of nebraska under the leadership of my former colleagues on the board of regents and president ted carter will be challenged to focus on students needs. all across state government we will rise to better meet the high bar that nebraskans have set for us through their example of working hard and tightening their belts will carefully controlling the growth of state spending. we will work to provide significant tax cuts for nebraskans. beginning with property taxes. our property taxes we all agree they are so far out of whack, think of this, you don't even need to own property to be affected by our property taxes. we must lift this burden. we have to do it now. [applause] today i am recommending to the legislature and additional $2.4 billion in property tax cuts, for a total of $7.1 billion through fiscal year 26/27. [applause] and i'll nebraskans will be really thrilled with your support. as part of this total i am recommending an additional investment of $390 million into the property tax credit relief fund. i'm also recommending that the state assume the responsibility for funding our com

of nebraska under the leadership of my former colleagues on the board of regents and president ted carter will be challenged to focus on students needs. all across state government we will rise to better meet the high bar that nebraskans have set for us through their example of working hard and tightening their belts will carefully controlling the growth of state spending. we will work to provide significant tax cuts for nebraskans. beginning with property taxes. our property taxes we all agree they are so far out of whack, think of this, you don't even need to own property to be affected by our property taxes. we must lift this burden. we have to do it now. [applause] today i am recommending to the legislature and additional $2.4 billion in property tax cuts, for a total of $7.1 billion through fiscal year 26/27. [applause] and i'll nebraskans will be really thrilled with your support. as part of this total i am recommending an additional investment of $390 million into the property tax credit relief fund. i'm also recommending that the state assume the responsibility for funding our com

when ted kennedy challenged jimmy carter, he might have survived that, but losing the election and nothe white house. >> they do, i was part of the kennedy campaign and i believe, as you suggested that but for teddy kennedy's candidacy, jimmy carter would have been a much stronger candidate for reelection. neil: lee, switching to republicans, who have dealt with this, jumping ahead of the other battle that was famous for democrats, lbj, was intending for run reelection, gene mccarthy did well in new hampshire and after that, lbj jumps out of the race, bobby kennedy entered the race and it was a nightmare after that and lost. and ronald reagan and jerry ford. came close, same result on the public side, they lost the white house. what do you make of that? >> what i make of that, these are disrupter candidates who are damaging to the person in power, so if you look at the polling, there's nothing to suggest that if biden wants to run again that he is going to be the candidate. but what happens when you have challenger candidates they point out the weakness that that candidate, they divide

and ted kennedeening y ran against him and jimmy carter crushed ted kennedy. and i thinrushed tk that's whate are looking at right now realizi and realizing biden is going to have to leave of his ownn, volition. and if not, i don't see anybodyi that's going to actually a credible candidate that's going to run against him. in the twents y, against i2024 twenty four primary. and if he decides not to run pro then you get to kamala harris and we know why she was chosen. they neeknow wd to find somebody who is less intelligent than an impaired biden than she has les dones very well. or do you have little pete? le you have gavin newsom? i mean, you're left with a pretty short bench for democrats. if biden doesn't run again. >> and then you also abandon biden's power of incumbency. pry >> they've kind of put themselves into a pretty tough corner. and now i get your point. by the way, cnn, in a move which is kind of has to hasake h to make e the north korean spokesman for kim jong un kind of jealous because there was awesome propaganda coming out to cnn today about bi

carter. he might have lost anyway and he did in a landslide that had nothing to do with ted kennedy.of these situations, a challenge to any president, one more that i want to get into with you, it always hurts the party in power in the white house. >> absolutely. it never seems to work out. because by virtue -- by definition, someone challenging a sitting president from within his party signals that there's discontent there, there's weakness there. something that is driving somebody beyond just ego. there's opportunity there for someone who is politically ambitious or thinks that they have a message that is resonating with base, rank and file democratic voters or base voters. so as you mentioned, it hasn't worked out, didn't work out for the democrats the couple times that they tried it. pat buchanan challenged george h.w. bush. it happens rarely, but when it does happen, it's usually not a good sign for the incumbent party. >> neil: but it can set the stage for another rising star. thinking of ronald reagan in 1976 who actually darn near pulled it off against gerald ford. almost got

deeply unpopular, not doing well in the polls, was careenin from disaster to disaster, jimm carter crushed tedennedy. i think that's what people are looking at and realizing. biden is going to have to live of his own dilution, and if not i don't see anybody that is going to run against him in the 2024 primary. if he decides not to run, then you get to kamala harris and we know why she was chosen, may be to find somebody who was less intelligent than biden, and she's done that very well or if you have given you some, your left lip with a pretty short bench for democrats if biden doesn't run again. they have put themselves into a pretty tough place. >> laura: i get your point, by the way, cnn in a move which ha to make the north korean spokesman for trained of jealou because there was awesome propaganda coming out today about biden's physical. >> we got memo from the president's physician who says president biden remains healthy and vigorous. it also said he as fit to successfully execute the duties of the presidency. no signs of being anything othe than that. >> ned, i don't know how a reporter

if he is challenged, that weakens biden, as we saw with ted kennedy challenging carter in 1979.tional change. that means two people who are in their 70s or 80s, joe biden and donald trump. >> doug, jim, eugene, thank you all. >>> days after the deadly earthquakes, hope survives as rescue workers manage to pull a few people alive from under tons of rubble. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. ♪ ...i'm over 45. ♪ ♪ i realize i'm no spring chicken. ♪ ♪ i know what's right for me. ♪ ♪ i've got a plan to which i'm sticking. ♪ ♪ my doc wrote me the script. ♪ ♪ box came by mail. ♪ ♪ showed up on friday. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45 plus at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ (group) i did it my way! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cat purrs ] [ phone vibrates ] introducing astepro allergy. steroid-free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours.

ted kennedy with jimmy carter in 1980. >> obviously will perot. giving us a two term presidency.from the left. of the democrats made two big mistakes recently that have bolstered joe biden against these headwinds in the polls. number one was pretending he had a great midterm election. only because he was sidelined. joe biden wasn't allowed to campaign for democratic candidates. they didn't want him and kamala harris anywhere near them. so, of course you have a claim credit for something that you had nothing to do with. number two, nights like last night where they are swooning and drooling over his so-called performance. they are bolstering his chances of reef major the nominee in 2024. i believe he has the best chance of being the nominee in 2024. when he says finish the job basically the trump message going into 2024 which was i didn't get to finish the job i set out to do. put me there and i will come back. also many americans are waiting for joe biden and particularly kamala harris not to finish the job but to start the job on so many key issues. the public says inflation is

so at the end of the convention, carter has won. ted is delayed in traffic. so he gets to the stage late, he walks up on stage, he over and he shakes jimmy carter's hand and he walks over and he waves to the he comes back again. he shakes jimmy carter's hand five times. he shakes jimmy hand, but he doesn't take jimmy carter's hand and raise it in the classic prizefighters victory gesture and the press jumps on this the next day. myra mcpherson for the washington post is the first one, and then it begins, as press stories do, to to snowball. and it grows in jimmy carter's mind that that ted kennedy refused to shake his hand. and to this day, because it happened just four or five years ago, somebody asked him about that. he said it was reprehensible behavior. he was drunk and he refused to shake my hand and to say it's all over the videotape there's five handshakes, but there's just there's not the fighters clench i guy, sorry to interrupt you. no, no, no. i going to ask, were there members the family worried that he would be the third kennedy assassinated? they

in 1980, a huge challenge of jimmy carter by ted kennedy and a bare knuckle fight at the convention.ould we see that this time around? gavin newsom says i'm getting in, or pritzker or murphy, klobuchar, anybody. >> or jared polis from colorado. interesting, when you look at the numbers among democrats as we did among republicans for the viewers, what you see is bernie sanders, michelle obama, they are in the second and third place. and if you ask democrats a different question, a lot of young democrats are critical of biden's age. ask overall democrats who gives democrats the best chance to hold on to the white house going forward, then it's more than 50% say joe biden. >> john: we have set the first debate on the republican side, a number of months away, we are looking forward to it. >> sandra: great discussion. far left prosecutors backed by george soros under the microscope as murders and crime rates spike in their cities. now there are growing efforts to get them thrown out of office. leo terrell is here to sound on what he says needs to happen. he'll join us next. >> john: we ar

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maybe is the closest recent analogy where you had lots of democrats saying they wanted ted kennedy instead of jimmy cartern 1980. big primary battle eventually carter wins it and then he loses 44 states in the fall. and i think that is what the democrats are looking at if they continue to ignore the will of their voters and the party bosses install once again this candidate that democrats in the rank and file ca -- file do nou are going to have a historic loss in 2024. i kind of share your view. i don't think it's going to go -- i've been surprised no one jumped in to challenge him. i think eventually that's going to happen. >> the modern day democratic party sticks together. i can't see someone saying, like gavin newsom, saying i'm going to run instead. they stick together. maria: we have to talk about the elephant if the room. his capacity. >> yes. maria: you think in two years he's going to be better than he is today? >> almost all voters think that he's regressing at this point and if he wins a second term, you're looking at an 86-year-old version of joe biden in the oval office. that's not something

have those people on the deep bench wants to go down in history as potentially the ted kennedy who challenged jimmy carteron't want that hanging around them. i think that is one of the best defense is that biden has here. he can save democrats, i might not be perfect, progressive scum of the enemy is at the gate. donald trump is running again. i beat him once, i could do it again. why switch horses mid-race? >> trace: donald trump is running again, nikki haley is running again. the rest of the baseball cards, there's a lot of people in the g.o.p. side that maybe running again because they are out trying their sales pitches across the country. they're just trying it out, phil. they're not really running. who do we like in that field? >> this "will they come a long day" routine is going to keep you and i busy for the next couple of years certainly. my favorite politicians are the went to give me calls back when i'm writing my stories. >> trace: [laughs] >> we are in a classic shadow primary. other than donald trump and nikki haley, what's happening is that these contenders are making the circuit and they ar

visit mytepezza.com to find a ted eye specialist and to see bridget's before and after photos. mike: the carterterday after hospital stays jimmy carter, president of the united states has decided to receive hospice care from home. jonathan with with the latest, hello, jonathan. jonathan: hi there, mike. the carter center says that the former president has full support of medical staff and his family as he makes the transition to home hospice care. the family expressing gratitude for the outpouring they received from carter supporters, expressing concern and also asking for privacy at this time. jimmy and roselyn carter's grandson jason, former georgia state senator tweeted saturday, i saw both of my grandparents yesterday, they are at peace and as always their home is full of love. back in 2015 jimmy carter underwent treatment for melanoma that spread to live and brain. carter continue today teach sunday school and explained to visitors that would visit church on sunday that he was perfectly at ease with whatever came. but he responded well to treatment at that time and was able to continue for

ted kennedy get in the race and field to beat jimmy carter.y democrats will say he's struggling, the numbers are not getting better. if he goes in to the election of 2024, the one person that has worse numbers than him is kamala harris. that could be an additional weight on the democratic ticket. >> martha: an interesting piece in "the new york times" about that, about people close to her, working with her who are not con if i dents that she is going to be the person that voters are going to want to say, well, if biden steps aside in the middle of the term and we get harris, we'll feel good about that. so i direct everybody to that. karl, thank you very much. good to see you. >> absolutely. >> martha: so china's spy aircraft putting new scrutiny on its attempt to buy up farm land close to u.s. military bases because they're going at this in a myriad of ways, folks, between ticket and purchases and ports in the bahamas. they're sort of surrounding the united states in a number of ways. i'm going to talk to the mayor of this town who is now atte

ted mann and his 10 year-old son. they wanted to make it easier to find the value of a car. this is probably something i would have had as a kid. gary carter, the app lets you scan a wide range of collectible cards tracked pricing and now buy sell and trade. they are now all the sudden using the app to to not just kind of on their clutching the 2 deals make tyson to everything. obviously. >> i don't think it's going anywhere because sports is so big in this country. sharon chong is a high-profile collector that specializes in autographed rookie cards. i love buying a card watching kids play and you know, it's kind of like watching go up and down for the cards that we have entered into this person 95% accuracy. a classic hobby. now blending the best of physical and digital. there are a huge number of people out there cards that just don't know what they're worth. and we're helping those people figure that out. and in the process get back in the bahamas. >> the average user scans about 200 cards collects tells me they've seen about 50 million dollars worth of buying and selling activity through the app in the past 6 months. if you want a lin

ted mann and his 10 year-old son. they wanted to make it easier to find the value of a car. this is probably something i would had as a kid. gary carter, the app lets you scan a wide range of collectible cards tracked pricing and now buy sell and trade. they are now all the sudden using the app to to not just kind of on their clutching the 2 deals make money, it ties into everything. obviously. >> i don't think it's going anywhere because sports is so big in this country. sharon chong is a high-profile collector that specializes in autographed rookie cards. i love buying a card watching kids play and you know, it's kind of like watching go up and down for the cards that we have entered into this in 29% 5 to 5% accuracy. a classic hobby. now blending the best of physical and digital. there are a huge number of people out there that own cards that just don't know what they're worth. and we're helping those people figure that out. and in the process get back into the house. >> the average user scans about 200 cards collects tells me they've seen about 50 million dollars worth of buying and selling activity through the app in the past 6 m

ted mann and his 10 year-old son. they wanted to make it easier to find the value of a car. this is probably something i would had as a kid. gary carter, the app lets you scan a wide range of collectible cards, track pricing and now buy sell and trade. they are now all the sudden using the app to to not just kind of on their clutching the 2 deals make tyson to everything, obviously. >> i don't think it's going anywhere because sports is so big in this country. sharon chong is a high-profile collector that specializes in autographed rookie cards. i love buying a card watching kids play and you know, it's kind of like watching go up and down for the cards that we have entered into this about 29% 95% accuracy, a classic hobby. now blending the best of physical and digital. there are a huge number of people out there that own cards that just don't know what they're worth. and we're helping those people figure that out. and in the process get back into the house. >> the average user scans about 200 cards collects tells me they've seen about 50 million dollars worth of buying and selling activity through the app in the past 6 months. if you

ted mann and his 10 year-old son. they wanted to make it easier to find the value of a car. this is probably something i would have as a kid. gary carter, the pp lets you scan a wide range of collectible cards tracked pricing and now buy sell and trade. they are now all the sudden using the app to to not just kind of on their clutching the 2 deals, make tyson to everything, obviously. >> i don't think it's going anywhere because sports so big in this country. sharon chong is a high-profile collector that specializes in autographed rookie cards. i love buying a card watching kids play and you know, it's kind of like watching go up and down for the cards that we have entered into this in 29% 95% accuracy. a classic hobby. now blending the best of physical and huge number of people out there that own cards that just don't know what they're worth. and we're helping those people figure that out. and in the process get back into the house. >> the average user scans about 200 cards collects tells me they've seen about 50 million dollars worth of buying and selling activity through the app in the past 6 months. if you want a link to download i

ted mann and his 10 year-old son. they wanted to make it easier to find the value of a car. this is probably something i would had as a kid. gary cartere app lets you scan a wide range of collectible cards tracked pricing and now buy sell and trade. they are now all the sudden using the app to to not just kind of on their clutching the 2 deals make tyson to everything, obviously. >> i don't think it's going anywhere because sports is so big in this country. sharon chong is a high-profile collector that specializes in autographed rookie cards. i love buying a card watching kids play and you know, it's kind of like watching go up and down for the cards that we have entered into this about 29% 95% accuracy, a classic hobby. now blending the best of physical and digital. there are a huge number of people out there that own cards that just don't know what they're worth. and we're helping those people figure that out. and in the process get back into the house. >> the average user scans about 200 cards collects tells me they've seen about 50 million dollars worth of buying and selling activity through the app in the past 6 months. if you wa