"john ww"john wick" >> will: this is joe collins. i don't know if you had a chance to hear donald trump on "fox and friends." what thoughts did you have? >> i love to hear donald trump talk every time he gets on stage. as a black republican, i can't tell you, i like donald trump, nothing to do with his tennis shoes or indictments, majority of black men across the country, we want to raise our kids without democratic policy, we stand with him. >> will: a lot of nodding here. during that conversation with joe and interview with donald trump. great job. great to watch from back here in texas. >> brian: the president probably saw that. >> lawrence: diner isir fooed up. >> brian: those people should be running for office. >> lawrence: super tuesday, 854 delegates up for grabs. nikki haley will join us. >> brian: bill hemmer is here and has his starbucks. (man) what if all i do for my type 2 diabetes isn't enough? or what if... (vo) once-weekly mounjaro could help. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar and can help you eat less foo

if you were watching fox and friends this morning, he saw a guy by the name of joe collins running for are going to support him. as a black man, we will support donald trump because he stands with us. and this is going to shape this race and i don't even think we have the parameters to really show what this is going to look like to his maximum capacity in november. it's bad for the democrats, it is bad for joe biden, but it's very good for donald trump or its view on both of you, gianno and leslie, thank you. next time we will see her face. we will fix your studio. thank you both. a huge super tuesday delegate prize at stake today. in texas, with poll after poll there and elsewhere, we are now seeing, as i just mentioned, because gallup has the latest, immigration is the top issue for voters. stay with me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm feeling this moment. along with clearer skin skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may

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joe lieberman. susan collins. sam nunn. howard baker. those were the type of people that would work in the center of american politics. i hear it all the time. i know there are extremes and freaks on both sides, and i know the maga extremists are causing a real concern to those of us that love american capitalism and love american democracy. i speak for myself. but joe lieberman, sam nunn, howard baker, john mccain, if people want to know why congress isn't working, it's because those people are gone. because those people get voted out, other than susan collins. those people get voted out if they try to deal with the other side. that's why washington -- >> they're leaving. >> people love to bitch and whine about how broken washington, d.c., is, and then they send extremist freaks up to represent them. if they want to know why washington is broken, it is because of them. because they don't elect more people like john ccain, joe lieberman, like sam nunn, like howard baker anymore. and lindsey graham, he forgot who he was. >> yeah, lindsey

passing a bill to confront another crisis that joe himself created, a crisis that has had devastating impacts on families. i commend representatives collinsermilk working with laken's family who are devastated at the loss of their daughter. a tragedy that was created because the southern border and every community in america is seeing crime, murders, devastation at the hands of people coming here illegally and doing harm to our citizens. i have seen it in my own back yard in louisiana, where a 14-year-old girl was raped by someone here illegally because joe biden opened border. how many more families will have to suffer before joe biden admits his mistake and creates what bill. this house came together and passed h.r. 2 a bill that would secure our border and worked with our border patrol agents and others. everyone knows what needs to happen. joe the border he had -- he could have ended catch and release and worked to restore the remain in mexico policy that was so effective under president trump. a negotiated agreement. take a little work to call a foreign leader and doing everything to protect your country but that's joe biden's job an

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reconciliation, ready to stand for his principles, always senator joe lieberman was 82 years old and the news continues the source with kaitlan collins starts now state-run the source tonight, a new war over donald trump's gag order. prosecutors argue that it covers the judges daughter that he's been a talking i'll trump's legal team says it doesn't. a new reaction to our exclusive interview with a sitting federal judge raising alarms that trump's attacks on the judicial system could lead to tyranny. and also tonight, trevor read, it's here, the former marine who is one-celled captive by vladimir putin, now fighting to hold free other us citizen since including evan gershkovich, who was jailed in russia exactly one year ago. today. >> i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source a private fight has exploded into public view tonight between donald trump and the prosecutors who could be the first to make him a convicted felon. the manhattan district attorney's office is now strongly implying that trump is violating that gap. a border that was placed on him just days ago by the judge here in new york in his hush money criminal case when

joe biden himself created. a crisis that has had devastating impacts on families like laken riley's. i want to commend my -- mike collins and barry loudermilk for working with laken riley's family, who were devastated as you can expect, at the loss of their daughter. a completely unnecessary tragedy that was created because joe biden opened the southern border and every community in america is seeing crime murders the hands of people coming here illegally and doing harm to our citizens. i've seen it in my own backyard, in kenner, l days ago. where a 14-year-old girl was raped by someone here illegally. because joe biden opened the southern border. how many more families will have to suffer before joe biden finally admits his mistake and corrects did? we passed a bill. this house came together and passed h.r. 2, a bill that actually would secure our border. we worked with our border patrol agents and others. and everybody knows what needs to happen when joe biden went to the border just a few days foorg a photo op, he had an y to reverse his own damage that he created through executive action. he could have ended catch a

collins. >> hey, look i think it's a interesting run. joee not buying them. even after the great red meat speech he supposedly had at the state of the union. if anything he lost popularity. it's interesting to see and i think this is the key this. is not a 60-year issue. it's the first time in over a hundred years you have had a president and a president go at it. a presidential record vs a presidential record. i think joe biden is weakest. the economy, crime, world standing. they can go toe-to-toe. >> harris: that biggest issue is immigration for many americans, the majority of americans. he has united two sides of the isle among american voters and bring in independence against him with the issue that is his own creation and feature. alright. let's get into it. the border crisis sparking even more trouble for biden. the house passed a resolution condemning his immigration for creating the worst border security crisis in american history. that measure was backed by more than a dozen democrats. critics from their own party, the party of the

i'm caitlin collins and this is the source. >> joe biden went there tonight. >> the president bringing the heat as he kicked off a march through battleground states. this time he dropped the whole my predecessor stuff that you heard 13 times last night in the state of the union, and now he's just calling out trump by name, all while the presumptive republican nominee is welcoming a new house guest who just happens to be the man redefining what it means to be a modern day dictator, the incumbent president shows no signs of slowing down his fiery, combative state of the union message from last night. tonight, his plan of attack is on full display. joe biden wants to cast the 2024 election in no uncertain terms. >> donald trump with the maga republic. you're trying to take away our freedoms. that's not an exaggeration. well, guess what? we will not let him. we will not let him. the alabama supreme court shut down ivf treatments. do you know why it happened? i'll tell you why. one reason donald trump, will you ride down the street? and there was a trump banner with a few on it and a little

what doug collins is saying is right. but, steve hilton, joenight. but he did show energy, he was standing at the end of it, and he did hit on the democratic issues. i don't like their issues, okay? i've said this a million times. i don't think you do either. but i'll just say one thing, this election's not over yet. biden in some sense last night, steve hilton, did what he had to do. i'll give you the last word. >> oh, yes, he did. he dispelled the talk of replacing him which was very strong in democrat circles privately. now, if you believe in the general election he's a fundamentally weak candidate, that's good news for republicans. but i want to really amplify what you said and what doug was saying, because in 2016 this is what people forget. they talk about trump trump the showman and the rallies and all the rest of it. it was an ideas and policy-based campaign. larry: yes. >> the key messages, build the wall, china -- larry: yes. no, no, gotta -- yeah. >> the the working man.r larry: i don't agreein with bid' b't i think he did what he ne

joe biden in november. she's picked up murkowski and maine senator susan collins in recent days.ary yet. super tuesday is going to be make or break for her and on meet the press, she was asked if she would eventually support the gop nominee. take a listen. >> i think i'll make what decision i want to make, but that's not something i'm thinking about. we're going to d maine and all these states to go and show people that there is a path forward. and so i don't look at what ifs. i look at how do we continue the conversation. >> as for former president trump, he hadc a rally in richmond, virginia, saturday night. he has won every state in this primary so far, sweeping the primary, racking up delegates. he feels super tuesday could be a knockout blow to haley's campaign, and he is responding to criticism that he wouldn't be able to serve eight years in office. take a listen. >> four years. i don't need four years or three years or two years or one year. i could do almost everything in less than a year. anybody that needs eight years, you don't want them to be your president. you don'

former governor of maryland, no outreach to mitt romney or susan collins or lisa murkowski, people that go out and say, yeah, support joe biden. they could soften their message. if you're going to try to get chris christie, chris christie is a bomb thrower and very eloquent, certainly effective on the campaign trail. why not try to get him to campaign on your behalf in the sense he doesn't like donald trump and doesn't want donald trump to win. why hasn't there been outreach? >> remember the 2020 democratic convention, you had none other than john kasich, the governor of ohio, the republican giving a keynote address. he hasn't heard from the biden campaign, not only since the convention, but, you know, since the last few years even it's a big question of whether this is part of the strategy first to reinforce the democratic tent, make sure you've got the democrats in line before you spread out and reach out to republicans. >> joe biden is the guy that builds relationships. >> he got attacked in the primary in 2020 for having these relationships with republicans. i guess this is one of the things the campaign would say,

joe biden in november. she picked up recent endorsements from alaska senator lisa murkowski in maine senator susan collins butone estate in this primary yet. super tuesday could beat make a break for her it on meet the press today she was asked if she was support the eventual republican nominee, take a listen. >> i will make what decision i want to make but that is not something i'm thinking about we are going to continue to up to vermont, maine, all the states and go and show people there is a path forward. i do not look at what is. i look at how do we continue the conversation? >> video former president trump in richmond, virginia last night hosting his own campaign event he has won every single state in this primary sweeping every single state he is racking up the delegates. he feels super tuesday could be a knockout blow to haley's campaign if his supporters show up and he is responding to criticism he would not be able to serve eight years in office. take a listen. cooks for years? i don't need four years, three years, two years or one year i could do almost everything in less than a year. anyone that ne

joe biden by 10 points and her winning hispanic vote. and she's got two key endorsements from maine senator susan collins and alaska senator lisa murkowski. >> bill melugin in battle ground north carolina. >> michigan holding a nomination of delegates today after former president trump won 12 in the state's primary election earlier this week. brady trimble is live from grand rapids, michigan, with the latest update as this unfolds. grady, do you >> we're seeing the updates in real-time, molly. you mentioned that voters went to the polls in michigan earlier this week. former president trump won 12 delegates. they were divvied up proportionally, so that nikki haley got four delegates from michigan. here at this convention today it sounds like the delegates from the michigan g.o.p., as they're voting in real-time, are overwhelmingly awarding delegates to former president trump as they divvy up the lion's share of the delegates that will help former president trump potentially reach the nomination. i want to show you a live look inside one of the meeting rooms as i kind of explain how this process works because this split primary process is

best shot republicans have two beat joe biden head to head in november she is touting recent endorsement from alaska senator lisa murkowski and maine senator susan collinswon a state yet. but, she knows she has to perform in super tuesday could be make or break for her campaign. earlier today she expressed concerns she feels trump might not be running for the country, the party or the people but instead for himself. ♪ >> for four years i don't need r years or two years or one year i could do almost everything in less than a year. anything that needs eight years you do not want them to be your president. you don't want them to be your president. >> wrong the soundbite that was donald trump responding to critics who say he would not be able to serve eight years in office if he were to win a second term in the white house. you can take a look at video of him from earlier today he had in the event in richmond, virginia that is where he said he sweeping the primary so far as winning every single state he has been racking up the delegates but he is urging his voters not to get complacent if we have the nikki haley sound we could pull that a bro quick. this wa

best chance at winning joe biden in head to head matchup in november.d- she'tos sporting recent pre endorsements from alaska senato lisa murkowski and maine senaton susas n collins hasn't n a state yet and as of now she's not committing to supporting the gop nominee.o take asu listen. >> i think i will make whatever decision i want to make butso that's not something that i'm thinking about.rm >> as for former president hemp campaigned in richmond, virginia, she's been sweeping the primary, winning every state and urging voters do not get complacent.wa he wantss knockout blow against haley tuesday night and mixing i up nikki haley's name and nancy pelosi on purpose. take a listen.g li i purposely mix up burt with nancy pelosi, they are interchangeable in my mind. and except i have to say -- i have to say, i shouldn't say about this a semirepublican but i think pelosi is probably a i little bit smarter actually. >> as of sunday night here isac where we stand otun the delegate count. donald trump has 244 delegates. nikk trui haley has just 24. you need just over 1200 to secure the nomination.mina 874 are going to be up for grabu on super tuesday, back to you. >> th

joe lieberman died of complications from a fall. he was 82 years old. tributes from fellow lawmakers are pouring in. senator susan collins was her absolute favorite person to work with, and former president barack obama says he was a man that, they didn't always agree, but he always stuck to his principles. ashley: yeah, very true. and, todd, come back in here. you live in connecticut. i had the great opportunity to interview joe lieberman a couple of times, and he was always so gracious, ask and he was in this day of such divisive politics, he was a man that that really tried to find common ground, didn't he? >> yeah. and i know you lived in connecticut, you know that well. while democrats toward the end especially may not are liked him from a policy perspective, he was always well loved within the state and still is. and that's why you're seeing this outpouring of support. i had the opportunity on his last day in the senate which he actually spent in the hartford capitol to interview him. he will be missed. he was a good hub, and we need more more -- human being and we need more of those in politics regardless of the n

collins. >> next >> today in connecticut, family and friends gathered for a funeral to remember the late senator joe lieberman, who died on wednesday. according to his family due to complications from a fall he served 24 years in the senate, left the democratic party and turned independent after 2006 primary loss. among those who eulogize lieberman was his former running mate in the 2000 election, former vice president al gore. and he spoke about political records creation something's sorely missed in today's climate we laughed together, like helping gather for what we wanted our country to be prayed together thought for a season, we had one together, but well, you know, that part of the story stakes are high pressures of great >> joe and >> i experienced those >> but >> he always knew beyond doubt the true value of things. i saw him ready to reclaim friendships that had been seared by disagreements ready to look for ways to bridge divisions ready to seek reconciliation, ready to stand for his principles, always

country can be proud of this source, but kaitlan collins tonight at nine right now primary voting is underway in five states. both donald trump and joe biden have secured their parties respective presidential nominations. but tonight's results could portend major implications for november testing the power of trump's endorsement in a key senate primary race. and president biden standing the democrats out there on the campaign trail right now, president biden is kicking off a multi-day swing of battleground states out in the west, stumping in nevada and arizona later today to discuss various kitchen table issues, trump meantime, is focusing in on his own legal problems and they are enormous. he's complaining that you'll have to mortgage or sell great assets to cover the massive judgment in his new york civil fraud case. >> cnn >> chief cnn white house correspondent, i should say, priscilla alvarez is joining us right now priscilla, you've just been promoted the correspondent. you're not the chief correspondent, but you are a corresponding to the white us, a very big de for president biden right now. tell us it's what's going on >> tha

gop's best chance at beating joe biden to head-to-head match up in november injury is pretty recent endorsement from alaska senator lisa murkowski in maine senator susan collinswant to stay yet and she knows she has to deliver on super tuesday as of now, she's not committing to supporting the gop nominees listen. >> living will make would decision to make that is something that i'm thinking about. >> as for former president donald trump, the campaign last night in richmond virginia and is been sweeping this primary when he every state racking up analogous, and is urging his voters do not get complacently was a knockout blow is highly on tuesday night and he said, he has been mixing up in kelly's name nancy pelosi name, on purpose and take a listen. trump: i purposely makes up by getting like, birdbrain you know you know who that is nikki, with nancy pelosi and weatherman because were interchangeable and my mind and except, will have to say, i have to say will should not say this about the semi republican but i think pelosi is probably a little bit smarter actually sweetheart as upsetting i come here's what we stand of the delegate count, donald trump has tune

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joe biden or sit out of the election. all key questions on tuesday. >> yeah, for sure. and interesting to see lisa murkowski and susan collins coming out for nikki haley at this point in time. but yeah, we'll see how it all unfolds on tuesday. i also want to ask you about the government shutdown deadline. i feel like this is we're just on a treadmill. it's just it's a wheel. we just keep climbing it. and going around at it. how much frustration is there among the house gop right now with how this is being negotiated >> enormously. i mean, look, this was last year's legislation. they were supposed to be done with this in october 1st. they extended government when funding temporarily a verdict, temporary extension, that short-term extension last fall that led to the ouster of kevin mccarthy, then mike johnson came in as the new speaker the house, and they had to do another short-term extension at that point, he said in december, no more short-term extensions of garden, funny. well, they've done to more and now they're heading into another deadline. in friday and republicans, i talked to make are making clear they're not happy

senators maine's susan collins, and alaska is lisa murkowski she's also touting the findings of a new poem respondents have a new york times sienna college poll preferred her over president joe. that same poll showed trump leading mr. biden by only five points cnn's steve contorno has more from virginia super tuesday state where trump rallied his supporters on saturday >> president donald trump held rallies on saturday in north carolina, and here in virginia. two states that will vote on super tuesday. but even though their primaries are right around the corner, former president trump was mostly looking ahead to a likely general election with president biden. he spoke especially about his recent trip to the border and what he saw. >> 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 krissy >> number one, >> he goes after his political opponent, which nobody's ever done in this country. they do it in third world countries very well. they do it >> but then i can to succeed with us, then i can to succeed. it's making a stronger it's making a stronger biden an

the world, collins county schools we aust lucas' education makes the world make up your own mind made for mines the this is deed of the news and these are our top stories. you as president joe biden set to announce plans to build a temporary port on the gaza coast and effort to increase the amount of humanitarian aid entering the territory. the plan calls for maritime cord or between the gaza strip and the mediterranean island of cyprus. bite is expected to provide additional details during his state of the union address. sweden has formerly joined nato as the 32nd member of the trans atlantic military alliance, ending decades of post war neutrality. during a ceremony in washington, sweetest prime minister.

joe biden head to head in november. she has been touting a bigger crowd sizes in recent days she got a couple senate endorsements from alaska senator lisa murkowski maine senator susan collinsrecent days but the bottom line is she has got to perform on super tuesday. so we asked her about that, take a listen. >> how long are you willing to go winning 38 -- 40% in each day? some point you got to win a state outright regrets were going to go as long as we are competitive i have said 70% of americans don't want donald trump or joe biden you cannot ignore that 60% of americans think donald trump and joe biden are too old to be president. everybody cannot ignore numbers that big. >> nikki haley has been hitting the east coast very hard in recent days but yesterday she was in both north carolina and massachusetts this afternoon she's going to be in vermont to later tonight she's going to beat right here in portland, maine for a campaign event. donald trump does not have any events listed on his schedule today. we wilwill send it back to you. arthel: your background is wanting me to have lobster and crab and some nice clam chowder soup maybe i am just hungry anyway nice background

collin allred on today, who is rinning for senator ted cruz. if you're out there, i know you're listening. we'd love to have you. but at the end of the day. joe the 50-50 senate. if democrats hold every single seat they have. currently. at sands, west virginia. and if you want to codify reproductive freedom, reproductive rights with the bill, that means you need president joe biden and vice president kamala harris so the president can break that tie. >> the dynamics in the senate are going to be enormously important to watch. maryland changes the whole game on the senate map because of the popularity of larry hogan and what he's able to do with that and how he answers tough questions on that front. i think also, the more important thing for me out of this week's political news, outside of the state of the union is the fact that yet again, a republican, who railed against donald trump, who thought he was the worst thing since, you know, ugly moles, sununu capitulates to trump. >> be sure to follow this on "the weekend." o follow this on "the weekend." ry? all of the things that you're looking for in a pad, that is always discreet. look at how

joe biden in wisconsin today. donald trump is going to be in ohio later this weekend. we'll send it back to you. neil: thank you for that, bill melugin. to eliza collinsn i get back to the debate thing with you? that seems increasingly likely. how does that fall out? >> i think that is very likely. i think we saw former president donald trump change the game on debates. now he's saying he wants to debate biden but let's not forget he refused to debate his primary opponent this cycle along with several debates last cycle. i think that the whole game is changing. there's not much in it for either of them, and there's certainly not much in it for either trump or biden to debate robert f. kennedy jr. who they would both like to keep as seen as a long shot candidate which is important to note he is a long shot candidate but in some of the very competitive states where elections aren't decided by just here in arizona where i am it's 10,000 votes, robert f. kennedy jr. could make a difference in whether trump or biden wins. neil: that's very interesting. i raise that issue of the long shot nature of his campaign, and a lot of it had to do, that is with rober

crooked joe biden -- and he is crooked as you can be and the most incompetent president we have ever had -- could have called off the invasion. >> bret: ben, there's a seat left open by mike collinso be a number of things in the hall including buttons about the border. but by republicans. it is the issue that they are going to hit on. >> ben: i think overall what you want to see if you are a biden supporter tonight is a reset that reestablishes a sense of command; that he's in control, fully in control not just of his own faculties and his ability to give a speech when it comes to tone and everything related to that, but also that he's reasserting control in the ways that he can as president of the united states over all of these chaotic issues. bunone of the things that hurts democrats the most in this election is that as he fades from memory and the former president seems less and less chaotic and this current president seems more and more so not just on the border but around the world, you know, as it relates to confrontation with china. as it relates to different foreign policy issues, things here at home that seem to be, you know, going going off the rails, a presence of com

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collins: thank you, representative bishop, for yielding. colleagues, i'm proud to have introduced the laken riley act and urge you to join me in voting to pass this bill today. as joebiden comes to the capitol tonight to defend his atrocious record, the house is voting to rebuke him for the open border policies that led directly to laken riley's murder. enough is enough. the president and the d.h.s. secretary mayorkas have released millions of illegal country, and they refuse to secure our border and keep americans safe. unfortunately, the man who murdered lincoln millions -- laken was among those millions. despite committing several crimes he was allowedoam free in america for brutally murdering miss riley on the campus of the university of georgia. ling len was only 22. a nursing student. she had her whole life and a bright future ahead. an exemplary daughter, sister friend. she was cherished by so many people for her servants heart. she would be with us today if elected leaders who took an oath to preserve our constitution and faithfully execute our laws and kept their word, but they didn't. while we can't bring laken back, we must turn our focus to doing can to

joe biden will carry california by a wide margin in november and split ticket voting between senate candidates and presidential candidates has almost completely disappeared in the trump era. when trump emerged in 2016, susan collins won in maine in 2020, otherwise, they both go into forms, certainly the expectation that california adds, 37% for schiff, 52% democratic, 7% for lee. so the 29% for garvey when you combine the democratic votes suddenly it falls behind pretty quickly. >> feels like a little bit of a climb with steve garvey even with baseball and some good hair. thank you, steve, as always. joining me now is former chief spokesperson for kamala harris and cohost of "the weekend" simone townsend and former communications director and forecommunication director for jeb bush and former democratic senator from missouri, claire mccaskall. i don't know if this is patrolling or smart. donald trump gave a speech, low energy, tired donald trump, but this is probably the biggest speech of the year, so i'm got sure why he didn't have a coke beforehand. he said unity will happen quickly. he didn't have nothing nice to say about nikki haley, and in this statement from a spokesperson, unity is not achieved by simply