craig: so sarah and i agreed that i should stay with isaac, just so that isaac would know that his parentsnt on for a while. and he was undergoing medical attention for at least what felt like an hour and a half, two hours, but the heart monitors had started flatlining much earlier than that. i'll tell you what. no parent should ever have to be in the same room with his child, who's on an operating table, and see the heart monitor flatline and hear all the alarms go off. and that flatlining sound and those sounds of the alarms going off is something that's going to stay with me for the rest of my life. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ adam: right across the city, stories of life and death played out. amid the devastation at saint george hospital, dr. stephanie yacoub focused on a mother and her unborn baby. stephanie: i just went back to basics, and at that moment, i was like, "i need to hear the baby's heartbeat." i needed to make sure that that patient and her baby were okay. we got the glass off of her and the bed that she was on. we were also able to drag her away from the window and towards an area that w

it's isaac had songs 1st state visit. he has appealed toward both countries to deepen their partnership. also on the program, plans for a referendum in russian held castle are put on hold. pro moscow officials had been discussing a boat, paul in the region, joining russia, but ukraine's counter offensive means their plans are quote on paul's for now. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. israel and germany's president said, laid remembrance, read, sat berlin's holocaust memorial. israel's isaac had sought and germany's plank author stein might have made the symbolic visit after had talked, had addressed the parliament in berlin. he's in germany commemorating the 50th anniversary of the munich olympics massacre. on monday, germany apologized for miss handling the murders in $972.00, which left the levin is really olympic team. members dead at the hands of listing intel or cheat political correspond melinda crane has been following. present household speech shines with media in studio on the importance of r

the painting of lenin with tarry brushes by isaac brodsky, israel, is the founder of this museum.he room. here lenin at work, art views, believes that the cultural heritage could not bring out the masterpieces that are here in zaporozhye will definitely return to their historical places, as the modest obelisk to the heroes of the first world war and the monument to the warriors of the internationalists returned. how did the eternal flame return to a monument to the memory of the fallen during the great patriotic war. for now , there is no gas in the form of a flashlight of candles, but it glows, which means that historical memory has not faded. to the end residents of the dacha village of markonievo, like all normal people, want to spend evenings watching tv with their families. but the constant interruptions in electricity cause them just anger . here's how it happens look. songs from the bottom of my heart good evening to everyone, here everyone is watching en it means that not everyone has run yet. and one of the main football matches begins in moscow autumn matches in our coun

it's isaac had talked 1st state visit. he's appealed for both countries to beef and their partnership. also coming up there's trusts will become britain's of full prime minister in 6 years when she's appointed later today. and she takes over the country in crisis. we asked what's her plan and angry protest south indonesia government hikes fuel prices by 30 percent d w here from some who say the energy crisis means they can hardly afford to work. ah, i'm rebecca writ as welcome to the program. israel and germany's presidents have laid remembrance rates set burdens holocaust memorial. israel's isaac heard song and germany's frank volter stein my may, the symbolic visit after hertzog address the parliament in berlin. he's in germany commemorating the 50th 50th anniversary of the munich olympics massacre on monday. gemini apologized for miss handling the murders in 1972. which left 11 is ready, team members dead at the hands of palestinian terror. it was even put in mung speaking to the parliament in berlin. hertzog urged both

on his 1st state visit to germany, isaac hats off of keels for both countries to deepen their partnership. ah. hello, i'm clear. richardson, thanks so much for joining us. united nations nuclear watchdog is calling for a security zone to be established around ukraine's embattled operation nuclear power plant. the i e. h. as the current situation is untenable. this after a team of its experts visit the site last week to assess the damage and conditions for the workers there. since russian troops took control of the facility early in the war, keith and moscow have accused each other of risking a radiation disaster by shelling near the site t w's. and while chas is in cave and has more details on the i e a report. well, our international atomic energy agency report has just been published with conclusions that are not very surprising from here in care of with the agency urging into measures to prevent a nuclear incident that would be caused by a physical damage due to a military means at the agency also calls for the immediate establishment of a nuclear safety and security protection zone, k

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isaac, did the bureaucracy blow it. >> bureaucracy inspector general's office may have a problem heree program worked. there was a thorough vetting of anybody who came in this country and, in fact, there were two people that the system caught who tried to enter that it stopped from entering because the system worked. the inspector general's report seems to be just an incompetent hack job frankly in that it misses the seven of the eight agencies that were involved in the vetting process and leaves out the work of 7 out of 8 agencies involved and focused only on one for some reason. those other seven agencies were part of that thorough vetting process and they cite that some refugees -- and keep in mind, these aren't just average citizens. these are the people who stood with our soldiers on the front line. these are the people that our veterans, who came back to this country, depended on day to day to survive in afghanistan. these folks didn't always have a birth certificate indicate because they were in a country that was a war-torn country and so there were people that didn't have a b

isaac: it's going to help.e are clearly seeing inflationary pressures remain pretty contained in china. i think it is coming anyway, i think the authorities at the pboc are fully aware that it's causing a recession. they're looking to see about boosting more rate cuts over the end of the year. i think we will also see some credit support for the housing sector targeted, not widespread. that's going to be really important supportive policy, even though covid zero will continue for a couple of months at the very least. shery: we have more to come on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we are counting down to the start of trade in tokyo and seoul. some of the stories were watching over in japan, cpi news within the hour and they're expecting prices to ease up. toshiba has halted operations on it semiconductor facility because of a power disruption. some lines how resumed operation on monday. the health ministry has approved pfizer and moderna vaccine's targeting the omicron variant, paving the way for th

a we've seen israel's president isaac hertzog. he was joined by the german president, frank voltage time my along with other german and dignitaries and some victims families of the time. i'm joined in the studio by melinda crane, our chief, political correspondent, to talk through it, went into what, what stood out for you today for that with that commemoration ceremony. well, certainly the headline news is that very sincere and very moving apology from german president. stine meyer. and apology that the victims families have been waiting for in this form for 50 years. he pointed out that he did apologize. 5 years ago when a memorial was, was opened in munich, but certainly this one is the ringing and very sincere words of apology that i think the families have been waiting for. and he talked, and several others spoke as well. about the fact that germany had a duty to protect, to protect its guests in general. but of course especially to protect these israeli athletes. and we heard several very moving descriptions of what those is

joining me now, isaac gorman start. national political reporter for the washington post.addow show. lisa, formal -- calls a special master a red herring in the mar-a-lago castigation. i wonder what you make of this argument. this sense that whether or not there is a special master, this is headed wherever it is headed. >> i think that is true, alicia. but what kind of timeline it is headed there on is definitely going to be impacted by this special master. read theory is no one's floor. as you heard on this network and other places, people allande experience with him, they as a e judge. well, ju november 30th. and her order says that that deadline can slip. plus, judge dearie is not known to be the most expeditious have judges. so how soon the popular justice is able to get there is dependent, in part, on judge jerry. and in part on what happens with this appeal. >> right, isaac, understanding that time is of the essence here. talk us through your reporting about the latest january 6th subpoenas. how is the doj shifting its focus, and or has has it broadened. >> well, imp

all isaac, i'm gonna start with you. what have you learned about that index finger salute and trump's embrace, it would seem, of the qanon movement? >> well, there was a pattern even when trump was president and was still on twitter where he was promoting content from qanon followers and with sort of qanon hints in it. and this tended to happen during times when he was, you know, embattled, whether it was the impeachments, when he was under fire them. and the researchers who monitored this knows the distinct shift after the mar-a-lago search warrant, where he has now become even more explicit and before in hosting continent on truth social that uses the imagery and the slogans from qanon. then, what happened, he started to play a song at a rally, the origin of the sum as a little bit murky, but since he started using it, it is become associated by qanon believers with qanon. and it really grew up last week when they responded to the music by pointing toward the skies, so, raising their hands and holding up a finger. the

yes, isaac turmasu herself with ashes and red ignat lozovye zaitsev were peddlers for the delivery of shots at the dumbbells, the necessary ecumenical cartoon ivan kuznetsov in a villa at the industrial site quiet for you vasilievna pashinike not tall. from the feet of the krubim krug the rightfulness has passed away, long-standing clamping and even nighttime images hauled into the council the old-time magical basis of food close for the harvest of field spirits and niva from robbing the visits for the next menolith year, and fur spikelets, yes, and all sorts of pochastulki left on the field with the osmosis of ochering. well, it's just the hour to fly into the studio for direction, where the composer sergey sukhomlin is placed on the altar of eldership with all his might. and kanashenko's stitch is suffering. jesus of the clean field bytoj thank you very much once again every artist enjoyed greatly. e always. uh, can boast of something, there is some last one. well, or as some people like to say, an extreme song or some unusual song, if you have one, of course, there are, of course,

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ten seconds, matt. >> very quickly, nothing isaac said lowers gas prices one sends or lowers the price of groceries or reduces inflation. he can define semantic all you want to does nothing for people that are struggling. to be when we got to leave it there. thanks for staying up with us. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> gillian: you got it. coming up, why these moms are running grylls on the football field and even elephants need to get exercise. today's viral videos are coming up next. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (energetically) you guys are crushing it! see how the 8 grams of healthy protein in land o' frost premium meat gives you energy and keeps you full? let's get those buns toastin' bread. che

and then we heard the is really present, isaac outside speaking in a very moving speech to the germans. we'll just talk belinda. what are your main takeaways from the? well, there with us, if you remember, started out with a look at the luxembourg agreement that was signed exactly 70 years ago. that essentially established german, reparations to israel, under the jewish claims conference at the time. and she reminded the listeners that even in the open to stock, there was no majority for that at that time that it took the strong leadership of the chance to combat at an hour to bring that through at the time. and i think that theme of leadership, leadership in terms of recognizing germany's responsibility that grows out of the crimes of the holocaust and what that means in its relations for israel is a common theme. not only of both speeches we heard today, but also the speeches we heard yesterday at the commemoration of the terrorist attack at the munich $972.00 olympics. when german president frank found their stein meyer talked about a duty to protect that, arose out of those crimes

now the protest in haiti, harold isaac is an independent journalist and joins us now from the capital. puerto prince, thank you for being with us. so we've had these reports of the possibility of a world food program facility being looted. did you know more about that? well, today we are in the 3rd. possibly even some people are arguing before the day of major disruption throughout the country. and going to eve, where this one of the w p b is, has been under a lot of violence. and the depot has been attacked as we've, as reports, has been stating. and how much of a problem would that be if, if that has happened to minutes a to under a lot of pressure isn't. and if the, if the food depos a time will not mean for people who need that aid. well, our understanding is that the de paul is a regional one for to do a w b like the serving the northern area of haiti and likely for disaster preparedness. and there's, there's been spiking violence throughout the country and going to wasn't spared. and clearly the depot has been looted and set on fire from all the reports we've been seeing so far

public information officer isaac sanchez from cal fire joins us now with the very latest.thank you, officer, for being with us. >> we just updated the mill in can you describe what fire crews are up against with this hot weather as we go into the nighttime hours? >> you know, nothing to add as far as the middle of the mountain. i know that we expect to see containment and acreage numbers here in the next couple hours. so obviously, that's something that the public very interested in and we'll get that out just as soon as we have that information available. but when it comes to the conditions of the firefighters are facing not only mill and mountain, but state of california exactly what you just described their it's arduous work. it's very difficult work in. of course, we have to be aggressive. we have to fight fires all the way the public expects us to win it. we expect ourselves too, and we'll continue to do that regardless of the conditions we're facing. >> and so on friday, when the sparked up, we did hear from a witness who said that the mill fire might have started at

is rails president isaac hutsel is to address the german parliament. we'll have a special live coverage. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. israel's president isaac had soc, is due to address germany's parliament in berlin today. had soc, has been in the country since sunday. he is expected to pay tribute to the israelis killed in the munich olympics. 50 years ago. on monday, germany's press on father stein might ask for forgiveness for his country's failure to protect the 11 is really olympic team members murdered in 1972 by palestinian militant. this one is the other. one of the younger who would like gabled, forgiven could. in maryland, and so it stays, fail is not linton and in just a moment will be bringing in the speeches of both the israeli president and the president of the german parliament alive here. as soon as those beaches begin or expecting them again, any moment of until them we have with us in the studio, our chief political correspondent, melinda crane. and what are you expecting from the is really to hear from the

it's isaac had talked to the 1st state, visit his appeal for both countries to deepen their relationship. also coming up the crime claims progress in its south on her san counter offensive, while regional officials put on hold their plans for a referendum on joining russia and famine is out the door. today we are receiving a final woman, chilling words from the un about water and food shortages in somalia, where drought and conflict have combined to leave half the population facing extreme hunger. plus live trust will become britain's, a full prime minister in 6 years when she's appointed life today. as she takes out of the country and crisis, we ask well, to apply an angry protest south, the indonesia government likes fuel prices by 30 percent d, w. here from some who say the energy crisis means they can probably afford to work . ah, ah, i am. and becker, it is welcome to the program. israel and germany's presidents have laid remembrance rates at berlin's holocaust memorial. israel's isaac heard song and germany's frank walter stein maya made the symbolic visit after hertzog address the

isaac, because of his firm faith , was honored with great promises from god, and rightly so, zechariah or the advice of the parents of st. john the baptist who, for his patience and piety. or become the parents of the greatest prophet in all these cases. we see that sincere faith, patience and unquenchable hope, parents were necessarily rewarded from the lord with a great blessing. what does today's holiday tell us modern people? of course, the fact that children are a blessing of god for the family and the most important, constituting the rightness of family life, therefore it is natural for godly families to desire to have children along with the modern world. not just offers, they rarely impose on us the inertia of value, putting in the first place the comfort of everyday life and career success, family life and raising children in many european countries, as is known from the usa, they strive to show something heavy, not prestigious and outdated. this trend is especially picked up by the younger generation, which enters adulthood, someone frankly admits that he is not going to bind

the sculptor is represented the picture of isaac brodsky himself from the dangers got his most famousars, as she suffered decommunization, by the way, isaac brodsky was allowed to describe the leader of the flight from life in an art museum. historical justice has nevertheless been restored in berdyansk. the canvas of lenin with tarry brushes by isaac brodsky, the israeli founder of this museum, has finally returned to the hall. here is lenin at work art historians. believes that the cultural heritage could not bring masterpieces are here in zaporozhye be sure to return to their historical places, as the modest obelisk returned as a hero of the first world war and the monument to the warriors of the internationalists. how the eternal flame returned to the monument to the memory of the fallen during the great patriotic war let it be in the form of a candle lantern for now, because there is no gas, but it glows, which means that historical memory has not completely died out. this is a non-marconian family, where every day there are arguments about what they will watch today. let's take

joining us now is cnn capitol hill reporter melanie zanona and isaac dovare. why did the senator do this? >> i know a lot of people have been scratching their heads over this move. so i talked to some republicans about why is lindsey graham doing this? it boils down to this. republicans privately acknowledge their messaging on abortion has not worked. their attempts to run away from the issue have not worked. so there are some in the party, including lindsey graham, who thinks it's better to address the issue head on and show the american people how they feel about abortion and try to get the democrats on defense. but of course not everyone in the party agrees that this is a good strategy right before the midterms, especially because it's not a poplular position in the key battleground districts, house conservatives are divided over this. i reported that, there was a heated meeting where you have conservatives some saying it goes too far, some not far enough. they're ruolling out next week law that just says we're going to protect the lives of the unborn child

larisa russian melancholy is the name of our duet from the musical of maxim isaac chudunaevsky mata haripionage. we are dishonest. wingless weeks, like horses from a fair in my homeland, and again i am a hostage of black days. the russian board breaks through with dancing, russian love begins with a fairy tale, and then russian love, all love is impossible. they run faster. i often dream of the stars over the river now, on which you were born in a dream there for you. i do not want to be silent, fate is not up to me. whole life my like a russian swing russian longing breaks off with a dance russian love begins russian love russian love is impossible russian winter russian dream shoots, heaven russian soul forgives everything russian words russian love begins with a fairy tale, and then russian love grows alternately, what kind of love is your love russian love is impossible. lower the board russian caress of the russian break off. thank you, i love you very much, my beloved girl, a wonderful actress and i was lucky to work with you in this musical, and i hope this is not our last meeting

let's bring in the cofounder of the rural voter institute isaac wright and vice chairman of the americanst policy institute frag flights, gentlemen, welcome. >> great to be here. >> mike: he spent a lot of time at the u.n. going after russia and vladimir putin by name. >> permanent member of the security council invaded its neighbor and attempted to raise the sovereign state from the map, russia has shamelessly violated the court tenant of the charter. president putin has made over nuclear threats. >> mike: fred, was that effective? >> no, i don't think it was effective. i don't disagree with what joe biden said, but the challenge is to end the war and to get putin to de-escalate and pull out, and get a settlement, this will put them in the other direction. this is an opportunity for joe biden to push for a massive international effort to bring about an negotiated settlement, i think that joe biden thinks the billions of dollars of military aid we are providing to ukraine will continue indefinitely or maybe he is going to lose. maybe he will lose, but i am worried this will be an extende

you've just been hearing israel president isaac hertzog, addressing the commemoration. he was following german president, frank frank, voltage time maya. i expected to be more remarks shortly. but 1st, let's take a listen. continue listening. you'll be hearing now from the jewish chamber orchestra. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah.

we've been hearing from german president frank filter stein, mind israel president isaac hertzog, among other speakers. there is more to come. let's listen in now to the musical interlude play by the jewish chamber orchestra. ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah . ah . a nuisance to tom on que pizza. the space between us and they should be so that in order to, let's say, it sees turn out, you know, if you search pleasure in doing my dearest under 50 years ago, i was here to a few hours after the massacre. i stood in your room and couldn't believe how much hatred had been in that room blood in the whole room, even on the ceiling. and i thought to myself, is this where you spend the last hours of your life? i will never stop talking about it. so that that will never, ever happen again. and at those who were responsible for it will pay the price. please forgive me, andre. that took me so long. although we have finally, after 50 years, reached our goals. at the end of the day, you are still gone and nothing can change that. then they murdered you. they also killed the part of me and of all those people wh

maybe lupanov and isaac, they didn’t share something. there is some other third player here.e not. or maybe not. what happened speak. i think i let you down. what to do now to calm down and tell everything in order. the main thing is not to be afraid. hello , how will you live? why did you come? especially about the medical you were right. why didn't you tell me anything, because you didn't. i'm sure, that he will answer the resource will begin your opinion. i'll ask you.

jason isaacs plays a kind of key side role, and he comes on with all the twinkle that jason isaacs alwaysthe schmaltz on. there's no point at which you think, "oh, this is going to be a tough "drama about tough issues." and i would watch lesley manville in anything. i would watch isabelle huppert in anything. but it's just the strange thing about seeing them together on screen in this, these two enormous titans of acting just having a good time, just... 0k, fine, it's a nice, fanciful... so if we want a bit of escapist fun, and people need that... yes. and it is absolutely nothing but escapist fun. but, hey, if that's what you want from the cinema, this will give it to you. it's a big sugar popcorn, sweetness episode. that's it. i feel as if i've seen it already. i know what you're getting at. we all love lesley manville. however, let's move on. 0k. the woman king. so this opens on tuesday, on the ath. it's been generating a lot of awards buzz since it played at...i think it was toronto. a lot of that buzz is for viola davis, who plays nanisca. she is the general of the agojie, an elite f

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during president flying for their shine, maya has hosted his israeli counterpart, isaac care talking. berlin meeting came after germany said it would make payments to the families of israeli athletes killed in the 1972 munich olympics massacre shy maya said it was shameful that took 5 decades for germany to agree to pay compensation were extremely german chancellor offshoots has announced a 65000000000 your relief package to do with rising energy bills. and a cost of living crisis includes a windfall tax on energy companies to partially pay for consumer fuel subsidies and funding for public transport. germany's inflation rate is at its highest in over 40 years. cranes prime minister denise from u haul, says he hopes germany will become a leading player, helping to expand ukraine's air defense capabilities. he was speaking on a visit to berlin, where he thanked germans for their solidarity and support for his country. it's a stark contrast to the early days of the war were key of was critical of germany slow response and providing military aid. hasty, highest ranking ukrainian politici

highest and over 40 years. german president hung by dish dynamite has hosted his israeli counterpart, isaac hertz, all in berlin. the meeting came after germany said it would make payments to the families of israeli athletes killed in the 1972 munich olympics massacre. shine maya said it was shameful that it took 5 decades for germany to agree to pay compensation where canadian authorities are searching for 2 suspects and staffings that have killed 10 people. police said more than a dozen others were injured in multiple incidents in remote indigenous communities in saskatchewan, province authorities believe some of the victims were targeted while others may have been randomly attacked. ah. in the bonus league ahead to berlin were looking to end their slump against fellow early seasons strugglers, augsburg the capital club, emerged the winters, thanks. in part to mitchell demarco reached up. he scored his 1st goal since being diagnosed with cancer. ah, parents have berlin have become a by word happened. his legal mediocrity in recent seasons eclipsed by the smaller city rivals union and stil

there's nothing new and that's also a we saw recently when israel's president isaac had, it was in berlin and met the german president. and they could see already the tension and how they actually disagree on what's the way forward. so the lead is both of them and also both lead us today agreed on the thing that, that iran should not have access should not be able to have this nuclear weapons. now the big question, and the difference is that remain is how they can achieve that. german president, 15 dashed, i may who also negotiated this agreement as germany's for a minute step, of course is in favor of reviving this 2015 agreement just as german chancellor all our shows. but there's also disappointment with tehrani saying that they need to abide to the rules that they are now setting to see if they can revise that. but for israel, for both, for the president and for the prime minister, any agreement would not lead to stopping iran. but this is nothing new and that's something that they again saw to day. so there is agreement on one side, but not how this can be achieved. and that was our

the victims are here today because these of her president her and also that you mine, as president isaac had sought i here today young without all of you, without the family members, without the presence of the state of israel because you'd been, i think there was no way we could have had the proper active remembrance allen in my thanks. go answer. every one who helped of the been past few weeks to make joint remembrance possible to day says, angry with does it come on at family members like we cannot fathom what the suffering, which pain you've been through on. and we can only imagine what the losses of your son's husband's fathers meant to you and will not. and still means to you. he lived on vida of zoom of hall. how can life go on for a young woman can come who has just had her 1st child with his father will never come home, really among right. and how can life go on with the image is more power of the room bearing the marks of murder, beaming in vision, and with the knowledge and figure, moment that your husband or father, nordstrom had to endure more hours, fearing for his life in

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jason isaacs plays a kind of key side role, and he comes on with all the twinkle that jason isaacs always the schmaltz on. there's no point at which you think, "oh, this is going to be a tough "drama about tough issues." and i would watch lesley manville in anything. i would watch isabelle huppert in anything. but it's just the strange thing about seeing them together on screen in this, these two enormous titans of acting just having a good time, just... 0k, fine, it's a nice, fanciful... so, if we want a bit of escapist fun, and people need that... yes. and it is absolutely nothing but escapist fun. but, hey, if that's what you want from the cinema, this will give it to you. it's a big sugar popcorn, sweetness episode. that's it. i feel as if i've seen it already. i know what you're getting at. we all love lesley manville. however, let's move on. 0k. the woman king. so, this opens on tuesday, on the 4th. it's been generating a lot of awards buzz since it played at...i think it was toronto. a lot of that buzz is for viola davis, who plays nanisca. she is the general of the agojie, an elit

joining us now is cnn's isaac dovare on his reporting.l know she had a tough start as vice president there were a lot of frustrations with her inside her own office, inside the white house, outside among the larger political universe but she has zeroed in on a centralized plan for the midterms. it's focused on getting african american voters jazzed up about democrats and joe biden, and it's focused on women and young people. and the uniting things about all of it is abortion rights which she is going to talk about as an issue of freedom and liberty. for the white house this is important they're looking at joe biden needing to bring up his own numbers and democrats' numbers with those groups especially. and with women looking like they could be important in this election, harris moving up in that role. >> does this signal any larger plans for 2024? >> one of two things is going to be happening six or eight months from now. either she's running as joe biden's running mate, the running mate for a president who will be 82 years old in 2024 an

>> isaac russo. >> jimmy: thank you, isaac.inally, we've got -- well, you can't just have an entree, you've got to have something sweet. what are your names? >> brent reeves. >> juan reeves. >> we've got the ultimate brickie monster. a brownie with chocolate chip cookies,er on i don't say, marshmallows, and deep fried. >> we top it with cheesecake, strawberry sauce -- >> jimmy: how much weed do you guys smoke? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> just brisket. >> jimmy: i think it would be safer to eat a rattlesnake than that. [ laughter ] >> it's like the ultimate dessert, a super bowl dessert. >> jimmy: by ultimate you mean final, yes. [ laughter ] guillermo, i'll notify your next of kin, all right? >> guillermo: all right, man. >> jimmy: looks like you're having a lot of fun. you're going to chicago tomorrow, right, guillermo? >> guillermo: that's right, i'll be in chicago tomorrow, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay, very good, all right. thanks to everybody there in dallas. [ cheers and applause ] we appreciate you showing up. thank

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. >> reporter: and joining us now is washington post national political reporter isaac ards. thank you so much for being with us. i want to start with the piece that you co-authored entitled trump plots aggressive midterm strategy seen in gop as double-edged sword. so could you mean by the double edged swords. >> in the primary, what we heard was trump's first general election rally. in the primaries he was the envy of all. his endorsement, his backing, every candidate wanted that and what you started to see almost immediately after those candidates won the primary was, taking trump off the top of their website, like dr. oz did. and starting to try to put some distance between themselves and trump. because while he is the number one thing for primary voters, the republican base, with the general election electorate, it is a little bit of a different story. and so what strategists are trying to figure out, republican strategists both on the campaigns and the advisers around trump, is how do they leverage him to activate the base voters who they need to turn out, without turnin

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