abby: she is not wrong.n the 49 years roe has been the law of the land, neither side has been able to codify a federal law that either restricts abortion or codifies the tenants of -- tenets of roe. why is that even though we have gone through periods of super majorities in th senate and the presidency held by one party? it is because they have not been able to come to a consensus on this issue. she is not wrong that the political process has been very broken on this issue and roe has deferred the country dealing with that for 49 years. yamiche: julia, you were outside the supreme court. use all the energy on both sides. -- you saw the energy on both sides. i wonder what you make about the ability to sustain that energy on the democrat and republican side. julia: this is a foreshadowing of what is to come, whether it is in june or when we get this opinion, when it's finally final. what i saw was a deep division, people getting in each other's faces. i stood there as the police at the request of the supreme c

i am going to start with abby. abby, the white house is really facing etore muss challenges. formula issue, plus the republicans looking like they are about to overturn roe. does the white house have a handle on all this? >> i think it'd be hard to say they really have a handle on it because some of it is completely outside of their control. they can't do really anything about the inflation issue. they really can't do anything about what the court might do on the issue of roe. all they can do is take the hand that they have been dealt, and try to turn it to their advantage as best as they can. i think the one thing about this baby formula crisis, in particular, that i think is so conc concerning from a political perspective for the white house is that it almost has become kind of a symbol of the larger problems in the economy, and the larger problems that american families are facing. things that people need are not knot where they need them, when they need them and that isological is really the heart of the matter and discontent and that is why you have seen the white house

so abby and i -- abby and me -- abby and i?> i love pittsburgh. >> jimmy: i do too. it's one of those, "wow, pittsburgh is great." >> it was i feel like the most common thing -- >> jimmy: it's called "pittsburgh." the worst name imaginable. [ laughter ] >> but the most common phrase was "it's actually really cute"! >> jimmy: how condescending. but yes. [ laughter ] >> i loved it, loved it, would go back. >> jimmy: you play a baseball player? >> i do, i play a first baseman. >> jimmy: do you play baseball? >> actually, i'm really good at baseball. >> jimmy: you are good at baseball? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did they know that beforehand? >> they know that. i'm old friends with abby. even older than my husband lou. [ laughter ] i've known her almost 15 years. i'm a good baseball player, so this is a match made in heaven. >> jimmy: you got to throw out the first pitch at a pirates game. >> i did, i did, that was -- what were you going to say? >> jimmy: i was going to say, got to throw out the first pitch, or were

lawrence: i want to bring abby back into the conversation.ne of the things that i noticed is that trevor, he did make some jokes against the progressive but he still a progressive so he couldn't give all cards out and wants to be invited to next party. >> there's a difference of making a joke and going deep you have in and make jokes as he want but different what they go about conservatives they hit lower but yeah i do appreciate that he kind of spread the wealth there. something i and here i don't mean to change subject but i hear jamie is there this started in 1921 and only time we see a room full of people with so many different opinions is at a white house press briefing. but now you add alcohol into it, so jimmy have you found anybody that -- any fights breaking out because when you add alcohol to something -- and it's a bunch of different opinions you never know what's going happen. >> nice thing about people who work in journalism abby is they drink so much no kun can throw a punch they might spike the punch but not throwing it a punch

so abby and me, abby and i. >> jimmy: abby and i. >> and a bunch of other gals.e, wow, pittsburgh is great. le pittsburgh. it's like the worst name imaginable. >> but the most common phrase "! >> jimmy: how condescending. and you play baseball player. >> i do, i play a first baseman. >> jimmy: do you play baseball? >> actually, i'm really good at baseball. >> jimmy: did they know that before. >> i'm old friends with abby, even older than my husband lou. abby's a good baseball player, i'm a good baseball player, so this is match head in heaven. >> jimmy: you got to throw out the first pitch at a pirates game. should i say got to or asked to throw out the first pitch. it could be one are those ooh, i don't don't know if i want to do it. >> it's one of those things i admitted to my husband early on in my career, i was like, someday i want to throw out the first pitch, and he was like, chill out. who the hell do you think you are. and now i really showed him. but i really wanted to do it. my dad did it when i was a little kid in oakland. it was something that i alway

abby delaney: log rolling is a traditional north american sport.ted in the late 1800s, with the great river long drives when men were chopping trees down all winter long. and then in the springtime, when the rivers were flowing fast and high, they would send the logs downriver, out of the forest to the saw mills. but what happens when you step on a log in the water? johnny bananas: it rolls. abby delaney: it starts to roll. so they had to learn how to roll on top of the log. johnny bananas: how did you get into this? abby delaney: my mom is log rolling champion. am i supposed to try to keep him on? she tricked me. i started log rolling as soon as i could walk and swim, competed in the sport. and we wanted to give more people access to it, so we started a club. johnny devenanzio: because it's not exactly convenient for competitors to carry a 600-pound wooden log-- oh, he's, like, got it all by himself. i got this. we developed the key log, portable synthetic log that can go anywhere in the world. can you show me which way to the lake? and it weighs

abby phillip is cnn's senior political correspondent and the host of "inside politics sunday," scottngs is a former special assistant to george w. bush and a cnn commentator. let's start in pennsylvania with this sort of unexpected three-way trace that has thrown a lot of people for a loop in the republican senate nomination in pennsylvania. trump of course endorsed dr. oz in a close battle there with former hedgefund ceo david mccormick, and rising conservative activist, kathy barnette, how much is this race a real test for trump's hold on the party, abby. >> erica, there's a lot going on in pennsylvania, which is why tonight will be so interesting on a number of fronts, but what is happening in the republican race is fascinating. i don't think this necessarily is about trump's hold on the republican party. trump has a hold on the republican party, and you can tell because all three of the candidates that we're talking about are all people who are fighting with each other about who is really the inheritor of trump's, you know, trump's legacy. who is the heir to donald trump, and thi

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no question about that, abby. with president zelenskyy saying during this meeting he really appreciates the fact that speaker pelosi and this congressional delegation came here on the heels of more and more aid being provided to the united states, zelenskyy called the united states a, quote, leader when it comes to -- or the leader, rather, when it comes to supporting ukraine in its fight against russia. and, you know, speaker pelosi will have obviously a very key role to play when it comes to shepherding through president biden's request for $33 billion in additional aid to ukraine, some $20 billion of which wlb will be for heavy weaponry, which is what ukraine has been asking for for a long time now. the kind of weaponry, it says it would need to take or retake a city like mariupol. this is a city we have been following very closely inside this steel plant complex, it's a four square mile complex that is the last remaining pocket of ukrainian assistance and it's where our attention has been because of the amount

the abby operates like a family business in guest house by owns. there are no distractions in our guest house. no telephone's, no radio cell phones, of course, but no television, no radio, and so on. feel called the guests make a conscious choice aiding. the guest is on liberal skulls to lighten the tomatoes a fresh from our garden. bon appetite it. usually the monks eat in their refectory in the cloistered area where outsiders are not allowed. if they want to eat with visitors, they have to come to the guest house dining room with me. all the food is organically produced and from the region, most of it was cultivated by the amongst themselves, home grown vegetables and meat from healthily fed animals. it's a source of pride in punch, deaden perfectly damp up until i became an apprentice. at 16, i didn't care what kind of meat was set in front of me or a voice how the animal had lived or where the meat came from the gulf and did that . i how much pesticide the grain and everything was covered with my financial control. but it's why i decided to wor

okay, so abby walk us through we're looking at pictures of the app. tell us about some of the features that you really like on it. i especially like how i designed it because there's so many colors to it. it makes it pop out very well. seriously, this is good. ux ui there. i think it does make it very clear and as user friendly, did you grandmother use it now? no, i'm keeping it as a surprise until the what until your visit her in june. yeah. oh nice. nice rupes this where can i find this? is it on the app store or anything yet? not yet. we are we are going to release it soon now everything we are tested we tested it and then it's all good and she worked everything on tankable and then it gonna be really soon so like on you know samson on iphone like it's gonna yes exactly. that's a right. yes. okay. so happy what do you like about coding? um what i like coloring because it's just like when we create these apps, it's very it's very real time. so for example one time my coding teacher she we had it in our class we had to create a chat. and when we we c

kitchen table issues, the a abby, let me ask you about the leak that would overturn roe v. wade.es it clear she's going to run on the issue. this campaign will absolutely lean into and lead on that issue because if i want to be the governor of one georgia, then that means i've got to govern for the women of georgia and the women of georgia, by and large, agree that their right to choose should not be stripped away from them. so abby, is this a winning issue for democrats in the face of other kitchen table issues, namely, the economy? >> democrats have an enthusiasm problem with their own base, with young voters, with women voters, with voters of color, and to the extent that this issue is a motivating one and a galvanizing one for those constituencies, i think it is a very important piece of the puzzle, and you heard earlier in the program, president biden, i think using some of the toughest language that i've heard him use since becoming president about republicans calling them extreme. democrats have been wanting to paint republicans as an extreme party and this potential rulin

abby, let me start with you. is there a clear narrative from last night of the strength of a trump endorsement? >> i think the narrative -- and maybe you have to combine last night and some of the other primaries that we had in the prior week. the combination of those races just indicates that the trump endorsement is not necessarily going to be the cure-all for damaged or problematic candidates. however, name me a candidate who has won a primary, you know, in this republican field that is not a trump candidate. virtually everybody who is out there, they are all running as trump candidates, so even when he endorses or when he he does not endorse, they are running on his legacy. they are running on his name, and in the places where he does endorse, it can help people, candidates like oz and like jd advance, breakthrough in a crowded field but if you're madison cawthorn you have a lot bigger problems than trump can solve, and i think that's what we saw in north carolina. >> margaret, is there some legis lesson from

abby, good morning to you. it's great to have gone. how do you feel about this leak draft?is by no means a decision but it is a possibility. >> of course, this is leaked as we all know to cause upheaval in the court to cause upheaval in our country, which is doing exactly what in intended to do. you know, now, as you said, we hear talks of court packing. we hear courts of codifies a row even at the congressional level. this is all very, very meticulously planned by whoever did leak this draft. and so, now we just hope that the court will go ahead and release its opinion now sooner than later and not wait until june like we expected. >> joey: you know, abby, on this issue, justice alito supposedly wrote the opinion that had been leaked. we know justice alito has said in the past essentially decided by the people. part of the leaked opinion essentially says if this is truly his words, that this is something that should go back to the people because roe vs. wade only further divided and inside of the division among people arguing about this. i know the supreme court has a to d

i will never forget how after meeting my infant son, jordan, abby told him to call him and abby -- auntie and she meant it. thank you for your service as well. i've been fortunate to come here a few times. both lost two and beaten your iowa state cyclones up in ames. i was playing at baylor. i was there for the distinct pleasure of campaigning here for president joe biden weeks before the caucuses. [applause] i had a great time driving through your frozen fields. [laughter] and playing willie nelson in the car to bring a little bit of texas with me here to iowa. .. i get this nostalgic feeling. maybe it's movies like field of dreams or books and stories about campaigns being waged in living rooms and vfw halls. but feeling the beating heart of our democracy doesn't exist in television ads or fake rallies. but in person-to-person conversations. inindividuals group me . it's clear to me that iowa democrats take our democracy seriously. and i want to thank youfor that . [applause] because of so many folks who have said tonight this is a time of real danger for our democracy. i was a civil

i want to bring in dana bash and abby phillip and david.ave an '80s playlist tonight from the vance head quarters. >> he said the 45th, then he says the president of the united states. i don't think that that was a slip. i think that was on purpose. >> probably. because the whole, certainly the whole end of the vance campaign as he was more aggressively courting the trump endorsement, he became more and more aligned with the trump conspiracy theories about 2020. i mean, there is such a broad spectrum of trump support and it was really clear if you looked at the different candidates in this republican primary in ohio. it was almost a test case and vance certainly as he became again more aggressive in trying to get trump, he became more outspoken on the idea that 2020 was stolen from donald trump. all the things we know are flatly false and the republicans who namely the main republican matt dolan who decided to reject that, he did okay so far but in a splintered field, it was very, very clear that that more traditional message, this is your

let's go to mike gunzelman and abby hornacek. abby, is this part of your summer travel plans?ken a vacation for a very long time. this is so interesting. 34% of millennials say that they're going to work on vacation. you know what i say to that? it's because they want to have it all. they want to take more vacation, so they're like okay, if i'm going to remote okay, why do it from a 500 square foot apartment or when i can do it from disneyland, the bahamas, hawaii. this survey found that americans are taking less vacations on average this year as opposed to the two or three, but they're spending more money. $2,700. millennials should be looked at differently. they're a small subset and because they want to go on vacation and also work and not waste their vacation days. >> charles: mike, this is a time to do it. to work from home, nobody has to know that you're not at home. >> i'm in a hotel right now. but still working, see? i'm doing what this story is about. i'm on vacation and still working with you guys. no, if we learned anything from the pandemic, it's a, you're trying t

david axelrod, abby phillip. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> there's more primary news ahead, including the political downfall and defeat of republican madison cawthorn and why some of his fellow republicans on capitol hill appear relieved. >>> more on the massacre in buffalo, we'll learn more about a family's incalculable loss. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professionall can help y you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪ sorry i'm late! dude, dude, dude... oh boy. your cousin.from boston. [whiff] [water splashes] is it on the green? [goose squawks] i was just looking for my ball. 19th hole, sam adams summer ale. [goose squawks] (here you go.) (cheers guys!) before i got aura, twenty-four of my online accounts were hacked! he uses the same password for everything. i didn't want to deal with it. but aura digital security just dealt with it. what were we worried about again? shopping on public wifi is sketchy. but with aura dig

a very unpopular decision. >> do you see republicans, though, wanting to go in that direction that abbyt? >> without a doubt. >> they said they are going to do exactly that. >> they're making that clear. state by state, and there is going to be a conversation on the right about, you know, nationalizing it beyond the state by state piece of this. we were just talking, it is like on the flip side, what you see from the progressives on the left instantly last night when this news broke was once again calling for an end to the filibuster which we know the math isn't there for that, in order to try and codify roe into law. so now you're going to see what has been a battle about the courts and state legislatures for decades now, it is going to move to congress in, like, in a legislative battle over which side now can get their most extreme version of this into place. >> we're in a new place, i will tell you that. thank you, both, for having this conversation with me. abby phillip, david chalian, thank you. >>> cnn goes inside the alabama jail where a missing female deputy is now charged with

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abby, good morning. we're glad you're here with us today. this is a role the president has had to play all too often. he is one who we know speaks powerfully about grief. it wasn't two weeks prior he traveled to buffalo to pay tribute to those killed in that supermarket massacre. tell us a little bit more about what he did yesterday and the message he had for such a grieving and outraged community. >> well, i think it is a striking look at the style of the biden presidency. especially compared to his two predecessors. when something like this happened during president trump's administration, there was usually a lot of controversy surrounding something he may have said about it. then you go back to the president, when biden was vp, barack obama, he often came into these cities and gave these inspirational speeches. in tucson, charleston. the images were public, but the remarks were private. it was somber, and it was very focused toward the victims, the survivors, the families of the survivors and the first responders. so it was a very somber,

abby, this is the first junk food you have ever had or deep fried food.ake your family proud. bring the record back for america. >> it's too dry. oh, my goodness. it looks like the record might be safe. 20 seconds. you don't have to say thank you back. thank you for the best sport ever in a "news duel" like no other. that's why we gave you. >> i came to clean your table. you thought i was going to clean up all this. trying that in person was impressive. that was very dry. nothing against kfc but that was very dry. i will be 10 pounds heavier after this. brian: the record stays in the u.k. don't forget to watch "fox and friends." newt gingrich has a brand-new book. follow us on facebook, instagram and twitter. and don't forget to get books at briankilmeade.com. [♪♪♪] dan: the slippery slope of the surveillance tapes. the dhs, even the u.s. postal service. after the shooting at the grocery store in buffalo. why should you be concerned about your workplace and the government collecting your datessa. we set a record of 100,000 overdoses. 25 million dollars wo

cnn's senior political correspondent abby philip, cnn senior legal analyst laura coates, cnn contributor steve vladik, a professor at the joours university of texas school of law. abby, president biden says codifying the protections into federal law, good idea, not prepared to support a filibuster, so what are the plausible options for democrats if they want to protect these rights should that decision come down as it's written in the draft? >> yeah, i mean, i think on capitol hill, the options are fairly limited because while there are -- there's some bipartisan support in favor of abortion rights, i don't think that there is enough bipartisan support to either pass a codification of roe outright, which would take 60 votes, or to eliminate the filibuster in order to do that. murkowski, collins, unlikely to do that, and certainly senator manchin has already said that he does not believe that this, along with many other issues, would justify eliminating the filibuster. but i think you're going to see activists on the democratic side looking to the administration to use executive action an

i'm abby philip. this sunday, a grim portrait of the state of this nation. vice president horizon comforted a family, one of the ten black people killed in a massacre carried out by a white supreme sifted this month. and president biden as we speak is on his way to uvalde, texas, consoblg even more families marked by the scourge of gun violence. 19 children and two teachers were killed in their elementary school classroom this weak. their families will be forever changed. but grief this morning is turning to fury. we are now learning that the police stood outside that classroom for nearly an hour, instead of confronting the gunman. >> like every other citizen in town, you know, we're thinking, hey, the police will do their job and get them out of there. after today hearing this information, it's like i guess i was wrong. had they gotten there sooner and somebody would have taken immediate action, we might have more of those children here today, including my daughter. >> cnn is in uvalde, texas, right now. adrian, what is the mood and reaction among these tru

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complete candor right there, abby.g that from right-wing pundits, right-wing media about joe biden is not fit. he's stumbling, he's doing all that. david gergen is saying neither trump nor biden should be running, basically saying they're too old. i'm not sure this issue is going to go away. what do you think? >> i really don't think it is. you know, we all here know david gergen, and there's a reason that he is something of a national treasure, and it's because he's neither of the right nor the left. he's worked for presidents on both sides of the aisle, and he's saying this based on his belief that there should be a younger generation leading the politics of this country. but the thing is i also hear that a lot from democrats privately, who support joe biden. you know, they probably voted for him. most of them did. but they also worry for two reasons. one, they worry about the same things that david gergen is talking about. you could have a trump and a biden, both men in their 80s, running for president again. and ju

let's discuss this all with cnn's abby phillip and kasie hunt.er is going to be either dr. oz or dave mccormick, neck and neck right now. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell told cnn quote, my view is either way this turns out, we're fully competitive in pennsylvania and ready to win in november. what happened to kathy barnette, that fox news poll showing this giant barnette surge really had an impact on the race, but it sure didn't come to fruition? >> i think that last-minute surge for barnette actually may have perhaps produced the opposite effect, that for some pennsylvania voters and the contingent of the pennsylvania republican party that is kind of in the old sort of pat toomey mold, maybe that 35% plus, they really came out for mccormick. but it was also coupled, and this is what i'm hearing from republicans, coupled with what seems to have also happened, which is the two candidates who were trying to lay the most claim to trump's -- you know, to be trump's heir, dr. oz, who has trump's endorsement, and kathy barnette, they actually en

abby, thank you so much for being with us this morning. catch abby on "inside politics su sunday" at 8:00 a.m. >>> ahead, we're going to be joined by the chair of the judiciary committee, senator dick durbin, ahead of today's anticipated vote on codifying roe v. wade into law. >>> overnight, ukrainian officials said their troops managed to push back russian forces from the northern city of kharkiv. you can see a yellow and blue flag flying in a town outside kha kharkiv, recaptured by ukrainian forces. on the side of the road, abandoned and burned out russian military vehicles. drone footage shows ukrainian troops targeting a russian t-95 tank in kharkiv. but more fighting might be coming. ukraine says putin is diverting troops north into the region. want to bring in retired u.s. army major mike lyons. thank you for being with us. can you show us what you think is happening in the kharkiv region, the success the ukrainians have had and now the countermeasures being taken by the russians. >> sure, john. if you go to kharkiv here, you see wha

let's bring cnn political correspondent abby phillip, he's the anchor of "inside politics sunday." >> also with us, analyst gloria borger. great to have you both. gloria, the supreme court, it sounds like in that draft, was basically saying this is really the job for your elected representatives, this is a job for your legislation. doesn't seem as though congress is able to do that. then what? >> well, i think that's the question, i think look, right now, this is politically, for republicans, something they don't want to touch. they understand where the polls are. and i think privately, if you were to talk to a lot of them, particularly those who are up for re-election. they would say to you, gee, i wish this hadn't happened right now. because they know that the votes of suburban, well-educated women are probably on the line right now. and what you see going on in congress and manu can talk about this more than anybody is a little kabuki cater here. you know this is going to fail. democrats want to get republicans on the record voting against this bill. republicans say the bill goes t

dana bash, david chalian, and abby phillip, we'll pick up where john left off. if you're thinking about how things begin, say with a lindsey graham or a kevin mccarthy, these audiotapes reveal where you begin is not ultimately where you end up. dana, particularly with someone like lindsey graham, you have to wonder, is there anyone whose opinion is going to sway the electorate? you've got lindsey graham making the comments he has. you've got people like kevin mccarthy. you've got people like esper, john bolton who made comments, rex tillerson, the list goes on and on. does anyone have any sway that could, well, trump trump's? >> the short answer is no, not for this core at least in daze l -- in days like today, on days like today, prime electorate, especially in ruby red states. we're watching for results in west virginia and nebraska. but i think the answer to your question lies in the changes that we've seen in the public statements from lindsey graham and kevin mccarthy. my guess is the changes are that despite what their reaction was, a very human reaction i

abby, counter to maybe, possibly potentially what charlie is laying out. is mastriano really a liability? because you remember, donald trump was also seen as unelectable in many places all the way up until he was elected. i mean, democrats seem to want this match-up between mastriano and josh shapiro. could this be a case of be careful what you wish for? >> look, i think you're right on all of those fronts. look, democrats really do think this is the best-case scenario. i talk to a white house official yesterday who described mastriano as the founder of the ultra ma ga, and remember, president biden has been launching this campaign to label republicans as ultra maga because what the democrats' data is saying is that that is a negative for voters, for the gettable voters in a swing state like pennsylvania. but one thing that is potentially working in mastriano's favor is look at what happened in the republican governor primary versus what happened in the republican senate primary. mastriano, actually without the help of trump, before trump even endorsed, wa

. ♪ >>> good morning, and welcome to "inside politics sunday," i'm abby phillip.acially motivated violent extremism. that is what the department of justice is calling saturday's mass shooting in buffalo, new york. according to a statement from the u.s. attorney general merrick garland. police say an 18-year-old man who was dressed in tactical gear and protective armor drove for hours to reach a predominantly black area of buffalo before opening fire on shoppers at a grocery store yesterday. ten people killed, and three others were wounded. police say most of the victims were black. >> that's what white supremacist terrorism is all about. that's what we witnessed here today. on the streets of buffalo, new york. and it has to end right here. >> two federal law enforcement sources are telling cnn that investigators are reviewing a 180-page purported manifesto that was posted online in connection with the buffalo mass shooting probe. the alleged gunman has a fixation with a white supremacist theory that claims that whites are being culturally replaced by non-white gro

let's check in with abby hornacek. abby. >> reporter: yeah, pete, that's right.many veterans as possible. she's with grandpa who also served. grandpa, thank you for your service. why do you want to thank so many veterans? >> because they really just aren't treated nice when they come home. >> reporter: how many have you met so far? >> you might want to ask grandpa. >> 3500 in three years, and she met 300 last night in a little over an hour. >> reporter: oh, my goodness. and what is the goal of meeting all these veterans? are you trying to raise money? are you just trying to make them feel good? >> i'm raising money so they can actually go and see their memorials in washington d.c. >> reporter: do you have any favorite veterans that you've met? this one? grandpa here? grandpa, what does it mean for you? you served, you put on that the uniform, and when you're fighting for this country, you're fighting for the future generations so that they can have the freedoms that you experience and here your granddaughter is, is she making you proud in. >> oh, yes. i was never

vaccination host abby, a fantastic player and author of how to become a federal criminal, we are all then i is young. this is so exciting. senator paul went after ali hunter mayorkas, security secretary about respect for the american people and senator paul said i have more respect for the american people than you do because i trust they can figure out the truth for themselves. >> what's funny about this is rand paul being rand paul which you think the entire deal, rand paul and john kennedy but rand paul says i've been telling people for months is ineffective, are you going to censor me because he responds back with no, what we mean is they might see fema giving away injections that have fentanyl so rand paul says you really don't think americans don't know the difference? you don't think americans have enough sense to tell between a facebook post that says you will get fentanyl injection instead of a vaccine and what actually is just information people argue over. kennedy: curious, this political climate, anything you don't like, anything that for your side is misinformation or dis

the president of e, o, e, and ruler of his capital albert abby has died at the age of 73, u. e. and as announced at 40 days of mourning, visually forbids idle. now, young, public and private work places all closed for 3 days. jacqueline had been in power for 18 years and at least 27 people have died in a fire that broke out in a building in india's capital city. police in new delhi say more than 40 people are in hospital, and dozens of others have been rescued. the play started on the 1st floor of the building, which mostly contains officers. o bad lines. i'll be back with the news hour and 25 minutes time. oh, a we are hoping for the prime minister movie is going to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say for the last part of the year. that people in both bod, need adequate compensation from union carbide. dow chemical, reject it so many because more people today who showed i've heard the years they have not given up to them by with whatever we have gotten. the only way to go forward is to fight this and whatever we have a you know, a leverage and know, you

. >> abby, thanks so much. my colleague, wolf blitzer, is in pennsylvania, specifically in philadelphia. wolf, tell us what's going on there. >> reporter: yeah, jake, we're following all the key races in pennsylvania tonight, including the republican contest for governor. cnn's melanie zanona is at the campaign headquarters of the trump-backed candidate, doug mastriano. melanie, there's some finger pointing happening among pennsylvania republicans tonight. update our viewers. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, the polls have only just now closed. but the blame game among republicans is already starting to heat up. for weeks the front-runner in this race has been state senator doug mastriano. he has made lies about the 2020 election a centerpiece of his campaign. some republicans fear that he is too extreme to win this key battleground state come november. privately republicans are pointing a finger at the state party organization for not endorsing a candidate and for allowing this vac

abby is with us. fox business correspondent extraordinary.to be with them, money does not matter. gifts don't matter. do you believe that? >> you know what, neil, i do paired my family has emphasized the importance of homemade gifts, anybody can go on amazon. i am trying to gain points here, neil. but seriously, how many people can say they are 28-year-old daughter goes to michael's and get some construction paper and writes mom and bubble letters with a nice message inside? that's all i'm saying. but when you look at the pole and it says that 33% of americans take on debt just to get their mom a gift, mom just wants to be happy. maybe call her and show up with her if you can spend time in person, that's great. that's coming from a daughter. >> neil: i don't know if it applies to dad's as well, but you read that statistic as well, that dads don't get as much. >> does not surprise me, that's the way it works out. i am not regretting the disappearance has realized the next 90 seconds i could see something that could anger my wife, my mom, or my

let's bring in cnn political correspondent and host of inside politics sunday, abby phillip. says in his 19 page recommendations the challenges have produced insufficient evidence to show representative greene engaged in the insurrection after taking oath of office on january 23rd, 2021. your first thoughts on the breaking news. >> i think the line they needed to cross in order to sort of prove that she should be disqualified was whether she engaged in the insurrection. she was certainly supportive of the causes behind it, but i don't know that they really proved that other part, and so i think this is not necessarily surprising. these efforts are kind of long shot efforts in the first place. it is a little bit surprising that it got as far as it did, but as ryan just pointed out, the georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, though he is not supportive of the overall big lie pushed by former president trump, he's also not -- he's a republican. and he's -- i don't think he's going to go so far as to overrule a judge on this particular issue when there doesn't seem to be

but abby and dana, i have to say it's going to be difficult for a democrat to be elected statewide ino much of the wind at the republicans' backs. >> certainly it will be difficult for democrats. abby, what is fascinating about this democratic race, the one that jake just called, is that this was pretty much a foregone conclusion that she -- the leadership cleared the field for her to win. what we are waiting for tonight, and which really will be determinative of whether or not this is a gop seat the democrats can flip of course is who the republican is going to be. >> and i think the big question tonight in this state and in a lot of the other states that we've been looking at over the last several weeks is you're seeing a divided republican primary. you're seeing republican voters split between two, three or more voters. and the question on the republican side is can they unite. the democrats have already done that. that even in a tough environment gives them a bit of a headstart. trump won this state by 1.3 percentage points so it's an uphill battle. >> and we're closing in at the

it's deeply unsettling, to abby's point, troubling to parents to think they can't feed their children. this is compounded by all the other economic pressures that people are feeling. so if you're the white house looking to the midterms and you want people to feel better, to feel good about their daily lives, this is not helping. one of the things the president is trying to do now is not just say he's working on things but also say that compare me to what the republicans are going to do. one of the things you heard yesterday, one of the things that was in his statement today about inflation numbers was this argument that republicans would raise taxes. this would be -- things would be worse. i'm trying to do things. he's hinging a lot of this on a proposal from senator rick scott. a proposal that some republicans distanced themselves from and mitch mcconnell criticized but ultimately history tells us it's hard to turn a midterm election from a referendum into a contrast choice. it just is hard to do people are upset. they're upset with the party in power. >> a lot is because of the covi