elizabeth: back with us now, chris wilson. sit tight.a new federal push. what g.o.p. senators warn is meddling in local elections. >> here is h my plan for first hundred days in second term, john lewis voting rights act. i did all i was able to do with economy of authority but we need the act we need to pass the freedom to vote act. i'll sign them both into law immediately. elizabeth: chris, he wants expand same day r registration, voted by mail, early voting, and no voter idea. >> he is doubling down -- if you play the same rest of strspeech the same threat of democracy rhetoric, and he is guaranteeing to take over elections, in any issue where biden attacks republicans almost guaranteed he is pursuing the most radical policies imaginable. she should have been supporting the save act. all but 5 voted to allow noncitizens to vote in an election, if there is a radical side of this, it is no question it is coming from yoblan joe biden and the democrats. >> trump is calling for paper ballots, same day voting and voter idea i.d. do you think

so we just 5 minutes sir, of chris wilson and the president of finland, alex understood, arrived at the military air base just outside of the us capital, both countries joining the alliance after russia invaded ukraine in 2022. during ukraine has what it means to defend itself against russia will be top of the agenda at the summit. nato has been discussing the prospect of your granting membership for years. however, it's not expected to be discussed at this summit of the nato countries have said those support ukraine as long as it takes in a fight against russian aggression, which nato has described as an existential threat. russian president vladimir putin for his part sees nato's eastward expansion to his country's borders as a justification for his war on ukraine. following moscow's 1st illegal land grab of crimea in 2014, keeps thought to join the western military alliance for greater protection. nato countries. i've said ukraine will eventually become a member. but last year, somebody in vilnius, the alliance refused to commit to a timeline, a huge disappointment for president belo

former pennsylvania congressman, talk about pedigree, chris wilson, wpa intelligence ceo. as a democrat, someone who respects and likes the president, a lot of things just don't add up. why couldn't he just say i felt i could continue in this job, it was going to be an uphill fight convincing others and that is why i am here tonight? >> i think that is what he said in so many words. the reality is june 27th, in that month, he lost his fastball, didn't say that exactly last night but he did say things like i can't let my personal ambition stand in the way of our democracy. his line about kings and dictators do not rule in america, we the people do, was really eloquent. it is about the future. he will run through the tape the next six months and hopefully a new generation of leaders leading our country. neil: i get what he is saying about kings and queens, but it doesn't add up to me because you placed your self as someone who wasn't a king or queen or royalty and you felt fit as a duly represented leader, elected that way and nominated by the party that way to carry on the

i would ask your producers to punch up a video of, i think it is chris wilson with the lincoln projectng flat out, we need to put a bullet into trump. i hope you can do that. thank you for taking my call. host: lori in new jersey, republican. caller: how are you? i am so grateful [indiscernible] i am so upset that that happened to him. [indiscernible] host: do you want to see and hear from him today at the convention? caller: i would love to hear from him. believe me, i would do anything he asks of me. i wanted to become a delegate from new jersey just to support him and his whole family, i love them all. especially him. he is the best president of my lifetime. host: lori, republican in new jersey. caroline, democrat caller in ohio. caller: yes. i'm excited to hear from trump and also to hear his vp pick. all along, i thought it was going to be nikki haley, so i'm also interested to hear what she has to say. if not her, of course, since i'm from ohio, i want j.d. vance, because he was so loyal to me when it came to some of the things he was working on for the internet connectivity thin

again, that assigned by susie wiles wilson, chris lacivita, as well as the chairman of the republican national committee, wolf. the convention is on, but this will be no ordinary convention. this is no ordinary moment in our political discourse here, 115 days remain until the end of this campaign and they are entirely different now than we thought just a few hours ago, a few examples are these the biden campaign has suspended its advertising they are not advertising in pennsylvania or other battleground states the president, of course, we saw earlier tonight saying that this type of political violence has no place former presidents have weighed in. we've heard from a former president george w bush, former president barack obama all saying that with president bush calling it a cowardly attack, president obama's, and that there's no place for this type of violence in american politics. so wolf, we have now, we never know what presidential campaigns will be about. they changed throughout the course of the campaigns. now, violence and this will be a central part of the conversation here.

wilson, bbc news at lord�*s. time for a look at the weather. here�*s chris. of the midlands where we have well over our monthly allocation of rain. the rain still coming down across north—east scotland, the low pressure slow moving, loitering here. patchy rain across northern ireland, northern england, that sink southwards over night reaching wales and the north midlands. temperatures double figures for the most part, a0 celsius. tomorrow more rain across north—east scotland, the rain turning light and patchy at —— 1a celsius. then we have this tone of damp weather for northern england, across wales, the midlands, the rain turning showery as the day goes by but across southern parts of wales, a nice day with warm sunshine to look forward to an top temperatures reaching 23 degrees. the weather will feel like it should do, like july. for friday, we have pretty unsettled weather conditions working across northern france and the chance we will see rain clipping into south—east england. otherwise, a weak area of high pressure trying

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and thank you ranking member wilson for holding today's hearing on amtrak and passenger rail safety across the country. before i begin, i want to welcome representative chris deluzio. i look forward to your partnership on rail safety and other initiatives to make america's infrastructure cleaner, greener, safer, and more accessible. turning to today's hearing, the bipartisan infrastructure law was a monumental achievement that supercharged our nation's investment in rail, with more than $100 billion in funding. the bil provided long improvements in transportation systems and infrastructure. these investments are creating jobs and benefiting the committee. for inner city passenger rail, it included development. it made possible for the first time ever, dedicated, reliable federal funding dispersed over five years to improve and expand intercity passenger rail. since our hearing last year, the fra has announced $26.6 billion in bil grants for 237 projects. this includes 69 corridors in 44 states, including the district of columbia, that were all recipients of corridor i.d. grants. the cascadeia grant, and the current state supported amtrak cascades route tha