louise: priest says tim stewart sent him this picture of tim and scott morrison together.ugh how close tim said the families were, which was why he said there was a way, due to that closeness, that he could influence the prime minister. louise: at the time, scott morrison was preparing for one of his first acts as prime minister, a national apology to survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. eliahi priest set up a meeting with tim stewart and others. the group wanted the phrase "ritual sexual abuse" included in the national apology. dr. michael salter: so, when the qanon conspiracy is using the term "ritual abuse," they're using it as synonymous with child torture, cannibalism, really the most gross and vivid and graphic allegations of child abuse that you can imagine. it has been folded into a set of beliefs about the united states government, in which there are high-powered, high-profile individuals who secretly engage in these strange satanic ceremonies. louise: eliahi priest showed four corners messages he says tim stewart sent him referring to his attempts to ge

tim scott had been firing.ampbell said he did, how did joe get a shot off before tim could pull the trigger? the puzzle landed on the desks of that deputy attorney general cohen are and jenga's in ski. >> i think married i both feel like most feel, we have a chance to defend ourselves. i think the challenges to but there is a justifiable homicide versus a situation where you wanted to commit murder and he's justifiable use the first to get away with it. >> the two prosecutors had to decide which applied in this case. >> we want to be said, oh, you are armed. >> they heard joe campbell side of the story. the only story tinubu could tell would come from his autopsy. >> this really all came down to what the body told you, what the wounds told you, right? >> absolutely. from that autopsy, we learned that there were two shots to tim newman. one shot was to the back. severed his spine and and what have paralyzed him instantly from mid chest down. the other shot hit his hand first and then skimmed his chest and was pa

tim said he wanted to help, and had an idea. he talked to carrie's father, dave, where to look. >> he told him, hey, she could be at my place. go over and look. there is a window open, you can crawl into the window, and search the house. >> they went over there, and searched? >> through the window, did he see anything? >> no. >> no carrie at tims, no carrie anywhere. and something that showed something was terribly wrong. her beloved dog, colby. >> everything was colbi, she treated the dog just like a little kid. and where she would go, colby was with her. she would always make arrangements for colby. she would never just leave. >> colby being at home without carrie led detectives roy and promised to a grim possibility. >> as detectives, do you have to consider that someone may have taken their own life? >> and a missing person investigation, that is always a possibility. >> amanda gave that theory some weight. she said there was a sadness behind carrie's bubbly personality. >> i started thinking that maybe she had committed sui

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tim scott has quite a story. quite a life. what do you think it means for the party writ large in this pri primary. >> first of all, i love tim scott, i adore tim scott, i think he's a man of character. i think he says things he actually believes. we disagree 180 degrees on policy, but i know tim scott and i can actually say that his character is something that this political process needs more of. now, with all of that being said, those pleasantries out of the way, i don't think he stands a chance of being the republican nominee. i think that he will be able to tell a good story, when people hear about his upbringing, where he comes from, i think they will be drawn to that. he's a good orator. he'll have questions about policy depth, et cetera, but i just think this field is donald trump's and donald trump's alone. >> scott, now to you, i actually am curious what you think of that. because that is the sentiment of a lot of people, that this is donald trump's party. and it's not going to be senator scott's or nikki haley's or

when i was talking with voters who were there because they know tim scott, they like tim scott, that is certainly true of everyone who gets to know tim scott. certainly in congress where i covered him often, he is someone who is beloved by republican senators there, he is liked by democratic senators, even those who disagree with him. he is a likable guy. frankly, in the world of one trump ally today, he's not someone who has to be likable at the top of his notepad, which of course is a dig at governor ron desantis from the trump team. but look, i think that for someone like tim scott, he still has to do to work right now of name identification, he is polling between one and 3% right now. the fact that he has the money to try to make up that difference is going to be really important, because it allows him to give himself some air cover, while also being on the ground in these places, giving him the ground game as well. a lot of campaigns at this early point do not have the ability to just throw $6 million worth of adds up on the air from now until the rest of the summer when people

. >> tim scott is about to announce his bid today.overnor ron desantis is about to jump in later this week. and a cnn exclusive. paul whelan, the u.s. says is wrongfully imprisoned in russia, called cnn from behind bars. his message, he's confident the wheels are turning towards his release. >> a man accused murdering four university of idaho students will appear in court today. efface fours counts of murder and one count of burglary. >>> and we have liftoff. a spacex rocket commanded by a woman is set to dock at the international space station this morning. it's only the second private mission ever. but nasa hopes this is just the beginning. cnn this morning starts right now. >> all right. here's where we begin this morning. president biden overnight racing back to washington for debt limit negotiations. just hours from now, he set it meet with kevin mccarthy at the white house. there is less than ten days left now to reach a deal and sppreve a default. they're demanding huge spending cuts. he told the latest proposal from republican

and for tim scott, his strategy has to be that he's that person. >> tim scott, i would think, has red light good chance. we have seen how evangelical candidates have really done well in iowa in the past. so you point out about new hampshire as well. david jolly, i want to ask you about too many republicans getting in potentially. chris suh gnaw knew could get in as well. and that would really help donald trump. >> that's right. the more candidates get in, the stronger the hold the donald trump has. robert's point is important. we are seeing more candidates come in because they are seeing the weakness of ron desantis. my theory is that ron desantis shot, there are enough republicans that want to get past donald trump. they supported him in the past. but they are no more trumpers. so ron desantis was the successful governor in florida. but what he showed is he can't get over that 20% and take voters today who are with donald trump and bring him into his camp. so tim scott, glenn youngkin, chris christie is saying i can do that. all that benefits. but baked into their strategy is the not

i don't think tim scott is going to do that. run a campaign, even though i don't see it being successful, i love tim scott. i would give him a kidney. i just would never vote for him. a lot of people will have the opinion of him being a good, honorable man, just not president of the united states. >> we're going to get your vote bakari. >> we'll see. david urban and bakari sellers, thank you. >>> coming up, the dress code drama put a high school graduation in mississippi in the national spotlight after two students were banned from walking across the stage. stay with us. was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or the go, save 20% th the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start sang today at godaddy.com - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support. starting at $20. consumer cellular. >>> in our national lead, a second hig

with tim scott the questions are all about someone else not named tim scott. tim scott is treated one way, but if you were a democrat like kamala harris, you're treated differently. >> the night to that kamala harris made history as the first woman come the first person of color elected vice president. >> the symbolism of having a mom, mom of color up they are talking about these situations i think it is important. >> the child of immigrant's first black, first south asian woman is going to represent us. >> remember she is a first woman vice president, the first woman of color vice president. >> kamala harris is the first woman, female vice president, the first woman of color to visit that region. >> do you think that anyone in the media will ask justice come to house a brown whether she will vote for tim scott for president? they should not, she won't vote for him nor should she, because they are not politically aligned. so why would the media operate tim scott about why he did not support a judge with whom he is not politically aligned? is he supposed to sup

i happen to like tim scott. happen to find him unifying optimistic, a happy person, and it's probably the reason i like him and i like the idea of you coming into this race, is because i compare him to godzilla and king kong who are going to be there. donald trump and ron desantis, both of whom are full of anti-everything, grievances. anger, conspiracy theories, fights against lgbtq and a pea history, black history, and the depth lacey p is issuing a travel advisory against going to florida. so the idea that you have somebody who wants to offer an optimistic even if he has zero chance of winning. >> does he have zero chance of winning? >> not zero, but it's not high. listen, today was a great day for tim scott. the announcement is always the best day for a candidate. it will be a challenge from here. right now, you cannot get into the race and ignore donald trump. he is pulling near more than double digits ahead the next person that was next to him. -- that changed under donald trump. i don't think that that is

and trump, in turn, is praising tim scott.on truth social, good luck to senator tim scott in entering the republican presidential primary race. it's rapidly loading up with lots of people, and tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious, who is unelectable. good luck. not only opportunity zones but, you know, the criminal justice reform was also led by tim scott. trump doesn't want to talk about that for other reasons. but what do you make of trump really kind of saying nice things here? >> i don't think he sees him as a threat. i don't think he sees him as somebody who can win, and that's why he's saying nice things about him. it also goes to what tim scott is saying about donald trump, which is nothing. but i think that he doesn't see him as a threat. tim scott is coming into the race with $22 million in his war chest. that's more than any presidential candidate has ever started with. so, that's a plus. but you can't win with just money. >> a few more days until ron desantis gets in the race. >> he's not having people call

america is not a natio n -- [ no audio. ] >> tim scott, tim scott, tim scott. >> all right.ght. >> thank you. we will see if this one works. all right. good catch. but under joe biden, our nation is not a nation in decline, but under joe biden, we have become a nation in retreat. retreating from our heritage and our history, and retreating from personal responsibility and hard work, retreating from strength and security even retreating from religious liberty and the worship of god, himself. they say opportunity in america is a myth and faith in america is a fraud, but the truth of my life disproves their lies. the good news is that all we need to do is turn around. on my first day as commander in chief, the strongest nation on earth will stop retreating from our southern border. [ applause ] if you don't control the backdoor, it is not your house. and if our southern border is unsafe and insecure, it is not our country. hundreds of people on our terrorist watch list are crossing the borders and chinese nationals are flooding into mexico the break in and joe biden and kamala

tim scott. >> reporter: tim scott has great relationships with lawmakers on capitol hill in a way that ron desantis did not and never did, including here serve as a house member of the far right freedom caucus. there is that philosophical element as well that ali was pointing to, tim scott represents the type of party, the party of business, party of optimism, not a party defined by culture wars. mike brown calling him intelligent, unifier, someone who can win independents. republicans have a disagreement on january 6th and his election lies. senator john thune, the second ranked republican, a member of leadership and close deputy of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. all these republicans are skeptical of trump and want to stop him can read a poll and say that ron desantis is their best option to do that. they're not sold on ron desantis' brand of politics. they don't want a standard-bearer waging battles with the business community and worry about electability fears not just with trump but someone like ron desantis. that's where tim scott is, part of his strength on capitol hill

tim is a big step up from ron desantimonius.here was a vacant seat here. there's a lot of dynamic between them. i asked the senator whether or not he reached out to hailey. he said he didn't talk to her. >> sandra: thanks, mark. tim scott has a massive war chest with 21.9 million in cash on hand. will that give him a head start in this primary race? noel, great to see you. >> it's been awhile since we caught up. >> sandra: that is a massive war chest. will it help? >> that is massive. i'm a national fund raiser. i'm looking at this from the money angle. to bump up to almost $22 million, sandra, is a major deal. that shows that people are enthusiastic about his campaign. you know, everyone that i have talked to from the east coast to the west coast, they like tim scott. there's not many negatives with tim scott unlike a lot of the other people that have entered in to the race. we have an anti trump, we have i'm better than trump, i can do the same policies. trump will not make it in the general. if you look at tim scott, he's mor

tim is a very good friend of mine, and he is very policy-oriented and one thing that i am proud of tim, he is the only one who has tried to solve the major issues in the senate that we are trying to deal with, police reform, and he was right there at the beginning criminal justice reform, and he is trying to help americans and continue to help americans looking at police reforms. >> and erroll, we are looking at covering tim scott for years, and he has a sunny disposition, and he does, and that is how many people do -- i don't want to say paint him, but that is how people describe him as a real counterpoint to donald trump, because in terms of policy, they are similar, but in terms of the approach, he is a sunnier approach to the future as opposed to donald trump, and so can nice beat donald trump? >> well, we know the answer to that, because nice gets crushed by donald trump. and tim scott is running on the personal biography, and he had a keynote slot at the republican convention a few year ago, and he went from going from cotton to congress, and he had a grandfather who dropped out

tim: parents. she told me after the strikes of 2019 and the closures from covid, oakland kids cannot afford to lose any more valuable classroom time. >> coming down to the last four weeks of school, there are going to be so many kids impacted on this. tim: oakland teachers have been warning out of contracts for months. their last one expired in october. ama: thank you, tim. the city of san rafael announced tonight its independent investigation is over into a complaint of excessive force by the police. two officers confronted gardener drinking beer with emot street. it quickly turned violent with the man suffering a broken nose, a concussion, and a shoulder injury that required surgery. that investigation is over but the police needs another week to decide if the officers will be disciplined. many watching the council meeting were not happy. >> for nine months you have dragged this on, and it impacts us. it impacts me in my body. >> trust has been compromised and the longer it takes to decide whethe

when it comes to tim scott 79% to 21%. now, once somebody gets in the race, it could change a little bit. how do you think the ron desantis folks set themselves up after going through the legislative session to talk about accomplishments going into this. >> they've set him up well. a tough battle. real clear politics has trump up by 36%. a state by state race. look at the iowa trip. you have governor desantis not in the race racking up 37 legislative endorsements in iowa as the key barometer. ted cruz had 13 by the time he won iowa. desantis not in the race with 37. they view it as a state by state race. can you overtake the momentum of a former president? at times ben carson led and bernie sanders had a double digit lead and hillary clinton won. the key difference is we have a former president in the race. how much weight that will carry remains to be seen. >> dana: one last question about nikki haley. she got in the race about four months ago but her numbers haven't budgeed. you have two other candidates getting media at

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tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious.or month, the former president has -- simple talking point for any republican is the economy, latest poll shows 76% of americans feel the economy is in poor shape, less than a quarter in good shape. another number the president is facing that is 80's, his age. hillary clinton spoke to that this moment. >> there was that moment where he almost fell coming down the stairs, a day or two ago, is that a concern? >> it is a concern for everyone. and we've had a president fall before and people did not go into heart pal pitations. his age is an issue and people have every right to consider it. >> alexandria: axios reporting glenn youngkin is open to the idea of running again. youngkin released a powerful campaign-style video and said he was contemplating the future of america, that could have been a hint. right now the governor is focused on flipping the virginia state senate. >> steve: more on the axios thing about the governor of commonwealth of virginia, glenn youngkin, they say he is reco

she said tim scott says because he made it out, everybody can make it out. tim scott responded to trey gowdy last night saying this. watch. >> i believe in the gospel. i believe matthew 5.44 says love your enemies. too many today want to buy in to bitterness victimhood and grievance and despair. i say not on my watch. >> why are they going after tim scott so hard, juan? are they concerned? >> i think they're concerned in many ways. i think the key concern here, and this is something that tomi was just talking about, the potential to actually pair off some of the black vote from democrats would have an impact. you've seen an increase in the number of black men that are voting republican. not nothing substantial, but still it's more than has been in the past. i think part of this also has to do with the idea of tim scott down playing the racial divisions that do exist in america today. tim scott is saying to people, listen, i believe in less grievance, more glory, less victimhood, more victories. it really appeals to white republicans, but it has an impact tha

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tim: young the numbers, there is a human impact. social security checks and veterans benefits could be delayed, impacting thousands in the bay area. >> folks already have a plan for that money and they needed to be able to stay housed and buy their groceries, pay for their car payment or insurance payment or. childcare and health care needs. tim: kelly works with organization in the bay area. she says a delays and benefits is the last thing people need. >> folks do not have much of a savings question. if there is an emergency that cost $400, they would not be able to take care of it. tim: that is why she urges politicians to remember the real-life impact their decisions have. >> consider the families and our neighbors. these are our communities and neighbors. tim: treasury secretary janet yellen says she believes the government will run out of money by june 1. dan: thanks very much. now to breaking news in the capital. a man is facing a slew of charges in bc after a u-haul truck crashed into security barriers outside lafayette park

tim, remember, you'ved to be a minister.id really could have been a great minister but you will be such a better president. he hadn't decided if he was going to run then. he said that's where his minister felt that was his gift. that's what god gifted him with. when you do have a strong faith, it's easier to cover i don't mean the hardships in life. when people are saying negative things about him and that will come, when it does with every presidential president. he probably will be able to surpass that and a get through it because of his faith and just being so close to god. he bought his mother a house. he bought his mother a car. he is really is all around seemingly a wonderful person. i haven't heard anything negative about him. >> steve: he has got smarts. he is passionate. he is calm. and brian, maybe he is too good for politics. this just gives republican as clear choice. obviously what he is going to do is he is going to test whether a more optimistic vision of america's future can resonate with the republicans. he

tim: tim johns, abc7news. dan: after 60 years in the making, the fda has given its stamp of approval to the first vaccine to protect against the respiratory virus known as rsv. the new drug is designed for adults over the age of 60. rsv infections are commonly found in young children but could be deadly for seniors with underlying health issues. it is expected to rollout by the fall. more vaccines are in the final stages of testing and could be submitted for approval soon. ama: meta is facing calls to enforce stricter rules, this time over the messenger kids app. u.s. regulators claim meta violated the children's online privacy protection rule and misled parents about the safety measures. the ftc says children were able to communicate with other users without their parents approval. the agency also accuses meta of improperly sharing user data after agreeing to strict rules in a $5 billion settlement in 2020. they have proposed banning meta for monetizing on children's data. new, east bay centennial birthday wi

>> steve: tim scott may say it is me, ron desantis may say it is me. naacp issued travel advisory for the state of florida. they wrote, under leadership of governor desantis, state of florida has become hostile to black americans and in conflict with ideals our union was founded upon and issue travel advisory to people of color regarding hostility to african americans in florida. o obviously, they are trying to damage desantis during his big week. they point to legislation he signed on monday hibit colleges from spending on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, as well. we have spoken over the last couple months, ron desantis would get into the race after the legislature for the most part passed all their stuff. they have passed a bunch of stuff, he'll be on the trail talking about in the coming weeks. >> ainsley: we interviewed congressman byron donalds earlier in the show, he is a republican, african american, from florida. we asked what he thought about this naacp ban on his state. >> i have lived in florida since i graduated high school, went to

we have tim seymour, steve grassa, guy adami and jeff smils. despite an attempted rally late in the day, the dow closed lower for the ninth time in the last ten sessions s&p and nasdaq also ending in the red. this comes amid a key week of earnings early reading from the university of michigan finding consumer sentiment while more than expected this month will next week's reports confirm that the consumer is in a crunch, or will there be relief in store when walmart came out with investor day they gave us details about the long-term forecast but reiterated they're cautious about what's to come for the rest of the year. >> walmart from a sentiment and positioning perspective -- this is probably the most crowded long of the broad license, someone that's long walmart, it's been a great trade because of the environment, because of the things that you talked about in the consumer -- the trade down, the grocery. disinflation -- not deflation, but disinflation from these levels and difficult comps i think are something to watch i look at target versus

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tim: parents. she told me after the strikes of 2019 and the closures from covid, oakland kids cannot afford to lose any more valuable classroom time. >> coming down to the last four weeks of school, there are going to be so many kids impacted on this. tim: oakland teachers have been warning out of contracts for months. their last one expired in october. ama: thank you, tim. the city of san rafael announced tonight its independent investigation is over into a complaint of excessive force by the police. two officers confronted gardener drinking beer with friends on a remote street. it quickly turned violent with the man suffering a broken nose, a concussion, and a shoulder injury that required surgery. that investigation is over but the police needs another week to decide if the officers will be disciplined. many watching the council meeting were not happy. >> for nine months you have dragged this on, and it impacts us. it impacts me in my body. >> trust has been compromised and the longer it takes t

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tim? >> well, i mean, they should be concerned about a couple things. there's a disinflationary trend, dh which is great for the consumer, but not for walmart. to the extent that not only do you have the $17 trillion debt number that's just kind of scary, but you are now with credit card debt over a trillion, so, they're happening at the same time the consumer is drawing in university of michigan saying on friday you are down 9% month over month a terrible empire manufacturing. we know manufacturing's near not only recessionary lows, but you know, effectively near all-time lows so, how does the consumer hang in there they have a job. how do these trends continue i don't think they do. in fact, walmart's comps are expected to be 6% to 7%. they've been downgraded. but a lot of companies are really going by, you know, their rallying off of less is more i look at a home depot, and we can argue, their multiple is very defensive, guy talked about this on friday, i would make the same argument, 1

tim: kelly works with organization in the bay area. she says a delays and benefits is the last thing people need. >> folks do not have much of a savings question. if there is an emergency that cost $400, they would not be able to take care of it. tim: that is why she urges politicians to remember the real-life impact their decisions have. >> consider the families and our neighbors. these are our communities and neighbors. tim: treasury secretary janet yellen says she believes the government will run out of money by june 1. dan: thanks very much. now to breaking news in the capital. a man is facing a slew of charges in bc after a u-haul truck crashed into security barriers outside lafayette park near the white house. the alleged driver under arrest right now. police are still investigating whether the crash was delivered -- deliberate, but please tell us that the suspect is facing five charges including threatening to kill or harm the president, vice president, or their families. ama: scary moments at the river outside sacramento. rescu

the company giving guidance, but saying fx could impact revenue tim cook saying we view a.i.continue weaving it into our products on a thoughtful basis gene munster, "fast money" friend, what stands out to you >> melissa, let's start with the guidance they essentially guided for revenue to be down 2% in the june quarter, the street was looking for plus 2%. there's a 4% fx impact there, sometimes investors factor that in, sometimes they don't it's a guide down any way you cut it, which begs thequestion of, why is the stock hanging in there, why does it continue to inch higher? and i think investors made up their mind going into this call that this is a generally good quarter, and specifically related to install base. and i heard tim cook mention it once, luca mentioned it twice, it's come up in a couple of questions, and they said that it grew year over year, 2 billion last quarter, 8% last quarter. they didn't give exact, but they said it grew their device revenue is down, call it 5% and that is usually a good indication that people are holding onto their devices, getting mor

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thank tim. truly in certain ways the buck stops with in terms of the arc of as the former archivist of the united states, what's the role of the archives here in these presidential records? preserving them for future historians and journalists to get like tim was talking about a perspective on the good and the bad or even ambivalent that has occurred in an administration. so what's role of archivists here? we think when we think about archive archives, we don't usually think about. these are the presidential records. we usually about archives, sort of public archives and open archives or people's individual archives, people like the rockefellers or but but the archivists of the united states and the national archives are where these things are housed, least since after 1981. so in addition to presidential libraries, what's the role of archivist in the context of the presidential records act? well, let me answer that by adding a little bit to nicky's good discussion of, how the act came to be, be

thank tim. truly in certain ways the buck stops with in terms of the arc of as the former archivist of the united states, what's the role of the archives here in these presidential records? preserving them for future historians and journalists to get like tim was talking about a perspective on the good and the bad or even ambivalent that has occurred in an administration. so what's role of archivists here? we think when we think about archive archives, we don't usually think about. these are the presidential records. we usually about archives, sort of public archives and open archives or people's individual archives, people like the rockefellers or but but the archivists of the united states and the national archives are where these things are housed, least since after 1981. so in addition to presidential libraries, what's the role of archivist in the context of the presidential records act? well, let me answer that by adding a little bit to nicky's good discussion of, how the act came to be, be

[cheers and applause] >> [crowd chanting "tim scott"] ♪ ♪ >> harris: senator tim scott officially announcing run for presidency in north charleston, south carolina as he put it. he wanted everybody to know what his hometown was. and you see it from earlier, francis scott with him. that's his mom. she was one of the first people he brought out on stage. it was almost an hour of hearing from him. and there were some technical difficulties along the way too. at one point we thought our audio and all technical stuff had gone down in the studio as i was moving from "the faulkner focus" to the "outnumbered"'s couch, a few minutes ago, but it was him. then he tried these different microphones to see if anybody could pick up the sound of his voice. it got very quiet from there in north charleston, south carolina, and then more of his rousing speech. this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner here with my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, joining us fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson marie harf and fox news contributor and former utah congressman jason chaffetz.

>> i'm a big tim scott fan.s he a guy who is solutions oriented and wants to get things done. >> scott sat down with scott for exclusive interview ahead of his launch. he says he hopes voters won't focus heavily on race in this campaign. >> i don't think of myself as a black republican. i think of myself as an american blessed with the greatest citizenship on earth. >> scott faces stiff competition including from former president trump who today wrote: good luck to senator tim scott in entering the republican presidential primary race. it is rapidly loading up with lots of people and tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious unelectable. >> the senator is still in south carolina tonight but late tomorrow is he going to rit the road and in wednesday be in iowa. thursday, new hampshire, and is he going to be out there trying to win over some voters in these early primary states. but a big factor this is also going to be about money and whether or not is he going to see a boost in fundraising he starts with # $

so i think with -- somebody like tim scott the rhino label will not stick.truly is a conservative when you look at his position compared to donald trump very hard to find any it space there and that's the challenge here -- how do these candidates who are so much like trump and desantis or haley or tim scott how do you draw that contrast peel off votes from trump, and then somehow get ahead of them. it seems desantis strategy at this point is tim used to say so famously florida, florida, in this case it is iowa, iowa, iowa donald trump did not win iowa in 2016 people forget that. that was ted cruz and desantis says if i can get a win or or at least be close then i can have the momentum in new hampshire polling pretty well and from there to south carolina tim scott it couldn't -- it is not the slam dunk i don't think people think it is and from a media perspective in 2016, 17 candidates run and you barely heard from i have in them because media focus on donald trump why he was good for ratings he was good for clicks, and in this case again, donald trump will b

nope. >> tim scott! tim scott! tim scott!clearly there's an audio issue, looks like -- >> but under joe biden our nation is not a nation in decline, but under joe biden we have become a nation in retreat. retreating from our heritage and our history retreating from personal responsibility and hard work, retreating from strength and security, even retreating from religious liberty and the worship of god himself. they say opportunity in america is a myth and faith in america is a fraud, but the truth of my life disproves their lies. the good news is all we need to do is turn around. on my first day as commander in chief, the strongest nation on earth will stop retreating from our southern border. [ cheers and applause ] if you don't control your back door, it's not your house. and if our southern border was unsafe and insecure, it's not our country. hundreds of people on our terrorist watch list are crossing our borders, chinese nationals are flooding into mexico to break in. joe biden and kamala harris are doing nothing when 7

when i joined senator moynahan's staff, tim russert still fill that office.that time by a national audience watching tim russert becoming the longest serving host of meet the press in history. and by far the wisest person i ever heard discussing politics on television. >> no, can you put this cup over your head? >> no. >> because i haven't won it. >> right. only those who when the cup can put over your head. but you can sure give it a hug. thank you my assistant, mr. luke -- >> luke worth russert, the only child of tim russert and the brilliant journalist -- got his start in tv news at amok younger age than his father did. by 24, luke russert was working the halls of congress for nbc news. i know within a week at the capitol that it is my home. it is the best gig in washington, he writes in his new book. when i watched his first television reports from the capitol i was worried for him. it took me years of experience working in the senate to be able to discuss the workings of congress on television. i didn't see how luke could pull it off. but his first tv re

loading up with lots of people and tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious. he says good luck. the former president has focused on ron desantis, who is hosting voters in miami this week and is expected to announce has long-awaiting bid. >> my job is to lead and i will lead with vigor and energy and bold policies that make a difference. we in florida are waging a war on woke. we are fighting back against cancel culture. i have only begun to fight. >> alexandria: this is a twist, axios reporting glenn youngkin is contemplating spirit of america that made a lot of people think. president biden thinking about this new associated pres poll shows 33% of americans approve of the president's handling of the economy. talking points are plentiful and there are other big names yet to announce, chris christie, mike pence and se chris sununu just name a few. >> todd: i've met tim scott, he is one of the nicest people i've ever met, much less in politics. now he's in the race, does he have a shot? >> one thing for certain, all candidates are flocking to america first polic

tim is a big step up from ron desanctimonious. good luck, tim. former president has clearly focused his aim on florida governor ron desantis, who has been considered his closest competitor. that is expected to change when he hosts donors in miami this week. in interesting shift, axios reporting glen youngkin reconsidered a run for president, releasing campaign-style ad contemplating the future of america. as far as the current state of america, president biden has to contend with latest polless where 74% of americans say the economy is in poor shape, less than a quarter think it is good. that is one talking point for several big-name republicans still considering a run, that includes former vice president mike pence and chris christie. >> ashley: who are the 24% that think the economy is good? thank you >> ladies of "the view" had a lot to say about the senator on their show yesterday. listen. >> one of the issues that tim scott has is he seems to think because i made it, everyone can make it. ignoring again, the fact he is the exception and not

it tim scott.k, thanks slamming national institutes of health for study on transgender youth which two participants died of suicide. we will bring that you story. first what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with the funeral of the homeless man who died after being placed in a chokehold during a disturbance aboard a new york subway train. jordan neely mourned by friends, family members, and civil rights leaders at a church in harlem. >> this is a live look at los angeles. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 11, brittney griner makes her return to the wnba tonight in a season opening game. griner, of course you remember, spent several months in russian custody after being arrested at moscow's airport and charged with having vape cartridges containing cannabis oil. she returned to the u.s. in december after a prisoner swap. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ and it's all right ♪ and it's coming home ♪

john thune now endorsing and supporting senator tim scott for president.ott has not even announced. what is your aunt reaction to this revolution? lexis is not super surprising. we know the republican whip someone who obviously supports senator tim scott. the two are very close. not surprising also that thune has been a major critic of former president trump. he has never had this freed the two of them have feuded. i think this is definitely expected announcement briefing were going to see a lot of other republican senators are going to throw their support behind tim scott. he is someone is going to tout the fact he consistently a conservative choice. and a lot of those more conservative senators, they are going to likely fall in line behind south carolina senator. next tim scott may be getting a lot of attention i've got to say samantha joe i will predict the next president could be based on the following photo because if you want to win the presidency you need a new england here is pence standing in line at dunkin' donuts he tweeted i heard new hampshire

i'm sure we're not going to hear donald trump playing nice with ron desantis like tim scott. >> tim scotto ron desantis. they will both be zeroing in on iowa. ron desantis has to figure out where he's going to win on the early states and this ejected his, and we'll see what kind pitch he makes. >> it is heating up, guys. >> coming up, we have new reporting on the trump classified documents investigation. could notes taken by one of the former president's attorneys become a key piece of evidence against him? helping them achieve financial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invevest for their future. and help communities thrive. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. ifhe tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable,it's re, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. bath remodelling was revolutionized in this garage in 1984, when three brothers created the iconic bath fitter tub-over-tub process. a