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host: casey burgat joins us now. he's the author of the new book "we hold these 'truths'," with, you will notice, "truths" in quotation marks. with the subtitle "how to spot the myths that are holding america back." what are mixed or even outright lies? guest: where do we begin? i appreciate the emphasis on the close. there are a lot of myths we fall for on accident, and sometimes they are put on is on purpose by politicians, the lobbyists, they all matter. so the myths are premeeting our systems from the courts, campaign finance, what members of congress dukem of the filibuster term limits come as a wide list. where do you want to start? we will jump in. host: give us an example of one of the myths. guest: term limits, to kick out members of congress after a certain period of time, just will empower the wrong people, right? if you are frustrated that the president is to power, lobbyists are to power, term limits will exacerbate that power dynamic and polarization all at the same time, so stop wanting it. host: anoth

casey anthony.w back in the spotlight more than a decade after being acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter. >> anthony is now joining social media for the first time. >> reporter: more than 16 years after she was accused of murdering her own daughter -- >> this is my first of probably many recordings. >> reporter: casey anthony is reintroducing herself to the public on tiktok. >> i am a legal advocate. >> reporter: without providing much detail, the now 38-year-old says she wants to use her platform to help others in a legal capacity. >> i feel it's necessary that i start to advocate for myself and also for my daughter. >> reporter: casey also directing followers to new posts on the publishing platform, sub stack. >> as a proponent for the lgbtq community, women's rights, i feel that it's important that i use this platform that was thrust upon me and now look at as a blessing as opposed to the curse it has been since 2008. >> reporter: the video racking up millions of views as well as drawi

>> reporter: in 2008, casey anthony was charged with first-degree murder.ater, in 2011, she was acquitted by a jury for the murder in one of the most watched criminal trials in history. more than a decade since that not guilty verdict, the case continues to captivate the nation. >> but i'm still defending the fact that i didn't hurt her. >> reporter: casey breaking her silence in a recent docuseries on peacock, owned by nbc universal, accusing her own father, george anthony, of killing kaylee to cover up alleged sexual abuse. >> i was doing what i was told. >> by -- >> george anthony. george anthony has never been charged with a crime and vehemently denied his daughter accusations. now casey anthony says she wants to use her spotlight to help others. >> my goal is to continue to help give a voice to people. >> liz, that's the goal. any indication about what kind of work she's actually going to be doing online? >> craig, it is unclear what her legal background is. but in that tiktok video, anthony says she will be setting up an e-mail for people to communica

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casey. >> all right. coming up next, one of the most recognizable democrats on capitol hill going to take a pass on attending the president's speech tonight. so that's one answer to our question about how democrats should oppose trump tonight. coming up, we're going to tell you what else our sources are saying. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis. the presidential address to congress tonight at eight on cnn. >> mike had a heart. >> attack a year ago, but he still living in the. red with a very high risk of another attack with his risk factors, his recommended ldl-c level should be below 55. are you at risk? learn how to get a free ldl-c test at attack heart disease. >> cidp is. >> no walk in the park. >> that's true. >> but i take. >> the. >> same. it's the first major innovation. >> in cidp. >> treatment in over 30 years. >> it has been. >> proven to signif

hey, casey, good morning. >> yeah, i think we can use darya and james is our next celebrity investorsdid too short sign the check that way or he right. his real name. we had a dollar sign for sure. all you so how can like? we don't have to be rich and famous, though, like they are to get in what buy and how much. >> yeah, the key to this investment is that people really led the way we have a first investment opportunity and it was oversubscribed. it sold out within 9 days. we had to turn away investors this round. the minimum buy-in is just $510. anybody can get at that price and say they are an owner of the open dollars which is very cool and obviously to see the way that guys like too short. and now green day frontman billie joe armstrong are jumping in following in the footsteps of the people that people really started this movement. the people were the ones that started this team. so this is really just exciting. and it's kind of validation for everything. all the hard work that's been done to you guys have just opened up a new funding round. how much you looking to raise? >> the

is your daughter carolyn casey? i said, yes.en an accident, and your daughter's dead. a fire. andrea canning: when carolyn's younger sister, amanda, learned the news, she collapsed with grief. i just screamed really loud. made my ears ring from my screaming. they've got this wrong? yeah. something's wrong. she didn't die. i said, no. she's not dead. what was the turning point? i called her apartment, and she didn't answer. detective capps did say it was homicide. i think we had a strong feeling that possibly there was some type of sexual assault that occurred and that somebody was trying to cover up some evidence. andrea canning: kelly brown of "the eagle" newspaper had another story to write. this is a community that's not used to a lot of murders. it's not used to violent crimes like this. and it certainly wasn't used to having a murder victim be set on fire. even law enforcement, they thought, what do we have on our hands here? andrea canning: on the night of carolyn's murder, there had been a small party in one of the apartm

casey, thank you for the time.usly, a fluid situation, as you heard there from those those latest developments. i don't know, what's your sense here. it's kind of hard to tell whether or not these offensive cyber operations targeting russia are still ongoing. >> it's i mean, it's a little bit hard to tell what in terms of, you know, the stuff that was was released or reported on at the end of last week. and then, you know, the clarifications that have come out since then, you know, what was actually discussed last week. you know, what we do know is that it was a week of, you know, a lot of activity in terms of conversation around us russia relations. if there's negotiations going on, it's not uncommon for any kind of active operation to be to be paused in respect to that negotiation. but, you know, now that's been kind of reversed and talked over by dod and cisa as well. so yeah, it's a bit of a anyone's guess situation in terms of what's actually being said. >> yeah, obviously, though, i mean, if there has been an

headed by chairman michael whatley and co-care casey crosby.el whatley has been in the garden state. it's february. >> i love it. >> casey crosby is coming to an event with chairman carlos santos and myself on 13th of this month. my message is we'll have more funding than ever, more staffers than ever. r & c is on board and to my beautiful people at home. new jersey is in play. >> laura: what is the website so everyone can fi find out more information. >> it's earlyvoteaction.com. >> laura: when you show up and say i'm scott pressler and i'm here to educate you about voting and they say you are a liberal. i know everyone asks you. >> when democrats see long hair coming to their states they get nervous. it's fresh, clean, i think joe biden would go in for a whiff. i'm here to reach as many as i can do get them to rester and vote on tuesday, november 24th. 2024. i'm excited to be in the garden state. >> laura: i'm excited next tim you come on to talk about the races, and seen and unseen - ray is next. are you looking for a walk-in tub for you or

. >> trace: state senator from ohio casey weinstein posted this quoting to the bigoted terrorists andr children and our teachers and hudson stay out of our town. and libs of tiktok responded saying state senator casey weinstein democrat just defamed me and called me a bigoted terrorist because i posted about a school in his district sneaking in eei. when did calling out dei programs all of a sudden qualify as being a bigot? >> apparently asking common questions and common sense questions is just tragic to these people. what the democrats don't know what to say they yelled the eei, racism and it's just classic democratic playbook. >> we talked about this in common sense but i want to play tim walz. this is him on cnn and he was asked who he thinks the democratic leader is. >> i think the voting public right now is what i would say. we're not not going to have a charismatic leader riding in here to save us from this. >> trace: he ran with a woman named kamala harris maybe that was an answer you should have given. he got stumped. >> i think a better question isn't who is the messenger it

. >>> and casey anthony, the florida mother who was acquitted of murderig her 2-year-old daughter ine her new venture. >> i am a legal advocate. i am a researcher. i've been in the legal field since 2011. >> anthony says that she started a substack and that she'll be setting up an e-mail for people to communicate with her directly about legal matters. she went onto say that the presumption of innocence is a sacred right. >>> well, coming up on "cbs mornings," actor ione skye talks with anthony mason about her new memoir, "say everything." with anthony mason about her new memoir, "say everything." season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living and reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris may lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal and other infections which may become life-threatening or fatal. complete or update meningococcal

but, casey, you were just mentioning the stock reaction there. that is going to be fascinating to watch tomorrow, because if those tariffs on canada and mexico do, in fact go in effect tomorrow, as the president has said they would, we have seen him dial back before. but if they go into effect tomorrow, as he said he would, that is going to be very controversial to watch. so we always see who is sort of applauding. that is controversial among republicans, among farm state republicans as well. they are very worried about the impact of these these tariffs on canada and mexico. so that is going to be fascinating. of course, the president is facing so many challenges in terms of high prices, stubborn inflation. but this is one thing that really sort of cuts across both aisles. and senator schumer, just a few minutes ago, he called it a trade war a trump trade war, and blamed high prices on the tariffs. so yes, ukraine will be front and center. but look for reaction tomorrow night on tariffs as well. casey. >> all right. our jeff zeleny for us jeff, t

she was talking about our friend casey. i casey sherwood is here right, too. actually, she really is. and she and told john about my idea for a book and. when i finished my first book, i sent to john and i said, your book inspired. and he wrote me back and he told me that he loved it and he sent it to his and he helped me get my first book published and. john has been my mentor. he has helped me understand how to write books, how to do a school visit, just how to be a good person in the world. and i was staying at john's house. i when he got the news that he was going be the first ambassador for young people's, he was just like putting me up because i was a young writer who could not afford a hotel in new york city, and i didn't have book out yet, but he knew that i cared about picture books and i had some coming and he we talked about this and i thought it was so incredible that this position had been created and i did hope one day i serve as this. but it feels weird be like since literally it started i wanted it out but that's kind true. what can i say? yeah

casey baker wrote this week's cover story on the frankie's for people magazine. >> he said ruby hid a lot from me, and he was shocked to find out a lot of what happened. he said he didn't know. >> the doc has unprecedented access to the family, including eldest son chad, who says behind the kids smiles was sadness and behind his mother, something far more sinister. >> fake being happy. okay. >> i don't know if i can right now. >> things took a dark turn when the kids started rebelling. ruby and kevin started seeing jodi brandt, a therapist with a revoked license known for her hard line stance on discipline. as ruby leaned in to the therapist's teachings. the two became extremely close. >> this this female jodi that your wife was. do you do you know of a female named jodi? she is a. >> therapist and a life coach. >> your wife? a client of hers. is your wife a partner of hers? is your wife a roommate with her? >> but hildebrand is out of advice. when she's brought in for questioning. >> we just honestly want to understand what what their dynamic is. what happened to the children? and af

. >> reporter: miller stood opposite of casey harper who says she's optimistic that things will change. >> i'm here, you know, standing up for what i think is right and what i believe in, although i don't believe in science because science is a fact. it does not require my belief. >> since taking office, the trump administration has laid off thousands of federal employees at science agencies, including noaa, the cdc, nasa, and the national institutes of health. >>> meantime, california is joining 20 other states in suing the trump administration over the mass firings of federal employees. attorney general rob bonta says, "we don't know just how many californians were impacted becse the trump administration didn't follow proper procedures." >> the trump administration proceeded with the terminations while ignoring critical protections that insure workers and impacted communities receive advance notice of mass layoffs to soften the disruptions they cause and insure that personnel such as military veterans are given preference in retaining their jobs. >> the attorneys general are asking t

sin embargo, la novena de mark casey sí cumplió en su segundo juego de la jornada, que fue ante los dodgersón por parte de ambas aficiones no se hizo esperar, pues tuvo bueno, hasta hasta eso jugon más o menos estuvo chido, pero sí, como que les faltó un poquito más actitud para ganar el partido. eran 10 contra 11 por unos 20 minutos. dime qué pasó ahí. pues nomás no, pero qué más se puede esperar? el miércoles tu pronóstico todavía es optimista? no, no lo vamos a remontar el miércoles. simplemente 3. uno. este es el tricampeón. 1 que no le ha podido decir un gol a las chivas en 2 partidos. en el tercero, con un gol que les hagamos. les complicamos la existencia. y hablando de clausura, 2025 león visitó a santos y con 10 se había adelantado en el marcador. con este tanto de steven mendoza. el problema es que precisamente jugar con 1 menos a la fiera luego le terminó pasando factura. pues los de la comarca reaccionaron primero con un sordo a los 75. y gran definición. al segundo palo. y cuando todo parecía que quedaban empate. santa maría a los 92 le dio el triunfo a santos laguna. león sigu

quienes lideraron la remontada fueron primero casey schitt para empatar el juego de pelota con un cuadrangular gracias al gol de una de sus grandes figuras, rafinha. el barça de hansi flick, que es líder en españa, muy cerca de acceder a los cuartos de final, quien también dio un paso importante en la clasificación, fue líder de la premier. hablamos del liverpool, a pesar de sufrir en parís con unos locales que crearon muchas situaciones de gol. los reds se llevaron el triunfo con el tanto de elliott. la vuelta será la próxima semana en anfield y en telemundo48.com les tenemos un regalo espectacular este fin de semana. el clásico nacional será en nuestra pantalla este sábado a partir de las 18:00 de la tarde. chivas recibe al américa en guadalajara. y hablando del clásico, en este momento chivas y américa chocan por los octavos de final de la concacaf champions league. nos estamos acercando al entretiempo. el partido se encuentra 0 a 0. a las 11 les tendremos más detalle del primero de 3 clásicos de manera consecutiva. pitazo final, pausa y regresamos con más domina la acción fue presentado po

. >> hi, casey. thanks for having me. >> so, governor, you just heard there what the white house press secretary karoline leavitt said about the democratic party after the speech last night. and i would note that you yourself said ahead of hearing trump's speech that we democrats need to be more aggressive. was what you saw last night what you were talking about? did they do the right thing? >> well, look, you know, i served in congress and i attended all of the joint sessions whether i agreed or not. but that was a different time. that that was an unprecedented speech that that said nothing about helping the american public. and it was it was about grievances. it was about slurs towards united states senators. and so i have to be honest on that. i'm not sure i would have said around there. but what i'm doing out here is, is i guarantee you, those folks who. >> would you have. >> walked out of that speech? >> is that what you're saying? >> i just don't think i would have probably i yeah, maybe. maybe

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bob casey is a legend so how do you do that? >> it is a 50-50 state. democratic governor but the other four statewide are republican. one of the few states with a split senator and decided by extremely small margins. the state that comes closest to mirroring the demographics is pennsylvania. urban, rural, racially, ethnically pretty similar. finally pennsylvania is the fifth biggest state, that lends itself to pennsylvania. in terms of how you win there are a couple cross cutting measures going on, not just in pennsylvania but nationally. so if you go back 30 years ago, the pennsylvania map looked almost entirely different from how it looks today in two respects. number one, in southwestern pennsylvania outside of pittsburgh, very blue-collar, largely white area. used to be ry union. still has some union presence. mike dukakis, the 1998 presidential candidate who lost nationwide and narrowly lost pennsylvania as well, he carried every single one of those counties. every single one of those pennsylvania counties that borders west virginia and he carried

. >> reporter: miller stood opposite of casey harper, who said she's optimistic that things will changeor what i think is right and what i believe in, although i don't believe in science because science is a fact, it does not require my belief. >> the trump administration has laid off thousands of federal employees at science agencies including the cdc, nasa and the national institutes of health. >>> california is joining 20 other states in suing the administration over the mass firings of federal employees, the attorney general said we don't know just how many californians were affected because the trump administration did not follow proper procedures. >> the trump administration proceeded with terminations while ignoring critical protections that ensure workers and impacted communities receive advanced notice of mass layoffs to soften the disruptions they caused and ensure that personnel such as military veterans are giving preference in retaining their jobs. >> a coalition of attorneys generals is asking to halt more mass firings and reinstate everyone who was unlawfully terminated.

peter: victorio a was part of that lou casey family. judge block: i get the five families mixed up. but he was also, like rousseau, was the head of one of the families. russo i think was the captain, the captain of one of the families. they were both big time mafioso people, responsible in jail because of the fact that they were the leaders of all the horrible things that were happening in the mafioso world. we still have mafioso, but it is much diminished them it was in those days and i think ricoh had a lot to do with cutting the legs out of the effectiveness of the mafia. they are still in business but they are not killing people these days, it is smalltime stuff. and the last chapter is my favorite, anthony gas pipe casso . he was part of a cooperation agreement the government and entered with a lot of people and the famous one was sammy the bowl -- bull gravano. and he was the one who turned against john gotti and is responsible for john gotti being convicted and testified against him and casso was the backup, the government also gave the cooperation deal so he would be availab

. >> dana: bob casey, the former senator from pennsylvania, i would argue one of the reasons that hebeat dave mccormick and ultimately lost is because of this issue. dave mccormick had a strong ad. trump had a strong ad protecting girls in women's sports. a senator from georgia is up for election in 2026. >> this is an issue that every democrat will have to defend. you mentioned the impact it had in pennsylvania. the president moved forward with an executive order. senator tuberville's bill was designed to codify that and make it permanent. but either way, the democrats were out of step with the american people and just as importantly this is just wrong. title ix was designed to give women an opportunity to compete, get college scholarships. all those things. this completely steps on that in way that undermines girls sports. >> dana: i joked that you should have a test vote to eliminate title ix. if they won't defend it why do we even have it? yesterday we had mike waltz on the show. the president's national security advisor and i said is it possible that president trump will announc

bob casey, the senator from pennsylvania, the former, i think that in the long run, one of the reasonslvania. i'm telling you, coming up in georgia, michigan, nevada and arizona, you're doing to see all of those things again. this issue is not going away. i suggested to senator thune, maybe have a test vote about title 9. if you're not going to defend girls, why do we need it? doge that, too. >> jesse: they put them on defense in the senate the other day. what will it look like when this woman is getting applauded and democrats are sitting like this? >> brian: the best optics, president trump was signing that ball. he waved the girls over to him to get closer. they're all staring at him. it's sincere. they're happy he's helping them. riley gains is in tears because of everything she went through. you ask yourself, do the democrats have daughters and nieces? i have to play against a trans agendaer midfielder tomorrow. are you kidding me? it's rare for a ball to hit you like that, but if you played soccer. >> jesse: field hockey. >> jeanine: he spiked it. >> brian: it's more apt to get h

maria: congressman, real quick, there's some talk that ron desantis is pushing his wife, casey desantis the case, you're going to have a primary on your hands, aren't you? >> well, listen, maria, nothing's easy, but, you know, i remember back in 2018 campaigning for then-congressman desantis who had the support of donald trump, and that worked out great for our state. so in 2025 moving into 2026, i'm really honored to have the same support from president trump. he has a history of making good picks, mara, and i think -- maria, and i think his picks have worked out for the sunshine state. we'll worry about the primaries as other people decide to get in the race or not, but we're going to be focused on floridians, we're going fob focused on the ideas to move our state to the next level. maria: all right, congressman, it's great to see you. byron donalds, of course, this morning in florida. thank you, sir. >>> stay with us -- >> thank you. maria: -- we'll be right back. ♪ maria: welcome back. breaking news this morning, british prime minister starmer reportedly telling president trump the

. >> reporter: casey harper said she is optimistic that things will change. >> i'm here standing up forhat i believe in, although i don't believe in science because science is a fact, it does not require my belief. >> since taking office, the trump administration has laid off thousands of federal employees at science agencies including the cdc, nasa and the national institute of health. >>> california is joining 20 other states in suing the trump administration over the mass firings of several federal employees, attorney general, rob bonta says we don't know how many california's were affected because they did not follow proper procedures. >> they proceeded while ignoring critical protections that ensure workers and impacted communities receive advanced notice of mass layoffs to soften the disruptions they cause. and ensure that personnel such as military veterans are given preference in retaining their jobs. >> the coalition of attorneys general is asking to halt more mass firings and reinstate everyone who was unlawfully terminated. >>> a cbs news poll found americans are almost evenl

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byron donald's has announced and casey desantis, which would be like tacky nepotism to the umps degreeemselves and cannibalizing themselves. there's a lot of infighting with the republican party and there is fraction as the polarization between democrats and republicans. and as i try to get further and further to the right to outright themselves we have a bloated state government. we are maxed out on agencies and spend tens of hundreds of millions of dollars on things that the people don't actually need. we beat our chest about how great we are with combating illegal immigration. i'm the one who filed the ear -- the e-verify bill they go after employees -- employers that hire illegal immigrants. it was a republican. >> trace: we would love to have you back. best of luck to you and you're decision-making. we appreciate you coming on the show. >> thank you. >> trace: not out just yet, kamala harris. she might be coming back. caitlyn jenner joins me live on set with what we are learning about the former vice president's run for, are you ready? california governor, next. ♪ ♪ indigestion ib

the change that by sharing his story about brain health reporter casey montoya has more. >> remember doing a critical incident stress debriefing after after a woman's boyfriend had run over their 2 year-old. remember looking down? this child and and seeing the diapers? >> that was just one of many nights. matthew firenze us as sent him on a downward spiral during his career as a firefighter, paramedic known as maddy, he shares his story to help his peers during his 22 years with anaheim fire department. he went on countless calls witnessihg one traumatic event after the next as he battled alcohol and drug abuse and failed relationships. >> i got diagnosed in 2015 with what we know now. it's ptsd and back then in the first responder community, they really didn't know what to do with me. many says it's a miracle. he's here after 3 suicide attempts. the last in 2022. >> iraq one put in my mouth. my wife heard it. >> and came in and wrestle the away after isolating in his apartment for 4 months. he knew he needed more help. that's what he met. doctor, daniel, amen. and got something call

pa with josh shapiro, the number one harris surrogate for a while once biden was sidelined, and bob caseyt there behind him, he lost. and they were watching these missiles that the u.s. was paying for and sending over to ukraine. look, he's signing them. and he was acting like he didn't know what vance was talking about. oh, you went and campaigned with the opposition. that's what he's talking about. rachel: not only did that happen, but i believe donald trump tried to report this as foreign interference in this election. and, by the way, repulsive, signing these bombs that are going to kill -- peter: yes. in the same outfit that you wear to the oval office a, by the way. rachel: he has one costume. charlie: and, of course, foreign interference also being the premise of the entire first sham impeachment of donald trump in the first place, so it's kind of worth noting that. but it also goes back to the point with zelenskyy, you have no cards, bro! the only cards you have are the cards that president trump is providing you, the american people are providing you. that's the only reason you'r

of you written that it was theodore parker's 50 pamphlet, a unitarian minister used to find demarco casey as government of all the people. by all the people. for all the people. but that phrase one people as best as can reconstruct it comes first from john jay in the federalist than john marshall in coningsby. then daniel webster picks up and then it goes to parker and lincoln, but gerhardt, help us understand the evolution. jackson's second inaugural through van buren to lincoln and the evolving sense of one people and the union well do my best. in a relatively brief answer obviously that was a very important period of our history between jackson and lincoln and there are few aspects it that may be worth sort of sort of emphasizing at this, especially given our focus presidential inaugurals. so to begin with, jackson makes history of a certain kind. he is arguably the first populist ever elected president. he no bones about it. the the the party that opposed him thinks he is a tyrant and waiting and the party that opposes him opposed him. also think that he's going to bring the mob into

. >> the arena with casey hunt. next on cnn. >> it's a question couples everywhere are chewing on today. would you hold your partner's used gum? well, last night at the oscars, adrien brody was about to step on stage. on stage to accept best actor for the brutalist. but he forgot he had something in his mouth. so he turns around, tosses his gum to his girlfriend, georgina chapman. she runs to the front row to catch it. >> good catch. she actually did a great job of catching gum. gum is not that easy to catch. some folks on social media say they were completely grossed out. this sparked an online debate about whether throwing your already chewed gum to your significant other is sweet, or an experiment you should never try. brianna, what do you think? >> at the oscars, i'm going with the latter. it's the oscars. don't throw gum at your girlfriend. people. come on, come on. >> we know this. there's no cocktail napkin. are you going to put it at the bottom of oscar? >> the cheek. you got it. >> you keep. wow. >> up next

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casey. >> you got. >> on my account?er. >> you. >> there could be trouble in dodgeville. on thursday, donald trump said that he was reining in elon musk. he told his cabinet secretaries that while they should work alongside musk on job and spending cuts, ultimately staffing decisions in their departments will be left up to them and not musk. so what's actually going on here? if musk and his chainsaw for bureaucracy are supposedly helping trump lead america into its golden age, why is he reining him in all of a sudden? well, on friday, we may have found out. the new york times reported on an explosive west wing meeting where members of trump's cabinet raged at musk's unchecked power. it reportedly included a heated argument between musk and secretary of state marco rubio. musk apparently accused rubio of being good on tv, but not good at anything else, and secretary rubio reportedly accused musk of not being truthful. the times also reported on musk visiting capitol hill this week to meet with republicans, and while he wa

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. >> casey hunt. >> today at. >> 4 p.m. on cnn. >> new. this morning the vatican announced that pope francis will miss the ash wednesday service as he fights double pneumonia. he is being treated with supplemental oxygen, and this is two days after suffering from acute respiratory failure. he's been in the hospital for some time now. this morning, authorities in mexico say the deaths of oscar winning actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa, were not due to a gas leak. the new mexico gas company said no significant findings in its investigations for gas leaks. they found none for gas leaks and carbon monoxide at the couple's santa fe home. the company did find one, quote, minuscule leak from a stovetop burner and for code violations for an installation of lighters for a water heater. and fireplace. new body camera video shows glendale, arizona police surrounding three men in a car that was reported stolen and they were cuffing them. but now police say those men did not steal the car. they rented it. ktvk reports the men were visiting

casey. >> you gotta let it go. >> i'll let it go when i find her. >> you. >> 31 past the hour here andg. president trump is threatening sanctions against russia as a way to try to end the war in ukraine. in a truth, truth social post, trump wrote, quote, i'm strongly considering large scale banking sanctions, sanctions and tariffs on russia until a ceasefire and final settlement agreement on peace is reached. it comes as next week, president zelenskyy is set to meet with senior members of the trump administration. both the u.s. and ukraine are looking for a path forward. after an oval office meeting just one week ago today turned into a stunning shouting match and also new. this morning, we're getting an exclusive look from near the front lines of the war in ukraine. nbc news is the first u.s. network to reach the region of kursk since ukraine took territory there in august of last year. joining us now from moscow is nbc's keir simmons. keir. what did you see when you were in kursk? >> well. >> ali, i will say this. i think what you're hearing from president trump there in that truth s