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. >> now that was senator joe manchin telling our kaitlan collins that the failed border deal was the of his decision not to run for president and his disdain for the dysfunction on capitol hill is not unique or even partisan. 23 house republicans from this congress have either decided they will not seek reelection or retire early. and that includes some high-profile names, chairs of the homeland security, energy and commerce appropriation, financial services, and china committees. >> the reason colorado ken buck said of house republicans, we are not doing serious things florida is carlos jimenez says, i thought that some of our members would be smarter and nebraska is don bacon says, quote, when you have folks on your own team with their knives out, it makes it less enjoyable so what does this all mean going forward, we're back with errol louis juliegrace brufke, and joyce koh. it enjoys, i'm going to start with joe if i can, because joe manchin says he's not going to run for president in a third party and that quote right there that we played, it makes us seem like he's blaming repu

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he was asked by kaitlan collins on monday he would endorse president biden. and he said this, i'm not endorsing anybody right now. could this hurt the biden campaign? what do you make of his words? >> i don't i'm really not surprised. i mean, it's joe manchin, right? he is always somebody who's going to march to his own tune. he's not going to let anybody pressure him into doing or saying anything that he is not ready to do. i think what we should focus on is what he has said about donald trump both publicly, as well as privately. he believes that donald trump is a threat to democracy, is a threat to this country so i am pretty confident that even though right now today, senator manchin is not ready to endorse a joe biden presidency. i believe that as we get closer to the general election when everyone understands the contrast that this is going to be that this general election is going to be again between a man who will continue to boost our economy and focus on the future, a better future for americans. and someone who is a fraudster, a sex offender, and wh

on the republican side, mitt romney or susan collins or lisa murkowski, who in the senate kind of representt is left of the moderate identity. and they are not really moderates in the sense of -- joe manchin being the exception -- but they are not moderates in the sense that they are trying to strive toward the center. they are just moderating as a true moderate does, moderating around the ideological positions of their parties, but it's true, if you look at voting records and candidate statements and platforms, that center does not exist anymore in congress at all. host: let's now hear from emily in worcester, massachusetts, who is a moderate. good morning. caller: good morning. i probably should be talking with the previous segment because i'm 90 years old. i do my own things. i drive a car. i do all my shopping. i do all my banking. i do all my stuff around the house. they call and say don't you need some help? no, i don't need any help. i do all my own stuff, which means that -- host: do you have a question for christian about this moderate-liberal-conservative divide? caller: well, i a

on the republican side, mitt romney or susan collins or lisa murkowski, who in the senate kind of representt is left of the moderate identity. and they are not really moderates in the sense of -- joe manchin being the exception -- but they are not moderates in the sense that they are trying to strive toward the center. they are just moderating as a true moderate does, moderating around the ideological positions of their parties, but it's true, if you look at voting records and candidate statements and platforms, that center does not exist anymore in congress at all. host: let's now hear from emily in worcester, massachusetts, who is a moderate. good morning. caller: good morning. i probably should be talking with the previous segment because i'm 90 years old. i do my own things. i drive a car. i do all my shopping. i do all my banking. i do all my stuff around the house. they call and say don't you need some help? no, i don't need any help. i do all my own stuff, which means that -- host: do you have a question for christian about this moderate-liberal-conservative divide? caller: well, i a

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biden 59% of americans think joe biden's >> too old and think donald trump's too old in a party that gets rid of their 80 year-old candidate is the party that will when there will be a female president of the united states it will either be me or it will become law harris, if republicans nominate donald trump, it will be kamala harris but if we can go and do what we're trying to do, we're going to make sure that it's me so is either one of them more vulnerable? i want to know what you think go to my website. it's smerconish.com and vote on today's poll question, who is more likely not to be? their party's nominee, trump, or biden now at this stage, if a candidate dropped out for any reason, or if a party did want to change horses how exactly would that even work the last week when i asked james carville if it was already too late, he said this it never too late. but the lady had gets the more confusing the process gets in and you get the first of called elaine call matt, who knows more about disney's anybody anyone in the world? she written books out in i'm kind of surprised she had

here's what she told cnn's kaitlan collins, just last night 70% of americans don't want to see trump or biden 59% of americans think joe biden's too old and think donald >> trump's too old in a party that gets rid of their 80-year-old candidate is the party that will, when there will be a female president of the united states it will either be me or we'll be kamala harris if republicans nominate donald trump, it will be kamala harris. but if we can go and do what we're trying to do, we're going to make sure that it's me so is either one of them more vulnerable? i want to know what you think go to my website. it's smerconish.com and vote on today's poll question, who is more likely not to be their party's nominee trump, or biden now, at this stage, if a candidate dropped out for any reason, or if a party did want to change horses, how exactly would that even work? the last week when i asked james carville if it was already too late, he said this it never too late. but the lady had gets the more confusing the process gets in and you first of call elaine, call mac, who knows more about

like bootsy collins. anybody who bootsy collins is? there is education that needs to be done. be taught. fox news contributor and toy enthusiast joins us now. joe? i love pee funk can a as the next guy. i can bow wow wow yippie-yi-yo all day. instead of focusing on atomic dog shouldn't she be focusing on atomic russia and two the increasing cost of food for my dog. >> bow wow wow yippie-yi-yo yippee yea. >> todd: that took me a half hour. >> joe: incredible. the vice president is giving up the funk. it's good to see team biden is consistent with the way they handle the press. whether it's joe biden, get out, get out. whenever the press tries to ask any questions at public events and now we are seeing it with the vice president as well. it's really impossible -- think about this for a second. in the past three years, when have we ever seen kamala harris take a question outside of a controlled environment or hand picked host. i can't remember. right? and god forbid she is asked about, i don't know, her progress in terms of finding root causes of illegal migration at the u.s. sou

is he now ready to endorse joe biden for a second term? >> alaska? >> and speaking of >> capitol hill, george santos, the ousted congressman, we tried to dupe everyone is now suing a late-night host saying that he i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source tonight it is a tangled tale of two presidents on this presidents day. one, who blames vladimir putin for the death of alexey navalny and another, nothing but the sound of crickets really for three days, donald trump did finally mentioned navalny's name and a social media posts today. but only saying that his death reminds him of his own persecution and that america is quote, a failing nation, not russia america, that's right. and so it goes trump, again, failing to condemn putin, or is a pattern here that is developed over the years? and recently saying that he would let russia do whatever the hell it wants to us, nato, allies if they don't spend enough on defense. and much of the republican party is falling silent on these comments, not confronting trump or russian aggression. as president biden

is he now ready to endorse joe biden for a second term? >> glasgow. >> and speaking of capitol hill, george santos, the ousted congressman who tried to dupe everyone, is now suing a late night host saying that he duped i'm kaitlan collins this is the source >> tonight. it is a tangled tail all of two presidents on this presidents day, one, who blames vladimir putin for the deaths of alexey navalny and another, nothing but the sound of crickets really for three days, donald trump did finally mentioned navalny's name and a social media posts today. but only saying that his death reminds him of his own persecution and that america is quote, a failing nation, not russia. america, that's right. and so it goes trump again, failing to condemn putin, or is a pattern here that is developed over the years. and recently saying that he would let russia do whatever the hell it wants to us, nato, allies, if they don't spend enough on defense and much of the republican party is falling silent on these comments, not confronting trump or russian aggression

try it today, go chu pretty litter.com the source with kaitlan collins tonight at nine as we >> speak, president biden, brother is in the hotseat on capitol hill in a closed-door meeting with house republicans who seem determined to try and impeach his brother joe biden. this all happening as new revelations they're coming out about a former fbi informant who republicans called highly credible more on his lies and his ties to russian officials >> and it's all about the money and biden's camp has a sizable advantage. how his war chest compares to his republican rivals and jury selection. now underway for the woman who was in charge of the guns on the set of the movie rust. i'm john berman with sara sidner fredricka whitfield is in for kate today this is cnn news central at this moment, house republicans are questioning president biden's brother, james behind closed doors as part of their each been row, not behind closed doors. the fact that the now indicted informant at the center of their probe says he got false information from russia the lead democrat on the house oversight committe

i'm kaitlan >> collins in for jake tapper today and we start with our breaking news and our national lead and the split screen that is playing out right before our very eyes. both president joe biden and former president donald trump, both down at the southern border right now, is immigration is set to be a major or if not the biggest issue in the 2024 election. any minute now, we expect to hear from former president trump. he's in eagle pass, texas after he's been meeting with members of the state's national guard, eagle pass. you'll recall became the epicenter of that tense standoff between texas and the federal government last month as they fought over who had jurisdiction over that part of the border shortly after trump speaks, we'll also hear from president biden he's in brownsville, texas where he was just briefed by federal border and immigration officials. and we're told that we can expect him to reiterate his calls for house republicans to pass a bipartisan border deal cnn's priscilla alvarez is traveling with president biden in brownsville and cnn's kristen holmes is with t