. >> reporter: leading new hampshire republican jason osborn said trump's turn benefited ron desantis. >> i think the opening was there and this kind of solidifies it. president trump is not changing his routine. he's not changing his rhetoric. >> reporter: sources close to the ongoing investigations of trump say the former president might have put himself in legal jeopardy due to the way he detailed last night his conduct related to january 6th, classified records, and his pressure campaign on election officials in georgia. norah. >> robert costa with all those new details, thank you so much. >>> now a big development in the unsolved disappearance of american teenager natalie holloway in aruba 18 years ago. peru's government is allowing the prime suspect to be extradited to the u.s. on charges of trying to extort holloway's family. cbs's elaine quijano reports this brings the family a step closer to justice. >> reporter: it was in 2005 when 18-year-old nat lee holloway disappeared while on a trip to alou ba. she was last seen leaving a bar with vandersloot and two other man. no charg

we have errol lewis, also rachel nichols, republican strategist jason osborn, and cnn political commentator s.e. cupp. here first to break down this legally is our cnn analyst laura coates. with all the developments what are the legal implications here for donald trump? >> wow, alisyn, i mean just think about it. one of the hardest things to do as a prosecutor is to figure out how i'm going to get inside the brain of a potential target. how do i figure out that person's intent? how do i figure out what they really wanted to do? and then you have the reporting that suggests not just the documents were retained or they were moved but the possibility of even a dress rehearsal to figure out what to do when the national archives came to get the documents or a duly executed subpoena was actually issued and then fulfilled. it really does not bode well for an intended defendant or a target to have this type of information out there because it really confirms the possibility that you do have intent, the intentional act to try to obstruct a lawful investigation. and remember this is all falling under

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. >> reporter: leading new hampshire republican jason osborne said trump's term benefited potential challenger ron desantis whom he supports. >> i think the opening was there and this solidifies it. president trump is not changing his routine. he's not changing his rhetoric. >> reporter: sources close to the ongoing investigations of trump say the former president might have put himself in legal jeopardy due to the way he detailed his conduct about january 6th, his handling of classified records, and his pressure campaign on election officials in georgia in 2020. robert costa, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> a meeting to avert a national debt default has been delayed until next week. president biden and top lawmakers were set to meet again today after talks earlier this week. we're told aides from both sides are discussing ways to limit federal spending. the republican-controlled house passed a bill -- passed a debt ceiling plan that would cut the budget by nearly 14%. democrats say that it would slash critical funding. house speaker kevin mccarthy says both sides will meet when there

. >> reporter: meeting new hampshire republican jason osborne said it benefited trump's challenge ronit k kind of solidifs it. president trump is not changing his routine, he is not changing his rhetoric. >> reporter: sources close to the ongoing investigation of trump say the former president might have put himself in legal jeopardy due to the way he detailed last night his conduct related to january 6th, classified records, and his pressure campaign on election officials in georgia. norah? >> norah: robert costa with all of those new details, thank you so much. severe weather threats are moving across the south tonight, a confirmed ef1win th afternoonn desoto parish, louisiana. that is about 40 miles south of shreveport. and downpours in eastern texas have caused some flash flooding, closing several roadways in the area. for more, let's bring meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. severe weather storms and tornadoes right through the evening, watch not only for tornadoes but a chance for straight-line

new hampshire state representative jason osborne joins us now.antis endorsement train. tell us why. >> republicans are looking to reverse this trend of losing we've been doing the last couple cycles. we need a proven leader like governor ron desantis to lead the charge at the top of the ticket. this guy is able to secure reelection victory by historic margin in the state of florida and bringing along super majority legislator along with him, someone from purple state like new hampshire, this is attractive proposition to someone like me. >> ashley: this is month after former president trump said, our support is universal in florida and throughout the usa, why desantis over former president trump? >> i just think that is not true. one of my jobs as majority leader is to help republicans get along and work well together. what i'm discovering, i'm talking to members and people across the state. mow matter what part of the republican party people are from, whether cruz republican or ron paul republican or jeb bush, support for governor ron desantis is

she's a national political correspondent for the magazine, and we are also joined by jason osborne, formerign advisor, and jamal simmons, former communications director for vice president kamala harris. molly, who could have seen this coming? that's twitter, who has -- very glitchy just for the average you did not seem to be able to handle this. what do you make of the significance of this failure? i mean, as the trump campaign put, it the failure to launch here? >> you only get one chance to make a first impression, right? and so much of desantis's refutation, for typically among his fans and supporters, has been the sort of well oiled machine that he has run down there in florida. he has a reputation for having this juggernaut of a sort of ruthless operation in the governor's office. and it has been extremely effective in florida. but when he has to get on the national stage it's novels right out of the gate. it certainly, i think, put a dent in that competence argument and the argument he's trying to make against trump, which is that he is the one who, essentially, can make the trains r

also maggie haberman, senior political correspondent for "the new york times," jason osborn, former trumpn advertiser, and van jones, cnn political comment tater and former obama administration official as well. thank you for being here. jason, let's start with you and what you make of how republicans on capitol hill today were responding to that 70 minutes last night. >> i'm actually impressed that a number of them responded the way they did. first off, i thought you did a great job. you did the best job anybody could expect of anybody going up to donald trump. >> matador. >> by the way, he said that behind your back. >> while i was over there. >> to your point you made last night, it was a rerun. this was trump being trump as he's always been, and i'm disappointed that we didn't see something new, like just put everything that happened in 2020, the trial -- there's ways to deflect that and put it in the rear-view mirror, but tell us what we're going to do next. i'm prized we had republicans on the hill that were willing to at least address the issue. there were some that don't want to g

the new york times and joins me now at the table -- of the washington post opinion columnist, jason osbornecarson advisor. and solomon jones, host of the radio show and columnist by the philadelphia daily news. he's also the officer of ten lives, ten demands. all of you, thank you. this text message is a little eyebrow raising but if you watch tucker carlson show, to me, it did not come as a huge surprise. but it seemed, perhaps to be a surprise to fox executives. >> yes it wasn't surprise to me. i think they have surprised me most is that tucker carlson didn't abide by the rule of thumb. if you don't want on the cover the new york times, you don't put it in a text message. well, here we are. so, he does that. but it is right in line with everything he has said on the show. that immigrants make us 30 and poor. that there is a plot to replace white people with brown people. somehow, white nationalism, is the core of what he said. so no, what he said was not a surprise. i'm surprised that he put in a text message. >> i mean. if you would look very closely what he's saying here, just to be cle

republican strategist jason osborne, and democratic strategist basil smikle.litics first. you each understand the political realities that the republicans are dealing with, that the democrats are dealing with. let's start with the republicans. they walk into this meeting tomorrow, particularly for kevin mccarthy, can he afford to give much and then can he afford not to when it comes to the economics of it? >> i think he walks in there with the big stick, right? he has the ability because the house passed by a very slim margin a very comprehensive package. the senate republicans are sticking with him, and so as long as those senate republicans stay with him, i think he's able to go in there and say look, i have to go back to my conference with something. now, i'm going to start with everything, and then give me something in that. so what that something is in the end, i think is yet to be seen, but there are four pretty good choices i think in there. i think it's the curtailing spending, which quite frankly, the preddoesn't have much of an option there. that's c

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