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now that his presidential twitter launch did not launch so much, what does ron desantis do now? one of the best sourced florida reporters on earth tells us what a desantis campaign win means for them. a florida boy is recovering at home after he was shot by a police officer, but he is the one who called 911 for help. the family is now calling for the officer to be fired and charged. and could the pill form of diabetes and weight loss drugs

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trump's biggest challenger. and now with us is mark caputo, a national reporter who i bill as the best reporter on earth, and let's make it the galaxy here as i undersold you. and you are the best source here in the desantis campaign. and what happened last night? >> well, they are not pleased and they trusted elon musk and twitter to pull this off after all a guy who can send off rockets, but they can't pull off a twitter cast. and you heard the moderator say, oh, well, this happened, but we fixed it, but it did not help to remind the audience to call it a failure to launch sputter. so they are not pleased about it, but overall, one of the

things that animates the ron desantis campaign is the general loathing of the mainstream news media, and the more they talk about it, the more they prove it is not a problem, and they are kind of over the target, and they were left on the tarmac. >> and so, marc, how very online ron desantis is as a political figure. that is more of the substance of what happened and not the glitch, and what do you mean by that? why is that important? >> well, one of the interesting things about a twitter space is that it is an opportunity to showcase who you are, and desantis showed that he is a very wonky policy-oriented leader, and he amassed the most conservative record ever seen in florida, and fair to say, it is a pretty right-wing agenda from banning abortions after six

week, and the alienating the permit to carry, and abandoning tran transgendering studies and banning a.p. african-american studies course until it met certain standards, and i have left many out, but it is a very broad conservative agenda that not only desantis went through the agenda, but that he went through the gritty spaces. >> and so we put the map up so you could see the early travels, iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina and that not surprising, because every candidate is going to take the itinerary, but from your finding, iowa is particularly important, and how important?

>> well, it is particularly important for everyone, but for desantis who has so much riding on it, and he is in second place, it is elevated imp importance. when we are talking about the presidential campaign, it is a variety of campaigns in variety of states, and talking about how powerful donald trump is in the republican party, and if trump wins iowa, he is going to steam roll, and winning begets win, and then winning is momentum, and that is going to steamroll into january. so for desantis who has the money and the organization, he is essentially in the words of one adviser to move to iowa and set up unofficial residence there, and spend an unofficial disproportionate time there, and with the aid of a super pac and spent a tremendous amount of

time in new hampshire, and when iowa was the first in the nation caucus state and the first contest in the primary, no republican been able to secure the nomination without winning either iowa or new hampshire, and right now the polling is indicating that donald trump is winning both. >> marc caputo, great to talk to you, and thank you for your time, and we will look forward to talking to you again. >> you did not overhype it. it is great to have marc. >> and his stuff is so great to read. >> i agree. good stuff. so a whole lot of talk going around the capitol hill, and the house speaker kevin mccarthy is saying that every hour matters in the negotiations to avoid the debt default, and one negotiator garrett graves is saying that we have seen the movement, and little movement yesterday, and remember that nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to on capitol hill, and the country is one week away from possibly defaulting and the nation's debt. house minority leader hakeem

jeffries just spoke, the top democrat in the house, and this is what he said. >> it is clear to me that president biden is continuing to hold the line as it relates to the types of devastating cuts that republicans are trying to jam down the throats of the american people. including making sure that he stands up for our veterans. it is unacceptable that on one hand you have republicans pretending as if they would never cut anything that adversity impact the health, safety or well-being of military familie families, but doing the exact opposite. >> all right. cnn's manu raja back from capitol hill, and you are adding to the voice of those adding in, but the house conservatives, are they pouring cold water on all of this? >> yes, concerns on both sides

of the isaisle, and the democra are going to have to have votes on both sides because of concerns among conservatives particularly on the far right. i talked to a number of them to morning about the direction of the talks. they are concerned saying that they believe that this is watering down republican bill that passed in april. there is some discussion about a deal that is now being discussed and no final agreement of the white house and republican leaders and talking about possibly increasing the debt limit through the 2024 elections and including a part of that the range of spending cuts that the democrats want to have a long-term debt ceiling, and the republicans want a shorter one to have more leverage, and the republicans are pushing for stricter spending cuts and something that the white house is resisting and democratic concern. i spoke to kevin mccarthy and the lead negotiator in the room, patrick mchenry, and mccarthy indicated optimism, but he could not guarantee that a deal will

be reach and a bill on the floor to avert default. >> how do you get this done by june 1st? >> you didn't say that there is a bill that passed the house and is sitting in the senate. >> reporter: but they are not going to pass that. >> and we passed bill long before the deadline. >> we have fundamental disagreements. the fundamentals of the deal are based off of the legislation that the house passed to raise the debt ceiling, and it is tough, and the white house has made that clear. >> reporter: and the spending levels are not resolved yet? >> nothing is resolved. >> reporter: and mchenry said he is sincerely worried about the credit rating of the united states being downgraded and

something that is warned could happen if there is no deal, and the timing is so significant here, because june 1st is the time line to avert a deal to get to the house, and three days at least, and the senate maybe a week, and a couple of days just to draft the text after the deal is reached, and so a number of days before that deal to avert as the negotiations continue today, kate. >> absolutely. painful to always watch the sausage to be made, but it is so important. and to remind everyone, as both sides are continuing to negotiate and publicly posture, it is still at the core a manmade political crisis, because they are deciding what to do in order to do what they are obligated to do which is to raise the debt ceiling. >> tick, tick, tick. and kate, overnight, the rating of fitch put the united states on a rating watch negative a signal that it could,

could downgrade the country's perfect credit, and all of this is causing the democrats and the republicans deadlocked on reaching a deal. and meanwhile, moody's says that america's credit rating is confident that america won't default. and matt egan is here with me. matt, what are you learning? i mean, two sides of this. >> well, rahel, moody's is convinced that disaster is going to be averted here, despite what manu just told us that washington is running low on time, and treasury is low on cash. i talked to bill foster of moody's who is going to decide the fate of america's credit rating, and he said, quote, we absolutely don't think that there is a scenario where we cross the x-date and interest payments will be missed, and the last part of the interest payment is key, because that is the red line of moody's as far as what would trigger an actual default or downgrade, and so why is moody's so confident?

well, they pointed to two things, that the leaders in both parties, they say they don't want to default which is nice to hear, and two, they pointed to the history, and right, america has always paid the bills, and foster said, that there has never been a default, and of course, a lot of -- >> we have gotten very close. >> yes, in 2011 and a lot of things didn't happen until they did, and the optimism from moody's is nice to hear, but it is going to be tested in the days and weeks. >> and quickly, how do you square that with fitch? >> they are sending a lot different message and taking a shot across the bow of washington warning that they could downgrade the u.s. credit rating, and it is important to talk about the why this matters of a downgrade, because it is going to be more expensive to borrow, and every $1 billion to borrowers is more that does don't to stuff that we care about, education and business. >> and that is what we as

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and he is now home recovering. nicky valencia has more, and explain the time line? >> we are told that aderrien murray is so traumatize by the shooting, he cannot talk about it, but his mother says that the father of another one of the children showed up at the home irate and she was scared for the safety and felt so threatened that she had to sneak a cell phone to her 11-year-old to call 911. that is what he did. he called 911 to get help, and michaela murray says when the officer showed up, he had the gun drawn and ordering the people to come out of the house, and so that is when he came from around the hallway into the living room, and he was shot in the chest. he had lacerated liver and collapsed lung, and he was on a

ventilator for several days before being released from the hospital. the mother said it was one to two minutes passed before it was over. she said as he laid in her arms bleeding, he was praying and singing gospel songs trying to keep her calm, and there is body cam of this incident, and they have not released it to the family, and we have tried to get in touch with the police department and they are not calling us out. the mbi does say, the mississippi bureau of investigation say they will not release the body cam video until this investigation is complete. >> let's hope for a full and complete investigation. thank you. >> thank you. john? >> and now, companies are working on dozens of medications to improve on the diabetes turned weight loss drug like

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and want a different way to take these medicines. >> good point. what about the side effects? >> yeah, the drugs are working in the same way in terms of efficacy and side effects. it is what you hear about nausea and vomiting, and they can be mitigated if you start with a lower dose and move up over time, and this is the way they are designed to take, and they are tolerable for 5 to 10% of patients, and with the pills, maybe you can change the way you increase, and make it so that the side effects are not so intolerable, and a lot of hope on that front as well. >> thank you, meg. that is interesting. thank you for bringing it to us. rahel. >> and now, looking into steve bannon's trial and his efforts to defrauding donors to building a wall. and more on tina turner, the icon who is dead at 83, and more on a tribute to her ahead.

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so, the house speaker is saying that every hour matters when it comes to the debt

ceiling, and many things are being tossed around, but there is still not a deal when it comes to the ceiling debt default yet, and so much of this is put on the right wing of the republican conference. >> what is clear to me is that many of the extreme maga republicans have made the political calculation that a dangerous default and crashing the economy and triggering a recession is in their political interests. joining us now on more of the state of this, congresswoman, thank you for joining us, but hakeem jeffries says that the republicans are holding the economy hostage to get cuts that republicans could not get any other way, and how do you

respond? >> well, hakeem jeffries is politicizing debt negotiation, because the vast majority of the americans want the u.s. congress to cut spending, and that is the republicans and the democrats alike want us to rein in the out of control spending, and honestly, i don't think that kevin mccarthy's ask is a heavy lift. he is asking to freeze the spending levels at 2022, and work requirements and that is everything that every american, democrats and republican alike, can agree on, and we have to move forward, and that is what has been created by republicans and democrat alike created, and so we have to create a fix for it. there is no reason to default, and that is a scare tactic, and that is not what is happening here. >> so considering where this happened, and you know that the republicans happened on this with the president biden saying that he would not negotiate, and

they would not negotiate any spending cuts, so how do you view it as any cut, any clawback of the covid funding, and any spending cap in place atf this, republicans? >> well, most republicans like most americans, they want to see the spending cuts, and if we could spend the freezing levels like 2022, like the original proposal, that is an agreement that most of the americans can get on. do we want to run off of the cliff at 80 miles per hour or 75 miles per hour? we have to hold both sides accountable for when they spend too much. this is one way to rein in spending that was started by democrats and republicans alike, and pointing the fingers across the aisle like hakeem jeffries just did, is not helpful. we have kevin mccarthy our leader to negotiate a dweel the

president, and i feel as thetive about what he is doing right now, and i have positive energy for his ability to negotiate. >> and there is a watch for a potential downgrade on the uncertainty as you were describing it heading off of the cliff here. i am curious, are you concerned at all if this happens, if we run past the x-date, and if fitch would downgrade the u.s. credit rating that republicans will face blame or backlash and i'm not saying only republicans, but that republicans will face the backlash since it is true that republicans have supported clean daet ceiling increases in the very recent past? >> right. i am not going to disagree with you there that it seems that the republicans only care about spending when democrats are in charge, and the republicans have added a lot of money to this debt, and so they are not innocent, but at some point, we

have to hit pause. no reason to default, and there is no reason to lose the credit rating, and if the date comes and goes of june 1st, we have to prioritize the spending, and guess what, in terms of the tax revenues, we get 11 times needed to pay the interest on the debt, so we pay that first, and we pay the other bills second, third and fourth down the line, and it means that we reprioritize america's bills until we negotiate a deal until it is finalized. >> some republicans say they don't believe janet yellen and describe that she is trying to scare the folks with the june 1st date, and do you believe the warning of the june 1st, or are you okay running past it? >> well, originally the date was july and then moved up to june 1st, and we are keeping a keen eye on janet yellen to see if she is pushing the goalpost back, and if she does, that is going to say a lot about her position. >> we will move on, but she says

that less money is coming in, and that is what led to the date being changed, but before i go, i will ask you about something that has just happen and has been on going in south carolina, governor of your state just signed moments ago today into law a six-week abortion ban. we are showing the folks live some pictures of the signing that happeneded with the governor there. and this is a long fight in the state legislature that we have covered closely, and a bipartisan group of senators standing up to fight against this six-week ban but the governor is signing it, and as a republican who has stood up against the restrictions that we are seeing like this, and what is reaction and what should people think about your state today? >> as a survivor of rape and a rape victim, i cannot tell you how disappointed i am to see south carolina and other states like florida and elsewhere, and north carolina where they are mandating that miscarriages are reported and in south carolina with this bill, i report the

exceptions of rape and incest, but i do not support the requirements that rapes are required to the government. our government cannot keep social security numbers private, and how can they not keep that information private, and the government should not have that information and it should not be reported to the government. as a rape victim, if my name and information was in a database, we should be beside ourselves. we need to show that we are pro-women, and pro life, and that means not reporting draconian practicing to girls who are victims of incest or victims of rape or fetal abnormalities, and the government does not need to know that information and it is none of their business. >> congresswoman, thank you for coming on, and i appreciate your

time. >> thank you. >> rahel. >> and now, a court date is set for steve bannon who defrauded funders for building a border wall, and what is the latest then? >> well, rahel, mark the calendars of may 27th of next year is the trial date for steve bannon taking place in the courthouse behind me. this is two months after former president donald trump is going on trial before the same judge in the same courthouse on that different case related to the hush money payments, and bannon was an aide to trump and one of the campaign advisers through the 2016 campaign. bannon here, he is on trial for charges related to this border wall fund-raising scheme. he and his co-conspirators allegedly had gotten the donor s

to donate to "we build the wall" to build a wall on the southern border, but they allege that he diverted hundreds of millions to line their own pockets with that money. bannon has plead guilty not gill toy the six counts including money laundering, and scheme to defraud and conspiracy, and he is coming back in court in early may where the judge is going to have a motions hearing ahead of the trial that is started, and trump and bannon's relationship is close, and when bannon was charged in federal charges and in trump's last days of office, he was pardoned and when bannon was asked who he would endorse in the upcoming election he said that he had already endorsed president trump. >> thank you, kara scannell. and now, we have been told that he has already handed the

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over the body of sergeant staff member nick maimer, and he said that, yes, the body of nick maimer has been handed over to the ukrainian side, and that is how the bodies take place, and there is video of the exchange, and video of evgeni prigozhin with two coffins and one draped with an american flag and one of the turkish flag, and in that video, prigozhin says that nicolas maimer was killed in a place known as the nest which is one of the last contested places of the segments of bakhmut, and he is claiming that he was killed in a battle, but we know that nick maimer who is a 20-year veteran who was at the point of time that he was kill was working for an organization that was a non-profit helping in

the bakhmut area, and from what we have heard from the ukrainian side, he was killed in a heavy artillery barrage when he was taking cover inside of the building and the building was decimated by some of the artillery attack, and some folks managed to get out, but he did not and he was killed. wagner then later identified as an american, and now apparently the ukrainians and also wagner have confirmed that his body has been handed over back to the ukrainians. john. >> all right. fred pleitgen in kyiv and you trying to verify more of the details. and let us know what you hear. thank you. kate? >> she was the queen of rock and roll, and her strength and survival inspired millions. what made tina turn ser so grea is next. next, dr. sanjay gupta with "chasing life." i'm dr. sanjay gupta with

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welcome back. with this morning fans around the world are paying tribute to tina turner, the superstar who was electrifying shows made her one of the most aiconic performers of her generation. ♪ >> joining us now to discuss it all is mark goodman, host on sirius xm. you have so many stories i know you actually interviewed tina i

believe it was twice. tail tell us about those interactions. >> ufs lucky enough to get to talk to tina just as private dancers was coming out. it was right at the beginning. the first song was starting to take off. and she was full of promise. she knew how hard she worked. she knew she was on the precipice of something. she was so, so excited. >> i want to play a clip for you and discuss it on the other end. this is a rendition of "proud mary" in 1974. let's take a listen. ♪ >> it's like you almost want to do the dance. let me ask. what made this song so iconic

for fans? >> well, it was a gutsy move for her. she had to convince ike to even do that cover. he didn't really want to incorporate rock and roll into the review. but she loves that cover. i'm sure that everybody was doing what we were both doing as we watched that piece, which was grinning from ear to ear. just electrifying no one tops that woman on stage. >> and i think about teina turnr being as a young woman watching her, feel like she always represented strength. but feel like you could also see that warmth. what was she like as a person, from what you could tell? >> i spent a fair amount of time with her over the years. we talked quite a bit about her buddhist faith. she kind of reiterated a chant i i had known about when hei was

high school. a big part of what got her through those early days. she prayed every day. to tell you what kind of a woman she was, she was always wonderful to me, humble, warm, funny, but the best, my fellow former are minded me about something last night. and that was martha and tina were talking at one point, and she commented to tina how much she loved the dress she was wearing in the private dancer album and the private dance video. a week later, fox came to the dressing room, opened the box up, tina had september her the dress. >> wow. what a class act. and before i let you go, really quickly, you want to ask just the tributes really pouring in from far and wide.

>> there isn't anyone in music she hasn't touched. with their own sorts of stories, whether it's just us as fans who were electrified by her performances on stage, also there are those who she has influenced and who she has helped. obviously, everyone is talking about her being a survivor of an abusive marriage. she cut the path not only for wum like that, get out of a relationship like that, but also for women in general. taylor swift, i'm sure, looked at tina turner and said, wow, a woman can do this. >> beast yan say has been vocal about her influence. thank you. >> absolutely. >> so cool. >> we can watch these clips forever. >> don't dance. >> no one can dance like that. >> thank you for joining us.

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