. >> there were not a lot of people running, but i think my career in terms of fighting for workers in taking on special interest is why nobody challenged me in the primary but i did not really expect to talk about 100% of the vote, but thank you very much, lawrence. >> you have a son of ohio, martin sheen, who does not easily step forward in these situations. tell us about how that ad came together with martin sheen? >> martin and i and janet and connie and my wife have known each other now for more than a decade. i love to tell the story. martin has been campaigning a half-dozen times for me and i love to tell the story. martin sheen's first job was as a caddie at the dayton country club and he was fired for trying to organize a union so that is who martin sheen is. the dignity of work absolutely fits him and he has fought the same special interest we do. he's always devoted his life to justice and one of my favorite moments campaigning is when martin spent two days with us, the second day back in 2012

and you as democrats, senator chuck schumer has called the is really prime minister. a major obstacle piece is also criticized benjamin netanyahu. oliver and some of the civilian deaths told in gaza. both republicans and his federal democrats condemned sugar's remarks, senegalese opposition leader also with sancho has been released from jail along with the presidential candidate that he's backing in the upcoming election box. it will deal may face beverly is, comes just ahead of the vote, which is scheduled for march 24th. nicholas hock is in dot com. so net, there's been a lot of speculation about the release of sol. go on say what more do we know we can hear the noise behind you. the people have. 1 waiving presidents and unfortunately we've lost our connection to the nick there and duck as you can imagine, there's lots of uh, pressure on the internet um to the internet services that i just think we can go back to nick at the moment. i think maybe the signal is clear. net. can you hear me? it's all about us and in the area. that's great. thank you. you were telling u

. >> we'll have more on that with democratic senator chris coons. he co chair's president biden's re-election committee and we got more from the head of the border patrol union. he's responding to the president's state of the union address. last night saying the union endorsed the bipartisan bill but claimed the bill was derailed by politics. here's brandon judd telling martha why the union supporting the bill. >> president biden has put us in this situation. he's put us in the situation that we have never thought that we would ever be in. we're apprehending seven times more people than what we normally apprehend. we have more than ten times the got-aways. we have more fentanyl coming in than we have ever seen before and more dangerous criminals coming in an terrorists coming in to the country. he didn't address any of that. so he's put us in a position that we'll accept anything that is better than the status quo. that bill is better than the status quo. >> myra flores is running to get her old seat back. she's standing by. first to jeff paul. he j

is the 1st conversation between the 2 since the senate majority leader, democrat to talk sure the code for elections and as well and said nothing. yeah. who is an obstacle to piece that speak to our correspondence. patsy called her and she's joining us live from washington dc. and reports to, to discuss humanitarian assistance to gauze apache. and yes, obviously that is a huge concern for the, by the ministration they've been conducting. those air drops their plans to build appear so that they can get aiden by ship, but they will continuously say that's not going to be enough that they need to have the leverage, especially from israel into northern guys are reopened. so we do, we have been able to confirm that the phone call did take place. we're waiting for read out. those are usually pretty vague just talking about the areas like humanitarian aid. but then most of the time is the coming hours after that, the white house will start leak in the details of the call that they want the public to know about. now what we don't know is this, those was in the president's president joe biden's

moreno will face three term democratic senator sherrod brown. and in the west coast, california's 20th congressional district is homing an election to see who will serve out the rest of kevin mccarthy's term. >>> with that, let's bring in our leadoff panel. mark murray, nbc news senior political editor. simone sanders townsend. cohost of the msnbc weekend morning show called the weekend. and brandon buck. thank you all for being here. brendan, since you are here i will start with you. you know ohio politics. your reaction to what we are seeing in the buckeye state tonight. >> obviously a big win for donald trump. h e had to go in at the last minute and do a rally for bernie moreno to push him over the finish line. it is a risky play for republicans there. as you said, the other two candidates i think everybody in at least accomplishment republican circles were perhaps the better candidates in position to win. in november. and this is a very critical seat. republicans are banking everything on taking back the senate now. democrats hold 51 seats.

listen to democrat senator joe manchin on news nation calling out the white house over this. watch this. >> the border today, chris, i think in my lifetime is one of the most dangerous things we've ever faced. it has the ability to brew into something that we can't even imagine. we don't know where an awful lot of these people are, what their intentions of coming here for. we weren't able to adjudicate them or vet them. that's what's got to stop. you know, joe biden owns it, he has to declare emergency, he has to secure the border immediately, and i hope he says that tomorrow night at state of the union. >> yeah, me too. still be late. but, you know, we only know -- >> very late. >> -- what he shows. elizabeth: chairman green, your final word. >> i would have loved for joe manchin to have said that months ago but i'm with him on what he said and couple million unknown got aways and no telling who's in that lot. elizabeth: chairman mark green, wearishuate you so much. thank you for joining us and good to see you again. >> thank you. elizabeth: coming up, house oversight chair

joining us now to talk about that effort, democratic senator alex dia of california.al advisory board. inc. you very much for coming on the show this morning. tell us more about this ad rollout and the strategy here. >> yes, good morning. greetings from the west coast, where it's 230 days until the election, but never too early to's dart with this community by community outreach nationwide to latino voters. you know how critical latino voters are going to be in determining the outcome this november, and boy, do we have a story to tell as that begins to showcase the difference, the contrast between the joe biden record of the last several years and the failure and tragedy of the trump administration. i think our families are absolutely better off under president joe biden. were going to work through grassroots organizing, through digital strategies. of course, the typical ads that we hear and see every election season are really amplifying the voices of local elected officials, local community leaders, local civic leaders, and every region of the country to reach out t

he is, though, up for re-election this year and a whole lot of senate democrats are reluctant to callity is hanging in the balance. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram reports on that tonight from capitol hill. >> chad: bob menendez showing staying power. >> there is no evidence of the giving or receiving of cash and gold bars. >> despite a stack of criminal indictments accusing him of doing the building of egypt and qatar, the new jersey democrat hopes to cling to power running as an independent. his trial looms in may. >> all i can ask of you to withhold judgment until justice takes place. >> new jersey democrats are reluctant to wade into the fray. >> do you think he should step aside. >> no i didn't say that. i think he should focus on his defense. >> john fetterman is stunned democrats aren't trying to drum him out. >> it requires a more -- the same kind of pushback that we had with the hoodie. >> fetterman wants the senate to expel menendez and the governor to appoint new jersey congressman andy kim, the frontrunner in the race for the menendez seat. senate majority

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now moreno will face long-time democratic senator sherrod brown in november and that race could be criticalrty controls the senate next year. let's bring in nbc's jesse kirsch in cleveland, ohio. how much did donald trump's endorsement of bernie moreno get him across that finish line? >> reporter: yeah, ana, you can see from the results that are in so far, you've got that decisive win. that's what that's shaping up to be before bernie moreno. someone who's a newcomer to politics and ran for the senate in 2022, dropped out of that race and then got back in this race and was up against the state secretary of state, matt la rose. and matt dolan whose family owns the cleveland guardians. those were big names here in ohio, and bernie moreno trounced them is what we're seeing from the results. we're also getting a look at exit polling, about how much the connection between a candidate and former president trump mattered. when you look at the exit polling that we have from yesterday's results, overwhelmingly the majority of republican voters in the primary yesterday felt that it was important that

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in ohio republicans are competing to take on incumbent democratic senator shah brown.ion in november. trump has endorsed bernie romeno while mike dewine is supporting state senator, and frank lurose also running but polls are putting hemip a distant third place. and in california there's a special election to replace former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. his seat opened up in december when he stepped down following his own party's decision to oust him as speaker. voters will see nine candidates on the ballot. whoever wins will serve out the remainder of mccarthy's term which is until january 2025. so we're looking at another election there in november. joining us now politics reporter for semafor. dave, good to see you this morning. so let's start with the ohio race. the associated press had some fascinating reporting in recent days, and they have that moreno's e-mail address was used to create an account on the website adult-friendfinder.com back in 2008. tell us more about that, and what's your sense of it? has that story helped or hurt moreno's campaign. >> a

what you see here basically is a lot of political posturing by senate and, and house democrats, by senate and house republicans and by the government of benjamin netanyahu in israel. but essentially, there is going to be no easy way to resolve this. first, the meeting that top benjamin netanyahu spoke to remotely of the senate republicans was essentially a uh, a regular luncheon of these members. and so for chuck schumer, the senate majority leader to deny benjamin at yahoo access to his democratic party members own luncheon is really it's really not that big of a deal. this is not the matter of having him appear in the chamber of the house of representatives for a joint meeting of the house and the senate as he was able to do back in 2015. when republicans controlled both the senate and the house leadership. and essentially brought him in to try to undermine the obama of obama administration's efforts to negotiate the wrong nuclear deal. this is a very different political context. and so you have basically this big game of chicken which party might want to blink and which party might wan

some democrats want this to go through committee like democratic senator maria cantwell, chair of thece committee that has juster dix, john fetterman wants it to get fast pass to the floor. schumer saying he will take a look at it once the house sends it over. the white house getting in the middle, they want to see the senate quote, take swift action on this. some democrats and republicans in the senate already teaming up to support it. chairs of the senate intelligence committee, marco rubio and mark warner releasing a join statement, we're united about in our concern about the national security threat posed by tiktok. we're encouraged by the strong bipartisan vote in the house and looking to get the bill passed through the senate and signed into the law. as much backing this bill opposition popping up on both sides with senators like rand paul against the bill, with an iron fist congress dictate ad unrealistic narrow path for divest meant. this act is not securing our nation. it is a disturbing gift of unprecedented authority to president biden and the surveillance state that threat

cruises to victory in ohio to run against democratic senator brown. that sets up what could be the most critical contest to decide whether the democrats can hold on to the one-seat senate majority. >>> on capitol hill, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking to today's weekly republican caucus as he tries to shore up support for his plans to innovate rafah, despite president biden's argument that it could produce mass casualties. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. today we are witnessing a real-time power struggle between the federal government and the state of texas. this comes after the supreme court punted a controversial texas law back to the 5th circuit court of appeals last night. it would allow the state instead of the federal government to enforce the deportation of undocumented immigrants. this sparked fears among immigrant rights groups about a lack of due process and racial profiling. the texas law is on hold again after a whiplash of court rulings in the past 24 hours. the 5th circuit is hearing argum

in the general election >> now, over two dozen senate, senate democrats have called on bob menendez to resign. they do not want to have to spend money defending this typically please safe, complete seat. >> and he did step down as chairman of the >> senate foreign relations committee. but menendez has refused to step down from congress. he has maintained his innocence his pled not guilty, and he says he will be exonerated after his trial in may, and it's very clear that this move that he announced today is a strategic one because if he was running as democrat, he would have had to gather enough signatures for the ballot by monday. he also would have faced a very competitive primary race of multiple democrats running against him in, order to run as an independent, he has until june to collect those signatures. so clearly, he is not giving up on his political future, just yes, foreign molise, known to force on capitol hill and this much joining us now is the second ranking democrat in the senate majority whip, dick durbin of illinois center. thanks so much for sharing part of your eve

senate democrats. they had put ads out, trying to portray him as too conservative for ohio because he had been endorsed by trump is and democrats said, it seems to be that they wanted him to be the candidate who runs against sherrod brown. republicans call that meddling in the election and it turned out that potentially that that along with a trump is rally at the airport in dayton on saturday, those two things may have been the two things that really vaulted marino over and had him win by a little over 17 percentage points. amna: this is in a state that mr. trump won by eight points in 2020. i should point out chuck schumer told me recently that he is not worried about the democratic incumbent, senator sherrod brown. should he be? karen: when you look at the results from election night, bernie moreno won in every county in ohio and he was facing two opponents. dolan was his real competition towards the end. he was more of the gop establishment candidate and divorced -- candidate. and dolan ended well

democratic senator chuck schumer calls on israel to hold new elections, saying prime minister netanyahuch of the capital. and russians vote in an election where vladimir putin faces no real challengers. i'm helena humphrey, good to have you with us. us senate majority leader chuck schumer has called for new elections in israel, accusing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of prioritising his "political survival" above the country. mr schumer, a democrat and america's highest—ranking jewish elected official, said the us should use its leverage to persuade mr netanyahu to change course. while the us remains israel's closest ally and biggest provider of military aid, concerns have been mounting within the biden administration over israel's conduct in gaza as the humanitarian crisis there worsens. now president biden�*s top ally on capitol hill is calling for israel to make "course corrections".

senator, an important senator but it is still just from one senator in the democratic party. bottom line is that netanyahu has been playing joe biden and democratic presidents and leaders for a very long time. the fact that he has been in a place to carry out the atrocities and plausible genocide against the people of gaza and in israel's name with the full unconditional backing of this administration on the world stage is a failure that falls squarely on the shoulders of joe biden. it's a good and important first step that chuck schumer has finally broken with netanyahu, and now it is on president biden to step up and stand up to benjamin netanyahu once and for all. otherwise, he risks being hue humiliated by the israeli leader even more. this time, it may cost joe biden his own election against donald trump and with it american democracy as well. we'll be right back. american democracy as well. we'll be right back. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh

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the senate democratic party.he center right of his own caucus is taking this position. it shows really how much public opinion is now starting to move democrats in congress. >> in some ways you can make the argument that chuck schumer realized that benjamin netanyahu is not worth the risk of, a, losing power for him but more importantly potentially for the president to lose power and as a result of that lose american democracy of donald wins the election. do you think joe biden is making that same political calculation that you just outlined? that chuck schumer was out to get to faster or the forces are different for the president and what he has to take into consideration? >> i hope so. i think joe biden learned the wrong lesson from barack obama. lesson he learned from barack obama after obama had a conflict with netanyahu earlier in his presidency -- presidency over his settlement was don't pick a fight with the israeli leader because you can't win. the problem is that things have shifted inside democratic par

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you call the inflation reduction act, which every senate democrats supported, inflation, only accelerateds being used to fund their border climate obsession. according to the gsa, this -- the gsa, funding will support reducing emissions at the border, developing all electric buildings at the border, achieving net zero emissions at the port of entry, installing solar panels and ev chargers at the border. ■yi a different idea to try out. how about trying to secure the border, maybe try finishing building theit is not if but whl be a terror attack on our soil. this past weekend provedan illem lebanon march 9 snuck over our rder and admitted to being a member of hezbollah for seven years. this was the headline in "the new york post." when asked why he was here by border patrol agents he replied, quote, "i will go and try to make a bomb." he said his training was focused on killing people and i quote, "that was not muslim." this is chilling. as we see aillegal immigrants or watch list coming across our border, this should be yet another wake-up call to president biden and senate democrats, but

democrats hold the white house and the senate.checking on the numbers in california's senate race all morning. theythe senate will also be in question this november. right now the republicans barely hold the house. democrats hold the white house and the senate. we've been checking on the numbers in california's senate race all morning. they would indicate that congressman adam schiff, the democrat, steve garvey, the republican, are poised to face off in november. as kris sanchez pointed out, this is the result schiff wanted. it removes the very serious threat from other democrats, especially katie porter. the numbers between schiff and garvey might look close on your screen, but remember the democrats were splitting that vote. if it's just schiff and garvey, logically many democrats will vote for schiff. same sort of thing going on in arizona. the current independent, former democratic senator kyrsten sinema, says she will drop out. that means there will not be a three-way race between her, a democrat and a republican, that might

maga republicans that it's with is withthe democrat party has bt us. >> also on "fox news sunday" senatoris coons says don't look at the polls look at recent elections. >> what matters is how people vote. we have consistently, as democrats over performed polls not just in the special election that just happened in long island and midterms in 2022 but election after election. foveryformer president trump is underperforming. in michigan. >> according to a "new york times" poll nearly a majority of americans strongly agree president biden is too old to be president that jumps to nearly three quarters of americans when you add those who somewhat agree he's too old for signs of president biden's advance age drink appeared in the oval office friday meeting italy's prime minister biden confused ukraine for because it not once but twice when speaking from prepared remarks and he did not correct correct himself. >> we are going to join with our friends in jordan and others in providing eardrops an additional food and supplies in ukraine and seek to continue to open up other avenues in ukraine incl

that republican senator ted cruz will square off against former nfl linebacker democratic congressman colin allred in november. cruz easily won yesterday's republican primary in his bid for re-election. allred won the democratic primary. he has an uphill climb, though. no democrat has won statewide office in texas in 30 years. >>> in alabama it appears that attorney shomari figures and state house minority leader anthony daniels will advance to next month's democratic primary runoff in the newly redrawn second congressional district. a federal court ordered alabama to redraw the district map to better represent black voters. there will also be a republican primary runoff. >>> and for a complete wrap of all super tuesday results and analysis, of course, where things stand and the race and where things stand for nikki haley, tune in to "cbs mornings" starting at 7:00 eastern. >>> onto some other news now. a large storm soaking the southeast this morning will travel north, and it will bring heavy rain into the northeast later today. the national weather service has issued a flood watch f

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that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. the windows were creaking. um, it it was the worst that i've seen in a few years now. at 6:00, heavy snow and strong winds, the sierra nevada pummeled with where blizzard conditions as the bay area wakes up to scattered showers and some cold temperatures. >> good morning. it's sunday, march 3rd. i'm stephanie sierra. let's get right to lisa who's in the weather center tracking. level one storm on our exclusive . abc seven storm impact good morning. >> good morning to you. we still are in this system where the low to the north of us is gng to rotate some showers into the bay area. so level one s

mary landry was louisiana's democratic senator for 18 years. she's now in energy consultant to advise the venture global owner of the c p to terminal natural gas is radical. to helping us build our steel and see met and ai facilities data facilities. you know, car companies check companies. let's go back to the impact of the frieze fighters move does not threaten current supplies to countries like germany. but while it remains in place, only countries with the free trade agreement, like those marked here in orange, will be able to benefit from supply increases that doesn't include europe, which got half of its elegy gas from the us last year. although even back in 2022 analyst agreed that the us l. n g industry had the capacity to boost supply to europe until 2030 without building any new infrastructure. sure. so what's the impact of biden's elegy? pause? well, it's put a spotlight on the debate about the role l. n g should play in our future. a debate were politicians, the energy industry economists and climate scientists have different points