like the message that nikki said yesterday at the united nations, this was the finest hour for nikki haley. i think standing up for the united states, standing up for israel. standing her ground. u.n. ambassador nikki haley making it clear. i will shut up rather, i will respectfully speak some hard truths. nikki haley delivered absolute fire and brimstone. she dropped it right on the head of the russian ambassador, ambassador nikki haley, who is really going after the russians. she should gives leave a lot to haley shows us what american foreign policy looks like with a spine. i wear heels. it's not for practicing. it's because if i do something wrong, we're going to kick them every single time we have to put forth real solutions to our country's problems. and we have to restore the people's belief that america is worth fighting for. america is the great force for good in human history, and we should never be ashamed to say that the. biggest reason socialism is gaining ground is because defenders are too afraid to speak up. we can't keep quiet. the truth. and it's time to tell americ

>> jesse: did you play any golf when you went down to interview nikki? bret: see you. >> jesse: have a good one. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: you know the annoying guy at work, lazy, sloppy, talks to you in the bathroom? but you have to put up with him. >> hold on, hold on. ju

nikki is actually on my birth certificate. said it, sandy, is not on her birth certificate. [laughter] whoopi goldberg, whoopi is not on her birth certificate. [laughter] i whenever they come after you like that, that's when you know you are winning. because they have nothing else to criticize me for so they picked at that. i always look at is a badge of honor. injuring a lot right. [applause] i really do want to talk about this. this is really an incredible woman. it is so was so special. first of so many first she really was partially first, at first later she would ask him about the time she got up orphanages and see these wounded soldiers in american years. first first lady africa right favorite verse throughout the first pitch at an mlb game. all of this free, april do not know this. they do not know the path she made for women who came after her but they do not know how special she was. how do we will bring a woman like pat nixon to the forefront? >> we have to talk about them. that's the thing the hardest part when you

when ever i hear nikki haley, the song plays in my head, will the real nikki haley please stand up. >s she stand for? >> i'm telling you, she stands for whatever is convenient at the moment. when she gets blow back, she pulls back. we saw it happen on january 6th, during the january 6th, you know, what happened after january 6th and her, she was critical, then went and apologized, and then this. she's been all over the place on so many issues. and in the meantime, though, she's on corporate boards and i can tell you that nikki haley today is a lot better off financially than she was before being in the administration. so she's been able to really -- she has been able to navigate the trump administration without having great blowback, without being tainted as some have been, and monetizing on it. >> i don't know that she's been able to monetize on that politically. >> there could be an opening for her if she comes out of the administration unscathed and is able to use that in a formidable presidential run. >> maggie you have new reporting on a conversation we've been talking actbout al

for me, this was nikki at her best. nikki grahame died when she was 38.elsea blue was just 17 year old. beautiful girl. they lived worlds apart. she always liked to cuddle into you. but they died within three days of each other. we were in another bar here, sipping on some drink in paris. and now their names will be used to try and save the lives of others. that's her. it was shocking how fast it happened. seeing someone full of life with colour to suddenly go to a shell and someone that we didn't know. chelsea blue's family say they fought for help to keep her safe at home. but in the end, she spent two years in and out of hospital. in the last, she took her own life. when i got to the hospital, it took me a long time to walk in them doors. er, just... ijust couldn't go in. ijust didn't want it to be real. you had fought for help? for a long time. i'll show you this... 0ut tonight with my. beautiful best friend. we haven't had a night out for ages |and we are literally catting around. j i've known nikki since i was 11 years old. we met when we were both

what is nikki haley saying about this?ook like presidential campaign season, accusations, denials, republicans seeming ready to jump in the race. mike pompeo is releasing is that book, accuses nikki haley of scheming with donald trump's daughter and son-in-law to boot mike pence off the ticket and b the 2020 running mate. trump's senior counselor, kelly and conway said was true. haley denied it. >> mike pence is my friend. it is gossip, it was never discussed. if somebody discussed at they certainly didn't discuss it with me. it is just gossip. this is all gossip. there is no truth to it. it is just gossip. >> reporter: haley, pompeo, and pence are considering joining donald trump in running for the 2,024 republican nomination for president. haley had previously said of trump ran she would pass, that's no longer the case. >> do i think i could beat that? we are still working through things and we will figure it out. i have never lost a race. i said that than and i say it now. i'm not going to lose now, but stay tuned. >> f

here's cbs's nikki battiste. >> reporter: a true pioneer, barbara walters was known for her poise and television interviews. >> in our country, we read that you are unstable. >> reporter: with heads of state. >> are you sorry you didn't burn the tapes? >> reporter: hollywood royalty. >> was he the love of your life? >> reporter: and some of history's most memorable names. >> what will you tell your children when you have them? >> mommy made a big mistake. >> reporter: walters' career started in 1961 as a writer on nbc's "today" show. >> i'm barbara walters with jim hart. >> good morning. >> reporter: she eventually left for abc, where she became the first woman ever to co-anchor an evening news broadcast. >> and i'm very pleased to be with you, harry. >> reporter: earning $1 million a year in 1976, more than any anchor ever, female or male. she also launched her barbara walters specials. >> by many accounts, your wife is more popular than you are. >> mm-hmm. >> this is "20/20." >> reporter: next, she co-hosted 20/20. in 1997, at age 67, she helped create ""the view." walters retired i

nikki haley won't be there.lina governor and trump ambassador to the united nations is gearing up for a likely run of her own and she is now abandoning a prior promise to sit it out if the former president ran again. >> when you're looking at a run for president you look at two things. you first look at does the current situation push for new leadership? the second question is, am i that person that could be that new leader? yes, we need to go in a new direction. yes, i think i can be that leader. i think it's time for new generational change. i don't think you need to be 80 years old to be a leader in d.c. >> our great report its are back with us. you do not do that interview in that sort of homey setting a couple of days before donald trump comes to your state unless you're leaning way into running. >> i mean, i'm happy for her lean in. i think that's great. i do suspect that some of this has to do with the fact that trump's campaign so far has been a little bit underwhelming, right? it's not kind of out there

nikki haley was asked about that.r response. >> i never had a conversation with jared, ivanka or the president about the vice presidentship and i'll tell you it's really sad when you're having to go out there and put lies and gossip to sell a book. >> i will say that i did talk to a white house official from that time who backs pompeo's version, not necessarily that nikki haley had talked about this but that jared and ivanka were definitely pushing her to replace pence. >> what pompeo is saying they wanted that basically. i think it's interesting that all of these former trump officials are fighting with each other to go up against the guy they used to work for. that, i think, is going to be very problematic for many of them because they've all said a lot of very favorable things about trump and they're going to have to figure out how to square that with a campaign that's going to have to take him down, frankly. >> i bet democrats are really enjoying watching all of this. >> there's no question, everyone tries to get

and nikki haley in studio. she'll join us. is she exploring 2024 run for president some suggesting, ask her live in five minutes. it does appear apple doesn't fall far from the tree. we have both the president and son facing criminal investigations no surprise there, father-son duo. they do everything together, finances, co-mingle, trips together. vehicles, credit cards together. hunter lived with pops well into his 40s. it is undeniable fact pair did business together. this of course all despied joe biden's many denials. even more evidence from the lap top of hell from hunter. 2017 e-mail. joe biden involving selling of american liquified gas to china. i have requested him to be available for a call to discuss purchase of the 5 million tons of gas. this is for china. no. 1 geo political faux. 2017, biden family, 5 million dollar interest free forgivable loan from chinese giant. would you all like a five million dollar interest-free forgivable loan? [applause] i think the word forgivable is con considered -- none of the bidens

and nikki -- nikki lives in the district, too. they both live in the district. i'm close with both of them. and what, to me, as a republican, is so exciting is the leadership that's coming out of the state of south carolina. have two people from south carolina, both in my district, be potential folks that are running for president in 2024, it's really an exciting time to be a republican. >> so why is president trump coming to south carolina? >> well, it's first in the south. i mean, once you get through iowa and new hampshire, it's south carolina. and, historically, with the exception -- with only one or two exceptions over the last few decades, the republican that wins south carolina goes on to become the nominee. that is the precedent. that's how important our state is going to be in the 2024 primary. >> is it time for the party to move on from donald trump? >> it's time for the party, overall, to look forward and not backward. >> it's not the same thing? >> and if you -- well, and if you look at the midterm elections, certain folks that were nomined in the pr

do you think nikki haley or desantis could beat trump? todd: you never know. not going to sit here and make a prediction. i can't even predict a giants- eagles game this weekend much less what happens two years from now but to your point we're both commenting on this that nikki haley is in. you can see it, and everything that ron desantis has done following the mid-terms shows that he's running. trump's in. this is going to be an absolutely wild and honestly, jam packed republican primary. on the democratic side, i don't know. lauren: that's my concern. let's say you have nikki haley and desantis and even glenn youngkin who those two as governors are making moves that signal they are ready to take on the national stage. do too many contenders benefit trump and make him the candidate stuart: he could knock them off one at a time. lauren: he's got that power. todd: if i had to pick one of the two i'd pick desantis over hayley but hayley as part of any ticket be extremely formidable. stuart: president biden says he has no regrets about how he and his team handled

least one of his possible challengers nikki haley to run. take a listen. >> so ron would not be governor if it wasn't for me. when i hear that he might run, i consider that very disloyal.

for me, this was nikki at her best. nikki grahame died when she was 38.died within three days of each other after both had struggled to access the help they needed. it took me a long time to walk in them doors. ijust didn�*t want it to be real. you had fought for help? for a long time. my little angel, my little... one day she actually said, "carls, you know, i think i'm dying." and i said to her, "come on, niks, you can do this, like, let's just get you to the hospital." so we did this gofundme because, honestly, it was the last resort. now their names will be used to try and save the lives of others. today, almost two years after nikki and chelsea blue died, this new eating disorder drop—in centre is being opened in hull by the charity seed. inside, therapy rooms dedicated to those two young lives. 0h! do you think she'd like it? oh, wow. 0h... have a look. god, if chelsea was here she�*d just tell me to shut up and sort myself out. and the idea of the chelsea blue therapy room and the nikki grahame therapy room wasjust that, to give comfort. they're go

let's give carrie and and nikki -- kerry and nikki taylor a warm round of applause. here's a quick look at some recent reviews in national publications. the washington post book world publishes every sunday. they recently looked at novelist hall auster's book, bloodbath nation. it looks at gun violence in the u.s., and is described by reviewer alex couple wings as a sobering, impassioned plea to end the cycle of shootings, restrict the availability of guns, and, as auster writes, conduct an honest, gut-wrenching examination of who we are and who we want to be as a people. >> timothy sanders new book is called freedom's furious. how isabelle patterson, rose wilder lane, and i knew rand found liberty and an age of darkness. and the national review magazine says that it, quote, drives deeply into the political and economic currents that informed the three women's work to revive individual-ism. i i, william f buckley described the three novelists as the three furious of libertarianism. the new york times book review recently looked at freedoms dominion by jefferson cowie

wheneveradicting i hear nikki h, it's the song because in my head, you well, the real nik nikki haley, please stand up because she will say what does she stand for? that's what i'm saying. she she stands for whatever is convenient at the moment. ana navarro sits around trash talking republicans. >> s's what she gets paid for. now, meanwhile, nikki haley was a un ambassador under trump. was the governor of south carolina. now, some are speculating that s she is plottinpeculag and planng maybe a run for president for 2020 four. let's give a warm hannity show. >> welcome as ambassador nikki haley, governor wallace boy, that they didn't clap that loud for me. no, great to see you.grea we've been friends a long time.y and do you even want to respondu to ana navarro, who really cares what she thinks?an >>te no,d to i'm happy to respo because the funny thing about her, she's , first of all, beenb anti trumpee forever. p secondly, she loves to go spew on the view as well. when she's not doing that. but they can't stand the fact that a minority female wouldtane be conservative. they want me to

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bill: president trump is the only one that announced, nikki haley might throw her name in the ring.e you feeling about the 2024 race right now if it's essentially going to be a biden versus trump rematch? >> i feel great about it. i would donate money and volunteer on donald trump's campaign if that would help him run against joe biden because i think joe biden will beat him just like he did the last time because he has list of accomplishments to run on. he can literal i will go downtown to town and say i helped do this and did that and a lot of ribbon cutting from the infrastructure bill and he can stand in front of school, hospital and say i helped make this better for you. donald trump i think as we have seen is just going to be airing grievances. i feel pretty confident about this. bill: ashley, democrats say they want to run against trump because biden beat him in 2020. is president trump the best chance republicans have or are you hoping somebody else jumps into the ring like desantis or nikki haley? >> we have obviously nikki, desantis, but i feel like we have other governors

lee, quick thought on nikki haley. here's a look at favor ability.hose that say they're satisfied with nikki haley as a potential candidate. there's a look at the others, a quick thought before i let you go. >> it's a pretty good starting point. she's tipping her toe in the water trying to see how people will react to her. the question people will have, will they get nikki haley, the more conservative or the one that supported trump. she'll have to define that. >> martha: it's exciting when we hear definitive folks getting their name in the ring here. thanks, lee. good to talk to you. >> good to talk to you. >> martha: coming up, an update on damar hamlin as his team prepares to square off once again against the cincinnati bengals this weekend. now, remember, that during -- in that game, the last time that they played each other, that's when damar hamlin was injured. this will be an emotional coming together of these two teams. it's very important in terms of their dreams of making it to the super bowl. clay travis previews the huge football weekend

cbs' nikki battiste is at the courthouse. >> reporter: alex murdaugh became emotional in court today, as jurors heard him describe his dead son to investigators the night of the murders. >> that's my boy over there. i can see-- i can see his brain. >> reporter: an investigator testified that murdaugh told her he had tried to find his son's and wife's pulses at the gruesome scene. >> i tried to turn paul over first. >> reporter: yet she said he did not see a speck of blood on him. >> did you see blood on his hands. >> no. on his arm. >> no. on his shirt. no, on his no. shorts. no. how were they >> he was clean. >> it didn't look like he had just blown his son's brains off, with blood all over the feed room? >> i didn't say that. >> reporter: yesterday, the first officer to arrive on the scene testified that when he approached murdaugh, he immediately suggested a possible motive for the killer. >> my son was in a boat wreck. he's been getting threats. i know that's what it is. >> reporter: paul murdaugh was facing felony charges after investigators said he was drunk-driving a boat that

nikki haley, or ron desantis. nikki haley seems to be heading in the direction.esantis more quiet. you have mike pompeo. you have great potential candidates out there, a strong bench if you like compared to the democrats i believe. do you have any sense, i know that is an impossible question but, who do you like? >> well, let me first say this anyone who runs in this cycle, there will be more than donald trump. i think you will have two handfuls of races. eight, 10, 12 candidates and they're all going to run, ashley, on donald trump's ideas. they will run on america first. the ideas that were not that popular in the republican party before donald trump. they're going to come and say, listen i'm the policy of donald trump but i'm not donald trump. you can get the look-alike of former president trump or get the former president himself. it is going to be unique to see this thing play out but you know for me, i do listen, i'm a huge fan of president trump, the policies were amazings especially for rural wisconsin. we were doing better in rural wisconsin than any oth

nikki haley, 38, liz cheney 4%. in his remarks as he traveled, trump at the moment seems to be thinking a lot about desantis and nikki haley. >> nikki haley called me the other day to talk to me. i talked to her for a while. but i said, look, go boy your heart if you want to run. she's publicly stated i would never run my president. florida was closed for a long period of time. remember he closed the beaches and everything else. they're trying to rewrite history. >> that was a calm donald trump essentially telling them and anyone else thinking about getting in, remember what i did last time. >> yeah. i think one of the biggest untested challenges against donald trump for other republicans trying to weigh if they're going to get into this race is how do you come at him. do you come straight at him? do you ignore him? do you pretend he's not in this race? he's happy to discuss by name other candidates who are thinking about running, including disclosing nikki haley told me she's never run. this could be disloyal if sh

trump taking shots at ron desantis while nikki haley continues to tease a run of her own.re, the crowd small, about 400. you're in south carolina. give me a sense of what you see as the enthusiasm or lack thereof there, and not just from the crowds, but i also want to know about important elected officials whose support is important in primaries. >> reporter: the trump campaign is trying to do something a little different. this is the first time on the road since he made the announcement at mar-a-lago in the middle of november after the midterm elections. here in south carolina, it was under the dome of the south carolina statehouse. it wasn't a matter of trying to turn out thousands of folks for a typical rally we've been accustomed to. instead, it was to lock down support among elected officials and party activists. in new hampshire, the annual meeting of the new hampshire gop where he announced the outgoing new hampshire chairman was coming on to his campaign team as new hampshire senior advisor. here in south carolina, he was flanked by the likes of individuals who he

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cbs's nikki battiste shows us how it works and what parents should know. >> this was unlike anythingporter: darren hick, an assistant professor of philosophy at furman university in south carolina recently caught a student using chatgpt to plagiarize a written assi assignment. >> this was a very well written essay, but the things they said were just thoroughly wrong. >> reporter: he ran the essay through a detexz program to see if the paper was written by a human. >> i was now 99.whatever confident that this was written by a.i. and luckily the student copped to it. they admitted they used chat gpt. >> reporter: new york city's department of education recently safety and accuracy of content. open a.i., the creators of chat gpt say the program should not be used for misleading purposes, and they're developing ways to identify text generated by its system. what makes chatgpt different than other a.i. systems is its ability to learn and respond to unique conversations. i'm going to ask chatgpt to write me a 300-word essay on the impact of technology's evolution on society. in less than a

in jail, assigned a public defender in idaho where he has to arrive within ten days. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. let's turn to the war in ukraine. cbs news has learned it was in ctrangrocket systm provided by the u.s. and used by ukrainian forces to kill or wound hundreds of russian troops in a nears day attacks the assault in the eastern reege of ukraine not far from the war torn city of bakhmut. ian lee reports tonight. >> reporter: we are on the road to the most dangerous place in ukraine. soldiers call ate meat grinder. locals call it he on earth. welcome to bakhmut. russia throws wave after wave of troops at the city. driving into bakhmut we have been greeted by the sound of artillery but right now we are driving to meet civilians taking shelter to learn what life is like under constant russian bombardment. down the road, we see people huddled next to a grocery store. this is how we get food, she tells me. two days ago, a strike scatterd everyone, and that the how we live. so many people have died. would you leave if you were able > no. >> reporter: no, she says, this i

here's cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: a true pioneer, barbara walters was known for her poise, andevision interviews... >> in our country, we read that you are unstable. >> reporter: ...with heads of state... >> are you sorry you didn't burn the tapes? >> reporter: ...hollywood royalty... >> was he the love of your life? >> reporter: ...and some of history's most memorable names. >> what will you tell your children, when you have them? >> mommy made a big mistake. >> reporter: walters' career started in 1961 as a writer on nbc's "today" show. >> i'm barbara walters. with jim hartz. >> good morning. >> reporter: she eventually left for abc, where she became the first woman ever to co-anchor an evening news broadcast. >> and i'm very pleased to be with you, harry. >> reporter: earning $1 million a year in 1976, more than any anchor ever, female or male. she also launched her barbara walters specials. >> by many accounts, your wife is more popular than you are. >> mm-hmm. >> this is "20/20". >> reporter: next, she co-hosted create "the view." walters retired in 2014, surrounded by tod

here's cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: a true pioneer, barbara walters was known for her poise and pointed television interviews. >> in our country, we read that you are unstable. >> reporter: with heads of state. >> are you 0 you didn't burn the tapes. >> reporter: hollywood royalty. >> was he the love of your life? >> reporter: and some of history's most memorable names. >> what will you tell your children when you have them? >> mommy made a big mistake. >> reporter: walters' career started in 1961 as a writer on nbc's "today" show. >> i'm barbara walters. >> reporter: she eventually left for abc, where she became the first woman ever to coanchor an evening news broadcast. >> and i'm very pleased to be with you, harry. >> reporter: earning $1 million a year in 1976, more tn any anc ever, female or male. she alsoy hents urife ise popul. >> this is "2020". >> reporter: next, she cocoasted "2020". ipe create "the vie." walters retired in 2014, surrounded by today's tv stars she inspired, among them our "cbs mornings" cohost gayle king. >> barbara there is not a woman on tv toda that

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you so much. turning now to the weather. we're following two winter storms and an update about whether the east coast might finally get some serious snow next week. parts of the west have no shortage of winter weather. arizona has a half foot of snow,ings and that same system, well, it's on the move. it's expected to bring severe storms into the south and east next week. so let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: >> good evening norah, our no? nthe northeast on the way out. it gets its origins right here in the plains. heavy snow along i-70 in kansas. snow for the game there in kansas city tomorrow for the jaguars in town. the snow lou the ohio valley and northeast going into sunday and monday. we think snow? the forecast as well for the bills-bengals game. ryan of rain along the i-95 corridor. there will be corridor of 5-eight pockets and more than that. through the middle of next week to the end of next week another blockbuster storm produces sever

mike emanuel meanwhile on if nikki haley just tripped up former president donald trump and did it just open the flood gates for more candidates to dive in. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. first to jacqui heinrich at the white house on the back and forth of infrastructure amid a backdrop of controversies. jacqui? >> hi, neil. with this new divided control of congress, passing new legislation is going to be much more difficult for the president than it was when democrats controlled both chambers. ahead of any 2024 announcement, which could come sometime after the state of the union, the president hasn't been laying out an agenda other than promoting bills that he signed in to law like he did in baltimore, touting the trillion dollar infrastructure law. he talked about a tunnel that would be replaced and completed about a decade from now. it will have up to four tracks total allowing trains there to move at more than 100 miles an hour. >> this is 150-year-old tunnel. you wonder how in the hell it's still standing. we're going to invest over $4 billion to replace the existing baltimor

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nikki taylor. greenwich is the mellow assistant professor in the department of studies in race colonization and diaspora at tufts university. she is an author of radical black radical the life and times of william monroe trotter, listed by the new york times as one of its top picks of 2019. the book, the first biography of boston editor william monroe trotter, written in nearly 50 years. the book we see the mark clinton prize in history, the massachusetts book award, and numerous other awards. black radical was, also shortlisted for the stone book award from the museum of african american in boston in the cundhill prize and the plutot award for best biography. greenwich received her doctorate in american studies from boston university. in addition to black, she is author of the grim grimaces the legacy of slavery in an american family. her writings have appeared in the massachusetts historical review the radical history with you, the new yorker, the atlantic and the guardian at tufts university. sh

a lot of legislators are looking at nikki haley, but also south carolina senator tim scott to see ifalso moves forward with a presidential campaign. trump also made a bit of news on that friglight to south carolin weighing in on the body camera footage that was released on the beating of tyre nichols saying he had watched it and it was terrible. the former president is currently en route to south carolina where he will unveil his leadership team and roll out a number of endorsements. this is really his first campaign event where he is trying to show strong support in a state that he won by ten percentage points in 2016. >> keep us posted on any developments on your side of things. thank you very much. >>> just in to cnn, the memphis police department has permanently deactivated its s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit. the five officers involved in the death of tyre nichols were all from that unit. the department has faced calls to disband this special unit. cnn has learned it has now been permanently deactivated. we heard from the city council chairman in memphis a few moments ago who said that mo

nikki nealy joins me right now. so you can't ask for pictures? to do with the pictures and it feels like they are trying to put their thumb on the scale as to who they admit and who they aren't and that raises questions morally and constitutionally. stuart: this is all about equity isn't it? >> it is equity. stuart: let me talk to you for a second. equity, to me is interfering with academic achievement. >> very much so. yes, it's terrifying because we shouldn't be putting people forward that don't deserve to be most people don't care if their doctors are purple or green. they want their doctor to be qualified and the best person possible for the job and so to put people forward not on the basis of merit but of skin color is troubling. stuart: so equity means everybody comes out equal. >> yes. stuart: any test of any kind has to be equity, you've got to be able to pass it like everybody else. is that it? >> yes, and some meritocracy. stuart: it's the exact opposite, isn't it? yes, as you said it's the exact opposite of that. stuart: where are we g

nikki haley said that if donald trump runs again, she would not run. now she's saying something different. now she's saying she's considering whether or not she will run. listen to how she answered the question. >> i had a great working relationship with the president. what i'll tell you is that the survival of america matters and it is bigger than one person. and when your looking at the future of america, i think it is time for new generational change. i don't think you need to be 80 years old to be a leader in d.c. i think we need a young generation to come in and step up and start fixing things. >> so daniel, what does this tell you about nikki haley. but more importantly, what does this tell you about the perceived strength of donald trump? >> it tells us all that haley is extremely interested in running. the clip that you just played included some of the most common code words for candidates who are trying to signal that they're about to run for president. and at the same time, it also shows that haley, who wanted to tamp down questions about how

he said that nikki haley had called him and said that she was thinking about a run, and he said to go it is an indication of how he views the potential rivals, kate. >> at least at this moment, kate. and now, joining me is the co-anchor of "state of the union" dana bash. i saw some reporting -- good to see you -- and it is mccarthy sitting down with biden is a win for him, and good spin or real reality, and what do you see in the meeting come wednesday? >> this is one of those times where it is a rare times in washington where the spin and the reality are the same thing, because it is important for the new speaker to be able to sit down with the president. i know it might sound counter intuitive since so much of the republican conference, and they have their feet down and they are saying that we won't budge, and they are entrenched, but when it is coming to this particular issue of the debt ceiling, they also realize at least enough of them realize it is not an option. this needs to be dealt with in some shape or form or the economy is going to be in very, very big trouble. so to fact

cbs' nikki battiste has more. >> repor o foo are everywhere, but now the u.s.d.a.acking down with new rules that will make it harder to claim that organic label. >> this is the single largest revision to the organic standards since they've been published initially in 2000. >> reporter: the u.s.d.a. will strengthen enforcement of its current guidelines that organic products must be produced without toxic pesticides, synthetic nitrogen fertilizers, antibiotics, hormones, or genetic engineering. the new regulations will require certification for all imported organic foods, inspections will increase, and businesses will need to prove all parts of their supply chain are organic. >> organic is created at a farm. it needs to be maintained through a supply chain. >>epr: tomhapman says e stricter guidelines will give shoppers confidence their products are certified organic. it streamlines the authority ay of the u.s.d.a. to of the u.s.d.a. to bring enforcement actions against anyone who is doing anything fraudulent. >> reporter: nationwide, sales of organic foods more than

cbs's nikki battiste shows us how it works and what parent should know. this is unlike anything i dealt with before. >> reporter: darren hick, an assistant professor of philosophy at furman university in south carolina recently caught a student usingchat gbt to plagiarize abassignment. >> this was a very well written essay but the things they said were thoroughly wrong. >> reporter: he ran the student essay through a detection program to see if the paper was written by a human. >> i was now 99-point-whatever percent confident this was written by a.i. and luckily for my purposes, the student copped to it. they admitted they used chat g.b.t. new york city department of education recently banned chat g.b.t. citing safety. they say programs should not be used for misleading purposes and they're developing ways to identify text generated by its system. what makes chat g.b.t. different than other a.i. systems is it's about to -- its about to learn and respond to unique conversations. i'm going to ask chat. wrd eson mpact of technology's evolution on society. in

that would be fantastic. >> why not tim scott or nikki haley?e love tim scott and nikki haley, but he has been proven to be the best president we've ever had besides ronald reagan. >> reporter: and get this, we're talking about the first republican presidential primary debate taking place i'm told in just about six months' time. this is all going to be ramping up over the next weeks and months quite quickly. >> shaq, you're in new hampshire, that's the first in the nation primary. how are voters feeling about their options for 2024, and what are their thoughts about democrats trying to change the order of the primary season? >> reporter: based on my conversations, they're still trying to wait and see what those options will be and what that primary calendar will ultimately looking like. national democrats, president biden, they're trying to remove that first in the nation status. instead having south carolina go first in their calendar and then having new hampshire go a couple of days later paired with nevada. when you talk to democrats in the s

. >> that was former trump even ambassador nikki haley kind of sort of maybe saying that she will runtively challenging her former boss, who is the only announced republican candidate in 2024, that is evidence that donald trump's hold over the gop will finally be starting to slip, maybe. today, but the new york times and washington post are out what new stories about trump's growing rift with the evangelical movement that one supported him. that while an influential texas pastor told the washington post this week, the most conservative evangelicals i know are in favor of ron desantis for president. and inside the republican party itself, a war has broken out between the current trump backed leadership and conservatives looking for a new direction. rnc chair rona mcdaniel who has trump's backing, is facing an aggressive challenge from his job of a former trump lawyer who has the backing of die hard conservatives, including tucker carlson and matt gaetz. it appears that the coalition trump cultivated and road to power no longer seems as tethered to him as the 2024 campaign season gets u

nikki haley, mike pompeo, mike pence, all of whom served in donald trump's administration, are publicly courting speculation about 2024 runs. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell this week called the 2024 presidential election a wide open race. >> look, let me just say this about the 2024 election, it will be wide open. there will be a lot of competition, and i hope we nominate someone who can win in 24. and so, the voters in the primaries are going to make that decision without any assistance for me. they don't need any advice for me on how to vote, but i will say it's gonna be a wide open race. >> so some republicans at least are reading the room a trump because according to a recent quinnipiac poll, deliverability among voters has jumped to its lowest level since march of 2015. or are some republican support looking at the multitude of legal challenges, criminal investigation by the department of justice, by the fulton county district attorney's office in georgia, civil lawsuits from the general six attack on the capitol, a civil lawsuit from e. jean carroll who's accused him of ra

>> keep an eye to some degree and nikki.k the only rain from nikki haley, who i respect. for if she runs away from trump. which is proven a capability to do. but at times gone back. to him, again next time on the debate stage can be sitting there and slack -- ministration. you need to say how you will be different, what your measures are. >> that's the big problem all these candidates have right now. you either need to be all and with donald trump, you need to be a complete sick -- to win the base over. or even if you explore running as we've seen. you're disloyal., so all these wannabe candidates are sitting around having a really tough time making decisions. i've lived that life of what lane you want to pick. trust me, you can pick the madeleine. >> we gotta take a quick break. harry's gonna go grab some. numbers -- key meeting on the calendar between house speaker mccarthy president mine in the debt limit. as fears grow than agreement might not be reached to avoid the nation's first ever default. the latest from capitol h

>> keep an eye to some degree on nikki haley, the only lane for nikki haley is if she runs away from capability to do but at times has gone back to him. you can't be sitting hear and flaking for what you did in his administration, you have to talk about what your forward looking vision is. >> that's the big problem all these candidates have right now. you either have to be all in with trump, up to be a complete sycophant for him to win the base over, or if you even explore running you're disloyal. all these want to be candidates are sitting around having a really tough time making a decision, i've lived that life, of what lane you want to pick. you can't pick the middle lane. >> we've got to take a quick break. harry's going to crunch some more numbers. >> good-bye, everybody. >> news of a key meeting on the calendar between house speaker mccarthy and president biden on america's debt limit, as fears grow that an agreement might not be reached to avoid the nation's first ever default. the latest from capitol hill next. will be big. try the new toasted baguettes s from paner. one doll

i would like to see a trump/desantis ticket. >> why not tim scott or nikki haley?th anyone else? tim scott would be a great vice president, however. >> what would be your message to nikki haley right now? >> work hard and campaign well. that's all i'm commenting. >> 2024 may not be her year, though? >> no. i think she needs to wait another four years. >> it would be the donald. >> there's others considering even tim scott and nikki haley. >> i like tim scott, but i would vote for donald over tim. >> what about nikki haley? >> she wouldn't be as high as tim. i've met tim scott before. i like him. nikki haley, i don't think she's prepared for that level of position. >> desantis? >> that's an interesting question that it would be hard to vote against. what would be ideal is donald/desantis ticket. that would be fantastic. >> reporter: south carolina picks presidents. they picked him in 2016 and they picked joe biden in 2020. he hopes they pick him again here about a year from now in 2024. six months from now we should anticipate the first republican presidential prima