what is your view of the house gop majority? you can join us in a text with your first name, city and state, at (202) 748-8003crats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8003chip roy was on cnn. this is what he had to say about the $1.2 trillion spending package. >> i want some sense of sanity on spending. some sense of sanity on the board he. -- border. some sense of sanity on the issues people care about. we got none of that. we got a doubling down on the thing that the people who sent me to washington and the vast majority of texans and americans are frustrated with. when i went to washington as a staffer 20 years ago, the national debt was 6 trillion dollars. nt back to texas and did a bunch of stuff. i come back to congress and we are at $34.5 trillion. both parties are equally to blame over that time. the entire establishment in washington keeps spending money we don't have, racking up debt to expand policies that are undermining their safety and well-being. laken riley died because of mass

buck has been a thorn in the gop side for a while now, lamenting that the gop is too beholden to donaldpresidential candidate, on behalf of my party, and i'm very sad that others in my party have taken the position that as long as we get the white house, it doesn't really matter ought we say. >> now, it's unclear what buck's next move is, but today, he was slamming his fellow republicans. >> a lot of this is personal. that's the problem. instead of having decorum, instead of operating in a professional manner, this place has just evolving into this

. >>> plus amid so much gop dysfunction, we're going to explain why one gop lawmaker it is talking about mike johnson in the same breath as hannibal lector. >> i ate his liver -- >>> and new questions about ted cruz and his role in pushing the trump plot to steal the election. we'll talk to the democrat who's running against him and trying to turn texas blue. all of that and more when we're back in just 60 seconds. that a back in just 60 seconds. -dad, what's with your toenail? -oh, that...? i'm not sure... -it's a nail fungus infection. -...that's gross! -it's nothing, really... -it's contagious. you can even spread it to other people. -mom, come here! -don't worry about it. it'll go away on its own! -no, it won't go away on its own. it's an infection. you need a prescription. nail fungus is a contagious infection. at the first signs, show it to your doctor... ... and ask if jublia is right for you. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. its most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness... ... itching, swelling, burning or stinging,

mike pence is the old school establishment for the gop. that's a dying breed if not a total dinosaur, right? what does it tell you that there were chants, as juanita, when trump called for hanging his vice president on january 6th, he makes this announcement and it ends up being a conversation point for you and me and juanita. >> it's incredible. the republican establishment is not a dinosaur. it's dinosaur bones in a museum. it does not exist. it's gone. and there is a new republican party and it is in the image of donald trump and that's -- you know, that's hard for me to accept. i didn't agree with the old republican party but i actually thought it's good to have a more progressive and conservative party duking it out and you get better policies that way, i think. but not with -- not with donald trump maga republican party, which cannot be reasoned with r negotiated with because it does whatever the whim of donald trump happens to be on a given day. i like ukraine. i don't like ukraine. okay, no more money for ukraine. that's kind of th

shrinking gop near house majority. madeleine rivera is light and a washington with all of the details. and madeline, what a drama. >> it is. this ends eight months long fight of a government funding and the statement the president says this agreement was compromised neither side got everything it wanted. the bipartisan spending bill rejects extreme cuts from house republicans expands access childcare and research funds mental health and substance abuse care. advances american leadership abroad and provides resources to secure the border that my administration successfully fought to include braid the senate seat syncing up with the house of voting 74 -- 24 to pass 1.2 trillion dollars spending package. it funds key agencies including the departments of defense, state, and homeland security. but conservatives, especially those in the house are not happy with how the vote went down in their chamber. they are angry of the lack of border provision. in the fact democrats gave this bill a massive boost to get it to the finish

as i politics sunday, i'm >> raju, we >> begin this week with upheaval in the gop. house speaker mike johnson, job is in jeopardy and new this morning, sources told me that democrats are willing to save him the outlines of pathway to proving aid for ukraine, which has been stalled for months in badly divides the gop. while congress just ended a saga over funding, the us government. 1, that caused the previous speaker his job in an unprecedented uprising last fall, the new speaker is facing a similar revolt over the major deal he just cut with the white house avoid a shutdown, opening a new front in the internal gop war that has defined 118th congress and could put republican's razor-thin majority in jeopardy in november. now the latest rebellion led by hard-right congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who is ready to forced, whose rent is ready to force a vote to seek johnson's ouster tell us how this plays out. from here. we're going on a two-week recess when you come back when the house comes back, is that when you call up this boat? >> haven't said when that's goi

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give us your view of the house gop biden impeachment.e are opening special lines to this conversation. if you support the house gop and their push to try to impeach president joe biden, your number is going to be (202) 748-8000. if you oppose the house republicans biden impeachment effort, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8001. keep in mind you can always text us your opinion at (202) 748-8003. and we are always reading on social media on facebook, as facebook.com/c-span, and our next -- and on x @cspanwj. again, the house this previous week brought hunter biden in for a closed-door question-and-answer session as they tried to move forward with their impeachment efforts on president joe biden. pew did a poll recently to ask americans what they think about the efforts of the gop to impeach president joe biden, and i want to bring that poll you right now. pew said about half of americans, 52%, approved house republicans decisions to conduct an impeachment inquiry into joe biden while 45% disapprove. these opinions and views about whet

media minimizes gop investigation.emocrat investigation on the other hand are treated like the college of cardinals, they demand to know when the gop will move forward with impeachment. >> let's do the impeachment, why continue to waste millions of dollars the taxpayers money if were going to impeach because you believe you've shown he's committed a high crime and misdemeanor, what you waiting on. >> we have chairman jordan here also the double chairman why are you calling for the vote in your committee, when is it going to happen. >> they did not seem to mind when nancy pelosi took weeks to simply transmit articles of impeachment from the house to the senate. it took her weeks to walk a couple hundred steps from one side of the capital to the other. were left to wonder whether impeachment has become washington's version of dueling banjos and if the reason americans have a dim view of the media. the media never met a republican investigation that should begin or democrat investigation that should end. joining is now ho

another says gops doing peach trump.he democrats did its 100% clear of corruption about sides and if anything happens,oulde done using the 25th amendmeause it is 100% clear biden is not well. too s to prosecute, get well enough to supposedly be running our country. really? one last post from facebme impeachment. biden has violated his oath of office for not protecting our borders, illegally suspended license for the keystone pipeline by abuse of executive authority, so there is definitely more than enough reason to. once again, our question to you this morning is, what is your view of the house gop biden impeachment effort? let's talk to delbert is coming from new windsor, illinois, and delbert supports the impeachment efforts. delbert, good morning. caller: morning. thank you for taking my call. i agree with everything that supports impeaching biden. i tell you what, tony is the most honest man in the country, and they can follow the proof. he was right in the motel. it was biden and his son in california. they know whe

but trump has his own issues one of them is named nikki haley, who is still in the gop primary and is suing trump, is the gop nominee a major question now, looms how many of haley's supporters will actually come back to trump in november? will they sit out or will they vote for biden? and with super tuesday, just two days away, we'll get a clear sense of trump's strength within the gop and his weaknesses as a general election candidate and for now, trump is moving closer to clinching the nomination just yesterday, he swept three gop contest held in missouri, idaho, in michigan he now has 247 delegates to nikki haley's 24, 854 more delegates are up for grabs. tuesday in 15 states and trump needs 1,215 delegates to clinch the nomination altogether. so yesterday's he tried to rally the base and focused on biden, north carolina. trump made some baseless accusations against the president biden's conduct on our border is by any definition a conspiracy to >> overthrow the united states of america. you know, he talks about democracy he is a danger to democracy >> now, lets out go live to the

in fact, almost all of the state gop representatives who attended today's gop convention, 98% of themr former president trump over the former south carolina governor so you can see the breakdown of delegates awarded michigan when you tally up early nine delegates today for trump, 12 for him tuesday for the total of 51. haley one just for on tuesday. when michigan gop chair pete announced the results this afternoon, he said this is trump country but when voters went to the polls in michigan earlier this week about around a quarter of them did take haley so he told me the parties will have to work to bring haley supporters back into the fold if in fact trump is the nominee in november. that is looking increasingly likely as you can see trump is expanding delegate lead over haley with super tuesday approaching and millions more voters expected to make their voices heard. we just got news from the associated press the former president one idaho as well so that's just an and i will add to his delegate count which right now santa to 12 plus whatever number of delegate i think around 31 dele

that they may have under consideration while continuing to blame the gop.g eric griff jenkins reporting thank you. a potential breakthrough in the war between israel and hamas a u.s. official said israel has essentially agreed to the framework for a gaza cease-fire. hamas must now decide to take the deal or not. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the latest on that. >> that is right a senior biden administration official confirms to fox the israeli government has agreed to a framework agreement with hamas that would get the release of some hostage but hamas has not decided whether or not is going to take this agreement now president biden yesterday said more aid needs to get into gaza. >> as i said we are going to insist israel facilitate more trucks and more routes to get more and more people the help they need. no exclusives because the truth is aid flow flowing to gaza is nowhere nearly enough now it's nowhere nearly enough. innocent lives are on the line in children's lives are on the line. >> president biden is at camp david this weekend l

it is becoming increasingly more common in this house gop. this is one of four that at least so far of primaries of these internal party feuds that are happening, but this is the one time where the center right is trying to strike back against the tea party. what you would consider de party bird carvers when a hard-right member. >> yeah. and you started that story with saying how unprecedented this is that you're seeing a house gop caucus members of a caucus go after another and tried to have him out primary but this illustrates exactly what's going on on capitol hill right now. and there are so many times of revenge politics. we lose track of it, right everybody is trying to, their knives out on this person. people are getting trying to get back at this person and it's spilling out into the election. i think that this is really a case of what we're seeing play out on capitol hill. and it is interesting too, because okay, bob good is the leader of the freedom caucus. and if you think about that, that was actually started because it broke off

there are voters who don't pay as close attention to where gop is gone. they hear about trump but they may not realize until campaign season the deeper set from the tea partier are a to the maga era. controversial or oddball candidates who assured voters she was not a witch. she lost. we are a long way from there. now apart from trump, gop areas top congressional faces are, well, they're a lot. there is a new extreme speaker. there was the senator hand-picked for state of the union response that was so out of touch, extreme, bizarre, it made for instant saturday night live self parity. can you pick them apart? most republicans didn't even pretend to defend that. my pointed isn't picking a random speech here or there.. voters who don't follow this early may not know but they're betting by november everyone in north carolina will know that the gop put hitler quoting divisive hate extremist on the top of the ticket. he attacks people based on identity and sexuality, calls american citizens maggots, says we should go back to an america where women could not v

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not just well so suggested anti- ordinary anti- in this work, there is a pro russia wing within the gopnt zaleski and yet they give a form to somebody like vladimir putin gives his political information had - jeffersons america's it would that come from. dan: welcome violence and vladimir putin is a form of democracy and he likes to frame the conflict as he did during his speech credit which i listen to in its entire is an entirety as if the west is threatening russia from the military to be truth and everything we hold near and dear to every think a tried the constitution and the bill of rights is what vladimir putin is like initial the gop has approved wing, got prevent that they do. when it's over to the house, to make the right case and is good for a toughness family that and believe we should support ukraine make the case then the point that i would make is looking to split in this country, 50/50, and senate and in the house across our land. the party can govern well with the maximum agenda there's got below the compromises that the perfect enemy of the good when it comes to shorin

five new gop freshmen senators to join the chamber in 2023. is expected to carry the republican party back to the majority but their thin margin in the 2020 2022 midterms. >>> our coverage continues online at nbc bay area.com. we have an entire section dedicated to the state of the union. just click on the link in the trending bar. there you can read the full text of the president's speech. >>> okay, luckily this is not something you see every day are other top story. a wheel on a united plane goes flying off the plane just seconds after takeoff at sfo. that left a trail of destruction, damaging vehicles in a parking lot. thankfully no one was hurt. gia vang is live at sfo with the federal probe now underway. we're talking about a wheel that weighs over 200 pounds. it does damage when it hit the ground. >> reporter: pretty big damage, too. as you saw at that video, we will show you some more of that, jessica. this investigation will now be taken up by the faa and ntsb just as to what went wrong. but it is also important to know, jessica, as yo

this is the gop right now.that matter to michigan it is the economy, immigration, and democracy because michigan is a state where people see what is happening and they know this election is not going to be the last election and we will have a chance to vote after this year. >> i was struck by the fact that the new chair of the gop, who won this civil war battle against the kind of extremely nutty, if i can see that, maga wing. there is something about him being the sane and reasonable one and then retweeting the southern -- utterly paranoid tweet set a lot to me about what kind of hands the state gop is in. >> that is right. it's not only he retweeted it but who he retweeted it from. maddock walked so that the previous chair could run. he is the one who accused beyonci and just about everything else of being satanic. so this idea of returning the party of sanity, but he is still looking to them as his trump whisper. that is a bad sign for the gop. >> i love the eyes of it. not saying it is true or not just look

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a new strategy is circulating at the policy retreat for gop are informing republicans that they have problem not a policy problem, when it comes to abortion but it's the policy that keeps losing. since the fall of row, every single time abortion has been on the ballot, voters have chosen to defend or even expand access to healthcare. the wall street journal reporting the gop's dubious analysis presented by a male lawmaker of course, recommending that members express empathy for women. of all the issues to avoid mansplaining, this one just might eat at the top of the list. the fact that republicans need a memo to remind themselves to express empathy for their own constituency, only amplifies that the gop is struggling with both the brandon the policy. and democrats are exposing that weakness. today vice president harris visiting an abortion clinic in minnesota, the first sitting vice president or president, to do so. >> how dare these elected leaders believe they are in a better position to tell women what they need. to tell women what is in their best interest. we have to be a nation

what is your view of the house gop majority?join us in a text with your first name, city and state, at (202) 748-8003, on facebook.com/c-span and on x at c-span/w j. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8003. chip roy was on cnn. this is what he had to say about the $1.2 trillion spending package. >> i want some sense of sanity on spending. some sense of sanity on the board he. -- border. some sense of sanity on the issues people care about. we got none of that. we got a doubling down on the thing that the people who sent me to washington and the vast majority of texans and americans are frustrated with. when ington as a staffer 20 years ago, the national debt was 6 trillion dollars. i went back to texas and did a bunch of stuff. i come back to congress and we are at $34.5 trillion. both parties are equally to blame over that time. the entire establishment in washington keeps spending money we don't have, racking up debt tot are undermining their safety and well-being. laken riley died

nikki haley has won her first victory over donald trump and the gop primary race winning the district of columbia's republican primary. her victory halts the former president's sweep of the gop voting contests at least temporarily, though trump remains the races dominant front runner. there are only about 23,000 registered republicans in the nation's capital, which is heavily democratic. this comes as this week, a super tuesday, more than a dozen states, including right here in california have their primary elections. emily finn explains the significance of tuesday's election. this is a ship. >> that has a hole in it. donald trump is the home. nikki haley taking aim at her top rival for the gop nomination during an interview with news nation refusing to drop out of the race. as long as it is still competitive her remarks come in. the final stretch of for the most competitive day. so far, this primary election cycle super tuesday with 15 states casting their ballots. 36 1% of the republican delegates are up for grabs, meaning if former president trump continues his winning streak, he w

and she also makes history as the first woman to ever win a gop primary. haley's campaign now hoping this will give her some momentum in tomorrow's super tuesday contest. nbc's alli vitali has more. >> what a great crowd, thank you! >> reporter: the final sprint to super tuesday. now let's talk what you need to do on tuesday. and what could be nikki haley's final stand. >> yes, i'm going keep on fighting. i need you to go tuesday and vote. >> reporter: on the trail in vermont and maine, two of the 15 states set to vote tuesday when more than 800 delegates will be dolled out. >> next up, as you know, super tuesday. >> reporter: donald trump notched caucus wins in idaho and missouri this weekend. now barreling into tuesday with his mind already on a general election rematch. >> and this november, virginia is going to tell crooked joe biden you're fired, you're fired, get out of here. >> reporter: and glancing blows at his sole gop rival haley. >> you know who bird brain is, right, nikki. >> now saying she may not keep a pledge she took to support the eventua

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where the gop caucus is held today.day night and remember the magic number here is 1215. that's how many delegates a candidate needs to secure the republican nomination. math mathically speaking it is impossible for trump to become presumptive nominee next week and would have the middle by end of this month if he has a big night on tuesday. will rachel and pete. will: thank you. you know stopples it is tough to appreciate how different this cycle is normally last night -- yesterday would have been a huge day. pete: huge news we're talking about today. trump won 39 delegates in michigan 51 delegates in missouri and 32 delegates in idaho he won 85% of the vote in idaho so he won 122 and haley won zero and normally horse racing it is a fore gone conclusion that it is just a -- small mention. will: let's bring -- rachel: yet the person who is losing by so much is still able to garner some media and people like she's still in the roadways. will: bring in fox news anchor shannon bream to predict what could happen if it holds

gop presidential hopeful nikki haley ending her bid.ke it official at the top of the hour in her home state of south carolina. >> nbc bay area's political analyst larry gersten is joining us now. larry, certainly no surprise, but why do you think she really battled it out through super tuesday, despite the long odds against her? >> a couple of reasons. she wanted to make her point, she thought there was another way for republicans to run the country, not necessarily the way that former president trump has done. but, also, remember, there's been some uncertainty as to whether there would be a trial. and if so, what would happen to former president trump. she was there in the wings. that's dissipated, as her candidacy has dissipated. >> when you look at it, no clear path for her. moving her aside, this is setting up a rematch, if you will, with president biden and former president trump here. i want to ask you, if you were head of each of those campaigns, what would be your first order of business? because we have the same two candidates,

and there are voters who don't pay as close attention to where the gop has gone. maybe they hear about trump, but they may not realize until we get into campaign season the deemer descent from the tea party era, the maga era. you may recall republicans once fretted about controversial or seemingly odd ball candidates like that tea party darling who assured voters she was not a witch, she lost. we're a long way from there. now apart from trump, the gop's top congressional faces are a -- well, they're a lot. there's a new extreme speaker, there was that senator hand picked for the "state of the union" response that was so out of touch, extreme, and bizarre, it made for instant "saturday night live" self-parody. can you pick them apart? most republicans didn't even pretend to defend that. my point isn't picking one random speech here or there. that was not an isolated incident. biden is in north carolinacisely to highlight the republican party's nominee there. and again, voters who don't follow this stuff early may not know this but they're betting by november everyo

the gop has chosen freshman senator katie brit to have the response. so who is she?e's a bit of my conversation with her shortly after she arrived on capitol hill. >> to have been here as an intern and now to come back and my name be on the door, the graf the city of that -- the gravity of that is, pretty remarkable, you know? to have had the opportunity to have learned and to have been here, to have met people, to have built relationships, to have seen things work and many times not and now to have a shot to be a part of that, a part of making our nation better and stronger, it's truly an honor of a lifetime. shannon: you're replacing somebody who was here for decades, you worked for him, he was very well established. what's that experience like? >> you know, i think we're seeing it across the nation that people are ready for new blood. and so coming in here with but with realizing the reality that there aren't too many of us that are from my generation that are here and the responsibility that that carries because there are parents if and hard working americans tha

following biden's speech, alabama freshman senator katie brit will deliver the gop's official rebuttal. according to a source familiar with her speech, we can expect brit to lean into the argument that the republican party is the party of parents and families. she will address alabama's controversial ivf ruling. we're talking about policies affecting the country. texas congress woman monica del lucruz will deliver the spanish language address where she's expected to tackle the border and the economy. joining us now white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason. we're so grateful you're with us this morning to offer a preview of the president's major "state of the union" address, a significant opportunity to prove his vitality, to prove to voters that he's up for the job. let's also talk about some of the concrete things he might say tonight about the border, about the two hot wars, about the economy. what should we expect? >> i think you're right to emphasize this is a big opportunity. it may be the last opportunity president biden has before the november election, even though it's

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." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: well, here we are, you guys donald trump is now the presumptive gopor president, again, for a third time, despite the fact that he's a twice-impeached, four-time criminal indictee and racist who's been found liable for fraud and sexual abuse, banned from doing business in the state of new york for three years, owes over half a billion dollars in fines, took millions from foreign governments while he was president, tried to extort a foreign country to interfere in an election in 2020, and encouraged another to help him win in 2016, actively undermined the nation's response to a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. [ light laughter ] and let a deadly disease spiral out of control is about to go on trial for breaking campaign finance laws by paying hush money to cover up an affair during the 2016 campaign orchestrated a months-long coup attempt -- [ laughter ] -- that culminated in a violent insurrection to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power to install him as an unelected dictator stole classified documents - [ laughter ] -- and obstructed attempts to get th

>> millions of republican voters across 15 states and one territory are making their choice for the gop candidate for president says about the american people. in her final campaign stop before super tuesday, gop candidate nikki haley urged her supporters in texas to cast their votes. all have a chance to make our voices heard. but if you believe the polls, haley is in for a disappointing night. the polls say former president donald trump is leading haley by 50 to 70% depending on the state and is already looking forward to a rematch against president biden beating. >> president biden in almost every poll, president biden is painting a different picture the last guys on him but faces some opposition within his own party. i voted i'm committed tuesday. more voters are promising to follow michigan's lead where more than 100,000 people voted uncommitted. the protests over the president's handling of the war in gaza. i think the biden campaign really wants to nip this uncommitted voter in the. >> political analyst tom belts as super tuesday's results, we'll provide fresh insight about what

senator is the gop the pro-israel party in america? the most trusted ally in the middle east and we see that across-the-board with the republicans. the democrats moved into different direction so many of the extremist supporting hamas. i was on the floor to talk about schumer's comments after he made the comments completely out of line and joe biden did not have the guts to do it himself. he senses water boy to make the statements and go after trusted ally added time that is wrong israel is going to win the war and they need to eliminate hamas and move on from there. >> that statement from senator schumer was like the election in michigan than it was in israel. domestic politics. >> israel is a democracy they have a right to choose who they want the democrats are scared that they're losing their far left as well as we support thomas biden is afraid he's going to lose the election because of this but is turning against her closest ally in the middle east who's been there from the beginning. >> the gop is the ally of israel to this day.

last night the gop front-runner, former president donald trump, swept the north dakota gop caucuses. it followed the release of the supreme court's unanimous decision that says states like colorado cannot ban trump from the ballot. >> i think it will go a long way toward bringing our country together. >> reporter: for republican rival nikki haley, it's make or break amid gop calls for her to drop out of the race, though, over the weekend she picked up her first primary in washington, d.c. >> we can either have more of the same or go in a new direction. >> reporter: cbs news polling shows a large margin of likely voters have negative feelings about a possible biden/trump rematch. the same polls show biden behind trump in a head-to-head matchup. meanwhile states are pushing people to vote uncommitted over the war in gaza. >> we all want this conflict to end as soon as possible. >> reporter: even if both front-runners pull off a clean sweep tonight, they still won't win enough delegates to clinch their partys nomination. and while all eyes will be on the presidential race, we'll also be

>> reporter: and glancing blows at his sole gop rival haley haley reversing course on "meet the press saying she may not keep a pledge she took to support the eventual republican nominee. >> i think i'll make what decision i want to make. >> reporter: and trump saying at his rally, he doesn't want moderate republican voters in his party. >> we're getting rid of the romneys of the world. >> reporter: but trump also stumbling at times. >> did you just see maduro -- venz - >> reporter: mispronouncing venezuela and saying barack obama is the current president, not biden. >> putin has so little respect for obama. >> reporter: still, super tuesday all but sure to install trump as the standard bearer once more. >> donald trump. >> reporter: even as he escalates outright lies about immigration. >> they're pouring into our country, in addition to everything else it is so crazy who would want this? biden's conduct on our border is by any definition a conspiracy to overthrow the united states of america. that's what's happening. >> ali joins us now from dallas. we may get the supreme court rulin

without the false narrative there's no split in the gop is wholly united behind donald trump and is to wrap the nomination up in the next week or so in the next round the split is on the democrat side because there are tens of thousands of voters in every single state voting uncommitted or none of the above rather than for the incoming president. the mainstream media does not want you to know that but there is significant weakness on the part of joe biden policy wise and also in terms of his ability to do the job. maria: the biden campaign put out a post super tuesday memo saying the strategy is to target undecided voters upwards of 10% of voters remain unded much larger than the merger between trump biden and pulling and 31% of all voters say they're not certain trump be the republican nominee. our campaign is focused on reaching those deciding voters and president biden will again defeat donald trump's extremist dangerous agenda november is a memo from the administration, your reaction? >> i think biden is hemorrhaging voters because he lost not only the radicals because of his po

. >> they hosted a debate with the gop candidates.ow would you describe the gop candidate style. >> all of them are rushing to contend that they are the most conservative end to get their candidates are fake conservatives even when there is not stances on various issues. they all have come out forcefully against president biden's order policies, although they have different ideas on how to combat illegal immigration. they also have had mercy stances on abortion, especially because ohio got a referendum in which voters voted to enshrined abortion rights the state constitution. all three have said they would support federal restrictions on abortion rights. the one thing that does unite them all is they are trying to unite biden and brown. every time brenda was mentioned in the debate they always mention to biden and browne's policies because biden has low favorability ratings in ohio. >> of those issues, are there any that will resonate with ohio voters in the general election? >> immigration will be a major issue as well as the economy

president touted his administration's accomplishments and drew a stark contrast to his likely 2024 gop rival, touching on a slew of topics from the threat to our democracy to the israel-hamas war to immigration, the economy, taxes, and women's reproductive health. cbs' willie james inman joins us from capitol hill with reaction. good morning. >> reporter: hey there, good early morning to you. no topic shortage indeed last night during the president's "state of the union" address where he laid out those priorities for the nation ahead of what will likely be a contentious election battle. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> reporter: president biden came out swinging in an election year "state of the union" address hitting many of the key issues on voters' minds like his age. >> the issue facing our nation isn't how old we are, it's how old are ideas. >> reporter: reproductive rights -- >> i'll restore roe v. wade as the law of the land again. >> reporter: the economy and immigration -- >> we need to act now. >> reporter: the president sometimes sparred with

, working-class voters, blue-collar voters and they have shifted by double-digit points towards the gop and towards the independent party that is what is happening chairman smith thank you's for joining us tonight were to stay on the seams and coming up, the federalist editor-in-chief molly hemingway former state department official christian whitening former arkansas governor mike huckabee, and federalist contributor, chris and former president trump is set to quench the gop nomination after the primaries today and trump is demanding biting debate him have biden now pushing back on that the voters will react to the estimates to go reporting buddies white house 2024 unit, is so toxic that even the white house counsel office probe it for harassment, the white house workers, the fbi director ray testifying, the terror threats including quarter ended border have reached a poll but whole of their level to level intelligence officials say china's tiktok is interfering in the elections manipulating and misleading we the new house push to be on tiktok and new reports coming of the is really in

how did they view all this gop on gop infighting? >> well, they have to be a little careful here because it does undermine governing, which is what they want. they want to see legislation passed. and this stops, or at least creates a massive hurdle for them to do that. but then they can also use it to their advantage. we saw that so clearly with the senate border bill that the house republicans wouldn't take up now that had been reached through bipartisan compromise and including with the help of white house and administration officials. and then it was completely tanked. and so now you hear the president using now the campaign show to say, look, house republicans don't want to work with us. they're not doing their job. but then within the white house, they want them to do their jobs so that they can make sure that the government is funded so they can try to get other legislation passed. they can also tout on the campaign trail. so it's all pretty delicate. but if anything, in an election year, it does help them boost their campaign

are not just good for the republican party,np but a t whip was casting his own ballot in florida's gopy about former vice president pence's remarks. mr. trump: i could not care less. we need patriots. country. our country is going downhill rapidly. millions of people coming across the border, from jails, from prisons, from mental institutions, terrorist. we need strong people in this country. >> former president trump's remarks in ohio did not harm the race of the candidate he was endorsing. three days later, bernie moreno went on to win republican's ohio senate primary by 18 points. next, some of his victory remarks on tuesday night. >>i just got off the phone with president trump. [applause] and the reality is we have an opportunity now. we have an opportunity to retire this is what we are going to do. i want to thank president trump for all he did for me, for this campaign, his unwavering support, for his love of this country. i don't think i have eves this y the way he does. thank you to president trump. one of the things th came idea that chuck schumer put some money in to help me

does garvey have a chance to advance to the november ballot, they are seeing a movement towards the gop statewide. >> it has been a long while since republicans took a statewide election in california. it is a primary, nationwide, party leaders are hoping to unite behind trump by overwhelming nikki haley following a huge victory for trump that keeps him on the primary ballot in every state. >> i will be a little bit formal but i was out doing door hangers with my dog. >> reporter: chairman john says he is feeling what the gop is feeling tonight that their party is gaining steam in the golden state. >> this vibrant california needs somebody they know and they can trust will go to washington and go to bat for them every day. >> it is not just a recent la times poll showing garvey coming in first place tomorrow. >> that combined with a excellent and outstanding voter registration number showing the democrats losing 40,000 voters and a net increase between the two of 100,000. >> nationwide gop presidential hopeful nikki haley is taking his message to voters in texas this evening. >> we will