for example, mike ryan is an adjunct fellow at the center for strategic and international studies. a think tank funded by top us defense contractors like lockheed martin raytheon and northrop grumman. there's also peter jennings, levine, a lee and leslie c, back all contributors and fellows at the australian strategic policy institute. another organization, bankrolled by the u. s. establishment. the australian strategic policy institute is the propaganda arm of the c. i a in the u. s. government. it is a mouthpiece for the americans. it is funded by the american government and american arms manufacturers. white is allowed to sit at the center of the australian government when it has so much foreign funding. i don't know if it were funded by anybody else, it would not be where it is at. many australians are understandably outraged by this blatant example of war mongering propaganda with the country's former prime minister, calling it a grievous and provocative today's sydney morning herald and h. front page stories on australia's supposed war risk with china represents the most egre

for example, mike ryan is an ad junk fellow at the center for strategic and international studies. a think tank funded by top us. a defense contractors like lockheed martin raytheon and northrop groom and there's also peter jennings, levine, a lee and leslie ceeback, all contributors and fellows at the australian strategic paul.

for example, mike ryan is an adjunct fellow at the center for strategic and international studies. a think tank funded by top us defense. a contractors like lockheed martin raytheon and northrop grumman. there's also peter jennings, levine, lee and leslie c. back all contributors and fellows at the australian strategic policy institute. another organization, bankrolled by the u. s. establishment. the australian strategic policy institute is the propaganda arm of the c. i a, in the u. s. government. it is a mouthpiece for the americans. it is funded by the american government and american arms manufacturers. why it is allowed to sit at the center of the australian government when it has so much foreign funding. i don't know if it were funded by anybody else, it would not be where it is at. many australians are understandably outraged by this blatant example of war mongering propaganda with the country's former prime minister calling it agree just and provocative. today, sydney morning, herald and h, front page stories on australia supposed war risk with china represents the most egr

mike: ryan reporting live, ryan, thanks very much.ng the streets and clashing with police in greece in wake of devastating train crash near athens that killed more than 50 people and left dozens of others hurt. thousands of protestors gathered in athens today to show sympathy for the victims and calling on the government for better rail safety standards. greek government officials say the crash was result of human error. a station manager who was on duty at the time of the crash is now facing charges for endangering lives and disrupting public transportation, this is greece's deadliest train disaster in recent years. wintery weather slamming parts of the country this week and leaving some california communities buried under more than a dozen feet of snow. wow, look at that. we will get the latest report from the fox weather center just ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn mo

john: mike ryan has a very focused business. $3.9 billion wase ahead of street expectations.more about messaging that they quickly went to this bust cycle. ed: chips historically are cyclical and the pandemic messed that up in the messaging for the ceo is that we are coming out the other side. we know about the slow down in the market which is principally smart phones and what we are seeing from the executives at micron is that we go into the second half of this year and customers that have been working through inventories with a supply of memory chips now -- now may start to make more forward orders. they are not a company like samsung that have more diverse business base. it's memory or nothing so that's interesting. jon: the fact that there is a lot of enthusiasm within the sector broadly speaking today, can we make a strong statement about more optimism for all ahead? ed: there is a lot of drivers pulling this market. micron was a slight underperformer that still up on most 20% year to date and nvidia is where the action is. it continues to have more price target increase

the union says they had no inclination about what was going on and are instead launching mike ryan internal investigation. we know segovia is scheduled to be in court at 1:00 p.m. today. reggie: thank you. a decrease in police patrols could impact public safety. that is the warning from the mayor. a second round of police officers were put on leave, relating to an fbi investigation into the department. it started with allegations of excessive force and police brutality involving eight officers. now the bay area news group reports some officers allegedly got fake college degrees for pay increases texts. mayor lamar thorpe says the actions were not criminal, but would not confirm the reports. one local restaurant has already seen the impact of a decrease in controls -- patrols. the manager called police during an active break-in in january. >> when i called they told me there was no one available. because they were understaffed. reggie: mayor thorpe also says the city will likely be hit with increased expenses for law enforcement support from outside agencies. antioch police chief released an

let's bring in mike ryan. good morning to you. let's focus on bakhmuit here.secretary is saying that it would not be a strategic setback for ukraine if they lose this city. is that true? what is the significant of bakhmuit? >> i think it is true. both sides are using this battle to grind the other side down. ukraine is winning in that regard. they're about a 7-1 ratio. the however, they still don't have enough manpower there. here's really what is happening on the ground right now. the russians are enveloping the city here. wide circle here. why hasn't russia taken it directly? i'll tell you why. there is a river. ukrainians use incredible amount of obstacles to protect the city. there is a river that goes through that russians can't get to. we can tell what either side is doing by how they draft bridge as cross rivers. the ukrainian military just dropped that river. they're retreating back and eventually taking this. this is the 504 road back to this area. the russians now, they drop a bridge here. so they're trying to prevent the ukrainians from escaping fro

mike ryan sounds warnings on pricing and margins. -- micron sounds warnings on pricing and margins.sses the three key market themes they are watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ inflationary breeds. and really the question is, is it just the fact that we haven't seen that transmission lag come through yet, but certainly we're also watching china could be changes at the top of the pack as we get into the look ahead for the npc and whether that really heralds policy tweaks when it comes to economic and monetary policy. let's get you to bill for a look at the start of trading across some of these major markets this friday. thanks, sherry. heidi. yeah we have the open all that south korea and japan and also importantly this started trading for cash treasuries. and we're watching that ten year yield at the open here, still holding above that 4% level. we did hear from some fed speakers in the intraday session, rafael bostic, for instance, for the atlanta fed. he said that there is a case perhaps to pause hikes sometime this summer. that was something that equity investors at least took to hear

guy sharing the big screen with some of hollywood's biggest stars in hits like "saving private ryan." >> mikee you all right? >> i just got the wind knocked out of me. >> well, get out of here. >> reporter: "black hawk down." >> how are things going? things okay? >> reporter: and "heat." >> for me the action is the juice. >> reporter: sizemore had been in a coma since february 18th. his family ultimately deciding to take him off life support. his brother releasing a statement saying, i am deeply saddened by the loss of my big brother tom. he was talented, loving, giving, and could keep you entertained endlessly with his wit and storytelling ability. >> i'm a kid from detroit. you know, i had a dream about being in the movies when i was 12. i made my parents call me steve after steve mcqueen, then i had them call me james after james dean, and they finally went, you're tom. >> reporter: but sizemore's battle with drug addiction caused turbulence in his life behind the scenes. he was convicted of domestic violence in 2003 and again in 2017. film critic richard roper tweeting, wishing tom sizemo

mike: former sergeant ryan smith learned of his acceptance to college in his first letter to home afteril 2003. >> i never thought i had a chance of getting in but hopefully we get out in time for me to start in september. mike: he went on to ucla law school and is now a corporate attorney near newport beach california. >> after getting out of the marine corps i struggled making social connections, struggled interacting with people who had not served in the military. i felt i had a chip on my shoulder, that the average civilian couldn't understand what me and my friends had gone through. mike: as far removed from war as his personal and professional life are today, some memories from his iraq experience are still inescapable. >> we've got a vehicle coming. we got a tracer? mike: the same day that their first sergeant was killed, the unit was involved in a civilian tragedy at a road block that killed 10 iraqis, some of them children. it was later determined to be a fog of war accident. >> i think yesterday was the defining moment in my life. after yesterday and the day before, i think th

sizemore played sergeant mike gorman in the movie saving private ryan. also like black hawk down, strange days, heat. he is survived by his teenage son, jaden. while honoring the laugh of tyre nichols, friends and family gathered in sacramento this afternoon for a balloon release in his memory. people died in january, three days after being severely beaten by police during a traffic stop in memphis sacramento native. today loved ones joined at the state capital to celebrate him who is full of life, energy, and a joy to be around. >> know how much of a tour he can be . and we have to stay focused on that. not forget his name. >> the family working together to name a local skate park after nichols, who wasn't avid skateboarder. >>> she is known as the party mom for her alleged alcohol fueled parties for untrained teams. investigative unit awaiting trial has been attacked in jail by other female inmates. investigative reporter candidates has been digging to the court records. she joins us. candace? >> reporter: here are the court documents we obtained today

in the '90s and early 2000s, he was of course best known for his role in "saving private ryan" as sergeant mikeormack, sizemore was 61 years old. >>> there's so much anger, fear, and growing frustration. one month following the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. >> get us out now. get us out. >> you can hear the shouting there, the residents demanding that the company relocate them. saying the spill has made many of them sick, and destroyed their property values. >> a new community health assessment reveals the most common symptoms for residents following the derailment are headaches and anxiety. the assessment surveyed nearly 170 people. this is preliminary work. this is as preliminary work gets under way to remove the tracks at the site of the derailment. polo sandoval, while the process has begun, the epa has yet to sign off on norfolk southern's plan. so what's next? >> at least no final authorization on that front. good morning to you. this is lard to believe, it is already been a month since this disaster, and as you showed a short while ago from that town hall, the concerns

ryan. >> you are even going to grieve together formerly until he's there. >> mike stewart asked for ryan attend the funeral. >> we in our hearts of hearts we don't believe ryan did this. >> but eight days would pass before the judge lowered ryan spawn from emily in dollars to 400,000. but by then it was too late. the funeral had already been held so out of town relatives could return home. >> it was a nice ceremony. my brother got up and said a few nice words. and i know that ryan would have read a letter that was read during the service. the minister of that did the wedding did their funeral. >> chris and dana greed for sara. and also try to comfort a shattered with ryan. and i remember him telling me dana, i love her so much. >> ryan was so distraught he felt he could couldn't go back to the home he had bought with sarah. so, while he waited for his trial date. he moved in with his. >> it was great to have him staying with me -- >> but there's only one topic in the household. >> well there's two. one was continuing to talk about how much we miss sarah. trying to grieve for her. but at

he may be best known for his role in "saving private ryan" as sergeant mike horvath. >> gear up. i'm done with this mission. >> hey. hey! you don't walk away from your captain. private, gets back in line. >> i'll spend the rest of my life in a stockade if i have to but i'm done with this. >> i'm not going to ask you -- [ bleep ] >> fall in. >> iconic scene. tom sizemore was just 61 years old. >>> coming up, fox news reeling over t the damning revelations a lawsuit over election lies they broadcast over and over again. now the question is will anyone at the netetwork be forced to te the fall. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say aspen dental changed my life. aspen dental and make makes new smiles smile witaffordable. right now, get 20% off dentures. we do anything to make you smile. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. ok i did it. is he looking at my hairline? is plaque psoriasis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a c

companies like mint, which is being bought for more than a billion dollars, which is ryan reynolds' company, by mike's happening today that's happening whether the swiss make better cuckoo clocks than anybody else in the world >> you can ask ryan, where is he going to put that money, in a regional bank? >> remember, he's canadian a lot of people thought rbc was going to buy who floated that rumor don't you hate that? >> in a market like this, you do need to deal with rumors as well, that can be, obviously, incorrect but still have an impact >> right >> because there is a lot of fear >> but again, i go back to, we're worried about credit suisse but when the -- when the saudis pulled out is when this market dropped. otherwise -- >> well, they didn't pull out. >> well, buy more. >> the saudi national bank owns 9.9% they were the big buyer when the company sold $4 billion worth of new stock in november. obviously, the market cap now is -- that's all gone. that money is gone away. but that was to help with the plan here, the transformation plan that is under way at credit suisse but what the saudis did s

that's there is a poll that mike tindall was third, ryan reynolds fourth, martin lewis, the dermot o'learysix, idris elba, vladimir zelenskyy and mikel arteta, the arsenal manager. right. well, that's a full by number. charlie mullins oh button. i like charlie . he's oh button. i like charlie. he's a great lunch, he's a lovely, he's a lovely, i don't know. we carried out that survey not to mention it. well it's an i've got to say a huge thank on today's show. if you're asking whether lockdown is an abuse of power according to my power and according to my twitter 85% of you say, twitter poll, 85% of you say, yes and 15% of you say, no . yes and 15% of you say, no. thank you so much to my panel, author broadcaster christine author, broadcaster christine hamilton. very much. just hamilton. thank very much. just a pleasure. and also and journalist kelly. thank journalist danny kelly. thank you very much. thank you so much. and huge thank you for much. and a huge thank you for having you to you having us. and thank you to you and company. it's always and your company. it's always great i'll be

ryan: down the street, another business impacted by the weather. irish restaurant stay open during the pandemic, but now everyone has to eat inside. mike williams, the owner, since the high wind caused the tents to start blowing away. he had to secure it fast. >> that tend would have gone. it would have hopefully not hit anyone. ryan: good news -- williams said he was able to retain power throughout the storm. he did not lose it when the high wind hit a week ago and earlier this week, so he was able to open his restaurant to residents in the montclair neighborhood to go see him, charge their phones, charge their laptops, and uses wi-fi in case i have to get a hold of somebody. that's what you like to see -- positive news coming out of these storms. neighbors helping other neighbors. liz: indeed. thank you. in santa rosa, a mudslide has breached one of two homes that were red tag. city crews dumped gravel to start the mud, but fire officials say it just has not worked. larry: state officials toward the store damage a day after several california lawmakers urged the army corps of engineers to accelerate a project to repair the breached l

mike mcglinchey and also jimmie ward signed with the texans that just happened about 15 minutes ago. he's reuniting with head coach demeco ryans out there in houston. all right. finally, some baseball cactus league action. the giants taking on the padres top of the 3rd tied it to austin win. that coming back deep to center solo blast. now top of the 6 just with a 2 run lead. one offered casey schmitt. he lines one into the gap in right center run coming on in to score schmidt with a stand-up rbi triple that has the lead to 3 in the giants. they go on to win this one. 11 to 9 aye's also beat the rockies today. 87. and i need to catch my breath. all of that news in the nfl. we didn't hear from anybody but just crazy day one. when 49 is getting javan hargrave, they saw how eagles beat them up so bad they had to go pouch, one of their players >> jimmy g, you know, it's only with the jimmy g guy. i like i like i can see why he drew some ire from fans just because there's a lot of up and down play. but that saga is finally over. feels like that's been coming for almost 2 years now to the raiders. and coming up a day everybody got pa

gets the new captain, ryan minex, jewish, who i can, which faces the challenge of revitalizing his sites, into national fortunes, starting with a game against a route. ah, i am eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking news ration media reports and press enter. vladimir putin has said tactical nuclear weapons will be stationed in belarus. moscow house reportedly strike a deal with ukraine's neighbour to position it's weapons that left cross street to moscow bureau chief. you re a chateau, who's in the life young capita riga. since that dw is banned in russia, hello, you one more. can you tell us? so the russian president vladimir putin sat at such an agreement to place these weapons was reached between with his bill irosia and the counterpart, alexander lucas shanker. previously, according to vladimir putin, by placing its weapons on the territory of bela ros. russia will not violate its obligations on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons since the russian military, it doesn't plan to transfer these weapons to the direct use of bela rose. and nevertheless, the russian federation intends to place its weapons on the territory of the cou

ryan. >> alice stewart is a republican strategy, olivia troy is a former adviser to mike pence.u. it's interesting, the "new york times" reports that in response to those comments from the former president, the audience was mixed, both applause and groans. and it comes as we have new cnn polling showing that among republican voters, 40 of them would support donald trump as the republican nominee. but look who is at a close second, ron desantis at 36%. they're the only two who came out in double digits. both mike pence and nikki haley coming in 6%. alice, your reaction in terms of how you think the trump camp would respond to these figures saying that desantis is tailing him closely. >> yeah, they should certainly be concerned, bianna. what we see in poll after poll since the former president left office, his numbers are staying the same amongst the gop and ron desantis continues to grow and he's gaining support. look, for someone who is not even in the race for 2024, ron desantis is living rent free in donald trump's head and it's not making any impact on the favorability and po

revolution with the revolution started by mike young has turn climate change into a market. folks with fascinating see how sophisticated our water markets account if this ryan forecast in a week's time, the price of water will go down, because fine was no, they won't have to irrigate. if it's going to be really hot for the next fortnight . in the price of water, it goes out a with i think the reason why you're really come to a university is to make the world a better place to live in. so i teach a course on how to my world a better place to live in. come and enjoy a mike young has opened up water markets to all farmers, small savers, and above all, professional investors. a now, a days everybody can buy water on the stock market for consumption. or simply for speculation. going more to become scarce, hasn't become scarcer than somebody has to stop using and what markets do is they discover and reveal the most appropriate people to pull out of agriculture as it is for making cas, as it is for lots of things we live in a competitive, well, me market mature spot market, derivative markets for water options for what's new intelligence and information systems. w

katie, lionel, luke and ryan are all here live and march 29th is jersey mike's annual day of giving whereities. and to kick off all that giving, peter gave me an apron. i'm honored. lookin' good, danny. we've got subs to make though. oh, now i know why you gave me the apron. join us this wednesday for jersey mike's day of giving. be a sub above. as the world keeps changing, so does covid-19. how recent is your booster? there are updated boosters designed to better protect against recent omicron variants. schedule yours now. ♪ so cozy. how many rooms are in there? should we go check it out? yeah. we get to stay here all weekend! when you stay at a vrbo... i call doing the door code! ...the host doesn't stay with you. it looks exactly like the picture. because without privacy in your vacation home... it's a full log cabin guys. ...it isn't really a vacation... we can snuggle up by the fire. ...is it? wow, oh my- [birds chirping] just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! ugh. well, i switched to swiffer wetjet, and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one, that absorbs dirt and

sunglasses, and i felt very confident that apple is doing okay with t-mobile mike seifert was there too >> i didn't say hello to ryan well, i didn't let you. >> no. >> i was blocking him. >> we had a good discussion about companies doing good was that fair to say >> he called it anti-aspirational. he came up with, who are the people that they can't aspire because they can't even call home and he came up with a card for them, $1.25 billion sale he's got a company, but i thought that was an amazing moment and a reminder that not everybody's a raving lunatic capitalist some people are actually doing the right thing and turned out to make money in the interim >> guys, would you like to talk about the broader market i would love to get to another story that we have been following that's having a positive impact on meta. i haven't looked at snap, but i assume it may be as well, this continued course of concern about tiktok's operations in the united states. snap shares are up another 2%. this idea that they want to remove the chinese-based shareholders >> but the chinese are saying -- >> by the way, i think they're right.

. >> ryan, we're so happy to have you and the team join the t-mobile family. >> well, i wouldn't call it a family, mikewill be much better than that. >> reynolds is expected to stay with the company and his creative role. >> the storm system that hammered california with rain and ferocious winds heads east now. chad, tell us more about what we expect to see exactly and where. >> humidity coming up from the south. cold air coming in from the north. any time three dawes ago you have a storm in california that comes around here and ends up in texas, especially in the spring. you're going to get the potential for severe weather. that's where we are for today. the potential exists because it's 77 in dallas this afternoon. only 62 in oklahoma city. that boundary between the warm and cold is where the storms will fire up today. from about hugo to pals valley and east of oklahoma city. but then by 8:00 tonight, after dark or pretty close, that is when the weather gets closer to dallas and ft. worth. likel likely a wind event and hail and few tornadoes mixed in. you only need one in your area to make it a signi

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mike pence was to blame, in many ways, for the u.s. capitol insurrection. he took aim at florida governor ron desantis who visited iowa on friday. >> ron desantis. ron was a disciple, of paul ryanis a loser, destroying fox. ron reminds me a lot of mitt romney. >> meantime, his attorney says trump will not appear before a new york grand jury giving alleged hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. his former personal attorney did testify. >> reporter: donald trump's one-time fixer, michael cohen, testified three hours before a grand jury hearing evidence about trump's alleged role in a hush money scheme. cohen will return on wednesday to continue his testimony. our cameras caught up with michael cohen as he was entering the prosecutor's office. listen to what he said. >> this is not revenge. what he said is about accountability. i don't want to see anyone, including donald trump, indicted, prosecuted, incarcerated, simply because i disagree with them. this is about accountability. he needs to be held accountable for his dirty deeds. >> reporter: prosecutors are weighing charges for falsifying business records and business rohreds to conceal or commit another crime,

ryan and donald trump. you're going to be surprised that a lot of big names aren't going this year. they formally announced a 2024 run. mikeon't see likes of ron desantis and mike pence, glen youngkin not scheduled to show up. the conference got under way yesterday. they said the attack is false and they deny any improper behavior. we're evaluating legal options for response. let's talk about cpac and more with our political director and the host of cnn's political podcast. what do you think about the fact that take desantis out with a big new book, not going. pence, not going. is cpac losing its pull? >> i think one is the allegation that's you just described. >> they don't want to be associated? >> not the year necessarily to go to the convention. the more political thing going on here is seeding this to donald trump. i've been covering this conference for years. we would go every year. it is the perfect place to get the sense of the conservative pulse and which presidential candidates are doing a better job in the early stages. but has become less about a measure of the conservative movement and more a gathering of the

mike pence. they had a wide-ranging conversation over washington and lee university in lexington, virginia. let's take a look. >> bret: only a few cycles ago when mitt romney and paul ryaney stood in front of a debt clock. it didn't work for them to win and some republicans took that to mean don't talk about it. in fact recollect republicans are just as guilty as democrats about not dealing with the entitlement issue now the $5 trillion that we spent supporting families and businesses during covid, my judgment is that's what have you government for. the other $5 trillion we added to the national debt, apart from military spending. we didn't have a record. and our administration never committed to the kind of common sense compassionate reforms i talked about. i think need leadership in the country today too explain to people this is no ordinary time. >> bret: experts agree with you. the ship of state, the aircraft carrier has to start turning even just a little bit. >> it has to. >> bret: so easy to demagogue. democrats have been doing it against republicans for years. and now you may have republicans, including the former president who do it for republicans who are talk

ryan, rupert murdoch says, everything changed last wednesday. -- he then says could he, meaning trump, could he still resign and get pence to pardon him, then just disappear? would mike pence agree. rupert. so that is rupert murdoch's question. to the former republican speaker of the house. in all of the historical digging that has been done around gerald ford's pardon of reproductive richard nixon, no one, including me who wrote a book that entered that arena, has ever been able to find anything like that, any communication like that. from richard nixon to jerry fort, the kind of communication that report murdaugh is proposing here. richard nixon seemed to believe that it was possibly illegal for him to request -- from jerry forte, the vice president, in order to then hand over the presidency to him by resigning. is what rupert murdoch was advocating there, that trump make a deal with mike pence for -- resigned, pence becomes president, gives him a pardon, could that be illegal deal report murdaugh was proposing? >> so, i have a factual and, legal answer for you. i think the factual part is important to note there is this is just a week after january 6th and you hav

ryan, too. >> i don't see this great divide in our party. what i see is a vibrant debate. >> but the rise of donald trump has changed these laws. nikki haley, mike and mike pence and ron desantis are not. >> what does it say from a trump team's perspective of what governor desantis not being here. >> the absence speaks volume. and i know who will show up and he does every time which is president trump. >> mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy. >> what does it say about you being here versus the likes of a mitch mcconnell or a kevin mccarthy. >> if you keep going down the line here, you will name enough names where you will hit mine and that is why i'm here. >> other members of congress are. >> how has cpac changed since the rise of donald trump? >> wpca is always raucous and wonderful, with an electricity of it, and i think there is more of electricity. >> other republicans such as speaker kevin mccarthy are not here. you are here. why are you here? >> this is the activists of our party. we can't do anything without them. >> there are presidential candidates you haven't heard about. terry johnson, one of them. mr. johnson, you got a slot for 2024?

ryan too. >> i don't see this great divide in our party. what i see is a vibrant debate. >> reporter: but the rise of donald trump has changed these halls. nikki haley, mikee here, but rnc chair ronna mcdaniel, and ron desantis are not. >> what does it same from the trump team's perspective about governor desantis not being here? >> the absence speaks volume. i know who is going to show up because he does every time, which is president trump. >> also not many mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy. >> what does it say about you being here versus the likes of mitch mcconnell or even a kevin mccarthy. >> if you keep going on down the line, you're going to name enough names where i'd say i'm not a rino, that's why i'm here. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. >>> still to come, a south carolina woman charged on suspicion of taking abortion pills to end her pregnancy. is this a sign of what's to come in the post-roe era. we've got that story next. ee & e downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading e

ryan too. >> i don't see this great divide in our party. what i see is a vibrant debate. >> reporter: the rise of donald trump has changed these halls. >> trump, trump, trump. >> reporter: nikki haley, mikeed cruz are here, but ronna mcdaniel, mike pence, and ron desantis are not. >> what does it say from the trump team's perspective about governor desantis not being here? >> i think the absence speaks volumes. i know who is going to show up, president trump. >> reporter: also not mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy gl . >> what does it say about you being here versus mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy? >> you're going to name enough names, i'm not a rhino, that's why i'm here. >> reporter: how has cpac changed since the rise of donald trump? >> cpac is always raucous and wonderful, there's an electricity to it, and i think there's been more of an electricity. >> reporter: other republicans including speaker mccarthy are not here. you are here. why are you at cpac. >> he's the activist of our party. we can't do anything without him. >> reporter: perry johnson, you got a shot for 2024? >> i believe. i wouldn't be here otherwise. >> reporter: this is media row, but they are all right wing o