. >> reporter: in the years since chris ashley from frederick, maryland first plugged into his new electric of running out of juice have disappeared. >> the more you drive the vehicle, the more you learn how to plan your trips and when to charge. >> reporter: 2/3 worry about not having enough range prior to their vehicle purchase. but after owning an ev, that dropped to 30%, according to a recent canadian survey. one reason? better battery technology coupled with more vehicle options. this lucid sedan claims over 500 miles per charge. but it's nearly 140,000 price tag is a budget buster. the university of delaware found one in four could do all their driving in an ev with a ran ofs a home charger. >> on average, evs are getting around 250 or even uprange. that is a totally appropriate amount for the amount of driving most people do. >> reporter: alex nisek from our partners at consumer reports. >> as far as range goes, we're starting to see range anxiety to be the prominent issue. >> reporter: there are nearly 54,000 publicly available fast charging stations nationwide. the majority are alo

. >> reporter: in the year since chris ashley from frederick, maryland, first plugged into his new electricce disappeared. >> it is foolish to think that you won't have range anxiety in the beginning. however, the more you drive the vehicle, the more you start to learn how to plan your trips and how to charge and when to charge. >> reporter: two-thirds of drivers worried about not having enough range prior to their vehicle purchase, but after owning an ev, that dropped to 30%, according to a recent canadian survey. one reason, better battery technology coupled with more vehicle options. this lucid sedan claims over 500 miles per charge, but its nearly $140,000 price tag is a budget buster. the university of delaware found one in four could do all of their driving in an ev with a range of just 143 miles with the help of a home charger. >> on average, evs are getting around 250 or even up to 300 miles of range. that is a totally appropriate amount for the amount of driving most people do. >> reporter: alex knizek from our partners at consumer reports. >> as far as range anxiety goes, we are r

we have to get that info structure so we can g m it. >> reporter: chris ashley is charged up for a summerys in his. kris van cleave, cbs news, detroit. >> norah: really interesting. all right, the shooting plot foiled at the stanley cup finals. what we are learning next. ♪ ♪ known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers. one of those cancers is triple-negative breast cancer. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medicines as treatment before surgery and then continued alone after surgery when you have early-stage breast cancer and are at high risk of it coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, severe nausea or vomiting, headache, light sensitivity, eye problems, irregular heartbea

. >> reporter: in the year since chris ashley from frederick, maryland, first plugged into his new electricisappeared. >> it's foolish to think you won't have range anxiety in the beginning. however, the more you drive the vehicle, the more you start to learn how to plan your trips and how to charge and when to charge. >> reporter: two-thirds of drivers worried about not having enough range prior to their vehicle purchase. but after owning an ev, that dropped to 30% according to a recent canadian survey. one reason, better battery technology coupled with more vehicle options. this lucid sedan claims over 500 miles per charge, but it's nearly $140,000 price tag is a budget buster. the university of delaware found 1 in 4 could do all their driving in an ev with a range of just 143 miles with the help of a home charger. >> on average, evs are getting around 250 or even up to 300 miles of range. that is a totally appropriate amount for the amount of driving most people do. >> reporter: alex nicek from our partners at consumer reports. >> as far as range anxiety goes, we're really starting to se

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chris cristi. that be interesting, trump and c risti together on a debate stage. he gets 6% support in that poll of new hampshire voters. nikki haley came in with 5%. ashleyris cristi says he's ready to duke it out. that be interesting, lauren, thank you very much. now this. a businessman and former navy seal is challenging democrat montana senator john tester for his seat in 2024. watch this. >> whether it was in war or business i see problems and solve them. america needs conservative leaders who love our country and that's why i'm running for the united states senate. ashley: that's the republican candidate tim sheehey joins me now. great to see you. look, you've done everything. navy seal, pilot firefighting helicopters, you've run businesses, but what made you want to run for senate and challenge john tester? >> well thanks for having me. you know it's about service. i love this country. i've done a lot. my wife was a marine officer so we both served in afghanistan and coming home to see the challenges facing our country from an open southern border to our deficit to our inflation and i've been privileged to start and own a couple of small businesses

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great conversation, congressman chris smith republican from new jersey. appreciate it. >> thank you. ashley: coming up, here is a question for you, thank you. will a.i. revolutionize cybersecurity or usher in a new era of security threats? cyber expert morgan wright will join me to break it down. first, hadley heath manning has takes on effort to combat the anti-family push. that story coming up. ♪. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones when the davises booked their vrbo vacation home, they didn't know about this view. or the 200-year-old tree in the backyard. or their neighbors down the hill. but one thing they did know is exactly how much they'd pay. because vrbo is different. you see the total price up front. of course, it's good to leave room for some surprises. boo! ♪ hive blockchain, a leading bitcoin miner and data center owner, builds infrastructure that powers the bitcoin blockchain. featuring a robust growth strategy. aims to double their mining

ashley: and that's what the polls reflect, terrific stuff, thanks for being with us today. chrishristie again taking shots of front runner donald trump. what's he saying now? lauren: can't believe i'm going to say this on television. he is the cheapest as so be i've ever met in my life. he should take a pledge today to instruct his campaign to no longer spend any public money on his legal fees. he is the richest candidate in this race, yet he is using public money to pay his legal fees. he should be ashamed. much of trump's support comes from the grassroots, small donors. regular americans's hard earned money is going towards trump's attorneys. do you think those americans have a problem with of that, or is that why they are donating to him? they are supporting him because they are against this two tiered system of justice. ashley: whatever it takes to fight the deep state. governor of north dakota, weighing another 2024 election, she endorsing anyone? ashley: she stopped short of an endorsement of donald trump but conceded he is the likely winner. watch. >> trump is in the race,

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. 2024 race continues to take shape former new jersey governor chris christie officially jumped into the race. wasted no time going after front runner donald trump. former vice president mike pence officially launching his bid with the campaign video and the governor of north dakota, doug jumping in the race as well. it's getting crowded. on the democrat side instead of campaigning, president biden is getting ready to come for another home appliance. this time -- your gas powered furnace read if that sounds ridiculous, new york city is suing kia hyundai saying they are too easy to steal. because criminals want more of a challenge i guess. to the sports world, bga under fire for making a deal. i wonder how the players feel who missed out on the huge paydays because they chose to stay loyal. all of this is just beginning. let's get to the markets, the dow, s&p and nasdaq slightly higher premarket picking up where we left off and the markets are waiting for inflation data that comes up next week. as maria talked about, wildfires in canada are to blame for

ashley, let's talk with you. could desantis go up against trump without attacking him the way chris christie has been?for the duration of the campaign, it is clear right now that desantis isn't going to necessarily call trump out by name. but as we get closer to the debates and toward the end of the year, i think if he stays somewhat higher in the polls, higher than the other field of candidates, and the republican party, he will need to start calling out his direct opponent. but right now he's just slow walking it. i d i don't necessarily agree with that strategy but i think he's slow walking whether he wants to call out trump by name. >> he was reluctant to do until today. and trump allies are reeling after speaker mccarthy's comments on cnbc. and they were interesting. take a listen. >> it is a complicated if he's got all of the trials and all of this stuff overhanging. >> it makes it complicated and also helped him win. >> you think he could win an election? could he win an election. >> yeah he can. >> you think he can. >> the question is, is he the strongest to win the election? don't know that a

chris christie donated 5 million dollars to make psychedelics go mainstreamful but because they are mainstream does not mean they are safe. upon joining me now is luke violent of smart approaches to marijuana ashley ryan a psychedelic coach. ashley, according to the dea the use of these class of drugs could produce panic reactions psychotic episode if a higher user injester a higher dose could in the worse cases result in death? but your reaction is that -- they are a benefit, why? >> people make bad decisionos mushroom us can't over dose on them. people make bad decisionos alcohol all the time we have evidence coming out of institutions like john's hop consistency university am that show mush rams are safe and effective treatment for anxiety, depression, ptsd and research coming in every day. and so what we are seeing is that mushrooms help people feel more relaxed they address that anxiety. they address depression and make people feel happier and effective treatment, that's when veterans deserve they deserve natural medicines to heel and people who want to use these medicines to help them heel should have the tune to do so. >> lite get luke n. sounds like magic. anxiety. depression. ptsd. bette

ashley: he does golf and politics and stocks. thank you very much. who knows what's coming next. let's get to that story. house committee chair james comer and he'll hold fbi director christopher wrayn contempt of congress and involved in a criminal bribery scheme. >> the investigation is not dead that . is only the beginning. remember, the main reason they're not wanting to make this public is because they're concerned about the source. the highly credible and i haven't read that in a lot of outlets but highly credible source been with the euro since the obama administration. ashley: interesting, interesting. congressman andy biggs, republican from arizona joins us now. great to have you here, congressman. look, the fbi director just won't turn over the physical document to the committee. it's unclassified so the question is why not? >> well, that's the question we keep asking, ashley. is why won't you just let us have it? even if it was classified, we could go to the skiff, we're all cleared but for some reason they don't want to give it to us and because of all the other context going along with what's going on with the fbi and republicanization of the fbi. there's a