joining us now, wisconsin senator ron johnson. for dereliction of duty? >> good morning, maria. because democrats want to sweep the open border policy and the consequences of it under the rug. they don't want to talk about it. i'm surer they're dismayed ther lap dogs in the mainstream media are covering it to a certain extent so it's somewhat of a political liable, not enough to make them want to secure the border. it was infuriating to have mayorkas testify before the committee. he might as well have been an automaton or trained parrot. it's clear that they caused the problem. i asked him why did you do it? consider do you want an open border? do you have any regrets, do you feel any remorse. he's obviously complicit. he aided and you abetted these hundreds of crimes, horrific murders and rapes that occurred under his watch. he shows no remorse, no regrets whatsoever. maria: so why did he do it then, senator? why do you think? is it because of the census. why is the open border continuing three years later after murder, robbery,

republican senator ron johnson will get into that and more with me. he is in "focus" next. sara federico: at st. jude, we don't care who cures cancer. we just need to advance the cure. it's a bold initiative to try and bump cure rates all around the world, but we should. it is our commitment. we need to do this. [chanting and shouting] >> harris: anti-israel protestors there saying the word revolution. they were up late last night and ivy league columbia university and lit flares, chanted there is no one solution and palestine. right now they are indeed occupying the main lawn of that ivy league campus. hundreds of columbia students set up 60 tents on that main lawn demanding the university cut its ties with israel. the protest happened the same day -- it started yesterday -- at the same time as columbia president was on capitol hill getting grilled by lawmakers, particularly representative stefanik. she was accused of running one of the worst hot beds of anti-semitism of hate and defended protestors and refused to tell lawmakers the hurtful slogan from the river to the sea

washington's reluctance to provide for kiev is explained by republican senator of wisconsin, ron johnsong to him, taxpayer money spent on military aid should have been used for solving internal problems, especially since the biden administration was unable to influence the balance of power at the front, much less weaken russia. we need to acknowledge the reality and realize that the only way to end the bloodshed is to sit down and start negotiations with vladimir putin. every day ukraine is being destroyed more and more, so the sooner the better. personally, i wanted to be in istanbul unnoticed when the peace agreement was being negotiated. the biden administration sent boris johnson there to thwart them. i think it has become tragic turn of history. about what the goals really are. washington should follow, argues former director of the french general directorate of external security allen joué. he emphasized that the ukrainian conflict has weakened europe and increased its dependence on the united states. since the beginning of the conflict in ukraine, europe has weakened significantly

it feels like the faa and the dot is dropped the ball as well here and wisconsin senator ron johnson he wants to hear from airlines and pilots about the problems to this needs to be in depth investigation. >> there's a lot of elements. this thing in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> all right. back here in the bay talking about beautiful weather here after a weekend of rain and that storm system is now causing real problems across the country. yes, it is. lawrence karnow has some details arms. yeah. this is the time of year. we see that clash between the cold air mass in the warm air masses really? >> as we start to settled into more of the summer, like pattern that between now and then boy gets very active, especially across the country's midsection. that's what we're seeing tonight. again, we're seeing another round of some very strong storms developing out there right now. you've got that cold air on the backside of the some of the snow making its way across the rockies. but have you got some warm air and boy, those storms have been firing up again today. moving a little bit

in 2020 it was susan collins and 2022 it was all but ron johnson.e are nationalized in our voting no. host: we are several months away from the election, what are you seeing any of that from right now carry over where it seems to be following that same trend for this year? guest: it is too early to say, because i think the defining thing for republicans in 2022 that made the night not what it should have been was that they nominated in two dozen key races around the country some pretty exotic candidates. if the republicans had nominated potted plants they would've done better than anyone they nominated, and there are four senate races and governor races, attorney general where republicans nominated the wrong people. it is too early to know who is going to come out of all of these primaries, so it is too early to say whether it will be the same dynamic or not. host: all of those house races are up for reelection. what do those of like right now? guest: you think coming out of 2020, you had a halfoz margin. the democratic margin, they held him by half

against the backdrop of all the events , wisconsin senator ron johnson’s call not to stir up a scandalo disturb the public looked rather strange, as if people lived in a vacuum and did not follow the news. by the way, according to a survey, 75% of young americans are already afraid to fly because of the boeing scandal. well, if anything, come to us are contacted. we have jets, great. thank you, it was konstantin churikov, about the congressional hearings on... let's continue to talk about international topics: dutch prime minister mark rutte proposed purchasing patriot air defense systems from countries that do not want to directly supply them to ukraine. the politician made this statement at an informal summit of eu leaders in brussels. according to rutte, not all european countries are ready to transfer their defense complexes to kiev. in this case, amsterdam could become a military hub, purchasing air defense systems for transport your own money to ukraine. our european correspondent, anastasia popova, will tell you what other statements were made. we are united, the head of the eur

be your own problem as murray in the ron johnson quote put it. so that is is part of it so don't know if i could rebranded as as just sort of establish hey anybody who doesn't feel they're called have kids don't have kids i'm a catholic all my favorite priests don't have kids but if but if are if if we just have it as a norm that yeah most people you try to get married and then you get married. you have kids. if it becomes more i think it becomes less of a big deal and then we can kind of rebranded as of an easier more thing to do parenting in my experience is trading out happy hours for backyard barbecues with a lot more friends running around. yeah, no. i mean, you know, it's sort of critiquing own side of the aisle. i think that there has been real trend in feminist conversation and you see this in publishing in particular recently of you know reckoning with motherhood by talking how horrible it is and, you know, i read books like menadue bins mom rage or, you know, good moms, bad choices. and to be honest, don't recognize my own experience in

your senator, ron johnson. ron, wherever you may be. thank you, ron.f congress, friends of mine, real fighters -- ron is a fighter. they are fighters. thank you. a man who has done a fantastic job, and he promised me a victory here, so we have to give him a good hand. wisconsin republican party chairman brian shanley. thank you. you promised. and a great guy, and influence, a guy with great influence, actually, but he's really a good man. he's a good person. where are you, alex? thank you, alex. thank you. look at that guy. and and then who is doing really good. he's just about even in the polls. he is a handsome devil. i just met him backstage. beautiful wife, beautiful family, u.s. senate candidate. where's eric? eric! good job. i met eric, and i've studied eric. we have to get it right. running against some very fine people, really, but i look around and they are going to have other opportunities. eric, i am giving you my complete and total endorsement, so go out and win. go out and win. go out and win. you better win. we always win. i did it for mi

senator ron johnson, phil holloway, tomi lauren, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: the number dismissed now is 48. they had 96 brought in today. the judge asked them a moment ago can you be impartial? 48 jurors now remain taking the current questionnaire. thought they had a big pool of 500 to start the whole thing. then they brought 96 in to go through them and see if they could figure it out and so far -- >> dana: that continues. we wait for this other trial. remember the idaho murder suspect brian kohberger. he is now claiming that cell phone records will back up his alibi he was simply on a nighttime drive to see the moon and stars. dan springer in seattle with more. >> in reality, brian kohberger's new alibi sounds like his old alibi with more detail. bottom line he doesn't have anyone to place him at someplace than the murder scene. his defense team will have a former police officer and cell phone tracking export to try to poke holes in the prosecution's case to his movements the morning of the murders. yesterday's filing his lawyer wrote mr. kohberger was driving in the

with dagen and david asman see what these like-minded geeks and nerds have coming up. >> we got ron johnsonwe some subsidizing radicals on campus. kind of a no-brainer. kellyanne conway joining us on white president biden stopped talking about economics and the border in his campaign stopped talking about climate change and abortion these days. >> he's got nothing. former fcc chairman is here, biden signed the bill into law forcing the sale of tik tok the communist party of tik tok that will happen? steve mark, joe biden says he's going to get rid of the trump tax cuts and left wings chair, why? two thirds of americans got a tax cut. the biggest tax cut went to the middle class. we try to figure out top of the hour. ♪ ♪ innovation in health care means nothing if no one can afford it. ♪ at evernorth, we're helping to unlock barriers. ♪ using our 35 plus years of pharmacy benefits management experience to save businesses billions while boosting medication adherence. helping plan sponsors and their members be at their best. that's wonder made possible. evernorth health services. dude, what're

and we also saw them have a press conference yesterday, those senators including rick scott, ron johnson and a few others who have told schumer we want a full trial. but at this point it's all democratic voting senators including a few key independents, if they all ban together, it's a simple majority, and this thing could be over this if a few hours despite conservatives' best efforts. >> host: when it comes to the managers themselves, we just listed off the collection of managers that come over from the house side. if things progress as a expected, will we actually hear from them today, do you think? >> guest: i don't think that we will be hearing from them. it should go that the senators are sworn in, they're officially going to become a jury today. they will sign that oath that you mentioned a little bit earlier which really just just encapsulates the seriousness of an impeachment trial. just a vocal oath is not enough. they need to sign it as well. and then it's going to be up to the republicans whether they accept schumer's time agreement of about 45 minutes of debate on each side,

we had senator ron johnson of wisconsin talking about this yesterday. let's watch. >> what troubles me is the double standard. we have at least a duel system of justice. in this case this free speech is completely allowed. can you imagine if these were people with red maga hats on blocking highways? the left wing protestors, pro-hamas group. we have left wing groups bailing them out if there is any kind of arrest. >> harris: jason, your last thoughts. >> he is 100% correct. what is important for folks to pay attention to is not necessarily the arrests but whether or not they get charged and when they get charged go forward a few weeks are there plea deals and get pled to a miss demeanor that doesn't matter. they won't spend any time in jail but hit with a severe enough penalty where it serves as a disincentive for other people in the group? since i doubt that will happen, what i'm all about is naming and shaming. the people who end up getting arrested, ones saying the most vicious comments, let's name them. let's tell the world who they are and they can

one of the economic groups which includes rick scott in florida had crews ron johnson mike lee and rand paul of kentucky one morning each week for like-minded senators. daddy. again you can find at axios and in texas. >> i just want to say jobs, that's not so. didn't do all of them so they sent our jobs overseas. to stop saying all that. thank you. >> franken gypsy, new york. defendant like. >> the palestinian prices for deuteronomy 28. it says they don't belong to either one of them. they are repeating 1969 against the war. a lot of innocent people but the government of netanyahu field palestinians. there's no way you can justify that. >> reports on something that took place yesterday. and monday afternoon at the capital conduct under the nation's highest honors in columbus, georgia. capital and leaders including united states residents and their war veterans, seven citizen and work u.s. capitol police officers of government paid during the korean war. enemy iran exposed themselves army rangers to destroy during the like wave attack which earned him the medal of honor. honoring the jud

. >>> look who's here, senator ron johnson. senator, it's good to see you again. we've got new developments coming in. is student protesters at columbia university with in new york and now portland, portland state university, they have taken over campus buildings, barricading themselves in. they're not stopping even after threats of being suspended and expelled. campuses have been shut down. we're talking protests escalating, 1100 arrests so far. there are protests now spreading to 23 states. what do you think, sir? >> well, elizabeth, this didn't just start last week, this started decades ago. the radical left infiltrate thing our university system, graduating, oh, for example, not journalists, by and large are, but advocates for the left. not as many teachers as they used to, but indoctrinators of the left. the radical left has infiltrate thed every institution of this country, and it's showing. and so these young people, they've been indoctrinated, their minds have been poisoned. to the extent that they are now supporting the butchers of hamas. it's quite jaw-d

and there's also wisconsin senator ron johnson, who tried to have his aide hand fake lector info to mikece on january 6th. according to text messages uncovered during the investigation. at the time, senator johnson denied involvement, but new documents show the senator's office was told information about the fake elector's scheme. we'll continue to keep you updated on just how far these probes expand. joining me now is lea litman, law professor, and bill crystal. my thanks to both of you. bill, i would love to start with you. i want to get your thoughts on this. this is very interesting that you've got the arizona attorney general saying her net is far wider than we have known publicly. >> i'm happy they're going up the ladder, finally. the justice department did a good job locking up hundreds of people who assaulted the capitol. the people donald trump calls hostages, unfairly persecuted, who he's going to pardon. 27 of 229 people in the d.c. jail are about to be convicted for assaulting capitol police. these are wonderful people trump is promising to pardon. but we failed as a company

. >> wasn't that also were someone past the list to ron johnson to get to mike pence? and he was the one carrying it? he was like, someone gave me something. i do not really know. someone gives you a ziploc bag, you carry it over. can i just say this, tom, the other thing that strikes me. to questions. one is, i believe of the seven states, new mexico is one of them. i think in two of the states, the language of the thing they certified had a legal hedge where they said nothing like -- if the litigation proved successful -- in the other one, there is no hedge. if the fraudulent certification saying, we are the proper electors. >> that is right. five of the seven dates had no contingency language. arizona was one. subsequently, there was a text exchange from some conspirators, including mike roman. roman, i believe is indicted. and attorney kenneth chesebro, unindicted. they are saying, should we include the language that basically is a hedge on the fake electoral certificate. mike roman says, f these people. if we do, maybe people will question what they are doing. tha

. >> wasn't that also were someone past the list to ron johnson to get to mike pence? and he was the one carrying in the center of wisconsin. i was just giving it to the vice president. i don't really know. someone gives you a the block bag and you carry over to the vice president whatever it is going to be. can i just say this? tom, the other thing that strikes me. i'm pulling this from memory if i'm not mistaken. i believe in the seven states, new mexico is one of the states, someone really. two of the state, the language of the things they certified had some kind of legal hedge where they said something like i think pennsylvania and new mexico, i may not be remembering this correctly but basically if the litigation proved successful, yada yada, there is no hedge, a straightforward lie, fraudulent certification say we are the proper electors here. >> that is exactly right. so five of the seven states had no contingency language whatsoever for the fake electors. arizona being one of them. in fact we know there's a text exchange from some of the conspirators including

folks ron johnson decent pay. i agree with that entirely.s a little bit of confusion in what you are saying and i want to put out that confusion. when you say people are working longer to work more money, if you just cut them down to 32 hours a week, they are still making the same money so for them to grow their income, they would have to either work overtime and/or take a second job. and yes, there's companies that work 24/7 but the people don't work 24/7. they work 40 hours a week or 41.3 hours per week. so i think we have to be kind of clear on that and lastly, of course, productivity is not more hours to make the same money. productivity is more work per hour and it's oftentimes aided by machines in which case there's less wear and tear on the body, not to say that there's not wear-and-tear on the body. we think of construction workers but still, that is the whole point. when you mention that decreasing hours worked per week increases productivity, it makes total sense to me. when i go to spain and go to mcdonald's, they don't have someb

the group, which includes rick scott of florida, ted cruz of texas, ron johnson of wisconsin, mike leeah, mike braun of indiana, and rand paul of kentucky meets one morning each week t. hopes to add like-minded senators such as j.d. vance, and roger marshall soon. you can find that in axios. let's hear from emma in texas. caller: i just want to say, these people getting on here talking about the mexicans taking blacks' jobs, that's not so. they're here building houses, we didn't do all that. our job was in the plant. they send our jobs overseas. mexicans not taking our jobs. they taking jobs from the white people. we need to stop saying all of that. thank you. host: from frank in poughkeepsie, new york, independent line. you're on, go ahead. caller: as far as the palestinian crisis is going on, in the bible, in a land doesn't belong to either one of them. we all know who it belongs to. and those stooges inside the halls, they repeating 1969, protests against the war, unjust war. now, i understand hamas went in there and killed a lot of innocent people. but the government of netanyahu w

in 2022, it was all but ron johnson. we are nationalized in our voting now. we are still several months away from the election but are you seeing any of that right now from last election carryover? where it seems to be following that same trend for this year? guest: well, it's too early to say because i think the defining thing for republicans is 2022 that made the night not what it should have been is that they nominated in about two dozen key races around the country some pretty exotic candidates. if republicans had nominated a pod plant it would have done better than whoever was nominated. there were about four senate races in four governors races, the attorney general, secretary of state had races where republicans just nominated the wrong people. it's too early to know who is going to come out of all these primaries, too early to say whether it will be the same dynamic or not. host: only one third of senate seats up, but all those house races are up for reelection. what do those look like right now, what are you watching? guest: think of coming out of 20

in 2022, it was all but ron johnson. we are nationalized in our voting now. we are still several months away from the election but are you seeing any of that right now from last election carryover? where it seems to be following that same trend for this year? guest: well, it's too early to say because i think the defining thing for republicans is 2022 that made the night not what it should have been is that they nominated in about two dozen key races around the country some pretty exotic candidates. if republicans had nominated a pod plant it would have done better than whoever was nominated. there were about four senate races in four governors races, the attorney general, secretary of state had races where republicans just nominated the wrong people. it's too early to know who is going to come out of all these primaries, too early to say whether it will be the same dynamic or not. host: only one third of senate seats up, but all those house races are up for reelection. what do those look like right now, what are you watching? guest: think of coming out of 20

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the fees on the escalate. tensions as un security council needs to discuss their ron's attack on is the con, carry, johnson. this is out of here a lot from so, so coming up as well as war cabinet discusses response as a wrong ones against any reckless retaliation is ready. so just open fire and tightest indians trying to return to this homes in northern johnson, many of the decade off. and the idea is that you bought the kidnappings. dozens of goals are still missing. as a country struggles to stop child abductions, the needs to diffuse and the escalates. that's the message from you and the secretary general to the security council. during a meeting to discuss the runs unprecedented attacks on israel becomes a day off the ty, wrong door. hundreds of miss 1000 drones act is wrapped around says it was in response to israel's attack on its conflict in damascus. 2 weeks ago, which killed a senior reputation with god come on this technique or terrace condemned around to tax. instead, the middle east cannot afford another will now is the time to the fuse and the escalates. now is the time for the maximum restrai

>> ron, how damaging do you think it was? two johnson that now this ukraine aid has gone through, but there's nothing on the border yeah, i've looked that was their choice. right. i mean, you know the senate bill that included the border provisions was simply enforcement. i mean, i've been covering immigration debate since the 1990s and every time there has been a big package on immigration. oh, six, in the senate, 2013 in the senate, tougher border security was paired with some pathway to legalization for undocumented people here, none of that was there in this bill. i mean, eight basically only went in the direction republicans wanted, but not as far as they want it. and ultimately they decided they didn't want to do that i mean, i would say what was interesting about this vote is it? it reflected, but didn't fully express how divided each party is over these issues. i mean, the fact that a majority of house republicans, again, as they did last fall as a majority of senate republicans did in february voted against the ukraine aid reall

meantime, republican infighting is tying up aid to israel and ukraine after a ron's weekend attack on israel speaker mike johnson is facing mounting pressure to bring an aid package to the house floor, but hardline conservatives don't want it to be included in with the funding for ukraine, president biden spoke with top congressional leaders on sunday about the middle east. here's what senate majority leader chuck schumer said about that call the best way to help israel and to help ukraine is to pass the supplemental this week. and i've called on speaker just the onsen to do that. there was a consensus on the phone among all the parties that we had to help israel and help ukraine. and now hopefully we can work that out and get this done next week, it's vital for the future of ukraine, for israel and the west now, on sunday, johnson said the house will try to pass additional aid to israel this week, but details are still being finalized. joining me now is axios congressional reporters steven newcomb steven, i mean, what do we expect? what do we know? what's in this package that speaker johnson says he hopes to pa

but it is taking on renewed sense of urgency and significance in light of a ron's talk attack on israel. now speaker mike johnson did go on fox this morning and said, he will be putting a bill on the floor this upcoming week to address aid to israel. but he said the details are still not yet finalized and that is because as he is fading, facing competing pressure over what to do in one corner, there are byproducts, parson calls from both senate gop leader mitch mcconnell, even some of his own republican committee chairman, to just put the senate passed version of this aid package on the floor arguing this is the fastest way to get aid. israel's reminder that includes aid for israel, ukraine, and taiwan i won. but in the other corner, you have hardline conservatives warning johnson against tying ukraine to israel, and that includes hard-liners like marjorie taylor greene, who has threatened to potentially remove johnson from the speakership if he moves ahead with funding for ukraine. so speaker mike johnson has some very big decisions to make. in the coming days. i will say wolf though, that he has been trying to

ron being gone all these years. that is the only thing that is important today. magic johnson, a former friend saying praying for o.j. simpson's children and his grandchildren. simpson's family announced yesterday that o.j. lost his battle with prostate cancer just two months after sharing this update on his health. >> my health is good. i mean, obviously i'm dealing with some issues, but hey, i think i'm just about over it. >> simpson was widely considered one of the greatest running backs of all time. his celebrity soared as a sportscaster, actor and pitchman in the 1980s. >> nobody does it better than her. >> but in 1994, nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered outside nicole's los angeles home. simpson was suddenly a fugitive, leading police on this infamous white bronco slow speed chase. as 95 million americans watched live on tv last night, sportscaster bob costas revealed that simpson tried to call him from the back of that bronco. costas was covering the nba finals at the time, and finally, on whatever attempt it was by o.j. a technician answered the phone a

johnson space center for today's briefing. again, joining me is shuttle program manager ron dittemore.with me a piece of foam, and i think we've made some foam available to you so that you can get an understanding of the composition of this material. it's very lightweight, which is logical. you would want it to be lightweight because the more weight you put on the tank, the less upmass you could launch into an orbit. so, it's difficult for us to believe as engineers, as management and as a team, that this particular piece of foam debris shedding from the tank represented a safety of flight issue. -i caught some segment that ron got into in which he said in a declarative voice... -right now, it just does not make sense to us that a piece of debris would be the root cause for the loss of columbia and its crew. there's got to be another reason. -well, how can he say that? where is he getting that from? what a big denial. -to be certain it was foam is nonsense, right? but to be certain it wasn't foam is equally nonsense. right? and that's what they were saying. "it's not foam." well, how d

great urgency with israel facing unprecedented attacks are my ron and ukraine under constant bombardment from russia. one think speaker johnsonand bipartisan coalition with lawmakers who vote to put our national security first. i urge the senate to quickly send this bill to my desk so that i can sign into law we can quickly sent weapons and equipment to ukraine to meet the urgent battlefield needs. earlier, just a few minutes ago the white house and president biden reauthorize the signing of isa section 702 to protect it against international terrorism. there's one writer in this bill that's worth mentioning about ukraine. that isn't orders and mandates the by administration articulate a strategy when it comes to the ukraine war within 45 days but lotta lawmakers want to know what is the strategy the president took almost two years to say the goal was to win we never heard specifics as a goal to u-turn to 1991 at borders 19h means crimea goes back to ukraine. we've never heard that ukrainian president zelenskyy has been stressing another ukrainian lawmakers who've never heard we did here recently vice president kamala harris

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great urgency of israel facing on precedent attacks are my ron and ukraine under constant bombardment from a russia party want to thank speaker johnson leader jeffries and coalition of lawmakers in the house who voted to put our national security first. i urge the senate to quickly send this a package to my desk i can sign into law we can quickly send weapons and equipment into ukraine to meet the urgent need needswe also heard from nato secretary-general saying quote i welcome the u.s. house of representatives has approved a major new package of aid to ukraine. susan the weapons promoted by allied to destroy russian combat capabilities this makes us all safer in europe and north america. some perspective 95 billion-dollar aid package of biden $7.3 trillion budget for next year. it also comes with some conditions. calls for the present to articulate a strategy to create and 45 days. jokes about two years to see the goal for ukraine to win his press by ukraine journalists at the white house alongside zelenzelenskyy in december many lawmakers want to know what to success in winning look like return to 1991 ports that means crimea and u

ron on sorry. thank you so much for your time this morning. really appreciate it all right coming up next house speaker mike johnson, putting policy says he's putting policy over politics of move that could cost him his job plus explosions overnight and iran on israel striking back tensions in the middle east, escalating. that's five good things. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts to advance the future of golf, pga of america chose t-mobile for business with a 5g powered innovation hub to analyze player performance and expand coaching tools. >> take your business further with america's largest by gene network not flossing well, then add the wo of listerine to your routine. new science shows. listerine is five times more effective than fluff us at reducing plaque above the gum line for a cleaner, healthier mouth this three field, the world chances for plane crash, 111 million. you're not considered so salts not never waking up from anesthesia. one and 185,000 validate your parking or to see how it goes me. why stress about the unlikely does a killer clown worry about being struck by lightning while winning the lottery? thanks, cure it out. but

johnson's hoping that if he starts hanging out with trump, she'll stop taking his lunch money. meanwhile, donald may be getting help from his former rival, meatball ronron desantis has reportedly started telling donors he intends to fundraise for trump. which should be easy, given his natural magnetism and charm. [ laughter ] ron desantis, as you know, spent the better part of a year trashing trump. now he wants to raise money for him. there's actually a very good reason why. he's a little bitch. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it's another chicken with its backbone removed. that's called spatchcocking. speaking of the spineless -- trump's occasional concubine ted cruz is having a tough week. [ laughter ] a watchdog group named the campaign legal center filed a complaint with the federal election commission saying the company that produces cruz's podcast has been funneling money to his superpac, which would be a violation of campaign finance law. you can't sell advertising and give that money to yourself. ted's superpac is called "truth and courage." which is rich coming from the guy who fled to cancun during a snowstorm and blamed it on his dau

speaker johnson gave few details when pressed by nbc news this week, but a source in his office said the topics of discussion will be non-citizens voting. >>> and o.j. simpson has died. rondman called simpson's death no great loss to the world. it is a further reminder of ron being gone. simpson was acquitted of the murders of goldman and nicole simpson brown. simpson was 76. you are up to date for friday's headlines. frank, back to you. >> frances, thank you. have a great weekend. >>> coming up, apple doubling down on the house chips, but do not expect aouscen tchre macbook any time soon. more "worldwide exchange" coming up after this break. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >>> it is 5:30 a.m. in new york and 10:30 here in london. there is more ahead on "worldwide tur

israel response to a ron's aerial assault over the weekend day two of donald trump's new york hush money trial. not a single juror has been selected so far and house speaker mike johnson, moving on. aid for israel and ukraine. a vote on two separate bills. now expected by friday >> all right. >> it's 5:00 a.m. here in washington. here's a live look at olympia greetings about to light the olympic flame. good morning, everyone. i'm dreaming konstan for casement. it's great to be with you. >> the next move >> belongs to israel, a response to iran's unprecedented airstrikes over the weekend expected to come at any time hundreds of missiles and drones fired at is really territory last weekend, nearly all of them intercepted israel's war cabinet meeting sunday, but still divided over next steps as it faces mounting international pressure to show restraint >> you in the face, the consequences for its actions we will choose our response according >> we have been coordinating a diplomatic response to seek to prevent escalation cnn's paula hancocks joins us live from abu dhabi. paula, good morning >> hello, jim. well, we are expecting the war cabinet to meet once again today. t

up on ron's point, there is this an inevitable shift because there is this possibility that we just continue going down that when mitch mcconnell's on its way out, right now, that said mike johnson, also a trumpian a republican in the trump mold, started getting intelligence briefings and said yeah i need to do this. >> i look, i think about 50 or so of those hundred and 12 republicans in the house that voted against this we're part of the vote, no, but hope. >> yes. kind of caucus, if you will. i think for a really true test on where this stood, at least in the house, look to that marjorie taylor greene amendment that would have zeroed out all ukrainian habit 71 people, i think it's a fairly accurate prediction. i think, like most things in the trump era, it didn't fundamentally flip everything it accelerated change. there were already coming. we saw of this bubble up ten years ago with syria number the rand paul wing of the party that's where his game up. this has been percolating in bubbling ever since the end of urac or so, the bushy years where the rubber hits the road, it's been kind of a theme in american history that's a look famously, the battle between the isolation as

ron goldman, crimes for which he was infamously acquitted. oj simpson dead today of cancer at the age of 76. plus the big event tomorrow built on lies people, donald trump and house speaker mike johnson are teaming up to school you on election integrity. this after they previously teamed up to try to undermine the 2020 election and super star comedian conan o'brien visits the lead. he's here to dish on his brand new entertainment venture >> cold it read my pants falling. >> i think my pants are falling down welcome to the lean. i'm jake tapper. we started in our national lead with the death of oj simpson from celebrated football star to the face of hertz rent-a-car, to a star on the big screen. oj simpson was beloved and then it all took a disturbing turn in 1994, that's when he was arrested and tried for the gruesome murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. it's a case that became a nationally televised spectacle beginning when simpson fled police a white ford bronco the trial became a cob, international focus. were other issues often eclipsed the fundamentals, such as that nicole brown simpson was stabbed seven times in the neck and scalp that the ga

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