so for example, you know, you mentioned thomas hutchinson. i think he really suffered. he was never really happy in england. he always wanted to go home. he spent all his time trying to justify what he did. and so i think it did have a really a detrimental psychological effect on him to be banished like that because he felt like he had lost his home, but i think my jazz enough's book that was mentioned. she talks a lot about how a lot of these loyalists are quite resilient and find ways to adapt to being exiled and find new lies and actually take some of the ideas that we consider american and take them into these other areas on spread them to the rest of the british empire. you know, i would agree. i think that there were. though a lot of loyalists to relocate from say new york and, new jersey to canada took enormous pride in themselves as being we're the ones who remain true, you know, we kept our o's and at this day there are a lot of people in ontario who pride themselves for being the descendants of united empire loyalists. it's actually i think a big part of anglo

arkansas republican governor asa hutchinson is coming up. >>> and show of support. house speaker nancy pelosi emphasizes the u.s. commitment to ukraine in a surprise visit to kyiv. and poland is welcoming millions of ukrainian refugees, but 50 years ago -- >> when the anti-semitic campaign started, we started losing friends fast. >> is polish generosity now a way to make up for the past? >>> good morning, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is showing solidarity with ukraine. and we have breaking news. house speaker nancy pelosi announced this morning a surprise visit to meet with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv, making her the highest ranking u.s. official to visit ukraine since russia invaded. she spoke at a news conference this morning from poland. >> do not be bullied by bullies. if they're making threats, you cannot back down. that's my view of it. that you -- we're there for the fight and you cannot -- you cannot fold to a bully. >> speaker pelosi's visit comes as congress is now considering whether to approve president bid

hutchinson. >> that's right.t we've learned is that the select committee recently reached out to cassidy hutchinson, she worked as a close aide to mark meadows in the final weeks of the trump administration when he was white house chief of staff. of course, meadows is refusing to answer questions from the select committee. hutchinson has already been interviewed twice by the select committee in february and in march. the information she provided was so important that the select committee quoted it at great length in a lawsuit where they're going up against meadows to try to get him to participate in their probe, specifically the select committee pointed out that hutchinson told them meadows was warned by the secret service prior to january 6 that the day could become dangerous and violent. what we've learned now is that the select committee went back to her, they asked if she would participate in a third interview. hutchinson said she would not do so voluntarily so the select committee has subpoenaed her once aga

we turn now to governor asa hutchinson who joins us from little rock.d morning to you, governor. >> governor: good morning, margaret. >> brennan: we have spoken before about this before because after sandy hook, you ran a committee. there was an armed officer assigned to the elementary school in uvalde, and then you had a police force response where they did not confront the shooter who was carrying an ar-15. in buffalo, the armed guard who was at that grocery store confronted the shooter but was killed. in parkland, florida, there was an armed officer onsite who did not intervene. doesn't this show this is an insufficient solution to the problem? >> governor: well, it certainly shows that you have to have multiple layers of security to protect the children. and there is also the factor of human error, and that's the reason that you've got to have different layers. you can't rely upon just one technique. school safety is something that we all have to focus on coming out of the incredible tragedy that we see in uvalde. we have to look at how we can bette

that's what cassidy hutchinson is. we know she told the committee that mark meadows was warned specifically there could be violence on january 6th. the fact, as you reported now, that she was brought back again tells me the committee is really interested in her testimony and i would put her on the short list of people i think that will testify live when the hearings kick off in june. >> i think that's the case. elie honig, thanks for breaking it down as always. we appreciate it. >> than, jim. >>> the bitter gop primary battles playing out in two states. in pennsylvania dr. mehmet oz has a razor-thin lead in a race too close to call. trump wants him to do what he did and just say he won. of course, he can't do that. down in georgia in the final weekend of the campaign, drum-endorsed candidate david purdue is on the ropes against incumbent brian kemp. melanie, a new court ruling just came down that could affect the final count in pennsylvania. tell us what's at issue here and what the two sides are saying about it. >> ye

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in a country where the main opposition is band and the prime minister has held bar for 37 years. hutchinson is one of the longest serving heads of state in the world. on his watch. the mean opposition, cambodia, national rescue party or c n. r. p was outlawed in 2017. just after local elections. these government essentially unopposed. since then, while formal opposition members have been targeted, are the ports and gentlemen are in the studio as sam raines is an exiled opposition leader and co founder of the cambodian national rescue party or c and r p. mr. is the welcome cambodia is headed to local balls next month. yes. do you think they're going to be free and fair and democratic? unfortunately, no. because the standard of elections in cambodia is very low days. manipulation of all sort. and finally, the will of the people is never respected in cambodia. but there's also the question of the opposition. i mean, you go founded one of the largest opposition party that was banned in 2017 does. can body have an opposition? does the government have a challenge? this a new opposition that has b

arkansas governor asa hutchinson wants to convene a bipartisan group of governors but argues the focusd be on school safety and instead of guns. >> ar-15s were around for 40 years before they were ever used in any type of mass killing or attack. it is about identifying the culprits and going after them. >> reporter: senate bipartisan negotiations are expected to continue this week. the house is working on its own package of legislation and could vote on a red flag bill as soon as next week. nicole killian, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> and taking a live look at chase center where the wars will f look at the rest of the games. first two are at cha center and then we bn town for two month. if they can't complete the sweep, then we head back home for game six and then back here. catch all of the away games at fry city. >>> the steps up to the point reyes lighthouse is closed, parking lots nearby could be full because of the memorial day holiday. >>> and taking a live look outside where the winds are starting to pick up in some other parts of the bay. first alert meteorologist jessica burch

cassidy hutchinson, worked with meadows during trump's final days in the white house. she has already had two conversations with the committee. and the panel now wants a third. >> there is no question that hutchinson from her position dealing with legislative affairs has information, and visibility regarding a relationship between the white house, and capitol hill, that are a key focus for the select committee investigators in these final weeks. >> the 1-6 committee has also been looking to efforts to pressure mike pence to overturn the 2020 election. today, we learned the former vice president will be campaigning with governor brian kemp of georgia on the eve of that state's may 24th primary. that marks a very clear break with trump, who is a loudly backing kemp's opponent, david perdue, and actively attacking kemp. we are four days out from the primary in another closely watched state in this year's midterms. pennsylvania, where the battle for the republican senate nomination has suddenly become a three way contest between trump backed doctor oz, david mccormack, and

, we are joined by former bassett ambassador to nato and former senator from texas, kate bailey hutchinsonpleasure to have you this morning. in my opinion, it was a epic miscalculation on putin's part. you should have expected a reaction from sweden and finland. it only makes sense that other countries will want to join when russia starts declaring war on its neighbor. >> you are right on target. thank you for having me this morning. it is a real transitional time for a nato, as well as for finland and sweden, that they become a part of the alliance. i think that is a totally united europe is going to make nato stronger. finland and sweden have been so intricate in operations already. they were in afghanistan. they trained with us, they come with the come to meetings with us and including the foreign minister meetings that we have regularly. we have a great working relationship, already, with finland and sweden. i think they will be at value added. i think that they will make europe stronger and more united. i think it will be done very swiftly and i hope so. >> nordic membership, it's get

thank you, martha. >>> let's bring in republican governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson. good to be with you this morning. governor, if as expected roe is overturned the bill you signed last year banning abortion in your state would go into effect immediately as soon as your state attorney general signs it, the only exception in that bill is the life of mother. what would you tell those women in your state who can't afford to travel to get an abortion, who can't afford to raise a child, or those who have been raped or the victims of incest? >> well, thank you, martha, and happy mother's day to everyone. in terms of arkansas law, our law simply expresses the will of the people of arkansas. senator klobuchar really didn't address that, and the fact is, each state has differing views on where we should have on abortion restrictions. in arkansas, it's a policy of arkansas that we protect the life of the unborn, and so, yes, if roe versus wade is reversed we would have the trigger law in place to protect the life of the unborn. this is important to go after and discuss this is

cheryl: asa hutchinson joins us.is now the time to make it possible to get meaningful legislation on the books. >> it is important to have that conversation and in a bipartisan way, it looks to be like what you just saw, if your politics. on the senate side they are foundational he working together to look at common ground. i applaud them for that. both sides are very genuine trying to narrow what can be done as senator cornyn said, something that really makes a difference. i look at it from a governor's standpoint and this is a big response ability for the governors, the safety of their schools. we had a study in 2018 and we have implemented most of the recommendations on school safety but that is the first place to go, the safety of the school, mental health we have to invest in and to do more in terms of knowing where the danger lies. internet companies need to do a better job using technology to get risks that they see to stop what we see as violent acts. cheryl: something they are discussing his mental health, p

. >>> plus, senator amy klobuchar and asa hutchinson. plus the powerhouse round table on the new look for the midterms. doubling down? >> we want ukraine to win. we're going to do everything we can to help ukraine defend its sovereignty. >> as vladimir putin prepares for russia's annual victory day, intelligence leaks prompt new fears that the u.s. could be closer to direct conflict with russia. ian pannell is live from the war zone and -- >>> with leaning immunity, we may get a large surge of infections. dr. ashish jha joins us will have. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this mother's day, millions of women across america are bracing for the rollback of abortion rights. after the bombshell leak revealing a majority of the supreme court supports overturning roe v. wade. since the court established that the constitution protects a woman's right to an abortion, no issue has animated and divided our political system more than the landmark precedent. across five decades, ten presidential administrations, 23

"this week" later, because martha has those exclusive interviews with senator klobuchar and asa hutchinson about the future of abortion rights in the u.s., plus white hous covid coordinator ashish jha. the forecast for 100 million covid cases later this year. eva? >>> authorities in alabama releasing new video in the urgent search for a corrections officer and an escaped murder suspect. video shows vicky white checking out of a quality inn in florence, alabama, the search now reaching across several states with $20,000 reward for information leading to their capture. >>> now to the rise in covid cases, more than 40 states seeing significant increases. abc's phil lipof with the latest. as some officials consider bringing back mask rules. phil, good morning to you. >> reporter: janai, good morning to you. covid infections are climbing. more than 22% last week, triggering concern all across the country. 42 states and territories have seen an increase in infections of 10% or more over the last seven days alone. the cdc says chicago is now in the medium risk category this mother's day warning o

. >>> and arkansas republican governor asa hutchinson says a 2024 presidential run is, quote, on theen if former president trump decides to enter the race. download the fox news app, you can scan the k qr code on your scream or go to foxnews.com/a apps. it is the last weekend of ohio's republican senate prir mare -- primary race, and former president trump and texas senator ted cruz were out this week campaigning for their respective candidates of. trump has been stumping for author j.d. vance while cruz has joined former state treasurer joran mandel for several -- josh mandel for several events. mark meredith is live in the buckeye state with the latest on that race. >> reporter: good evening to you. ohio republicans have men oif -- plenty of candidates to choose from ahead of the senate primary on tuesday, but right now it appears that author and businessman j.d. vance is the man man to beat, and he may have one person to thank, and that's former president donald trump. all weekend long vance has been campaign paining across the buckeye state, and tonight he's going to be campaigni

and hutchinson told cnn that a presidential run in 2024 is quote on the table.he also said that the republican party needed to move on from former president donald trump. move on. >> this is fascinating. jonathan lemire, fascinating. you're seeing more people speak out against president biden. you're also seeing what is going on in georgia. a big, big challenge of donald trump from governor kemp who looks like he's going to crush donald trump's selected opponent david perdue. >> yeah, i think we should stipulate trump is still by far the most powerful force in the republican party. period. that said. but there are some cracked emerging here. where we have some republicans willing to speak out against him. kemp, though certainly was behind the driving force behind some of the restrictions of voting right laws there, he's never embraced the 2020 big lie and while david perdue has made that the center of his campaign and kemp is way up in the polls and acea huchinson said he would run for president even if trump does as well. and there are a few weekends saying if

with me now is the republican governor of arkansas asa hutchinson who led the task force launched byter the 2012 sandy hook shooting in newtown, connecticut. governor, great to see you. there's a bipartisan meeting today. and the word that we used there is common ground. so, i'm wondering what's the one area, talking about guns here, not as much as schools. what's the one area on gun safety where you think there could be common ground? >> well, first of all, i think you've got to be able to talk about the ar-15 style weapons. and whether that's an 18 or 21 age. you have to at least have a conversation about that. that's tough because the challenge with the gun safety discussion is what makes a difference. and whenever you look at what might make a difference, it's hard to come up with a solution. and that's why you cannot just simply focus on the gun safety discussion. it's got to also be about investment at higher levels of school safety. now, it had worked very well in uvalde, but they didn't follow the guide book area, what it appears to be. and so, that's a historic tragedy that'

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and i think governor hutchinson would want to explore these other things that might be, for example,xpanding background checks. perhaps encouraging states -- more states to have red flag laws. you know, there are a number of things that can occur for him. one of the things we discovered after virginia tech, how long mental health information being shared by the states to the national database. and so, we need -- there's more coordination that's necessary between state and federal officials in order to improve gun safety here in america. >> you don't think, for instance, as often we hear from some people, the second amendment isn't absolute, in the sense that there can be no regulation on firearms? >> oh, absolutely. i absolutely disagree with the notion that the second agreement is unlimited. the supreme court has already issued a decision indicating that restriction are constitutional. those who say any regulation is infringement on my constitutional rights they're just making a political statement. >> any possibility of high-capacity magazines, for instance, is an area where some p

. >> reporter: arkansas's republican governor asa hutchinson, who doesn't support measures like raising the minimum age for purchasing am-15-style weapons, says he supports the efforts toward compromise. >> i think the senators that have coming together in a bipartisan way to talk about what we can agree upon is important. >> reporter: and senator murphy said there is a limited time frame -- only one week -- to come up with a plan or even a plan for a plan until congress is back in session. christina ruffini, cbs news, the white house. >>> a loud noise that was mistaken for gunfire caused a stampede outside new york city's barclays center early yesterday as crowds were leaving a boxing match at the brooklyn arena. video showed fans running back inside. ten people were hurt. police say there was no shooting and no gun. tennis star naomi osaka was there at the time. she tweeted, "i heard shouting and saw people running, then we were being yelled at that there was an active shooter, and we had to huddle in a room and close the doors. i was so petrified." >>> millions of families traveling

. >> asa hutchinson, said today he does support the efforts toanwal congress is back in session.l. >> crirch rifn. thank you. nancy pelosi's husband paul pelosi is on bail after being arrested for driving under the influence. he was stopped just before midnight in napa california and released on $5,000 bail. speaker pelosi released a statement that says she won't comment on this private matter, it happened when she was on the east coast. >>> authorities arrested a man bolting under influence, after 74 from one family were killed in a head on crash. today crews recovered the body of the vtims, the other two victims were found yesterday. video shows health crews rescuing one of the four survivors. >>> the baby formula shortage has gotten worse. 40% nationwide. germany, u.k, shipping formula to the u.s. formula almost impossible to find in big cities. here is cbs's meg oliver. >> help is on the way. the second delivery from overseas will help restore the shortage. helping families and stores in need. families like ana aguiriano who comes to the food pantry once a week to pick up for

. >> reporter: arkansas's republican governor says is a hutchinson said today he does support the efforts towards compromise. >> i think the senators that are coming together in a bipartisan way to talk about what we can agree upon is important. >> now senator murphy said there's a limited window of opportunity here, one week to get a plan together until congress is back in session. >> thank you. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul pelosi is free on bail after being arrested for driving under the influence. he was stopped just before midnight in napa county, california. released on $5,000 bail. speaker pelosi released a statement saying she won't comment on this private matter that occurred, she said in her east coast. >>> officers in georgia arreste infleople, four from one family, were killed in a head-on crash. today crews recovered the body of three of the boaters from the wilmington river near savannah. the other two victims were found yesterday. video shows helicopter crews rescuing one of the four survivors. >>> the baby formula shortage has gotten worse. now approaching

looks like an illegal, unabashed open act of russian aggression against the sovereign ukraine. hutchinson is up at, don't you? couldn't he but his lad to school and almost i did it today for a teacher's kid could have done school in la. not since earl's coalition, honestly, you watching would get my go at each door. then the one that got me dunlap's she taught seeing you later, i see a good i see as a who educates like that and know it the new se with absolute than you cook with district domestic. lou, i have seen in my own eyes is happening when a so called journalist come to dawn with take the microphone and lie there talking about some armored gas driving around and oppression. people wearing donuts. we both of them and i asked, where are they? why are you right like these? where are these? are made, gangs really show me why you know that we on bank to do with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic or development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will

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the fact that the committee also issued a second subpoena for cassidy hutchinson who was a top aide tohich this is what they're zeroing in on. this is what their focus is, and there's also no question in the case of cheney this is a pursuit that has both been driven by her deep convictions and that also, frankly, could be politically catastrophic for her. the likelihood that she wins a republican primary in the state of wyoming, it's not zero, but it's going to be way harder because of the work that she's done to drive this committee to focus on trump than it would have been if she'd spent the last year of her time in office, the prior year focused on different things. she's doing this because she is under the conviction that it's the important thing to do, it's the right thing to do, and frankly, it's unusual in american politics to see elected officials dedicate themselves so firmly to a cause that is so unlikely to help them politically. it really distinguishes her. >> well, i mean, the last thing you said is sort of an american tragedy, right? i mean, you could put her in a museum,

former meadows' aide cassidy hutchinson went back for a third interview today.debbie lesco, mo brooks, matt gaetz, marjorie tailor green, louie gohmert and lauren boebert. the usual suspects plus. i wonder, eugene, if you think that this sort of news that luke broke but that we don't know additional information about, if that changes the calculations for any members in terms of how they deal with the january 6th committee or if you think those were sort of hardened. >> i think for the folks that you -- especially a lot of folks you just mentioned, nicolle, they're probably hardened to that idea, right? these are folks who don't want to be seen as being cooperative, whether that's with the doj or whether that's with the january 6th committee. i will say obviously the department of justice can charge whereas the committee in congress cannot and so they don't have as much leeway to not participate if the doj wanted that participation. i think something that's really interesting here is that for months and months folks in the white house, democrats at large have kin

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