>> or governor christine todd whitman thank you very much for your time. hope to have another conversation soon about all this. really appreciate it. >> look forward to it. thank you. >> appreciate it. up next multiple bomb threats have recently targeted synagogues in new york. how officials are beefing up security as we enter a period three to jewish holidays come upon one year since the october 7 attacks in israel. that's coming up >> i've been saying publicly what people say and turns out i have enough money. i could just shut up cnn we know how to turn something that needs fixing into something fabulous. we're excited to share some fabulous new design finds that we created for your next remodel. see them now at rebounds.com everything down to this done from design and products? removal and installation rebound this with you through every step of your remodel color visit rebuff.com for your free and home design consultation. >> whether you're a professional driver or just a fan, vehicle breakdowns are costly. >> it started taghi start making some really

solar ribbon-cutting -- there was a time once upon a time christine todd whitman, your father, they were proenvironment republicans. this district has all of this land preserved because republicans in part were the ones who lead on that sure the highlands act was passed and clean water and open space. so to throw around the green new deal like something radical, when i don't even think you know what is in it. at the same time, the ra had huge investments in green energy but you despaired that as it was a socialist intervention. you and i both know our economy is moving towards a green economy. we have to. there's no way to compete overseas if we are not reducing our impacts and increasing our homegrown energy. we have to do it in a way that is responsible and speaks to the people whose jobs are in that sector. we must move quickly and efficiently. so we can be proenvironment. you don't have to use scare tactics against the green new deal. being proenvironment includes energy, but also things like open space, clean water, and clean air. >> i will give you 30 seconds to respond before movi

christine todd whitman and the co-chair of the state's united democracy center and timothy snider, professor of history at yale university and the author of his new book "on freedom." want to thank you all for being here. molly and tara, you are joining me here. molly, i don't care how chafed you are, we've been through a lot politically, there's got to be something about the symbolism, having kamala harris and liz cheney at what is the birthplace of the republican party. >> so i think that what's happened here is two really important things, right? first is that they're creating this permission structure. you may not be a republican -- you may not be a democrat, you may not like what she's offering, but you care more about american democracy than you do about the nuances of her political party or her political goals. the other thing is that what this does is it breaks through these lower information voters and they see that something is different about this election, that donald trump is not running as a normal candidate, that he really is running as an autocrat. so when they see someone li

with cnn political commentator margaret hoover, former republican governor of new jersey, christine todd whitman, democratic strategist, chuck rocha and former republican again, strategist and pollster lee carter margaret let me start with you. your reaction to what trump said last night from donald hebb, anna time to turn the page. it's no surprise. he's going to double down on crazy going to double down on the offensive. i'm going to double down on the things that are going to rile up his base. because what he needs right now is to get every single one of those people who voted for him in 2016 dropped off in 2020. and that's in pennsylvania. that's in that blue wall. blue wall states. and all across in these battleground states they will come out the crazier. he gets the more offensive he gets because that's what they need to hear. and so that's that's that's his formulas. if you want negativity if you want trash, talk about agree that's what you're going to get listened to donald trump's closing argument and leigh, women are outpacing men in early voting in battleground states so far, abortio

adam kinzinger, former georgia lieutenant governor geoff duncan, former new jersey governor christine todd whitman and several other former trump aides. >> the event will take place in washington, crossing at a location close to where george washington and troops crossed the delaware river and 17, 1776 that of course a turning point in the american revolution. now, in terms of her week ahead, we will see the vice president senate, head to wisconsin after pennsylvania, than michigan and then she'll end the week in georgia. >> sara, eva mckend. thank you so much for that reporting this morning. >> appreciate it. kate. >> donald trump's sits down for an interview at the chicago economic club, and it quickly turned combative. >> you've got to be able to finish a thought because it's very important. this is big stuff we're talking about. you can't go that madonna, so let me just saudia so i said no, i'm just telling you basic it's called the wave. it's all these different things happening plan is ready. >> we know about how the country free his planning to retaliate against iran for its attack. the new