al roker did a terrific job moderating the program that evening bringing his signature humor and wit every time he stepped on the stage in this clip. al first talks about the founding date of the association in a way that only al roker could through a weather report before he focused on the significance of the white house christmas ornament want to start with something. i'm kind of used to a little bit of a weather report. the national airport recorded the temperatures 76.3 degrees fahrenheit with winds out of the southeast at 15 miles per hour at midday on november 3rd 1961. because an attorney carson glass hailed a taxi from his office to the district of columbia courthouse. he wouldn't need an overcoat it was overcast but glass would make it well back to his office before the light showers that were predicted arrived at 8 pm. barely months earlier carson glass had received a most unusual assignment from his boss, washington heavyweight lawyer clark clifford. he had no idea at the time that it would change the trajectory of his own career and actually become a turning point in the

what he told our al roker. >>> she fainted after getting the covid vaccine and became the focus of a massive internet conspiracy. now tiffany dover is breaking her silence exclusively to nbc news >>> and his performance at augusta as an amateur was nothing short of masterful, and it's inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbchtly news" with lester holt >>> gowelcome, everyone. it seems we can barely catch our breaths or dry the tears before another mass shooting rocks an american city just two weeks ago i stood right here reporting the heartbreaking details of a school shooting in nashville today it happened at a bank in louisville, kentucky in what the city's mayor calls an evil act of targeted violence, after a man in his 20s armed with a rifle went on a rampage in a workplace attack, streaming the horror online as he carried out the crime. four people were killed nine others rushed to a hospital for treatment. officers ran to the threat, confronting the gunman in an exchange of gunfire, killing the shooter. two police officers were among the wounded. maggie vespa is in louisvi

al roker is tracking it all for us >>> the brutal killing of a tech titan. the founder of a popular cash app stabbed to death on the street in san francisco. the search for suspects and a motive >>> the high stakes meeting. speaker kevin mccarthy welcoming taiwan's president to the u.s. our andrea mitchell one-on-one with mccarthy. is he worried the visit will escalate tensions with beijing >>> in jerusalem israeli police storm the al-aqsa mosque as fireworks are launched at them the rising tensions. >>> the deadly fire erupting in a high-rise in chicago >>> and after her announcement that surprised the world, the history making leader with one final message of empowerment >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome former president donald trump has picked up where he left off prior to his arrest yesterday here in new york while his attorneys continue to attack the substance and merits of the 34 felony charges against mr. trump. the embattled ex-president himself almost immediately resumed verbally attacking the ju

pleasure. >> kari did a little rapid fire q&a with al roker.nny. he's big into walking. and the most steps he's gotten in a day, 23,000. his favorite thing about being in the bay, he said everything. make sure you stay with us this morning and watch al and the rest of the third our "today" show team coming up right here on nbc bay area. >>> a new report says the bay area has the worst performing housing market in the nation. prices in the bay area have dropped a staggering 24% from their peak last summer. that's more than double the national average of 10%. analysts say it's partly because people have been moving away, meaning there is more supply than demand. the co-found of parcel labs says it has a lot to do with interest rates. >> so if you see indications of mortgage rates coming down, particularly a big decline in interest rates for mortgages, then you can expect home prices to go up over the subsequent two months. >> based on these trends, they say home buyers could have more leverage to negotiate a good deal as the spring housing market

the entire team was there -- al roker, sheinelle jones, dylan, al. folks were entertained.inery. the trip was sponsored by sonoma county tourism. they had viewers invited to experience all that fun up close and personal. >> i literally woke up to an email in my email box in the morning and said, okay, i'm not even waiting, not talking to my husband, i have a 7-month-old, i'm just going to sign up. >> the day wasn't all about wine but also protecting our climate. st. francis winery is a 380-acre certified sustainable vineyard in sonoma valley as well as russian river valley. we talked to al about the effects of climate change. >> unbelievable amounts of rain, and that's what climate change is doing. it makes violent swings with extreme weather. so it's so important for us to all, you know, really buckle down. >> to get moreehind the scenes and stories lik this, join us on "today in the bay" every monday through friday. laura, kari, mike and i will help you get started with the day. i'm marcus washington. have a great weekend. back to you. >>> let's take a live look at oracle

marcus washington and kari hall get a behind-the-scenes look at al roker and his team's trip to wine.ou "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they y see that crick k in your neneck? that ache e in your heheart? will they y see that funny y little thihing that wasasn't therere last ye? a new bobounce in yoyour ste? the way yoyour reretinal scanan connectss to your blblood sugar?r? at kaiseser permanenente all l of us workrk together to care fofor all thatat is y. >>> it is certainly not 30 rock but quite the field trip for the third hour of the "today" show team. they traveled to wine country. meteorologist kari hall and marcus washington met up with them to get a behind-the-scenes look at their bay area visit. >> a fun time had by all in sonoma valley as the third hour of "today" brought friday's show to wine country. the entire team was there, al roker, sheinelle jones, dylan dreyer, craig melvin, and the crew keeping things going behind the scenes. folks were entertained. the weather and the backdrop, just amazing out there at st. francis winery. this trip for the t

listen, i have got to give hats off to al roker across the street at nbc. the political soundbite of the week was gotten by mr. al yesterday on, i believe. >> ainsley: help me make some news and he did. >> steve: i did. on the truman balcony. of course the easter bunny was in the background and al got this soundbite out of joe. >> will you be taking easter rolls after 2024. >> i plan on at least 3 or 4 more. >> four. >> maybe five. maybe 6. what the hell. >> are you saying you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024. >> i will either be rolling an egg or being the -- you know, the guy who is pushing them out. >> come on. help a brother out. >> no, no. no. i plan on running, al, but we are not prepared to announce it yet. >> steve: i'm planning on running but not announcing it yet. >> ainsley: he has said that over and over. if he does win again. he would have five more easter egg rolls, elections in november and then he would have four m more. >> brian: how incoherent is that? how could he not have anticipated that question. always seems lik ji

some news for me here. >> i plan on running, al, but we're not prepared to announce it yet. >> so al roker be the one who breaks the big news. you can watch al and the president and first lady, and of course all the kids and bunnies on the "today" show coming up. >> i love all the spring colors everyone is wearing, too. thank you so much. >>> this is a really important story. listen to this. alzheimer's is now the fifth leading cause of death in american seniors and some populations are more susceptible than others. recent breakthroughs led to therapies to slow the progress and there's still a lot of unknowns. there is a new clinical trial aiming to better understand how the disease progresses. the alzheimer's prevention trial is the first of its kind web study that will allow anyone over 50 to monitor their memory online through 20-minute surveys. a doctor tells us there are two benefits to participating. >> one is if we see that memory is changing in the individuals, we will refer them to a site and they might be able to go into a clinical trial. that would help them. at the same time, t

al roker is here. for the first time the officers who took down the nashville school shooters speak out. what went through their minds as they raced toward the gun fire? and the uconn huskies winning in all in the family dynasties inspiring america. ♪♪ >> this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening, and welcome. it was a legal spectacle never seen before in america with potentially unprecedented political ramifications as well. donald trump, the former president and current presidential candidate walking into a new york courtroom after being fingerprinted and being charged with 34 felonies. the charges stemming from a series of alleged hush money payoffs to an adult film star in hope of ash voiding scandals as he ran for president. he is the first former american president to face criminal charges and today before a judge in manhattan criminal court he pleaded not guilty. afterward, his lawyers blasted the indictment and though he has been defiant, one source described mr. trump today

al roker joins us now. what are you watching? >> lester, we already have tornado watches in effect, iowa, illinois, on into missouri until 10:00 tonight as we watch these storms start to fire up on radar tonight, 44 million people at risk into the overnight, long, strong overnight tornadoes possible and intense wind gusts we are really concerned about this area from dubuque, quincy, cheryl into little rock and shreveport for ef-2 tornadoes. tomorrow that area moves east for 63 million people, including chicago, detroit, just west of cleveland and down into indianapolis for again, these long overnight tornadoes and during the morning hours. two to three inches of rain from houston all of the way to nashville and back up into the plains up to 30 inches of snow with blizzard conditions, lester >> all right, al thank you. >>> for the first time tonight we're hearing from the heroic police officers who responded to the deadly mass shooting last week at a christian school in nashville and stopped it from being worse. kathy park has tha

maria: that was president biden at the white house easter egg roll yesterday with al roker, telling alhe plans on running in 2024 but he's not prepared to officially announce it right now. an op-ed is warning biden about a potential democrat challengers, writing that he can rest assured his leadership is secure but he should be praying no talented progressive decides to test the waters. if that happens, the ripple effects might prove more damaging than he expects in the washington post today. yesterday, rather. joining me is the washington examiner editor in chief, hugo girden. yhugo, what is that, acall for n out against biden? what a do you think that was in the op-ed in the wash washingto? >> very interesting. it must be going on a year now, democrats have been -- some democrats have been talking about biden as being too old, he's served his purpose, beat donald trump in the last election. the majority don't want him to be running again for the presidency. he's clearly running again. he's having the best of both worlds, running and not having a formal aannouncement. that wards off s

did you listen to the interview with al roker.question. i want to be sensitive and not overly critical. but he didn't shine brightly in a friendly interview about whether or not you are going to run again do you really think going to handle classified questions about corvette. >> bret: by the way we ask every week for the white house to come on "special report," fair interview right here. he hasn't taken us up on it yet. >> brit: nor anybody else's lately. >> bret: well, panel, thank you so much. finally tonight a special report salute. >> please don't dropper. >> i won't. i got her police officers in indiana worked together to rescue six people including a greab a burning house. police on scene one minute 911 call family trapped on the second floor of the house ablaze. officers evacuated the first floor occupants. another officer located a nearby ladder and climbed his way up to the upstairs window the family care fiscal cliff handed off their child to him as soon as after all were guided down to safety all three officers involve

celebrate easter with al roker and then flies to ireland. has talked about the trump arrest, the afghanistan white wash, popping a $12 balloon with a $2 million missile, his defense department leaking secrets about our allies, the mexican president saying fentanyl is our problem. why they are hiding the trans gender shooter manifesto, why the saudis keep cutting oil production. chinese war games around taiwan and why he stashed documents chinatown. never asked about why he keeps lying about china paying his family off. we went from a president who had an answer to everything to a president who doesn't have to answer for anything. we just get this. >> is the indictment predecessor politically divisive. >> thank you. >> [shouting questions] >> mr. president, mr. president, mr. president on opec, do you have any reaction to the oil production cuts, sir? >> do you have an opinion on the manhattan. >> mr. president, mr. president, iran keeps targeting americans. does there need to be a higher cost, sir? >> [inaudible] >> jesse: the media acts lik

got breaking news apparently on the "today" show last hour, al roker is at the easter roll event at the white house and talked to the president and asked him about re-election possibilities. here is how that went. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024? >> president biden: i will either roll an egg or end up being the guy pushing them out. >> help out a brother. make some news. >> president biden: i plan on running but not prepared to announce it yet. >> bill: somewhat consistent. a little more bigger toward that statement. >> dana: there are some people who strongly believe that biden will not run for re-election. i don't put myself in that camp yet. every posture he has shows that he is going to run again. we have marc thiessen coming up more on that. >> bill: he hasn't said i am running. he has not said i will run. he says i'm planning on it. last week remember we got the punt until july or august or possibly next fall before he makes that official. >> dana: he freezes out anybody else for money. >> it is a trickle on the news that happened l

al roker, i'm sorry, that is not going to cut it.so don't want him to take questions because, one, i think they're afraid of what he is going to say. i've avoided saying that up until now but i believe the white house has correctly decided that the media is going to give them process stories, we wish you would take really more questions. they prefer to have those negative stories then deal with the consequences of the stories he might say on the other end. also, what happened to a return to norms? i thought we were returning to norms fearful of a normal thing is when a president was overseas, he does a press conference. one of the reasons you do that is because you are the leader of the free world. that is why you do it. they announced yesterday, they preannounced that the president is going away for five days to belfast, will not take any questions from the press vehicle at this point, why is the white house press corps going? why would you go? just with the pool camera go and don't starve him of attention, but the media, this morni

biden told nbc's al roker that he planned on running again at the white house easter egg roll.a look. we do have this. scott? >> i can do something here. >>> good morning, very happy friday to you. tesla stock fell hard after investors saw the spreadsheets revealing how tesla's recent price cuts were hurting the bottom line. so after six price cuts so far this year, tesla is increasing prices on some of its cars. no doubt in response to this big fall. meta has been laying off and ceo mark zuckerberg says there may be more layoffs to come. facebook less popular than it used to be, no one seems to care for the metaverse. the company's biggest promise is instagram. clorox cutting 200 jobs, though not necessarily 200 people. it will shuffle some people around and cut open positions. >> this is steph curry's twitter account. he lost his blue check from his account yesterday, so, too, did thousands of other celebrities and newsmakers, state governors, senators, even b.a.r.t. lost its blue check. twitter owner elon musk wants people to pay 8 bucks to get the check back, but the purcha

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his campaign sometimes. ♪ ♪ howard: it was at the white house easter egg roll that nbc's al roker triedo tip his hand about 2024. >> come on, help a brother out, make some news for me here. >> no, no, no. i plan on running, al, but we're not prepared to answer it yet. howard: some in the media went nuts over this, why was it treated as big news? >> that that confused me, to be honest, because biden has consistently given ire to him running in 2024 and has said very similar things in media after media, so this one wasn't as huge of a keel, i thought, seeing it because there was no quay indicator that he wasn't going to run in 2024. howard: you are right. and he was asked again about it by a bunch of reporters in ireland, and he said, i already toll you. >> he's absolutely going to run, so this speculation is beside the point -- howard: right. >> no one would cede their power, it would be unprecedented, we'd have to go back to the, like, lbj to find even a relevant example of someone eligible possibly to be president again, deciding not to. but biden, look, he did well in the midterms, hi

this was from earlier this morning outside of the white house with al roker.t this. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024? president biden: roll an egg, being the, you know, the guy who is pushing them out. >> help a brother out. make some news for me. president biden: i plan on running out but we're not prepared to announce it yet. neil: that is the closest i have heard him to running. he seems to be definitely running to me, lee. you're the expert. what do you think? >> i think he is is but i think he is smart to kind of keep it ambiguous at the moment for a couple of reasons. one, the more he is running, the more he will have to be out in front, the more he will have to be campaigning. he is not a great campaigner in this moment. he needs to keep his head down, doing his job, getting other people to speak for him. that is one of his key strategies. he talked about some about tiktok influencers and other young people talking about issues. it will not be him front and center. i'm not sure that is a wrong strategy for

i got a chance to go one-on-one with al roker and here's what he says he's looking forward to most. >> we get to hang out together. it's going to be kind of like a great third hour today sleepover. we don't normally get to travel altogether. for us to be able to do this and do it in beautiful sonoma county, i could not be happier. >> be sure to tune in this friday to the third hour of td for their special show in sonoma county at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> should be a lot of fun. >>> falling short. ahead on "today in the bay," the move lululemon may soon make after incurring losses. >> and tax day is here. we have the last-minute tips for those who have not filed, and the new deadline extended which is now available >>> good tuesday morning. right now as we head out in santa rosa, it's in the upper 30s. it is mostly clear, after some very early morning showers and we have a light northerly wind. as we go into today, mostly sunny and staying on the cool side. eventually it's going to warm up. we'll take a look at some temperatures in the upper 70s, maybe 80 coming up in a few

our al roker spoke with president biden ahead of the big celebration and asked, are you planning to stick around for another four years of egg rolling at the white house? >> help a brother out. >> no, no, no. i plan on running out but we're not prepared to announce it yet. >> biden is next due in belfast, northern ireland, to mark the anniversary of the good friday agreement that brought peace between northern ireland and the republic of ireland back in 1998, a salute to what they called the troubles. that was some english understatement. thousands people died in sectarian violence as those in the north resisted calls to unify ireland into one country. the island remains split. ireland is of course its own independent country. northern ireland is generally loyal to the crown and generally speaking wants to stay that way. differences in religion, things got very violent. and that's why this peace agreement anniversary is so important. a u.s. president is going to the problem, the uk, including northern ireland, has dropped out of the european union, but ireland hasn't, meaning this hard bo

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al roker is at the white house. this is part of al's tradition. he is kicking off the festivities.will check in with al a little bit later. >>> first let's get to our top story, the intensifying showdown about abortion rights. roe v. wade turnover left it up to the states if abortions are legal. a federal judge has now issued a ruling that would halt the use of a commonly used abortion pill nationwide. this is a case that could rise all the way to the supreme court. nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarrett is here with the latest. laura, good morning. >> good morning to you. for weeks many wondered how that judge in texas would rule in the most significant case on abortion since roe was overturned. but that judge wasn't the only federal court that had something to say about a pill that's been on the market for 23 years. >> reporter: two judges will differing decisions. leaving the fate of a widely used abortion pill in jeopardy this morning. a federal judge invalidated the fda's approval, but has given the biden administration a week to appeal. >> the scientific judgments of

al roker is tracking it all for us. >>> the brutal killing of a tech titan.he founder of a popular cash app stabbed to death on the street in san francisco. the search for suspects and a motive. >>> the high stakes meeting. speaker kevin mccarthy welcoming taiwan's president to the u.s. our andrea mitchell one-on-one with mccarthy. is he worried the visit will escalate tensions with beijing? >>> in jerusalem the

than 40 million on alert in the south and midwest, including areas still reeling from deadly storms al rokers here >>> for the first time the officers who took down the nashville school shooter speak out. what went through their minds as they raced toward the gun fire >>> and the uconn huskies winning it all in the family

what he told our al roker. >>> she fainted after getting the covid vaccine and became the focus of a internet conspiracy. now tiffany dover is breaking her silence exclusively to nbc news >>> and his performance at augusta as an amateur was nothing short of masterful, and it's inspiring america.

president biden kicked off the festivities with beloved holiday character al roker. and with al, biden dom nts 20 >> i was just wondering, mr. president, will you be taking part in the rolls, planning on after 2024? >> i plan on at least three or four more easter egg rolls. >> at least three or four more? >> maybe five. >> maybe five? >> maybe six, what the hell? i don't know. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024? >> i'll either be rolling an egg or be the guy who's pushing 'em out. >> stephen: "that's right, jack! i got big easter news: joe biden can lay eggs. easy as pie. i push 'em right out the cloaca. serve 'em up scrambled, or sit on 'em for a while, raise a beautiful flock of little baby joes. peep, peep, peep. point is, i am mentally fit to once again run for president of the united states. what's goin' on? where's jill? o!-o but it's not all... [cheers and applause] but it's not all lawn games and high fructose corn syrup for the executive branch. on thursday, we learned leaked top-secret pentagon documents on the u

sources said now the president has teased his reelection announcement for weeks now, even telling our al roker during the easter egg roll he is planning to run. mr. biden is facing headwinds with low approval ratings in most polls, and even some democrats have expressed concerns about the 80-year-old seeking a second term. now, look, aides say there is one important caveat to all of this. the plans could always shift and aren't official until the announcement is out. still, this could all be teeing up a rematch between president biden and former president trump, who is currently the front-runner in the republican race. lester >> all right kristen, thanks. >>> meanwhile, we have learned new information tonight about the criminal investigation into the president's son hunter biden. plus, an irs agent involved in that probe is now asking for whistle-blower protection hallie jackson now with late details. >> reporter: new nbc news reporting tonight on the potential criminal charges federal prosecutors have considered against the president's son. three tax crimes and a charge related to a gun purch

now the president has teased his reelection announcement for weeks now, even telling our al roker during the easter egg roll he is planning to run. mr. biden is facing headwinds with low approval ratings in most polls, and even some democrats have expressed concerns about the 80-year-old seeking a second term. now, look, aides say there is one important caveat to all of this. the plans could always shift and aren't official until the announcement is out. still, this could all be teeing up rematch between president biden and former president trump, who is currently the front-runner in the republican race. lester? >> hallie jackson, thanks very much. >>> the first flight of a powerful space rock some day destined for the moon and beyond ended with a spectacular explosion today minutes after launch. well get more now from stephanie gosk. up. >> reporter: new reporting against the president's son. three tax crimes and a charge related to a gun purchase according to two sources with the matter. but after a yearlong investigation, no charges have been brought. and now a new allegation the pres

jackie: he couldn't answer the question when he was interviewed by al roker.'s talk about hunter biden and more globally what's" on and the continues in treatment. alvin bragg going after president biden for his misdemeanor being turned into a felony. but the laptop we have known about for quite some type. we have multiple accounts of evidence that joe biden knew the business leader. they were visiting him at the white house when he was president 80 times. they are dancing around this issue and hunter biden gets to go on air force one with him and go to ireland. >> the president's brother. jackie: the associate who gave payoffs to hallie. >> why is she getting $10,000 for deals in china. what services are being provided by the biden family to make that kind of dough. jackie: specifically when you think about russia and china, two entities we are dealing with who are hostile toward the united states, and many people question why the president had acted in a certain light to allow china to continuously poke at the united states and get more aggressive and to get

they do not want joe biden to have a second act and never has anyone uttered that interview with al rokerthe easter egg roll was a disaster. when you have lost colbert, you know you have be prosecutes. democrats will fall in line and support joe biden if and when he does run again, particularly if donald trump is the opponent. regardless of his record on crime, border, foreign policy, democrats will support him even if they don't want him to because the alternative to them is a nightmare. >> ashley: if anyones he is joking, behind every joke there is truth. new study claiming climate change is adding 50 home runs per year, i will forfeit my turn and hand it to todd. >> todd: yielding time to the senator from new jersey. joe, the study says long-term increase in game-time temperature at baseball stadium and resulting increase in air density is responsible for the ball flying out of the park. now climate warriors are coming after my yankees who rely on the home run ball? >> joe: put it this way, this is how stupid this study is. look at last season, 722 fewer home runs in 2022 than in 2021.

week we got the announcement, it was delayed until later this summer, when he is in bikini shape, al roker pushed him to making an answer. >> i plan to -- at least 3 or 44 -- or 5. maybe 6, what the humanitarian. hell. >> are you saying you would take part in our upcoming election in 2024. >> i'll either roll an egg or be the guy who is pushed them out. >> help a brother out. >> no, no. i plan on running now but we're not prepared to announce it yet. kennedy: rolling egg or push them out your bottom. why is the president being so coy? according to axios, his adviser think it is strategyically better to wait it could keep other democrats out of the race, if he does not run, went that dumb plan backfire on his party? after all the republicans already have two -- so fuerte . former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis, trump is trying to push desantis out and other republicans have signaled the run, but the path for republicans is note clear because of a massive elephant in the room, former president's growing legal problems. a new abc news shows 48% of americans say trump

answer today, on television about whether or not he was going to run about a very nice guy named al rokera long answer about the eggs, the this and that. look. i don't think he can. say what you want, we didn't expect him to get it. people would say he won an election. he goes i got the most votes of any sitting vote in president. i was told if i got 15 million less i couldn't lose and they're surrounded by vicious smart people radical left people that are very smart but they're vicious. it's not him. he's in you're land. he's not going to have a world conference. when the world is exploding i own property in you're land. the world is exploding around us and could you end up in a third world war and this guy is going to be in you're land. he hasn't had a news conference in months. >> well, he can't. so if he doesn't run, if he's taken out by his own party or who knows what happens but doesn't seem like he's capable of running again, who does run? >> well, obviously the one they would talk about would be the vice-president, kamala. that would be the one they talk about but i don't think sh

we heard him say to al roker that he does expect to run. we'll see. stars of instagram and tik tok could get their own briefing room at the white house essentially as journalists, which they're not according to axios. most of them are not. even as the administration calls on congress to pass a bill that could lead to banning tik tok. so do they want to keep it or use it in their elections? here's one of the influencers that the white house is reportedly in talks with. >> republicans have no policy to help young people. they're trying to take away our rights. >> fascinating. kim reynolds is standing by. her state is considering banning children from having social media accounts without their parent's permission. but first the background on this from fox business correspondent lydia hu. hi, lydia. >> hundreds of influencers could be enlisted by the white house according to axios. this team of influencers will reportedly be unpaid, but may get their own briefing room and press passes. a short while ago, white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was

he told al roker this week i'm going to run but waiting to officially declare. >> you wait as a presidentnt to become lame duck so you could wait till fall of 2023 to remain your presidential power but it is likely he will. >> one name is not on this, rfk jr. who has declared an intention to run but not yet formally filed is what we're told which is why he's in the on the graphic, but he will be in the mix for the democrats as well. >> let's take a look at polling and financing. fox news poll 2024 republican nominees for president, among republican primary voters, donald trump with a commanding lead over everyone else coming in at 54 percent. ron desantis registers 24. and then, you know, single digits for most of the other -- >> this is interesting too because as happened in 2016, to the benefit of donald trump, i'm not diminishing this number, this is a huge number 54 percent in a poll amongst republicans coming after the mar-a-lago raid. i can't recall when the indictment was if that's included in this poll. it would have been toward the far edges of it, if that were the case. he may b

>> listen, it was a cute moment with al roker. think he indicated, as he has said repeatedly he is running for re-election in 2024 and fired upt race. but listen, the president just wrapped up his speech at belfast, university. he met with both parties in northern ireland, an important message he is bringing in terms of unity and celebration of the 25 years of the good friday accords and the work that still needs to be done episcopal will i in northern ireland with the different factions. it was spot on, gaffe free and compassionate and important message. he continues his tour in the republic of ireland. >> harris: when that lawmaker felt the need to publicly say don't do this what does it say to you, cassie? >> well just as kevin had to point out it was gaffe-free. the fact that is even something we point out in the president of the united states remarks just tells you that people expect him to make mistakes. expect him to say things they'll have to clean up after. every time he does it, it is a weakness. every time it exposes a

al roker at the white house easter egg roll he intends to run but not ready to announce it.rm ends in 2026. >> dana: here we go. >> bill: the search continues for a young minnesota mother of two. her name is madeleine kingsbury. she dropped her kids at daycare a week ago and hasn't been seen since. her sister speaking with fox news. >> the morning of friday, march 31st, she had sent me a text at 8:15 in the morning. regular text for her. we were chuckling about a funny photo exchanged between us. that was the last communication. >> bill: with us now fox nation host nancy grace. nice to see you. good morning. put together a timeline now. she was last seen dropping her two kids off at daycare at 8:00 a.m. the father of her kids says that he was with her until about 10:00 a.m. the police are saying between 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 her car left home and then came back later early that afternoon and the police will not confirm who was driving the car. they do not know. that's about as tight of a timeline we can put together right now. what do you read there this and what do you need t

he made it clear to al roker that he is certainly thinking that. he's going to take his time.is time approach, what do you think of that? >> well, look, whether or not someone is running for president, they all lie. barack obama said he was president running. he ran. bill clinton said he wasn't running. he ran. john f. kennedy declared in october. when biden says he's running, that means he might be running. okay? he doesn't want to be a lame duck president. you have to play it along. i think that means probably 60/40 he's running. i don't think it means more than that. >> neil: all right. i can't believe that we pursue these subjects. good seeing you. mark penn on all of that. harry going to his dad's coronation. harry's wife is not after this. ♪ ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is made for more. bring more. ♪ do more. ♪ see more. ♪ and be more. ♪ the all-new chevy colorado. made for more. ♪ lowe's knows deals, so you can find the color you like at a price you love. buy one get one 50% off on 1-gallon cans and 5-gallon pails of hgtv home® by sherwin-williams and cabot®. shop spri

al roker might be the most congenital, easiest going interviewer on the planet and joe biden could barely an interview with him. bret baier just had on jesse, i'm sure you saw 150 days since biden had an actual press conference. he can't speak, he can't walk. he certainly can't climb the stairs. there's no way in my opinion, no matter how many influencers they have working in his favor, there is zero fan base for joe biden out there. people voted against trump. that's it. >> jesse: how was your easter and the easter bunny almost had to come and save the guy. jorge, who i believe has been on "jesse watters primetime," was fighting at ufc event that trump was at. and after the fight, he took the mic, here's what he said. >> i want to say greatest president in the history of the world sitting right there. [cheers] >> i love that guy. and take that do you know who -- let's go brandon out of power and replace him. >> jesse: got a young men in the audience and a lot of young athletes and a lot of famous faces and those aren't paid influencers. those are real people. how does that contrast with

take even the conversation you had with al roker where he says i'm planning to run. had so few news conferences and he has not addressed issues so infrequently that suddenly that becomes a bit of news and the white house has to say well it was not a formal declaration, blah blah blah. so i agree with you, he would be better off, the country would be better off by him having regular news conferences and the fact he doesn't have them and it's not normal for him to do what he is doing raises questions as to why. we have to end up with one thing, which is he is surrounded by people who don't think he is up for the normal process of being president and that's troublesome for the country. >> bill: you are saying it is a competency issue. >> yeah, sure. they're worried about him. >> bill: maybe that's it or maybe running from something. fox digital posted an hour ago hunter biden's business partners and assistants visited the white house more than 80 times while he was vice president. that's something. >> yeah. well, they don't want him to answer tough questions. just think