jasmine wright, jason dick, we've been watching this, chatting amongst ourselves. there anything we can share that we were talking about? jasmine: one thing i'm noticing is the difference between the way that former vice president harris and speaker mike johnson were talking last year versus now. it is so much more jovial with vice president vance and speaker johnson that it was. it is so much more sort of homeboy these people know each other, they are on the same side. it is interesting to watch the differences of just a year. peter: would you call harris and justice formal? >> the justices of the united states supreme court. [laughter] [applause] [indistinct conversations] peter: jason dick, we were just watching the supreme court come in. we saw justice roberts, kavanaugh, kagan, and we did not see justices brown, sotomayor, alito. does that tell you anything? that just four out of the nine? peter: justice alito -- jason: justice alito has been skipping this for a number of years, after a couple of his motions and mouthing's kind of caught the cameras after one o

here in our studio jasmine wright is a reporter with notice news of the united states.ason is the editor-in-chief of rollll call. very quickly what are you looking for tonight? >> really interested in the approachch that trump takes from the get-go. as dave alluded to the expectation from a lot ofo, peoe is that he's going to be speaking to his base. he feels he has a mandate or this is what he and his allies tell people is that he has a mandate. there is no advantage to them looking like they need to reach out to the democrats or even to wavering republicans. sometimes these speeches can be conciliatory or let's talk about how great things are. trump is going to step on the gas he is going to come out aggressive picnics jasmine wright same>> question too. >> i am looking at his tone, his tone his tone. i was talking to a source family with speech preparation is notn going to be flowery language is going to be impassioned of issomething he is deeply involvd ine that he has been editing up until the last moment. and i think the shift you've seen and the white house and s

cnn's manu raju, carl hulse of the new york times, and jasmine wright of notice. it is your birthday. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> spending it with us on this bright and cheery monday. just to go back to what president trump said in that post that just came out right before our program started, saying that he doesn't believe that vladimir zelenskyy wants peace. and i want to pull up what the kremlin spokesman said about vladimir zelenskyy, because it's very similar. the kyiv regime and zelenskyy do not want peace. they want the war to continue. >> it's pretty remarkable. >> i mean, i think we're starting to see this ramp up of pressure from the trump world that they want zelenskyy out, or at least they certainly don't support him staying in. and i was actually struck by even what the national security advisor, mike wallace, told you just yesterday about that, suggesting that, you know, churchill, comparing to how churchill stepped aside as they tried to negotiate peace post world war two. >> talking points, that i want to get to that in a second. but what

. >> if you can just hold that thought for just a few moments jasmine wright. let's listen to speaker johnson. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> you can see the two senate leaders there, jon noon and chuck schumer just snapped by a comment date events the vice president's in that mix he is shaking people's hands on the side. john barrasso is also the leadership for the republicans dickjo durbin, 80 years old and the leadership there than gentleman gray hair in the back in the blueur shirt. he was just reelected in 2020 and so he will be up in 26 if he runs again. there is jd vance. jason dick, you have been covering these, the people on the aisle what time do they get there? that late sheila jackson lee at democrat from texas was a famous for always being on the aisle regardless of president i would love to see that collection of photos t. how long is it take if you're going to get on the aisle to greet the press and everyone else? quick sometimes to get there very early sometimes four or five hours soon as he security sweep is over. it is a first-come first-