one of the competitors of european solidarity, and perhaps serhiy will invite fragments of the voice party, due to conflicts, will no longer be passable in in the version in which it is now further, well, european solidarity, as far as i understand it, will not be combined with asylum in the electoral list, so on... now among the people who announced theirs, or announced their political ambitions, we have european solidarity and volunteer serhii prytula, who already applied for certain political positions in the power structures, that is why, by the way, zaluzhny is so low, because people analyzed how they see the picture of the government, or how they see the future picture of the government among those who have decided on their choice. .. by the way, this is, by the way, a wake-up call for serhiy prytula, that people already understand that he will be swamped, and i think, in the parliamentary and presidential elections. who is the leader? serhiy, well at the moment, i think it is obvious to everyone that the leader of the opposition there is european solidarity, why? well, because there

be one of the competitors of european solidarity, and maybe serhii will invite fragments of the voice partyim, which , unfortunately, due to... conflicts will no longer be passable in the version in which it is now, well, european solidarity, as far as i understand it, will not unite with asylum in the electoral list, therefore on on the scene now, among the people who have announced their political ambitions or announced their political ambitions, we have european solidarity and volunteer serhiy prytula, who has already applied for certain political positions in... power structures, so, by the way, he is so low-ranking, because people analyzed how they see the picture of power, or how they see the future picture of power among those who have decided on their political course, this, by the way, is a wake-up call for serhiy prytula that people already understand that he will be bogged down, and i think, in the parliamentary and presidential elections, who is the leader of the opposition, serhiy? well, for now, i think for everyone. it is obvious that the leader of the opposition is european

in fact, i just came back from a trip to brussels, where i represented my own party, the voice, at the congress of the alda party, which actually united with other organizations and launched the renew project, which i just mentioned, which will participate in the elections to european parliament at the beginning of june this year, i signed. wrote the business trip, signed it on the last day before the business trip, that is, how i was supposed to organize the tickets, it is already clear, no one is interested, but i think that the, excuse me, scandal that the deputies of the opposition factions were forced to make, after all, gave its result, regarding the bep vote, i was the mp who made a public story about trying to stop my previous trip. as part of the delegation of the law enforcement committee in the hague, when they demanded from me to withdraw the already agreed statement, because i allegedly voted badly for bep, i have already spoken about it several times, i was even more offended, as some servants of the people reported to me, that i turned out to be just as bad a boy that i

pellegrini was nominated by the voice party, which is part of the ruling coalition, and he opposes furthereful negotiations in the ukrainian conflict. karczok was previously ambassador to the united states. he ran for election from the liberal progressive slovakia party, which actively criticizes the policies of the current prime minister robert fitz. the first results of the investigation into the terrorist attack in crocus cityhole near moscow, as well as new facts in the story of the death of the sakhalin crab king. the duty officer will talk about this and more in the final episode of the program. part. hello. the latest information on how the investigation into the terrorist attack in the moscow region is progressing and the main legal events of the week. in the final release of the program vesti duty unit. i'm with you andrey ivlev. all those who ordered the terrorist attack in the crocus city hall concert hall will suffer severe punishment. he announced this on saturday president of russia. vladimir putin noted that the criminals deliberately went to kill, as a result, a huge number

a lot of pressure from the traditional unionist voice party on the dup, as there would have been anywayre being seen on social media to be using this broader set of circumstances as a type of political leader of sorts against the dup. it is setting a very difficult toxic set of circumstances, particularly within unionism going into the election. for the dup that will be difficult. on top of managing its internal divisions and having to deal with discontent insert a quarters of unison for the return to stormont. there is a challenge potentially to stability of the institution going forward, but i think as long as the political momentum remains there to push through this and see it's an internal dynamic within one of the parties in power—sharing, we are on stable enough ground for the time being. household bills across britain are due to increase on monday, in what some people are calling "awful april". while energy prices themselves are due to fall, everything from internet charges, to water bills and council tax will be going up. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has the d

people's deputy from the voice party and deputy chairman of the finance committee, yaroslav zheleznyak sure of this. he is convinced that if gambling, tobacco and alcohol businesses are brought out of the shadows and corruption in these areas is fought, payments to the budget will increase tenfold. i will add that almost half of the expenses are in the budget for the current year, it is provided for defense, it is almost 46 billion dollars. and... the largest financial support during the war to ukraine, apart from the usa and the european union, was provided by the imf and the j7 countries. so, is the government going to raise taxes for ukrainians, which non-military spending can reduce, or will this affect social benefits, including pensions? i talked about this the day before with the people's deputy from batkivshchyna and the first deputy chairman of the verkhovna rada's budget committee, ivan krulk. by reducing non-military spending and increasing. taxes is it possible to accumulate money in the ukrainian budget somehow, are there any calculations, have you as a deputy seen these c

at the same time, solomiya bobrovska, a member of the defense committee from the voice party, says thatuestions regarding the reservation of workers and that the office of the president does not see the political will to pass this bill now. the committee was scheduled to continue consideration of amendments to the mobilization bill this wednesday, but its canceled for an indefinite period without explaining the reasons, wrote ms. bobrovska. we will discuss this further with the people's deputies. servant of the people oleksandr fedienko and serhiy rakhmanin are both members of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence. gentlemen, welcome to our broadcast. thank you for joining. good day, glory to ukraine. good. my first question to you, mr. serhiy, is that according to your words, they decided to consider the amendments in the committee so that it would be more effective and efficient. and there is still no understanding of how much time is still needed for this because of what edit, what reason was the last committee meeting postponed? first, the committee meeting wa

and coming through to the fore within the dup, a lot of pressure from the traditional unionist voice partyen any way going into this election. voices that are heightened and are being seen particularly on social media to be using this broader set of circumstances as a type of political leader of political lever of sorts against the dup so it's setting a very difficult borderline toxic set of circumstances particularly within unionism going into this election. that for the dup will be difficult, on top of managing its internal divisions and on top of having to deal with discontent that there is in certain parts of unionism with the return to stormont so in that sense there a potential challenge to stability of the institutions going forward as a result of this but as long as the political momentum and will remains to push through these and to see the internal dynamics within one of the parties involved in power—sharing we are stable enough for the time being. back to the situation in the netherlands. we spoke to you about a hostage situation in ede, adam burgess three hostages have been rel

start coming through to the fore within the dup, a lot of pressure from the traditional unionist voice party media, for example, to be using this broader set of circumstances as a type of political leader of sorts. against the democratic unionist party. it is setting a very difficult, borderline toxic, set of circumstances, particularly within unionism going into this election. that, for the dup, will be difficult, on top of managing its internal divisions and on top of having to deal with discontent that there is in certain portions of unionism of the return to stormont at all. in that sense there is a potential challenge to stability of the institutions going forward as a result of this. i think as long as the political momentum and will remains there to push through these and to see that it is an internal dynamic within one of the parties within power—sharing, i think we are on stable enough footing for the time being, at least. ., ., . , , ., ~ least. doctor claire rice speaking to my colleague _ least. doctor claire rice speaking to my colleague anna _ least. doctor claire rice speaking

it and the answer is the primary system, both parties in ways are exhibiting increasingly intense control over the process trying to shut labels, but voicesn their own parties. you look at the democratic side but they wouldn't even let de phillips on the ballot in several states. for their part, the national committee was ready to shut down the whole primary after new hampshire. they had a resolution on the floor to declare donald trump the presumptive nominee into the next 48 states needed to talk, so i think these primaries are becoming increasingly unrepresentative ofhe voters are and that's the biggest reason why we think there's an opening. >> let's talk tope the callers. deborah. >> caller: my comment is i look at the platform on your website and it's so vague to be unintelligible like we shouldn't respect the rights of women looking after societies with a responsibility to protect human life. what does that mean on the actual limit of abortion and several things about working with the leaders of the world and so forth. what is your position on ukraine and israel? you don't start with a party or candidate. you start with a find some

i love the fact that bill maher is the voice of reason for the democratic party. >> i never thought omarould be a voice of reason in the democrat party. >> this is every week he's preaching to the democratic party. this is what you are doing wrong. i find it funny the biden obama relationship is being portrayed they are bffs. >> he didn't even endorse him when he ran for president until the last second i guess he figured he had no choice to get behind him but kept his distance the next 2016 barack obama wanted hillary clinton to be the next president, not his own vice president. then on social media joe biden shared pictures of friendship bracelets. in jersey, if i give a friendship bracelet to a friend, he break my jaw like we not doing bracelets. >> a taylor swift concert. >> i appreciate that but bill maher, i love the fact that he will say things he doesn't think his audience wants to hear but they need to hear and applause from the studio audience resonating. >> he's a democrat and i don't think he has a plan to change parties. he's a democrat trying to speak to his party saying com

lawmakers in both parties voicing national security concerns about the chinese government accessing the data of tiktok's 170 million american users. >> this bill therefore forces tiktok to break up with the chinese communist party. >> our intention is for tiktok to continue to operate but not under the control of the chinese communist party. >> reporter: tiktok denies the chinese government controls the app or accesses u.s. user data. a spokesperson saying today the government is attempting to strip 170 million americans of their constitutional right to free expression. some members of congress voted against the bill on first amendment grounds.>> constitutionally it is a problem. >> reporter: users defending the app many counseling for their businesses. >> you will be destroying small businesses. >> reporter: they say tick-tock is a vital source of news and information for young people. while recognizing the risk of misinformation. >> i tell my audience this is not accurate in here is what is accurate. >> reporter: as the election draws near the u.s. intelligence committee community war

both parties voicing national security concerns because the chinese government could access the data of tiktok's 170 million american users. >> if they controlled the data the privacy data of our people we are at their mercy. >> reporter: bay area representatives were split on it with members of the no group saying they want a comprehensive bill on all social media not just tiktok. >> if you want to protect people's data pass an internet bill of rights to do that. >> reporter: tiktok creators and users rallied outside the capital saying they count on it for their businesses. >> you will be destroying small businesses. >> tiktok has been a great opportunity for small businesses to engage with a larger audience. >> reporter: jennifer disagrees with the ban as well. you remember her family's vietnamese restaurant in santa rosa was struggling until her post showing her dad waiting for customers went viral. >> without this platform we probably would have never received good exposure that we needed during such a difficult time. >> reporter: a spokesperson today saying the government is att

path one is, do they want to remain the voice of the loyal opposition inside the party, does she wantart to build a movement over the long term? patch two is, does she believe she has a future in the party and is there a better place in supporting donald trump and helping republicans unite and win in november? that is the deliberation i expect nikki haley will have to have over the next 48 hours. it will be tough to decide the campaign doesn't have the momentum it needs to win, but nikki haley has still demonstrated she is a very viable candidate, a very important voice inside the party, and i think that will be driving her deliberations in the next day or two. amna: our thanks to you all. one of the most-watched nonpresidential races of the day is in california. geoff: voters there are deciding who should fill u.s. senate seat. as laura baran lopez explains, today's primary will explain whether the race is just beginning or is essentially over. laura: super tuesday's blockbuster drama will be in california, where 11 democrats and 10 republicans are competing for the state's open sena

and when i come here, i try to change the paradigm and give voice to the young people in haiti. and this is what my political party work with young people, give them voice in the process because they've been neglected, so we trying to give them voice. so it's, with us, with our political party, it's a new paradigm because it's a modern way of doing things, what we're trying to institute in haiti now. yeah, you've said two interesting things about the immediate future. you've admitted that the police simply don't have the wherewithal right now to impose law and order and take on the gangs and defeat them. you've also said that that must happen quickly because you foresee elections and you suggested it might even happen within 12 months. does that mean that you are now going to rely on an outside intervention to deliver peace and security to haiti? what i understand today, we cannot do it alone. after gangs, you know, gangs freed more than 5,000 inmates. among them are criminals. the haitian national police is pretty weak, so we cannot do that alone. we need sincere assistance from our international partners to do i

brody: there is some real third-party voices saying oracles cloud is particularly good for training these ai models that are notoriously resource intensive. we've heard of a lot of folks going to oracle to train their models and that his and fueling some of this demand. there is some skepticism. brett was on hill yesterday saying the current amount of revenue ai workloads is not massive. in the coming year as the ai becomes mainstream in the tech stock that will increase. ed: oracle, a real contributor to the upside we see and equities particularly in the equity sector. let's turn to another top story. the latest elon musk lawsuit. openai in a court filing that the billionaires claims rest on convoluted, often incoherent factual premises. the spring in bloomberg's ai reporter, rachel must. what is open ai trying to say here are normal people speak? >> they are echoing a number of things that they put up in a blog post from last week and internal memos we got a hold of. they are saying there was no agreement for us to do what you said and what you're saying is in correct -- incorrect. your

party. >> one voice against the man, oakland congresswoman barbara lee. in a statement today, she wrote in part, quote, tiktok has provided a forum for freedom of expression, help small business and empowered creators to share their art across the globe. well, it's undeniable tiktok's data collection practices need addressing the legislative process behind this particular bill was rushed. the legislation now heads to the senate where senators do seem less enthusiastic to pass the measure. happening tonight, san francisco city employees are attending what they're calling a strike school and preparation for a possible strike. the employee unions are calling on the city to fix what they say is an urgent staffing crisis claiming there are more than 3700 vacant positions across san francisco. the unions claim it's affecting everything from street cleaning to 9-1-1. response. san francisco city workers say they have not gone on strike in more than 40 years. tonight's strike school starts and the next half hour. the california supreme court will hear arguments f

says that it was supposed for there. >> voice: and i'm the party temple by them. the restaurants out of the west side, we need you. >> trace: the california globe rights is on saturday, california republicans are gaining traction in voter registration, goat goes on to say the percentage shared of registered republican voters increased in every single one of california's counties. and there is a 50 something. i simply states, senate and congressional districts. the question is, it is a step in the right direction for steve garvey, what is that enough come november? >> it will be. i will be the next elected u.s. senator because people feel they have somebody they can trust and believe in. the last 50 years we developed a currency of friendship, and people know that i will be honest with them, i will be straightforward, i will go to washington from the first day on, go to bat for them. all 99 senators and look at them in the eye is they'll want to work with you for the best interests of this country. >> trace: e. said that you will be honest, did you

but i think if she's looking to still have a voice in the party and still play a role in the directione party, and ultimately playing a role in unifying the party, which has its divisions, would be in her best political interests. amna: where to her supporters go? she had a number of people backing her although her delegate counted not compared mr. trump's. she ended up with 89 delegates compared to his 1031. where does the money she raised and her backers go? kevin: i think backers and voters are not a monolithic block for nikki haley. she's made an incredible impression on a lot of republican voters but she's not yet a movement candidate. i don't think these voters are calcified around nikki haley and waiting for a signal from nikki haley. i think they are up for grabs for donald trump. he will have to work hard to gain their support and win them back especially if he wants to win. but some of them will go for president joe biden. the profile of the nikki haley voter is the swing voter and they will determine who wins or loses. amna: does former president trump need them? to hear him

party. she's a voice for a lot of people out there and the interesting thing is about her future, you think about this, you have a future in the trump republican party, i mean, if she ran as an independent, in this environment against biden and trump, she would get a lot of votes. >> that's interesting to think about. and there have been a lot of questions of whether she would run with no labels or some other third party ticket. she dismissed those suggestions or those questions. obviously for president biden, he really isn't facing a significant challenge on his path to secure the democratic nomination. but there is this vote uncommitted movement among voters who are unhappy with his handling of the israel-hamas war specifically. we saw it in michigan, over 100,000 voting uncommitted. usually it is about a fifth of that in that state. listen to what the president of cal berkeley democrats said about how this issue may affect their support for president biden. >> yeah, i mean, i would say to president biden, if he wants students and young people to be part of his winning coalition, in novemb

party. i'm concerned about the direction of the country. i have been speaking up for a long time from one of the leading voices of my party to get back to a more republican party that talks about things most americans care about. >> given that, do you consider yourself a member of the modern republican party? >> i do. some people say to me, why -- why are you still a republican? frankly, i have a lot of friends who've been in the party. i have friends that are in the democrat party or republican party, the fastest growing segment of american voters is independent. 40%. again, rather than walking away and giving up, i'm going to stay and fight, try to get the party back on track. >> given all those people who are now registered independents, let's talk no labels. you the coach of no labels. you step down. what in the world are they doing, governor? >> it's a great question. look, i'm not sure exactly what they are doing. hopefully, we are all going to find out soon. i was involved in the group for three years because i really believed -- i have a track record of reaching across the aisle, finding common sense bipartisan solutions. that's about

. >> that last voice there, state party chair talking to nicole just in the last hour.id we get to this point? the road is pretty clear. we have reported how the right finally got to its policy goal after promising otherwise to use its power on the supreme court aided by trump to gut roe v wade. that shifted the whole debate and landscape from a hypothetical to an urgent reality. the reality, politicians usually republican often male in your doctor's office is incredibly unpopular. voters back women's rights every time they've been asked and it's appeared since roe fell in every state that's faced it. yesterday some of the same conservative justices who unleashed policy thicket we are in now, who unleashed women's backlash, now they're changing their tune and questions. i mentioned last night, they're wavering on the legal path they set as democratic appointees and those talking about precedent said it should never have come to this. protests are mounting. the pressure is on. we heard this court basically jammed with a case it has to take because of in its view the need

party. harold weil, who voiced an anti-ukrainian statement in defense of the moscow patriarchate, is also from adn faction. another member of their party, markus frohnmayer, often visited the annexed crimea and the occupied donbas before the invasion. he flew to moscow, spoke at pro-kremlin conferences, and even married a news journalist. at first it may seem that the influence on three deputies supposedly do not solve anything. but in reality, a whole faction works for russia. an alternative for germany, a completely pro-russian faction in the german parliament, so now they have no influence, only the fifth, but all ratings show that in the next elections they have a chance to overtake the social democrats of scholz and become the second largest faction in the german parliament. the german government was frightened by the growing popularity of the alternative for germany today, and it seems that someone had the idea, let's have an alternative for we will tie germany to the kremlin. alternatives for germany urich olme even wrote a letter to the pope of rome with a request to stop the abuse of

party. harold weil, who voiced an anti-ukrainian statement in defense of the moscow patriarchate, is also from adn faction. another member of their party, markus frohnmayer, before the invasion often visited the annexed crimea and occupied donbas, flew to moscow, spoke at pro-kremlin conferences, and even married a journalist from izvestia. at first, it may seem that the influence on three deputies supposedly does not solve anything, but in fact, a whole faction is working for russia, an alternative for germany, a completely pro-russian faction in the german parliament. yes, now they have no influence, only the fifth, but all the ratings show that they have a chance to overtake scholz's social democrats in the next election. and become the second largest faction in the german parliament. the german government was frightened by the growing popularity of the alternative for germany today. and, apparently, someone has the thought was born: "let's tie an alternative for germany to the kremlin." another representative of the alternative for germany, urich olme, even wrote a letter to the pope of ro

stevens is a senior adviser to the lincoln project and author of a conspiracy to in america, my voice my old party is driving our democracy to autocracy. >>> coming up, there's an immigration problem in this country. it is not the problem far right pundits or even some presidential candidates would have you need. america actually needs more immigrants in order to keep this economy going. >>> plus, i will convene today's meeting of the velshi banned book club to discuss hunger by roxane gay. what it is like to live in america in a body that is huge, as gay's own words, as wildly undisciplined. hunger is one of those rare books that forces you to confront notions about yourself, women, and the society we share. do not miss this conversation. lakesha: childhood cancer is it's hard. but st. jude has gotten us through it. st. jude is hope for every child diagnosed with cancer because the research is being shared all over the world. [ serene music playing ] welcome to the wayborhood. the wayfair vibe at our place is western. my thing, darling? shine. gardening. some of us go for the dramatic. how didn't

this program has since it began 15 years ago been dedicated to including credible political voices from all partiese to do so. that is our mission. and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember, follow the show on social media @mitchellreports, and you can rewatch highlights from the show anytime on youtube. just go to msnbc.com/andrea, and at the same time please join us tonight on the wall street journal website because lester holt and family and friends, i will all be there at "the wall street journal" headquarters in new york city, and we're going to be reading from evan gershkovich's writings, his articles, his articles inside russia. his articles written before he was arrested so that you know more about what this reporter was doing, how special he was, how it's ridiculous to even talk about him being, you know, in espionage and all of that. he's now been held this week a year and his family and his friends will be there and a lot of other boldfaced names, plus, you know, lester holt. i'll be there too. so join us there and highlights from his janet yellen interview

party. we need to be able to give all of those voices an opportunity to speak out about their ideas.ications position. we need to have one team, all of us working together but with our own take and what represents our great states. so it's this, this reason i want to bring that to our republican conference, and i'm really excited about the race. stuart: if you did become the conference chair, would you still come back on this program if your elevated position in the republican party? >> you know, i'd have to think about it, stuart -- [laughter] no, i love it. thanks. i appreciate being able to communicate for all of our great republican members. stuart: one more for you with, if i may. the tiktok bill passed the house, goes to the senate. i'm interested in your opinion. would you rather eban it completely -- ban it completely or make the company divest its chinese control? what would you prefer? >> oh, that is a tough one, stuart. we are hearing from all different sides, but the bill in front of us is to divest. and bottom line, i don't have tiktok, i will not have tiktok on my phone

would like to remind you that when it was fico, together with pellegrini, this is another party, a partner, a voiceition of the father, which is now in power , the government in slovakia with the right-wing, well, with the nationalists danko, then smer's membership in the party european socialists were suspended , yes, that is, again, you know , it is not that such clouds are gathering over fizo, but in fact yes, that is, a big question for him... in general, what will be his place in this group, well , or the deputies of his factions, yes in to the european parliament, and this is again tied primarily to the issue of money and cooperation with the european commission, yes, because, well, you understand who there did not support what, somewhere, well, that is , there are fantastic people in the fizo team, and this is before things, one question is that he faced such a shortage of personnel, and it is not that he does not have people, there are no... people who, let's say, would not be ashamed to send to brussels, strasbourg, or would not be ashamed to let them go on television, right? and how auton

alliance this into right party headed by luis montenegro to set to lead the government montenegro ran on a platform that promised tax cuts for companies in the middle class and the voice. tonight, portugal released the socialist party whenever it speaks to. so angrily, with a part of the portuguese population i'd. then it sounds to me as a montenegro now has to try to form a coalition, but he's ruled out, cooperating the far right check. a party check a which means enough is headed by ex football commentator andre ventura. she ran on an anti immigration platform that focused on stamping out corruption and easing tax burdens for ordinary people. the party came in 3rd, but also saw a 3 fold search and votes. no, still misquote because i've been to the 4 years of socialism in portugal. and this time the people have said what they want. you like to think. they set the right wing must go better, who are not, and that's the right wing to govern deals as you put together. last the wound up on monday this the govern portugal for the next 4 years of the rising popularity of tried to indicate a right. we shift in portugal, the socialist when the last election in a landslide vic

party. >> one voice against the ban is oakland congresswoman barbara lee. in a statement today, she writes in part, quote, tiktok has provided a forum for freedom of expression. it's helped small businesses and empowered creators to share their art across the globe. well, its undeniable that tiktok's data collection practices need addressing the legislative process behind this particular bill was rushed during kron. 4 news at to our justine waltman talks to a cal state east bay communications professor about how this could impact the more than 150 users here in the u.s.. >> if they sell the company that's going to be new ownership that's going to disrupt probably the platform. we certainly saw that when when he won. twitter. but if if the platform is banned, that we get all kinds of other unknowns, like, for example, who's going to be liable if people do access the find a way to do it through a vpn, for example or or something else. so i think there's a lot of unknowns and questions out there. >> the legislation to ban tiktok now heads over to the senate wh

. >> that last voice there state party chair talking to nicolle just within the last hour. how did we get to this point? well, the road's pretty clear. we've reported how the right finally got to its policy goal after promising otherwise to use its power on the supreme court aided by trump to gut roe v. wade. that shifted the whole debate and landscape from a hypothetical to an urgent reality. and the reality of politicians usually republican, often male in your doctor's office is incredibly unpopular. voters back women's rights every time when they've been asked and appeared on the ballot since roe fell in every single state who faced it. yesterday some of the conservative justices who unleashed the republican thicket we're in now and releashed the backlash, they're wavering on the legal path they set as the democratic appointees, and those talking about precedent have said it should have never come to this. protests are mounting. the pressure is on. we heard this court basically jammed with a case it has to take because of in its view the need to continue to have a nation

. >> now i'm out of time but before we go, you have been a prominent muslim voice in the democratic party for many years. there has been much discussion and dissatisfaction with the biden administration within muslim american communities in minnesota, michigan, and elsewhere, over the handling of the israel-hamas war. do you think the president has made any progress in responding tothe concerns and what more can be done? and are you concerned about the rise of anti-semitism and anti-muslim and islamophobia that we have been witnessing since october 7th. >> we are out of time but respond briefly. >> i just want to say i think the biden administration is making important strides but we have seen 30,000 people killed, most of them are women and children. and let's not forget the 1400 israelis who were killed. this tragedy is terrible. we must have a cease fire. i'm glad the president is saying so. we must have humanitarian intervention. we also must have a permanent home for palestinian people to undermine hamas. if there was a permanent home for the palestinian people where they didn't have

: all while cozying up to hollywood figures like harvey weinstein and becoming a major voice in the democratic partyor die campaigns for barack, hillary, biden. getting souls to the polls. for two decades, diddy thought he was untouchable. but now he's had his homes rated, tapes confiscated, and the feds are zeroing in on his flight records. diddy's world is crumbling. the rap industry is warning him his clock is ticking. infamous death row executive serving time for a fatal hit and run is mourning the brother love handle won't fly in prison. ♪ ♪ >> your life is in danger. you know the secrets, who's involved in that secret room you've got. so they know -- you know they're going to get you if they can. >> jesse: former federal prosecutor katie joins me now. do you think diddy will get subpoenaed individually pretty soon? >> i think the walls are closing in. this is not just intrastate but international. so clearly it's been coordinated for some time. the subpoenas for his flight and bank record specifically named him, so he hasn't been given a target letter yet. typically that will come closer to in

. >> it's about following the lead of the voices of the republican party who have been very loud andclear that they want donald trump. i don't know what the next step is for nikki haley, but i do think it is time for her to step aside and let the party rally fully around donald trump so that he can take joe biden on and beat him in november. >> john: arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders in our last hour. i'm john roberts on this super tuesday. the big day. >> sandra: this is "america reports". nikki haley says she is not going down without a fight. >> when 70% of americans said they don't want donald trump or joe biden, we are blessed to live in a country where we have elections. people wanted someone to vote for and that was the number one thing that we were told was thank you for giving us someone to vote for. 16 states want to have their voices heard. let's let their voices get heard. >> sandra: and we are just hours away from the first set of polls closing on our fox team coverage starts now. >> john: special report anchor bret baier is standing by, and the fight for presiden

i think she wants to remain a voice in the party but this is very much donald trump's party. and i think she knows that at this moment. >> steve: to that point, john, you know, if we look to an endorsement, if you were attacked by donald trump as she was, you know, repeatedly called bird brain and then he jabs her husband, who is serving our nation, that makes it personal. and that could be why she is in no hurry. >> yeah. i mean, she likes to talk about, you know, her childhood playground lessons and that she dealt with a lot of bullying as a child because she was sort of different from most of the other folks in the south carolina community where she grew up. so she does not like bullies. she does not like being bullied. she does feel like she was bullied by trump. his tendency to call names and make personal attacks has not helped the situation here. the two of them have had a complex relationship, you know, have the very beginning. >> steve: that's polite. >> haley was critical of him in 20 is a-2016. joined the administration and critical since. they have had a very much

party? she has to consider what that looks like and whether that involves endorsing donald trump. or doeit mean becoming a voice of the conscientious objectors inside the republican party? the other path is, what she's going to decide in the next 48 hours. is she going to be part of uniting th party and beating what they believe is the common opposition in joe biden? that is the very tough deberation taking place right now inside the haley campaign. >> what about the takeaways for the den campaign? for democratic voters who are looking for a place to put their displeasure or discontent, there are plenty of outlets there. we saw that in michigan with the significant uncommitted vote. there were options for uncommitted in some states today for no preference in others. if you lookt the minnesota results there was an uncommitted option on the ballot. 20% of the vote went that direction, although of course he did get 69% of the vote there. eight months out, how much stock should the biden campaign be putting in people who are choosing to register their displeasure this way? >> i do not think they are blind to it. th

despite the descent into madness, you have some sane voices in the republican party who are stating the obvious, including liz cheney, who continues to sound the alarm about the dangers of trump and is taking her message on the road. she drew enormous crowds in des moines last night, in her remarks. she said what's happening in the republican party is dangerous. she denounced trump's legal efforts to punt his federal january 6th election interference trial until after the presidential election. >> it cannot be the case that a president of the united states can attempt to overturn an election and seize power and that our justice system is incapable of holding a trial, of holding him to account before the next election. >> joining me now is jelani cobb, dean of the university school of journalism and staff writer for the new yorker, and michael steele, former rnc chair, cohost of the weekend on msnbc and host of the michael steele podcast. i want to show this video. this is president biden and former president obama getting off air force one. here it is in new york today. that is quite a

well, i understand about all of them they understand what the people's deputy from the party is saying. your voice, you speak and i understand why it was said, it was said in my opinion for a western audience, but today we cannot level the opinion of the population, which is very scrupulous about each and every such and every such news, in kharkiv oblast we today we see that the intensity of the construction of fortifications has... increased a lot, plus today we can see on the entire line where we had, for example, a ring road, where we had a front line in the 22nd year, now we we see that the military is there, they are adjusting the fortifications already built in the 22nd year, and plus on the entire demarcation line, construction is going on here, and i believe that the better... the better we will be, the better we will be to prepare, the better we prepare, the less likely it is that the enemy will make such a decision as to how to attack kharkiv, so we keep the powder dry, we all prepare for the fight and do not in any way attack the enemy dog, we remain calm and will defend kharkiv as well

. >> fetterman is an increasingly lonely voice in the democratic party.ael is doing now. and you are seeing more and more democrats treating israel as a client state a recipient of u.s. aid that needs to do what we tell them. that tension is not going to go away. >> bret: panel, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special day. [inaudible] >> bret: as you know the paris olympics begins in july. the residents there were treated to quite a show on sunday as waiters in the city participated in 1.2-mile race while balancing a tray with a croissant, coffee and buckingham palace of water. 110-year-old race was resurrected after 13 year hiatus in order to get people in the olympic mood. waiters are expected to have their hands full this summer. millions flock to the city for the olympics. tomorrow on "special report," supreme court jumps back into the abortion debate. we will bring you that. remember, if you can't catch us live set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east and 3:00 p.m. in the west coast thank you for inviting us into your home tonight and eve