. >>> joining us now to discuss, politico's managing e editor elana shore. and from bunch bowl news alice kegle. while this budget is late, we should point out later than anticipated, elana when we look at this in terms of how it's setting up the fight for congress with the president coming out with these very specific narratives, specifically talking about entitlements. does that give democrats the narrative at this point? >> they certainly hope it does. particularly with donald trump out there in the presidential primary slamming nikki haley, any republican who would consider touching entitlements. democrats see an advantage in terms of how this budget treats social security and medicare. but republicans would rather make the conversation about overall debt cutting and avoiding the types of tax increases the president is proposing. so it's a jump ball for a narrative. >> we've been watching beyond the budget a possibility of default on the nation's debt as republicans push for other spending cuts. kevin mccarthy speaking about that yesterday. complaining t

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next, elana omar weighing in on possible ban on tiktok, is she for or against?auren: against a ban, wants tiktok to stay, she wants aoc and jamal bowman to single out tiktok. >> what is proposed in congress right now is censorship, it is against the first amendment and will disenfranchise people in this country, to gin up rhetoric to ban one platform that is being utilized right now by 25 million americans. the problem is there sweeping by present agreement to ban it including the democratic caucus chair pete aguilar who says a ban is on the table. we look forward to steps ahead but i don't think the doors closed. then he was talking about this generational gap between squad members like aoc and jamaal bowman who say don't ban it, but they are in their 40s, what kind of generational gap are we talking about? same age for the most part. that was not a good reason to explain their differences. stuart: i think there's a political element as well. if democrats ban tiktok someone will vote against the democrats. they could lose the had vote. the interior was secretar

should not claim to stand for holocaust education, they should have conversations with rashida tlaib, elanave a conversation with them and teach them about the holocaust and we can have a conversation. the ironic part of this movement is that they are turning a parental consent bill into a lie about what is being taught in schools, that we are banning history. that's not part of this conversation at all. when you put in front of the american people, whether talking floridians or otherwise, the actual basic point of the legislation, not teaching kids there are 17,000 genders, not telling them 9-year-old that they can change genders, when you start having those conversations parents overwhelmingly side with the legislation. that's what this is about. the other aspect of this bill is telling the parents what the curriculum is. why do democrats not want the curriculum known? stuart: thank you very much indeed. jason chaffetz. any comment? >> jason rantz is right. i don't think there should be a federal department of education, they should get out of the business, leave it to the states, let the

i think when people hear about silicon valley bank they think this about mark zuckerberg or elana mustas is affected by this at all. this is the craft company at sea paying its mom and pop merchants throughout silicon valley this is farmworkers and the wine making parts of my district. i've heard from so many people have not heard if they're able to pay rent next week. we absolutely need more clarity and urgency on a solution to make sure people confidence going into monday. >> because congressman, if you have the financial opens tomorrow morning and there is not a plan in place that you might have the potential for some panic out there among investors among banking consumers and so on. >> i think that's right this is a real inflection point for regional banking. possibly with a greater risk than the financial prices or the savings-and-loan crisis during the 80s. silicon valley bank had $42 billion of withdrawal in a single day. the single bank run in history. this is not it's a wonderful life in the digital era confidence can dishabille facet. we want to make sure people have enough c

cnn's elana te a train joins us. elena, what are you hearing for those in trump's inner circle?y break with him, though more limited in number. you're hearing more in private? >> i am, jim and erica. i reached out to nine former trump kpcampaign officials who were with him throughout 2016, and only three of them are publicly willing to say that they support donald trump's third white house bid. another three said that they wanted to remain neutral during the primary and the other three refused to weigh in for the story or do not respond to our request for comment. i'll just add, i think one of the most interesting things i picked up through the course of my reporting is about former trump 2016 campaign manager cory l lewandowski. i'm told that he's recently been privately reaching out to republican operatives and donors telling them not to support donald trump for 2024. and also pitching himself to potentially other presidential campaigns including that of governor ron desantis and governor kristi noem. lewandowski denied that reporting to cnn, but i spoke with more than a dozen

. >> state representative elana rubl knows all about being a political minority.he's a democrat in ruby red idaho and voted against the state bill. are you surprised that it has already gotten this far? >> i'm saddened, but i'm not surprised. we are in a time of unprecedented partisanship and hostility. we heard marjorie taylor greene calling for the breakup of america, because it's so unbearable, apparently, for people of differently political ideologies to be living together. >> we don't think of ourselves as a successionist movement, we see ourselves as a self-determination movement. >> are you hearing from other places around the country? >> yes, we are hearing from all over the country. because this is not a problem that's unique to the state of oregon. >> reporter: matt mccall used to live in portland but moved east where he was born, frustrated by pandemic policies of the city. laws should match the citizens, he says. >> we can match people up to government they want and everybody gets the government they want and the political tension goes down. >> reporte

. >> reporter: state representative elana rubell knows all about being a political minority.y red idaho. and voted against the state bill. are you surprised that it has already gotten this far? >> i'm saddened but i'm not surprised. >> we are in a time i think of unprecedented partisanship and hostility. we heard marjorie taylor greene calling for the breakup of america because it's so unbearable apparently for people of different political ideologies to live together. >> we don't think of ourselves as a secessionist movement. we see ourselves as a self determination movement. >> reporter: are you hearing from other places around the kuptdry? >> yes, we are hearing from all over the country because this is not a problem that's unique to the state of oregon. >> reporter: matt used to live in oregon but moved east, frustrated by pandemic policies of the city. laws should match the citizens, he says. >> we can match people up to government they want, and everybody gets the government they want and the political tension goes down. >> reporter: should this happen in other places?