tonight, abby, we saw these consequences. more than a dozen strikes all across mostly the western part of the yemen, carried out by u.s. ships and fighter jets alongside british jets as well. some of the strikes were here in the capital sanaa. there were some along the western coast in hodeida. i want to point out some of the strikes in saada in the north. you can see the glow of the strikes in the sky, and just a moment another strike will take place right there. in terms of what was used, we know that there was nonoperational support by a number of other countries, bahrain, the netherlands and australia and canada, i believe. you have the fighter jets that were used by the u.s. and the uk. the u.s. we understand according to the pentagon also used ships and submarine platforms. one of the submarines that was named is the uss florida, notable that they put a name on it. that's a guided missile submarine. those ships and submarine platforms firing tomahawk missiles, which are missiles that are fired on to targets on land. aga

former cal bear abby whitesell is sitting records in the 50 meter freestyle, swimming it just second,ays she has two big events on her mind, as she spends hours practicing at her alma mater. >> reporter: slipping into her third olympic games, abby whitesell will be the veteran the most member on team usa. >> it's an honor to still be around it on the team. >> reporter: abby whitesell, one of those first-time olympians.>> reporter: a lot has changed since she first splashed on the scene in rio. >> my life is a 180 from rio, i was so young in rio. >> nobody is going to catch abby whitesell. >> i graduated college, a professional athlete i'm engaged, everything is different, a huge 180 but obvious that i love you.>> reporter: a fianci, michael gensler, gets the grind of olympic life. >> he understands what my daily life is, he understands the tiredness, the understands how my recovery is so important. >> reporter: uc berkeley and team usa coach pushing abby whitesell to be her best. >> the level of excellence in expectation here is what makes us so good. you have a coaching staff that ex

>> abby, we know how the game works. when you're the incumbent especially right now, not showing up, campaigning or answering questions. it's an age-old thing and that is what's happening. we all know that to be the case. not having one invitation despite being the ranking member of the middle east subcommittee while there is a war in the middle east. we know how the game works and that is how the media environment is and i will find my way into platforms. when the response from the biden campaign is lol, well, it goes both ways. >> are you saying they are asking or communicating with the networks to prevent you from showing up on their air? >> i know as a fact they are asking donors not to meet with me, absolutely. >> but the media is what i'm wondering about. >> and let me talk to you about your network. cnn has given a full hour town hall to ramaswamy, christie, to haley, to pence, all polling in single digits, most of them at least and none of them in 26% as i am in new hampshire right now other than nikki haley. the

i'm abbie phillip in new york.his hour evidence that it's really hard to close the pandora's war chest once it's been cracked open. tonight a unilateral strike on a houthi facility. it is retaliation to retaliation after the rebel group targeted commercial vessels near the south of yemen. the houthis did that hours after coalition fighter jets bamombard targets inside of yemen. now, the second consecutive day of strikes underlines the tense moment that we are in in the middle east as protesters use american, british and israeli flags as kindling. it is a moment that some here at home fear may metastasize into something far greater and far more dangerous, a war without end. now today, the white house sought to assure the world that this is a response designed to stop exactly that. >> we have no doubt that the targets chosen or targets that were meant specifically to degrade the houthis' ability to launch drones, to launch missiles, to store them and other capabilities that they would have, including, for instance, t

that is tonight on news night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm abby philip in new york.st a minute, cnn exclusive, my interview with bernard and francine moffatt, the parents of 23-year-old service member killed in a brazen attack on an american military outpost in jordan. their daughter, breonna alexsondria moffett, one of three army reservists who were murdered inside of tower 22. a terrorist drone invaded u.s. air defenses. the deaths are first reported american casualties since the october 7th hamas rampage. it propelled israel and gaza into a brutal war. tonight, the president faces the most solemn choice, how to respond to that attack by iranian-backed militants, and if that response requires putting more of america's sons and daughters in harm's way, the president must weigh the risk of what happens next against the anguish of three families in the middle of mourning. joining me now is francine and bernard moffett, their daughter, breonna, was just 23 years old. mr. and mrs. moffatt, thank you so much for coming on the show tonight. i want to say i am so very sorr

abby, this is a problem. excuse, me many politicians come to the black church at the last-minute. this is an example of that. why wasn't he at mother emmanuel last year or the year before that or the year before that? this president said he was uniquely positioned because he was the vice president for the first african american president of this country to address the issues that uniquely animate the african american community. well, african american community is under assault globally. we have black women being attacked out in the open. hello, harvard university president. we have the affirmative action by united states supreme court rollback. we didn't get minimum wage passed. no voter jeanerette act. you know florida rights act passed. this goes on and, on abby. the work that needs to be done to show the black community in particular that this president not only can give a pretty speech, but that he can pass pretty policies that he pushed pretty policies that make a difference in material conditions, that

eric, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks abby. happy to be here. >> the court has now scheduled oral arguments to start on february 8. that's about a month before colorado's primary and super tuesday. are you comfortable with that timeline? >> that's the timeline we asked for. we want to make sure that the court has the time necessary to read the briefs, hear the arguments, and issue -- >> they should have a decision well before super tuesday. >> do you think on the big question here that the supreme court could rule in favor of colorado without actually weighing in on this big issue of whether or not trump engaged in an insurrection? >> i think they can rule in favor of colorado. we've had a thoughtful decision from the colorado supreme court doing just that. a lot of commentators have said it's an easy call for us. but in order for us to prevail, they do need to find donald trump violated section three of the 14th amendment, which requires among other things that he engaged in an insurrection against the constitution. those fact

i'm abby philip in new york.question of paramount importance to your vote lands at the feet of nine justices. donald trump wants the u.s. supreme court to answer two questions, once and for all, one, did he engage in an insurrection, and two, is he ineligible to run for president of the united states? trump's lawyers say that the -- now, their filing submitted today asserts that what the world witnessed on january 6th was, quote, not insurrection, and president trump in no way engaged in an insurrection. his lawyers write, in the context of the history of violent american protests, january 6th was not an insurrection. reading through the document, it almost sounds like the lawyers, lawyered lifting from their own client. >> they were there with love and their heart. it was an unbelievable and a beautiful day. and what i was asked to do, i wasn't involved in it very much. i was asked to come in and make a speech. i made a speech, i said walk peacefully and patriotically, many different things. >> just like his per

abby? >> and of course what you just heard from that voter is backed up by that latest polling we got over the weekend about the enthusiasm. dana bash, thank you very much for all of that. >>> and tonight we also have cnn anchor and chief national correspondent john king at the magic wall, where he lives these days. john, i think a big question, as we are getting these new poll numbers in, is where things do stand as we're on the eve of the iowa caucuses. >> this is my tenth presidential campaigns, covered a lot of iowa caucuses. but the poll numbers, as you've been talking about, they're pretty overwhelming. let's bring up the poll and show it. forgive me for turning my back. if you go back through the iowa poll, a reliable poll in the state. former president trump was at 42%, up to 51, at 48% right now. nikki haley has gone from 6 up to 20. so, she could say, yes, at least over the last five months i'm going up. desantis, a flat line, maybe down a little bit, 19, down to 16% now. yes. you

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>> thanks, abby, for having me on. think the senator is misguided, we don't support a country or its people based on a leader. he attacks netanyahu and netanyahu's right wing government and makes his whole statement about one person. i think the united states has supported israel in its entirety, bigger than one leader. certainly, you know, as an american i still supported this country and americans when donald trump was president who i did not support. so, i think bernie is misguided and i also think this logic is going to cause all sorts of problems for the humanitarian aid that we need to get to the innocent palestinians in gaza because people are going to start this conditioning battle if we're going to condition the aid to israel, then people are going to want to condition the humanitarian aid that people in gaza desperately need, and quite frankly it's just disappointing to see bernie, you know, give in to some people, quite frankly, that, you know, if bernie's family was in berlin in the '40s they wouldn't have

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maybe 34. >> abby is closest. 40. >> 40 beers?reaker is under protest. >> that's the issue with the brother, whatever his name is. >> it's making me feel bad that she lost. that's making me feel bad. >> i will just put this on and celebrate. >> thank you. >>> as you know i'm a self-help book connoisseur. i need a lot of help. i read a great one called stop worrying and start living. dale carnegie, obviously, the king of self-help books. i'm not a big warrior and didn't think i was. now i am so relaxed. even when my flight was delayed for five hours i was relaxing in a middle seat in the economy and didn't care. that's how much i don't worry. red the book. let's do texts. scott from kentucky, say what you will about bidenomics but it's created a ton of razor wire manufacturing jobs. they were going to buy stock in razor wire. woody from florida. abby should fly up to delaware and tear down the wall around biden's private residence. you might see hunter in there and might knock first. grace from florida. gavin went to the retirement

for those of you older, you might remember your abby. dear abby is his grandma. and landers is his aunt, so some fun things to know about representative phillips. he was first elected in 2018. representative phillips has been one of the most bipartisan members of congress and a fighter to restore america's faith in our government. please welcome representative dean phillips to the stage. [applause] rep. dean phillip: thank you so much. thank you. thank you. good evening, south carolina. so, some of you might be wondering why this white jewish boy from the frozen tundra of minnesota would be appearing in a state in which 95% that you will be voting for joe biden, including most of you in this room. i think that is probably fair to say. i am here to tell you everybody that i am here to help us win and if you want the “first-in-the-nation” primary you need at least two candidates on the about, so i'm happy to be that other guy. [applause] and i thought i would introduce myself, my friends. i've lost my father in the vietnam war when i was six months old in 1969. he

for those of you who are a little older, you might remember dear abby. dear abby is his grandma. ann landers is his on. -- aunt. he was first elected in 2018. representative phillips has been one of the most bipartisan members of congress and a fighter to restore america's faith in our government. please welcome representative dean phillips to the stage. thank you. good evening, south carolina. so, some of you might be wondering why this white, jewish boy from the frozen tundra of minnesota would be appearing in a state in which 95% of you will be voting for joe biden, including most of you in this room. i think that's probably fair to say. and i'm just here to tell you, everybody, that i am here to help us win. and if you want to have a first in the nation primary, you need to have two candidates on the ballot. i'm happy to be that other guy. i thought i would introduce myself, my friends. i lost my father in the vietnam war when i was six months old in 1969. i had to earn an rotc scholarship for -- he could not afford college so he had to earn an rotc scholarship from the unive

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in the meantime, what are we doing here, abby?s primary contest concluded in iowa redundant on pendant overwhelming victory, but nikki haley is competing in new hampshire where she's eight points behind. she it's our best state. joe biden is out campaigning and advertising in swing states, this seems to be an incredible waste of time. >> as you know, the way the primary process works is that you don't just win one state and then get claim the whole thing is over. it's playing out so that the voters can see with the candidates have to say. but congressman, to follow-up on that, trump said that presidents who, quote, cross the line, so get, quote, total immunity. i wonder, do you think that if by that same logic joe biden ordered s.e.a.l. team six to assassinate donald trump, where are you okay with him having immunity for? that >> undoubtedly. no there is immunity. there has to be some limit to. it i think you described an extreme case. but the confines of that immunity in something like an election integrity contest, where preside

which is even -- imagine how they feel, abby, right? imagine if you're an attorney for one of those individuals, or you are one of those individuals, and you pled out in this case. now you find out that there is a question that has been raised as to the propriety of the way it is being prosecuted. you'll wish you had that plea back and perhaps filing a claim to do so. >> that's a really good point. those folks, they can't take it back at this point. fani willis is taking such a huge swing with this case. all the co-defendants, plus going after a former president. would you imagine she would have all of her ts crossed and her is dotted. this situation really suggests that perhaps maybe she doesn't. thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> you can catch michael's show tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. eastern time. don't miss it. >>> next, i'll speak to a sexual assault survivor who writes that donald trump's rash behavior inside of that courtroom in the e. jean carroll case is all too familiar. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with

i'm so sad, but here we are, abby, talking about it in february. this is the whole point, you know. >> yeah, i mean i'm getting some beach time fomo by just watching this. i don't know if you can see, we have some footage of you or of you from the filming of your cover. but you would actually go on to do this eight more times, to be in the swimsuit edition. how did that affect your career? if you ended up in the sports illustrated swimsuit edition as a model, what did that do for your career? >> well the first cover that i got, i was walking down a street in new york. it was snowing, it was cold. i stopped by a newsstand, saw i was on the cover, i bought a copy, and that was it. that was it. and then the ball started rolling. we discovered how successful, you know, it became. and they made much more of that, and then it grew and it became something bigger and bigger. this is the first cover. >> oh, there you are. >> i can't believe it. >> hold it up one more time because i want to make sure people can see it. there you are, you're in a bathing suit

and, abby, the list goes on. so, the work that needs to be done to show the black community in particular that this president not only can give a pretty speech, but that he can pass pretty policies and pushed pretty policies that make a difference in material conditions, that just has not happened. to stage this in the black church at this moment when there is a rollback that has happened in this country in a total full front assault on black people, our history, are being, everything about us is almost a little bit too late. >> keith, what do you make of that? is it an 11th hour sign of desperation? or, is it the biden campaign trying to say that this is important, this is serious, pay attention. >> i think that biden visit today was more about the south carolina primary than it is about the general election. he's not going to win any voters in the general election because of what he did today. but, he does not want to embarrass himself in the primary. that was the first presidential primary ever won four years

"cnn newsnight" with abby phillip" starts right now. >>> if democracy is on the ballot, it would also be on the docket. that's tonight on "newsnight." an unprecedented decision for an unprecedented time in america. can a state kick donald trump off the ballot over the 14th amendment, which bars insurrectionists from holding office in the nation's highest court will soon decide. the supreme court tonight announced that it will take up colorado's case, which means the nine justices, including three of whom trump-appointed, they are now squarely in the middle of the 2024 election. that very election that would decide whether trump returns to power. it's the most involvement at the court, any court has had in presidential elections since bush v. gore. and already, trump's team is winking and nodding their way into tipping the scales. >> i think it should be a slam dunk in the supreme court. i have faith in them. you know, people like kavanaugh who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place, he'll step up. those people will step up. not because they're

back with us is abby phillip.ser to president obama. do you think ron desantis has done everything to point out the differences between him and the former president? >> no, clearly he hasn't. in fact, the town hall last week was notable because it was the first time that he actually started drawing distinctions. and the distinctions he was drawing were basically he promised stuff that he didn't deliver. i had to deliver stuff. that's the essence of the message. and a little bit of there is baggage that is going to make it harder to win. >> desantis would be there two two terms where trump only one. >> i've said many times and said it to you, it's going for the capillary and not the jugular. they're afraid to attack trump frontally for the reason you saw tonight demonstrated by chris christie's exit from the race. it's not what the republican market is buying. >> christie knows already that these candidates are unwilling to say that trump is unfit. he pointed out today that on the debate stage, they all raised thei

that was matilda speaking to me with her mother abby.ized at uk ports and airports surged last year, according to figures released by uk border force. the government is expected to announce new controls on vapes, with some reports saying they re considering an outright ban on disposables. ben king has more. the number of people vaping has surged in recent years, driven by a rush of disposable vapes imported from china. but many of those are illegal because they don't meet uk regulations, like these ones seized by trading standards. figures released to the bbc after a freedom of information request show how the number of illegal vapes seized at the uk's ports and airports has risen from less than 5,000 in 2021 to just under a million in 2022 to 4.5 million in the first ten months of last year. that's nearly ten tonnes. i bought this vape in a shop, i bought this one online. and both of them have more than the allowed amount of nicotine—containing liquid. that means they don't meet uk regulations, they won't have been through a retailer's

what do you make of this theory, abby?er bowl in order for her to have influence on the election. this was a conversation before the taylor swift and travis kelce romance swept the nation and it's a good question because she did endorse joe biden in 2020 and last year she did an instagram post and according to the new york times that instagram post alone innuanced 35,000 new voter registrations and it's no doubt she could have influence on the election at this point. they just don't need to rig the super bowl for that to happen. ashley: no, and don't forget, she was endorsing others for ten years and phil bredderson, the former governor of tennessee and marsha absolutely walked all over the opposition and just because taylor swift endorses someone, doesn't mean an automatic victory. >> yeah, real quick a poll shows 17% of people say they'd vote for a candidate she'd endorsed but 18% said they'd not vote for the candidate she endorsed. ashley: stick to singing. abby, terrific stuff. thank you for jumping in today. appreciat

i'm abby philips in new york. right here rob desantis went after his two republican rivals nikki haley in donald trump. the foreigner florida governor says he's the only one running a campaign that is not a basement campaign. he calmly pretty clearly said without qualifications that a vote for donald trump in this republican primary is a vote for a democrat in the white house in november. >> if donald trump is the nominee, the election will revolve around all these legal issues, his trials, perhaps convictions if he goes to trial and loses their. and about things like january 6th. we are going to lose if that is the decision that voters are macon based on that. we don't want it to be a referendum on those issues. >>> tonight he is making his plea to campaign yet another day, early or vivek ramaswamy completed his circle of live by abandon his presidential operations, to assume a role he was going to play, campaign surrogate for donald trump. on a different network tonight senator death ted cruz, who once called of

is that what his attorney, abby lowes is trying to do?>> there is a game of chicken and negotiating going on. his lawyer is good but there is a tough hand to zeal with. hunter biden has talked publicly and written a book on it. it's hard to say after that i only want to talk to congress about what i want. abby is a good card player but -- >> hannity: this is the important part. > >> yes. >> hannity: this isn't really about hunter. at the end of the day it's joe that lied to the american people as candidate and american president saying never talked to his son or anyone for that matter about foreign business dealings. according to devin archer he was on numerous calls with hunter and foreign business parters. it's the cafe trip with the former first lady of moscow. according to devin archer there was a real estate venture. really the one thing would i imagine this committee wants to get to is what joe mu, when he knew it, how he participatepugh in it, debenefit from it, why did he whraoeu to the american people? he seems to be the guy i wo

. >> gillian: bring in abby now, fox nation host.tural entertainment news but very serious implications not just for taylor swift but for ordinary americans, young women and girls, who have been subjected to this, people online are calling this digital rape, also important to note that more than 45 million people or one of the posts of taylor swift got more than 45 million separate user views before it was pulled down off line. that's a pretty incredible reach. >> absolutely, gillian. it goes for a couple different things over the course of the year, like apple air tags, they were not started for nefarious reasons but human beings used them as such. and deep fakes were started for entertainment, storytelling, but it could ruin someone's reputation. then ask, what can be done, of course there's a lot that can be done, it starts at the federal level as well, i think the government needs to get involved if we are going to advance further in a.i. i had a gentleman on my podcast in 2019, and hey, we are coming up on election year, 2020, a

abby?e wishful thinking for all of us, that harry just laid out. we are back here in washington with our panel. trump is not really known for being an extender of all of branches, but here is what he said about his two opponents tonight. >> i want to congratulate ron and nikki for having a good time together. we are all having a good time together. [applause] i think they both actually did very well. i also want to congratulate vivek. he did a of a job, they're very smart people, very capable people. >> a lot of kindness, a lot of grace being extended to his opponents. what is going on here? >> this is donald trump, i'm going to attack, you attack you, and when you show fealty to me, i will embrace. you he went after vivek ramaswamy putting out a tweet, or whatever he calls it nowadays. he's speaking about vick, unfortunately now all he does is disguises support in deceitful campaign -- . 24 hours ago he said about vivek, and now they are best friends. pretty sure he's going on the came pan

but we have talked about this before abby. nikki haley has faced some of the stuff in south carolina herself when she was in close races. photo started circulating of her father and his turban and her dress and the name stuff insulin. i have no doubt if this race, it may be in this week if this race where to get really serious and close. that you will see some of those same tactics here. it is the invocation of race that she does not want to address. >> i have to say urban. you just mentioned ted cruz. we can't forget that trump claimed that ted cruz was not a natural born citizen. because he's cuban american. >> absolutely. the thing on, in the american southeast asians big part of the republican party. so trump does that at his own peril. and he goes after those folks. >> he just beat them by 30 points. right? and he is insulting them and they will not punch back at him. he is a bully but at some point, stand up for yourself. if you actually want to be a leader you have to be willing to stand up. they always talk about how d

abby maxman is the president and ceo of ox fam america. she's joining us from jerusalem. great to see you. >> thanks. good to be with you. >> so paint an even clearer picture for us. what are your aid workers telling you about the conditions in gaza right now? >> well, frederica, we are hearing harrowing story after harrowing story about how difficult life is. our colleagues in gaza have been displaced over and over again. we have 29 staff there. we have -- who are every day just doing the basics to try to keep their families and their friends and others, strangers, safe, fed, access to clean water and shelter. everything is in short supply, and nobody is safe. they're just living in incredible fear every day, and just not knowing when this is going to stop, desperate, and feeling abandoned quite honestly. >> so your aid workers say their experiences are very much mirroring, you know, that of palestinian civilians. it's hard to get water. it's hard to get food. what are they saying about the real fears of widespread famine in gaza? >> well, they are -- the harrowing stori

in the meantime, what are we doing here, abby?s primary contest concluded in iowa where donald trump had an overwhelming victory. nikki haley's competes in new hampshire where she is eight points behind. it's her best state. and our firewall, the trump firewall is south carolina, undeniably trump country. while joe biden is out campaigning in swing states, this seems to be an incredible waste of time. >> look, as you know, the way the primary process works is you don't just win one state and get to claim the whole thing is over. it's playing out so that the voters can see what the candidates have to say. but congressman, just to follow up on that, trump said presidents who, quote, cross the line should get, quote, total immunity. i wonder, do you think that if by that same logic, if joe biden ordered s.e.a.l. team six to assassinate trump works you okay with them hymn having immunity for that? >> undeniably i wouldn't be. there is immunity. we all agree to that. there has to be some limit to it. i think you described an case. but

that's tonight on news night. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening, i'm abby philip in new york.ht, we start th e show with a number. $50 million. that's a lot of money. it would pay for a lot of campaign commercials or online advertising or staffers going door to door asking for votes, or if you are donald trump, it pays for legal fees. lots of legal fees. sources tell cnn that 50 million is how much the packed support and trump have raised and then donated to the cause of keeping trump out of jail. now, my new, this is all legal. but a spokesman for one of those packs insists night to the new york times that every dollar being raised by maga ink is going directly to defeating joe biden in november. but at least some of those dollars and sense are as of this moment be siphoned off for quarter and costs. it's part of the bargain, if your preferred presidential candidates face indictments and trials of all sorts. right now at any moment, a judge in new york is expected to reveal just how trump will be punished for committing fraud. will his empire and got a big company shutdown? a

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of course, abby, we pointed, out he is not nearly as strong in new hampshire.g, maybe i can go through there, well people look here. national gop front runners who won iowa which donald trump looks pretty strong at this point, and went on to lose new hampshire, -- george w. bush in 2000, what do these two fellows have in common, besides just being pretty good-looking guys, they both won the nomination. so the fact, is donald trump at this particular point it is a strong position iowa. because he is in a strong position nationally, i'm not quite sure what happens in the granite state matters, but history -- >> we should also note, this is also the last time that iowa decided effectively the republican nomination. >> that is true. that is true. iowa has picked the republican side twice, it is these two guys, these two times. >> you are looking at them. >> harry enten, thank you, -- well joining me now is former wisconsin governor scott walker he is the president of the young america foundation and -- he also ran for the republican presidential nominee back in 201

abby lowell as we see there, incredibly well-respected criminal defense attorney. he knows what he's doing. we've seen this movie before, you will recall that during the january 6th committee congressional hearings, there were many referrals to the doj for contempt -- >> hold your thought for just a second, just looking at these images. viewers are wondering where did he end up. he's in the oversight hearing right now. you see he's just sitting there i guess where the public would typically sit. continue, please. >> you recall that the justice department did receive, you know, these referral letters from congress. there's no legal meaning to the letters meaning doj can decide on its own whether or not they want to pursue charges. you'll recall peter navarro, steve bannon, they were both prosecuted for contempt of congress. they asserted sort of these bogus executive privilege claims to coming and testifying. it's a different situation hunter biden here. abby lowell engaged in extensive back and forth communications with the committees. you're right, the only issue

[applause] madam lieutenant governor, my best friend abby.s public servants and my fellow utah gathered here tonight, welcome. i want to especially recognize senator represente mcpherson representative. congratulations join the best legislative body in the country. [applause] all right, i'm g we have so much to govern a short amount of time i'll ask again like i did in previous years to please hold any applause until the end of the speech. no matter how difficult that may be especially for mike mauer and the gallery, right left back in 1847 a group of peculiar people arrive in utah. what they found us a place native americans already knew was quite different than anywhere else. our mountains are taller, our snow is deeper, worldly. natural what is impossible to describe, dead horse points, the sanders and the largest living organism in the world, am i right representative stratton? [laughter] the famed explorer, the people have no idea what were talking about right now but that is okay the famed explorer john wesley powell i described his tra

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i'm abby phillip in washington. and just hours from when new hampshire votes the grand old party looks more and more like the party of missing backbones. tonight donald trump calls for a toast, and pouring the champagne. >> tuesday i believe that new hampshire will be the -- i would say the place on earth for that period of time will speak the loudest of any other place. tomorrow we're going to win new hampshire and then we're going to defeat crooked joe biden and we are going to make america great again. >> there's no more panic inside this republican party. republicans who were once pacing, ready to close the door on donald trump just a short time ago, they're now looking at it this way. endorse him before it's too late. >> trump is superior to the current incumbent, joe biden. he has my endorsement because we can't go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear. >> you heard it there. ron desantis quickly assumed the role of groomsman, clearing the field for trump. and doing so after trump humiliated him over

i'm abby phillip. >> i'm laura coates. two republicans who want to be president taking questions tonight. one of the biggest questions, can either of them make any headway against the front runner donald trump? >> ron desantis and nikki haley both getting digs in against the former president tonight. >> you'll see me on the debate stage next week here in iowa on january 10th. donald trump is not willing to show up on the debate stage. as he came to communities? gone to all 99 counties? gone to nine counties? >> i personally think president trump was the right president at the right time. i agree with a lot of his policies but the reality is rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. and we all know that is true. we can't have a country in disarray and a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos. we won't survive it. >> we are now less than two weeks with time to go until the first contest of the 2024 election. after months of campaigning, the question now is, where do the republicans in this race stand? cnn data re

entiende mi cansancio, Él entiende cómo y por qué mi recuperación es tan importante. >> detrás de abbyda de estar en parís. amo parís. >> next few months are. en los próximos meses estaré nadando mucho nadando mucho y también recuperándome mucho. >> mucha planificación para una boda, pero también vivir toda la emoción de las olimpiadas. >> bueno, mencionó los juegos olímpicos, la boda, y es que después se va a dar unas vacaciones, viene la despedida de soltera y se casa, de hecho en napa, en otoño, pero ahorita está concentrada en lo que es primero parís y además que la piscina en el problema rama femenil está dominada por el área de la bahía. >> pensando que katie ledecky katie ledecky es la máxima exponente de la natación que salió también de stanford. entonces laura de bahía, siempre poniendo los récords mundiales en el plano de los olímpicos. >> y a propósito, hay que estar listos, ya que por primera vez en la historia de la televisión en español, la ceremonia de apertura de los juegos olímpicos será transmitida aquí en vivo por tele mundo y el fútbol será el deporte principal en l

you said the question of the regions in russia in terms of sounds to don, especially in terms of abby isn't really a factoring what's going on at the moment or i will leave for the discussion that let's thing call guess very much for joining us. kennedy, my bunco douglas johnson and joshua cries, can get a and thank you for watching and can see the show again any time by visiting our website. i'll just say we're don't com for further discussion. go over the facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. also joining the conversation on x, our hands of batteries that a j inside story. from the sammy's i that on the entire team here for now. goodbye . in official reports of the deadly rate police indicated that they believed the protesters in the forest were dangerous and often referred to them as domestic terrorist. that's why i took you to was murdered because i believe that the police thought that they were being faced with dangerous criminals. and i think that they were hyped up to be ready to go. sarah was charged that day with domestic terrorism under geor

abby, how would you feel about getting a gift card? for valentine's day?er i think it is a little lazy unless it is a david busters gift card. i would be into that because then i can go to dave & buster's -- not that i could -- >> as recently as two weeks ago. >> you have to go into like chicago. >> do they have skee-ball? >> of course. >> sandra: gift card, no gift card? >> with my husband gave me a gift card on valentine's day, he would come home and all of my things would be gone. i don't want anything for valentine's day. we go out, may be, i don't need stuff, but don't get me a gift card. i would rather make me something or think about it. write me a nice note. i'm with you, i don't need someone to spend a lot of money, just write me something. >> a gift card -- if a guy gets a gift card, i did go on a date once, hopefully not watching, at the end of the date i offered to pay, he goes, it's okay, i have a gift card. i was like, i'm going to guess you are being economical, but at the same time -- >> it felt weird. >> i can't tell you why it is weird, b

state right here, abby philip and laura coates have and analysis of this town hall. that starts right now. ron desantis, turning up the heat against his two main rivals in cnn's new hampshire town hall tonight. i'm abby philip in new york. >> and i am laura coates in washington d. c.. and the race is on. just seven days to go until the new hampshire primary, with 22 republican delegates now at stake. and the gop hopefuls are going to each and every one of them, adding. all around the campaign trail in the state, including ron desantis. >> lerytng we just heard over the last hour with our political analysts who are here in new york with me at the table. i'll start with you, scott jennings, how did he do tonight? did you hear anything or see anything from ron desantis that would help him change the momentum going into new hampshire? >> well, i'm going to analyze his performance independent of the political realities that we live in post iowa and that he faces in new hampshire. i think he has found his groove over the last couple of months. he has steadily improved, he

a father, businessman and democratic candidate and for those of you that are a little older, dear abby is his grandma and ann landers, so fun things to learn. he was first elected in 2018 and has been one of the most bipartisan members of congress and fighter to restore. please welcome representative phillips to the stage. [applause] some of you might be wondering why this white jewish boy from the tundra of minnesota could be in a state in which 95% will be voting for joe biden including most of you in this room. i think that is probably fair to say and i'm here to tell you i'm here to help us win and if you want to have the first in the nation's primary you need at least two candidates on the ballot so i'm happy to be that other guy. i thought i would introduce myself. i lost my father in the vietnam war when ii was six months old. he couldn't afford college so had to learn from the university of minnesota. he was killedn july of 1969. my mother was 24 and we had nowhere to go. we are all democrats and a lot of speakers tonight. i will be grateful into for the same respect to everybo

that's not really a question that the fundamental political impass of abby is because those over kia spent 20 years fighting against costume and against. but she has regime since south sydney's independence as being a realignment. that seems so we're getting much closer 1st of a she has government and then to but homes, government. and for those 2 governments, it's politically expedient for them to not result the crisis in abbey. because to say to not result that means that but home and continue to try to keep the mysteria on the side. and the mystery is political constituency has been contested with the, our staff and for silva key a. it means that you can continue to claim to be in favor of the law and i'd be rejoining sounds to don what also keeping what past or not qualifications out of the government and not having to deal with them within his coalition. that's really the question. the question is about sidney's and south sydney's power politics. as douglas johnson, right. you said the question of the regions in russia in terms of sounds to don, especially in terms of abby isn't