i'm bringing up kristi noem because she gave us a great insight into what creates the worldview of anmy dad taught us life lessons. he taught us common sense and often, those were taught during our hunting trips. for instance, i remember being only about nine or ten years old and we had hunted all day, miles and miles from camp in the high country in the bighorn mountains when my dad turned to me and he said "kristi, hunt your way back to camp. i'm going to go around this ridge and i'll meet you there at dark." and he disappeared over the ridge. now, to a ten-year-old girl, this was terrifying. and as strange noises came and darkness fell, i had to rely on my instincts and my horse to find my way back to our tent. now years later, mom shared with me that my dad had followed me at a safe distance all the way back to camp. to make sure that i got there safe. now before you get all warm and fuzzy on him, i also want to tell you that he made bear noises the whole time he was following me. [laughter] scratching trees and growling at me, so you know. >> jordan: [laughs] what an adorable sto

kristi noem, ron desantis, those two could give donald trump a run for his money. go back to the democrats on this one, when w kennedy announced h was going toun are, 15% of democrats said he would run over biden and biden has not even announced yet. it could be next tuesday when that happens. it will be more interesting than you thought. wait a second, they could move the needle on this know wo a bit. >> todd: on the democratic side, only 25% of democrats in new hampshire want joe biden. that is a big deal. i think he sees numbers and i need to hop in the race and start making money. we are not supposed to have favorites. if r.f.k. was president, cheryl hines would be our first lady, that would be awesome. incredible moment as dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas turns around and apologizes to the family of a grandmother and a little girl killed by a human smuggler at the border. >> they deserve a an apology from you. >> may i stand and turn? >> certainly. >> my heart -- your loss. >> ashley: that family is here to respond to the secretary next. ar e ready. great - i

good to see you, kristie.t impact will the recent leaks of pentagon documents have on this state visit? how awkward could this prove to be for both leaders? >> you know, the white house was asked about this before the summit, and they declined to say whether the recent leaks would be a topic of discussion when these two presidents sit down to talk during the state visit. one of these leaked documents describes in pretty incredible detail a conversation between two senior south korean officials about concerns over u.s. requests for ammunition for ukraine. now the white house instead is trying to shift the focus on the iron-clad alliance, reaffirming that alliance with south korea. and ahead of the first state visit to the u.s. by south korean leaders since 2011, this is a landmark visit, we know that coming up next there will be a welcoming ceremony at the white house. then the summit, the bilateral talks, and then a state banquet. on tuesday we heard from the south korean president, yoon suk-yeol, and he discu

cnn's kristie lu stout joins me now from hong kong. good to see you christy.th korean president will soon be addressing the u.s. congress. how will he likely frame that alliance? >> yes, that's what it's happening 11 am, eastern time, president yoon will address the u.s. congress to mark 70 years of the u.s. south korea alliance. and his, address will come shortly after this key new deal in the deterring of north korea. the u.s. has pledged to give south korea more insight into the new color planning. as well as a new u.s. commitment to deploy nuclear armed sunbury nse in south korea for the first time since the early 80s. now, in return, south korea has agreed not to pursue its own nuclear arsenal. here is the south korean president. >> president biden has reaffirmed his arm club commitment to extend the deterrents towards the republic of korea. our two countries have agreed to immediate bilateral presidential consultation in the event of north korea's nuclear attack, and a promise to responsibly, overwhelmingly and decisively using the full force of the alli

. >>> kristie lu stout joins me from hong kong. he will be visiting u.s. congress.ow will he frame that allowance? >> at 11:00 eastern time, president yoon will mark 70 years of the u.s./south korean alliance. and his address will come after the key agreement, aimed at deterring north korea. the united states has agreed to give insight to nuclear planning and there's a u.s. commitment to deploy a nuclear-armed submarine in south korea for the first time since the 1980s. in agreement, south korea will not pursue its own nuclear arsenal. >> translator: president biden has confirmed his ironclad commitment to south korea. our two countries have agreed to immediate bilateral consultizations and will use the full force of the alliance, including the united states' nuclear weapons. >> on the back of this deal, there's two open-ended questions. will this deal be enough to reassure south koreans? opinion polls have showed a majority of people in south korea support their country having its own nuclear weapons. analysts say it remains to be seen if they're going to be satisf

kristie lu stout, cnn, hong kong. and our thanks to kristi lu staff for that report.he people in our out of this world lead still have their feet firmly planted on the ground. nasa today announced the crew for its artemis to moon mission commander reid wiseman will make the trip along with some first when it comes to us from emissions. the first person of color victor glover, the first woman, christina coke. and the first canadian jeremy hansen, all scheduled to launch in november. 2024 to orbit the moon. they will not land there. there's also a good chance they'll loop farther out from earth than any human's ever have flown. you can follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. i jake tapper, you can tweet the show at the lead cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the show, you can listen to the lead from whence you get your podcasts. our coverage continues. with wolf blitzer in a place i like to call the situation room. see you tomorrow. you're doing b busines in an app driviven multi cloud world. thahat's why you choose m ware with flexible multi cloud services that

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patrick and kristy run a bed and breakfast next to the house and tell me how fungus has been ravagingroperty. >> that is whiskey fungus that continues to build and build and cake and cake. until the treat -- >> like it is a very low deaths for your plants, your trees, and your environment. how many trees have y'all lost? >> so we're probably at 15 at this point. >> 10 to 15 a year at this rate how long before all of these trees are gone? >> current rate i would say we've got more than two to four years at the most. >> jack daniels says this type of floral is not uncommon around distillery and may not like how it looks but based on information available the fungus is not harmful to individuals or their property. but it is not just jack daniels that's pushing back against those speaking out. patrick and kristy own community seems to be turning on anyone raising concerns. >> you guys have experienced threats now -- >> yes. >> as a result of you speaking out -- yeah. >> like why? whrnch you start holding people accountable they don't like that too much. >> full of people who work at the j

kristi arrived to the sound of a wailing siren. it rang out across the polish capital. setting the scene for a poignant memorial. it, polish and german president shoulder to shoulder, representing nations forged by this dark chapter of history. an auschwitz survivor quoted. >> clinching in the fast, stick, a stone. we beg you o god for a buddy battle. we implore you for a violent death. >> oppose children's choir performed and inspired by the uprising. the warsaw ghetto was in effect three, square up in prison. its inhabitants almost half a million jews. subject to a nazi campaign of dehumanization, abuse, starvation and systematic murder were right. -- ralph. they were massively outnumbered. quick the warsaw ghetto uprising is to me as president of the republic of poland and to us today the symbol of courage, determination and bravery. the will to fight for one's freedom, the will to take decisions about one's fate, fearless bravery on absolute determination. >> the evil existed, the nazis and their supporters, we have to hand over this heritage to the next generations

this memorial was installed in honor of the lessons of the district matrona markevich melting kristicontributed to the development of the state, she came up with a pattern on the handbrake, which eventually formed the basis of the ornament on the flag of belarus, see the project of the city of belarus on our tv channel. works well, the guys are happy. the most important thing, of course. here, children learn the basics of circuitry using microcontrollers to program on the arduin omega also using a microcontroller. uh, they assemble their prototype devices with the help of some kind of sensor devices at soldering stations, which also help us automate, and some processes in life, well, or just help. uh, everyday twists. the children made a project that helps to monitor the temperature in indoors and humidity are also lighting, and with the help of this, it can turn on the indicator. today we have development examples. here are the guys of the national park drive, of course, good. if it can be implemented somewhere in the future. it's definitely in production. this is probably the next

kristie lu stout medica soon. alright quick hits around the globe right now.merican made patriot missile systems begin arriving in ukraine not from the us, but from one of its allies. germany as heavy fighting intensifies in the east, including in bad mood. eduardo bolsonaro, son of former brazilian president jair bolsonaro, losing his temper after claiming a fellow lawmaker implied the 2018 stabbing attack against his father was faked. 11 indonesian fishermen are rescued from an island off australia's northwestern coast, where they survived six days without food and water officials say their boats capsized in hurricane ilsa amazing coming up kennedy for president robert f. kennedy jr officially launches a 2024 bid. and tiger woods at any majors in doubt after ankle surgery. with allegra allergies. don't hold us back. . allegra starts working o times faster than claritin. and unlike zyrtec, it won't make us drowsy. allegra gives you the fastest non drowsy 24 hour allergy belief so you canive your greatness. we can't calculate our total tax. do you realize how

an independen journalist joining me now is -- for the southern district of new york, also with us, kristi green, or who served for over decade in the office of u.s. attorney for the f, the fdny most recently as deputy chie of the criminal division, good to see both of you, thank yo for being with us. >> good morning. >> you've both been involved i extremely high profile cases junior in the governor cuomo case, talk to me please abou the notoriety here what effect does the fact that this is, for better or worse, celebrity person being indicted? >> i read it should make a difference in the way that you approach the case. what you do is, you make sur everything is done by the book >> right because they're such a microscope >> i should be done with every case, big or small but where cases that will be looked at, getting media tension, this is you know, the case that will get the mos attention. as far as we remember. you're gonna make sure all eye are dotted, all the t's ar crossed. >> you think that's being done because alvin bragg is under a microscope here. he's being accused by everybod of

it >> okay, that's sick the youth-led movement to put people over guns has its eye on kay ivey and kristioem and greg abbott and every other republican who values weapons over human lives their cry, vote them all out, which is exactly what protesters alongside william barber were marching for in tennessee today. >> while kids are dying, while students are told to run, hide, and fight, the so-called solution our lawmakers are offering is to put more guns in more places. we want safe schools, not fortresses we want to be teachers, not soldiers >> joining me now is reverend mark thompson who participated in the march reverend al sharpton and host of "politics nation," and gun safety advocate fred guttenberg, who lot his 14-year-old daughter in the 2018 mass shooting in parkland, florida. he's the co-author of the forthcoming book, american carnage, shattering the myths that fuel gun violence thank you for being here mark, give us a sense of what went on today. >> right now, i'm standing outside of the balcony of the house chamber where they're deliberating this piece of legislation in order

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cnn's kristie lu stout is live in hong kong.e joins us now, christie horrifying images of people trying to escape this fire. what more are you learning about the deadly hospital blaze and of course what happened? to some of those people clinging to the side of that building. you know, rosemary, a horrifying and tragic development in the chinese capital. we have learned at least 29 people have died after this fire erupted in the hospital in beijing among the dead you have 26 patients at cheung fung hospital, a nurse, a care provider and a family member of a patient and according to state run media, we know that the fire broke out on tuesday around one pm local time it was extinguished about 30. minutes later, 71 patients were evacuated and on a precedent that took place just hours. hours ago earlier today, a beijing district officials said that the fire was caused by sparks generated during construction work, which ignited combustible paint on site and 12 . people we've also learned had been detained on suspicion of gross neglige

ladies and gentlemen the 33rd governor of south dakota, how about big hand for kristi noem. ♪ gov.oem: good afternoon. so wonderful to be with so many friends here today. god bless america. heston once said those dead old white guys who invented this country, they knew what they were talking about. so often all we need to do is look at the examples of the past. our founding partners and our former leaders turned a visionary path for our country. they created an exceptional experiment of freedom and a personal response ability that will withstand centuries of storms and challenges. to keep what they build, we must be people who act on values and character rather than our personal benefit. so much of who we are is determined by how we were raised. i did not grow up in politics. on our farm we did not talk about politics, we lift them. we had a gun cabinet in our living room. we had a shotgun hanging in the back window of every tractor. our family vacations were hunting trips. long before i ever ran for office, i became a lifetime member of the nra. [applause] my dad taught us life le

among the thousands of people enjoying the festival was olympic champion figure skater kristi yamaguchi. she walked in the parade with family and friends site to be back out here and japan town and kids and cherry blossom so many great people and friends gathering. feels really good. >> the festival ended with people packed into the plaza for performance from keene, a grand us, the artist who famously covers the song can't help falling in love in the wedding scene of the movie. crazy rich >> rana says it's been years since she performed. it was nice to do that from festival that celebrates her i mean that the turnout is way more than i ever expected by getting up. there was light. we're really emotional. such a big part of me that i haven't touched in a long time really special to get back i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. >> coming up, the fbi releases new video of this bay area woman missing in mexico. what they believe. >> happened to her. plus, more layoffs to tell you about this time involving employees at best buy stores across the country. and when we return to san fra

entrepreneurs. developing a healthy and sustainable snack was the goal, armina shina leon, gil guess, and kristi and spin hot set themselves during the 1st cove at lockdown in 2020. as alice began in their coord, it all started with the pandemic when the school was closed during the locked down again. and now all of us on the team have always enjoyed snack and we used to go shopping together to head with a guy one day. we looked at the shelf and wandered on. what can we try this time had a finger, we bought some snack bars, but they weren't very tasty and were full of chemical attitudes. so that's when we decided to hit the kitchen all settled on along. so from nutrition preferred with some help from alina grandmother, elisa bent, they started mixing up different ingredients, all homemade at 1st in a family kitchen. in just a few weeks, the friends created a coconut date bar coded and vague and chocolate, with no artificial flavors or added refined sugar. alina, leon and christiane, were determined to turn their lockdown project named moon bar into a business. even though they were only 15 at th

kristie lu stout, cnn, hong kong. japan's foreign minister met with his chinese counterparts and other officials in beijing on sunday to discuss pressing issues at home and around the world. japan says it urged china to release a japanese national was detained last month, according to beijing . the parties also discussed ukraine, north korea and taiwan. the self ruled island. beijing claims as its territory, china said it doesn't want japan meddling in issues regarding taiwan, saying the island is at the core of its interests. meantime taiwan's president is in the middle of a 10 day trip across north and central america this past week, she spent three days in guatemala. and is now visiting neighboring beliefs. she's trying to deepen connections with allies as a number of growing number rather of countries are m band inning taipei for beijing, cnn's rafael romo reports. taiwanese president, saying when traveled to believe sunday after wrapping up a three day visit to neighboring guatemala. earlier sunday, president sci

. >> kristi noem >> kristi noem >> who's your man? >> trump >> or woman?rump. >> i'd say trump >> trump a lot of trump fans. ♪ >> trump and nikki haley >> and nikki haley >> donald trump and nikki haley. ♪ >> all right, so far a lot of donald trump i see -- i see -- governor desantis what about president desantis? >> i like it i like it. >> who's your pick >> oh, gosh. i don't know trump or desantis. i'm either or. >> so you're right in the middle >> yes, i am >> but you pumped up for it? >> i am super pumped >> seth: oh, my god. that was like watching a gerbil trapped in a maze for a science experiment [ light laughter ] just locked in there desperately searching for a reward pellet. also, it's fun to watch brian kilmeade run around a diner while smash mouth plays, and at the same time think, "he ain't the sharpest tool in the shed." [ light laughter ] also, i would just like to point out, that according to the clock on screen, it is just past 6:30 a.m., and they are blasting the "shrek" soundtrack [ laughter ] obviously a pretty conservative place, but b

among the thousands of people enjoying the festival was olympic champion figure skater kristi yamaguchi. she walked in the parade with family and friends site to be back out here and japantown and celebrating his and cherry blossom so many great people and friends gathering. feels really good. >> the festival ended with people packed into the plaza for performance from kenya. grannis the artist who famously covers the song can't help falling in love in the wedding scene of the movie. crazy rich >> rana says it's been years since she performed. it was nice to do that for best of ul that celebrates her i mean that the turnout is way more than i ever expected by getting up. there was light. we're really emotional. it's such a big part of me that i haven't touched in a long time felt really special to get back to >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. for news. >> the marks 117 years in san francisco's devastating 19. 0, 6 court quake and fire. we have more than 3,000 people that died as a result of that 7.9 quake and fire and more than 200,000 people. we're left without homes. a c

so you may think that'll work came from an artist studio or that it had this really, kristi just passed this history. but in fact, it could be a modern forgery. that as a company by forge documents, so there are a lot of forgery circulating, so it's important that people purchasing are very mindful of that and actually take the steps to ensure that they don't by forgeries. so people will come to my law firms some times with questions about work that they're interested in buying. and the last guess if we can help authenticator work, so we don't, we are not experts and authentication, but we'll advisor clients to use experts and to use reputable experts who can examine the work and give an opinion about the style of the work. so these would be our kind of words that can give you an opinion on the stylistic features of a work. we also sometimes recommend clients use a forensic scientist to test the pigments to test the materials in the works to make sure that that they're correct. for the artist, and then of course we'll also sometimes use researchers to dig into the past of the work to se

>> recently on booktv's author interview program "after words," republican south dakota governor kristitalked about her life and political career. here's a portion of the interview. >> in south dakota i think for a democrat to be elected and even for republicans you, you know, you need to be a little bipartisan and work out. south dakota's very populist. people think it's very conservative, and it's really not. in fact, you know, my last race when i ran for governor just three and a half years ago, i only won by three points, and it was against a guy who was a bernie sanders supporter. so, you know, it's very much a state that can go back and forth, and tom was being, you know, was the majority leader, very influential. i cared about farm bills, i care about tax reform, and i was somebody who didn't complain if about things. e tried to show up and be a part of the solution, and i think he appreciated that. he had a leadership camp every year that he would host for new leaders in the state that he thought had potential to serve, and he did invite me to the that one year. and i went. it w

. >> reporter: republican south dakota governor kristi noem told the crowd her granddaughter, who is not yet two years old, already has her own guns. >> i want to reassure you she already has a shotgun and already has a rifle. and she has got a little pony named sparkles too. the girl is set up. >> reporter: an indication of just how much sway the national rifle association still has over republicans. just about every declared or potential 2024 republican presidential candidate was there either in person or remote via satellite. that includes not just pence and trump but also desantis, chris sununu, nikki haley, tim scott, asa hutchinson, just about everybody thinking about running for president felt the need to be there today in indianapolis, whit? >> that race just barely getting started. jon kyl, thank you. >>> oversees a victory for french president emmanuel macron. his plan to raise the retirement age to 64 getting the final nod despite mass protest. tonight after the ruling protesters are back on the streets more than 100 people arrested. abc's tom is in paris. good evening. e

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. >> republican south governor kristi noem says her granddaughter already has her own guns. >> she alreadyas a shotgun and a rifle and a pony. >> that was george karl reporting. trump, pence and appeared. others also appeared. montana is one step closer to becoming the first state to ban tiktok from all personal devices. this ban tiktok from operating within state lines. it would not penalize individuals for using tiktok but app stores who violate the law could face penalties of $10,000 per violation per day. if signed, the man would take effect in january. turning now to the national guardsmen accused of leaking classified government documents. he faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. he was charged friday with unauthorized retention and transmission of national defense information and willful retention of classified documents. officials say the social media platform investigators track him. >> what we are going to see is that security officials will take a hard look at how they safeguard classified information and evaluate online activity on social media forms and put in place mor

you're right now was in south africa today did when 8 or 10 i was, we knew it at kristi on black house be so we need to find a balance that when you come down on to pull our asian, that we see and just need someone to partition need to watch the language in the scramble for natural gas is, is europe ignoring africa's potential for renewable energy sources? absolutely. as best potential for renewable sources, we just started talking about bringing hydrogen this amazing amount of potential to review, re hydrogen on the green ammonia in europe. and we africa really drive that no carbon economy that can really deal with heavy industries. look at morocco, some other projects happen, d, e, g r g area that come right down to south africa. south african, the media is seen amazing amounts on the biggest green hygiene deals that being signing, martina. i'm synagogue and that great potential that has had to come, but we also have to pay attention to the fact that if we going to movies green and call me a low cabin economy, africa has less than 2 percent of global investment in renewables. that is

largest exodus of people to the red states that he's claiming are run by tyrants like ron desantis and kristident, i mean, that looked like presidential campaign ad. >> he says he's not there's something interesting, though, in the democrat uniparty that's actually part of american foreign policy but in this regard everything he talks about is being a red state problem like okay first of all gavin newsom you're losing population and it is about bankrupt your business one of the worst business climates in the country. you have record suicide rates in orange county and san diego. not to mention, just a fundamental homelessness problem in san francisco and los angeles school outputs are going down and yet he's worried about these kind of buzz words these poll tested prescripted if, you know, ideas of republicans being authoritarian do you know what was gavin newsom when you decided to shut down churches for a year and a half under a public health declaration in your state. of past stores that i know in california that are still fighting in the courts because they decided to stay open against you

the speakers was south dakota governor and "yellowstone" extra distracted by two horses having sex, kristiwanted to assure the audience that it's never too early to get your kids excited about packing heat. >> did you know that i'm also a grandmother? not just once, but twice. have two beautiful grandchildren. little miss addie, who is almost two, and branch, who is just a few months old, they have brought us so much joy. now addie, who, you know, soon will need them, i want to reassure you, she already has a shotgun, and she already has a rifle. >> stephen: a toddler with a shotgun and a rifle. that's the really terrible twos. noem wanted to make sure everybody knew about one of the nra's greatest strengths: diversity. >> the media would have us believe that the nra is only made up of old white guys. and all of you old white guys can be proud and raise your hands. but there's a lot of other people. a lot of diversity within the nra. >> stephen: i can't beat that. we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are josh groban and emmy award-winning actor sheryl lee ralph. but when we co

joining me now south dakota governor kristi noem. who might just be a presidential candidate herself. governor your thoughts on what the president said this week. well brian, i think his video was weird and depressing. you talked earlier in your monologue about him being all in. i'm not sure he's all in if he's all in america needs to wake up because typically, you'd have some excitement around an announcement like that. you do some rallies, you'd go out and see people cheering you on and excited to see another four years of your leadership. instead, the rest of the country just kind of went well, alright then, um and then they immediately start thinking. well, what happens if this guy doesn't make it another four years? then the worst alternative would be kamala in the white house as president. so you know, i think that they totally missed this announcement. i hope america recognizes that that that is telling of what another four years would be like. and honestly, we've got a lot of opportunity here for republicans to cast a vision

. >> kristie lu stout will be watc watching from hong kong. >> some interesting comments and non-commentse've received in the run-up to the state visit from the white house because the white house decloind to comment about whether the recent leaks would be a topic of discussion wean the presidents of the united states and south korea. i'm referring to the online leaked pentagon documents because one described in detail a conversation that took place between two south korean security officials discussing concerns over a u.s. request for artillery for ammunition for ukraine. the white house instead, in the run-up to the state visit are reenforcing this ironclad alliance with south korea. today it's happening. it marks the first state visit to the united states by a south korean leader since 2011, and there will be a welcoming ceremony at the white house. then the bilateral talks, the summit followed by a banquet. on tuesday he said it should sleep into a new phase. i want you to listen to what president yoon said. >> translator: i believe the u.s. alliance must leap into a new phase of alli

i watch chris sununu chris kristy, gowdy saying donald trump can't beat joe biden mark writing in theton post and do you believe donald trump can beat joe biden? >> well more importantly i know that i can beat joe biden. that is the issue on the table. if i get in the race and hope to have a decision before end of may i believe we beat joe biden, period. think about the issues we are talking about the border wide open, china adversary, this administration treats them like allies. i think about the issue of the economy being raised by a single mother. i had a conversation with a single mother three kids 16 percent inflation spending power going down every single month. if we focus on the american people, we win f. we focus on the issues they care about, we have a renaissance a revolution a revival in america. it is time for change to come to america, 2024. vote tim scott.com. join the movement. >> so the movement is not a super pac. you have and exploratory committee. senator south like you're running. >> well, i'm doing having in my power to listen to the american people to understand

williamson, and yet to announce we have mike pence, liz cheney, chris christie and rob desantis, and kristioem and rob scott and governor sununu and governor young. >> we will make that decision soon. >> and chris sununu says he is going to be announcing his decision before the fourth of july. >> and former obama official van jones, and so good to see you, and we saw the video announcement from president biden this morning an rolling out officially the election campaign, and themes of abortion rights, and threats of democracy and through the januaryth imagery, and voting rights and abortion rights and gay rights and the fight is not over, and what did you think of it? >> well, you know, one thing about joe biden, he has always been underestimated. he was considered a lightweight in the senate, but he is a winner. it is hard when you have won vice president twice and won the presidency twice, once, to not want to do it again. so, i don't think that anybody is surprised that he is running. i think that the themes that he is talking are interesting, because this battle about freedom, and you h

while mike pence, ron desantis, kristy nome and chris sununu have flirted with the idea. >> declaredkki haley, former south carolina governor, asa hutchison have all declared. then you have mike pompeo who said he is bowing out. another potential -- glenn youngkin who had been courted by a lot of the donor class to run has said i will sit this out. a lot of how this race shapes out depends on this category right here and especially the rupp -- upper right quadrant of this category, whether or not desantis decides to enter the race. when you look at the polls, this is where the challenge is right now. >> only one declared candidate on the democratic side of the ticket. that is mary ann williamson who has said she will be running for president, the self-help author in 2024. joe biden has all but said he's running. he told al roker this week i'm going to run but waiting to officially declare. >> you wait as a president who doesn't want a second term because you don't want to become lame duck so you could wait till fall of 2023 to remain your presidential power but it is likely he will.

kristi has run against trump and santos in the normal way which is to take down the other side.s is not doing that, that strikes me as a hard way to campaign. >> there are desantis allies who are frustrated he's not fighting back. does he want to run? >> that's been my perennial question does he want to run? does he have what it takes to do the retail politics is involved in iowa and hampshire? we keep reading the stories about how he does speeches that he runs off. he doesn't engage. i also wonder to david's point, i don't think he has the guts to go after donald trump. donald trump has no floor. if you attack him, you have to be prepared for a fuselage of nonsense and belittling nonsense. i want to know when they are on the debate stage and with donald trump standing right here, will ron desantis turned to him, look him in the ai and attack him? number two, we have will he respond when the dragon fires back at him? i have no confidence that ron desantis will do any of those things. >> lastly, let's talk about the fox news and dominion settlement which i forgot was this week. $

along with south dakota governor kristi noem and others. we watched that joe da veto -- devito interview, funny. will: still ahead, time ticking down to the end of title 42, how is texas preparing for a potential flood of illegal immigrants? our panel of ranchers sounds the alarm next. rachel: plus, twist and shout for national pretzel month. we're going to see who can roll the perfect salty treat, coming up next. ♪ well, shake it up, baby, now. ♪ twist and shout ♪ ♪ ♪ - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support. starting at $20. consumer cellular. realtor.com (in a whisper) can we even afford this house? maybe jacob can finally get a job. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to see homes in your budget. you're staying in school, jacob! realtor.com. to each their home. ♪ >> we have been preparing for this transition for more than a year and a half. notwithstanding thos

joining us from hong kong is cnn's kristie lu stout.riority? >> reporter: christine, security. that's going to be front and center. also weighing on the state visit, the recent pentagon leaks. the white house declined to comment whether the recent leaks would be a topic of discussion between the presidents of the u.s. and south korea when they meet later today. one of the leaks describes in tremendous detail a conversation between two south korean officials over concerns of a u.s. request for ammunition for ukraine. the white house instead reaffirmed the ironclad alliance with south korea. today marks the first state visit to the u.s. by a south korean leader since 2011. there will be a welcoming ceremony at the white house followed by a summit and a state banquet. earlier on tuesday, the south korean president talked about the alliance and said it should leap into a new phase. take a listen. >> translator: i believe that the u.s. alliance must leap into a new phase of alliance to overcome such complex crisis together. what started as a

among the thousands of people enjoying the festival was olympic champion figure skater kristi yamaguchi. she walked in the parade with family and friends site to be back out here and japantown and celebrating his and cherry blossom so many great people and friends gathering. feels really good. the festival ended with people packed into the plaza for performance from kenya. grannis the artist who famously covers the song can't help falling in love in the wedding scene of the movie. crazy rich >> rana says it's been years since she performed. it was nice to do that for best of ul that celebrates her heritage. i mean that the turnout is way more than i ever expected. but getting up, there was light. we're really emotional. it's such a big part of me that i haven't touched in a long time felt really special to get back >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. for news. >> coming up, why many americans are finding it harder to pay off their car notes? plus, bill would have required school staffers to tell parents if their child identifies as transgender has been killed by state lawmak

kristi noem is with us. i mean not only do you have the lowest unemployment state in history but my understanding is that you have 25,000 job openings that may or may not require a license or any specific skill set. is that true? >> it is true and we have people interested in moving the south dakota to fill those jobs. we've done all the work to have a licensing rep atrocities so somebody wants to move to south dakota and needs a license to practice no matter what state they come from. today i announced an historic investment in apprenticeship programs. we'll train teachers in the classroom to be teachers, train plumbers on the job, electricians, bundlers come a cosmetologist's. you can earn a wage while you get that license and further your career. sean, what south dakota is doing is incredible. in spite of in spite of the headwinds that president biden and is a ministrations are sending our way, we are being innovative and it's because we have given our people the freedom to make decisions for themselves a

sarah sanders, kim ivy, kristi noem and kim reynolds. >> anheuser-busch has forgotten who it is accountablers. they are firefighters, police officers, doctors, who own 401(k)s through their pension plans. they're not accountability to stake holders like blackrock, van gerald. they push stakeholder capitalism, instead of be beholden to shareholders but stakeholders. anheuser-busch is in the stakeholder model got them into the situation. liz: here is the thing, why do we always have to cater to the loudest voice in the room when they're often, many times wrong and have no common sense often times? >> we shouldn't. we should cater to the customer, what the customer wants. that is what actually drives shareholder customer. the bud light customer, what do they want? they want sports. they want america. they want backyard football. that ask what they want. that is what the bud light customer wants, they don't want politics. governors putting brands on coozies, that might work for them on their brand exact same way anheuser-busch wouldn't put joe biden on a can, shouldn't put republican governors

we saw it kristi noem say i am the nra.nt to be seen i aligning with the agenda of th national rifle association warren partly because it has been weaken over the years aligning with its members. >> jonathan allen. great to talk to you thank you. let's talk some of the forme presidents legal troubles an we have been following over th last few weeks you've got key trump attorne -- right now recused himself from the doj's mar-a-lago documents investigation. all of this coming after corcoran was questioned by a grand jury last month about th case but corcoran is still representing trump and his other probes including trump's role in the january 6t insurrection joining me now is msnbc lega analyst and former federal prosecutor, glenn kirschner. talk to me first about if yo will this development from a corcoran recusing himself afte testifying in front of tha grand jury when it comes to the mar-a-lag docks. >> there is a basic propositio that no person can be an attorney for the defendant and be a witness against tha defendant.

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trump obviously a favorite kristie of south dakota, the governor there who said quote am the and areption as well even question and who is see as a moderate governor of ne hampshire on a lot of issues got a very positive response he had a lot of charisma fro the, say she sort of had the argument that we have an argument about individua liberty and how the state care a lot about that its treatment of guns so o positive reaction for most o the candidates but trump clearly far away number one. >> i am the nra, that is quite a commitment at a time lik this mike, pence's home town, how did they go down for him >> mike pence was lost fully booed by some of the trump fan in the audience. there was also applause for him, i don't want to mess this up it was mixed but there was a lot of loud booing, both whe you got to the stage and whe he left the stage. i think we may have some sound from former vice president pence and from former presiden trump. >> well nra. i love you too >> i heard it was very rough it's a big news story. you have made news today, don't know what you did but yo made news