on who can these ron desantis. if we vote for charlie were going to see ron desantis running forpresident . over me in this primary you'll have a fighter and we will end ron desantis's career. that is my promise that i give to you to make sure we create a business friendly environment that takes care of the people that are here. people that work here so i will absolutely reverse the decision on disney making sure that we truly create an economic environment where people can prosper. >> when talking about winning the election and winning in november. the latest poll has me pulling ahead of nikki by 17 points in the primary . i've raised $12 million. >> the only poll that matters is the election. >> i will interrupt you, i hope you will extend me the same courtesy . >> is the only union in the state that has support including the afl-cio. i'm confident in our ability to win this election, confident but not complacent and the same way about taking on ron desantis, i'm pulling ahead of him today. >> we're going to move

ron desantis's career. we will take care of the people that work here. i would absolutely reverse this decision on disney, making sure we truly create an economic environment where people can prosper. >> congressman, your reply? charlie: we are talking about winning the election and winning in november. i am pulling -- polling ahead of nikki by 17 points in november. >> the only poll that matters is at election day. >> excuse me, i have not a roof -- interrupted you. >> do not interrupt. >> i am very confident in our opportunity to win this election, confident in the primary, not complacent in the same way about taking on ron desantis i am pulling ahead of -- pulling ahead of him today -- polling ahead of him today. host: we are gamine -- we are going to move to the environment. i think we can all agree that florida is ground zero to the effects of climate change. in south florida we often see street letting on any given day -- street flooding on any given day, on any given dry day for that matter. funding

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and i have to say, it's very well rendered by ron howard. it's remarkable that even though we know the outcome, because of course, an international news story, they still sat there watching it biting my nails thinking this isjust got back i mean, if you made this up nobody would believe you. if you wrote this as a hollywood spec script they would say no, that absolutely cannot happen. the film is very much about people volunteering to help. there's people on top of the mountain trying to divert the rain. this one really moving bit in which the farmers are asked, look, we need to flood your fields to get the rain off. and they go, "will it help the boys? "yeah, fine, in that case to it." so it is a story of everyday heroism but it is also like a really gripping thriller about people trapped in an underground cage. i'm just... i sort of want to see it and sorted don't know if i have the stomach for it. which is as you say, we know what happens. i don't think they'd be able to make the film this close to it a few years on... if the outcome hadn

this is a dramatisation by the director ron howard of the thai cave rescue of 2018, about which there was a documentary recently that we discussed... yet, not that long ago. that's right. ajuniorfootball team and their coach, 13 of them trapped in a cave following flooding. the screenplay is by william nicholson, as i said, ron howard, who's a very good director and has, in the past, directed things like apollo 13, which is again, a real—life rescue mission. colin farrell and viggo mortensen — who you wouldn't recognise when they come on screen — as the british cavers who first find the boys and their coach. here's a clip. you are very brave. we are team — we help eachl other, and our coach help us. coach. on behalf of our coach, we stay strong. - he teach us to meditate. and we pray. you pray? i bet you do. all right. we dig! this is to get out? good work. so, the terrifying thing is — yeah, i know, caves, water. my stomach is already going. i'm claustrophobic at the best of times. then, 0k, they've found them — how do they get them out? because in order to get them out,

because you are in to ron iran right now. i keep hearing analogies if they see ron nuclear deal as being in a cola a, this is short term policy told us a few hours ago. but from to ron, what will be the analogy that you would use? he's traitor, and i'm please respond immediately afterwards. with your take the iran you video is not dead, but it is definitely in a cost. but even if it is revive, which would be a very good thing, we have to recognize that it's not the same deal as it was in 2015. in 2015, it marked a shift and the trajectory of he was the wrong relations. a created an opening for greater regional diplomacy and production of tensions today. if the deal is revive neither side believes it will last longer than 2 years. neither side house confidence in the intentions of the other. and as a result, they will use the next 2 years to prepare themselves for what they see is almost the inevitable confrontation that will happen in 2025 when there's a new president in the white house. oh, glen, 1st um at uh, some points to

where you have that vulnerable republican incumbent in ron johnson. we saw the latest polling that shows about 46% of wisconsin voters view him unfavorably and in a state that president biden won in 2020 narrowly. so that is why it is getting national attention. today we'll see senator cory booker campaigning with the front-runner, lieutenant governor mandela barns and was fundraising with elizabeth warren last month but this is a race that is tightening very quickly. thanks in part to alex lazery, the former milwaukee bucks executive who used a lot of his personal wealth to turn that into campaign ads and introducing himself to voters here in wisconsin as someone who gets things done. he's in a tie for thirst place for that senate nomination here in wisconsin. and there is sarah got lieuski and we'll see them on the debate stage in the first and likely only debate of this race. both of the candidates paint themselves as candidates that have done well in republican and red areas of the state and say they're the best candidates to take on ron johnson o

see speaking about america into ron on july, the 13th for sure. he's on one not ran will not back down from its rightful and logical stance in talks to revive a 2015 nuclear power material. i don't go to the bathroom quite sure you experience that. that is not possible to speak with iran by tough language. how many times do you want to experience that the ran does not succumb to fall? you don't read it. what is your name you now? here's u. s. president joe biden, speaking about iran from jerusalem. one day later on, july, the 14th, which you are in convincing the saudis and others that were mean who we say is, we mean when we say to have an opportunity to ship this agreement to been laid down . and so no one is absolutely clear. we will not say it again. we will not allow around to acquire nuclear weapons who is going to come from ice wayne and join i discussion i you chief comment section is now live waiting for your comments and questions. ah, let's meet your panel. hello, nick. i hillary said, welcome back to the string to all 3 of you. nice to

ron, thank you. my pleasure. - a us congressional committee investigating the arms industry says gun manufacturers earned more than $1 billion from the sale of semi—automatic weapons over the last decade. some lawmakers accused gun makers of putting profits over people, as committee members grilled the ceos of weapons manufacturers, following a series of grim mass shootings in texas and new york. this comes a month after president biden signed a bipartisan gun reform into law — but house democrats want to go further and ban assault weapons. in other news... at least four people have died in the philippines after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the northern province of abra. almost 60 landslides have been reported and many buildings and roads have been damaged. a historical world heritage site has also been partly destroyed. the quake was felt as far as 180 miles away in the country's capital, manila. french president emmanuel macron has strongly criticised the response of african leaders to the

he says ron desantis is the target here because ron desantis is the poster child for what republicans are becoming and what it is in a post-trump politics. he said we're as different as daylight and darkness to me and he really wants to draw that contrast out and do it as aggressively as possible. >> newsom, not too long ago, was facing a recall challenge. he's come out even more politically emboldened he can feel confident enough. so how is desantis responding? >> his response is he can light money on fire if that's what he wants to do. newsom is doing this in a deliberate way, it's airing on fox on july 4th. it is very focused on the idea of freedom, redefining the term into something democrats should be talking about again. he says -- he told me when we spoke last week he's worried that republicans are winning in defining the terms of the debate and winning in what's going on here and he wants to grab that back but, you're right, a year ago now he was facing a recall, in a lot of trouble. now things are different for him. >> also probably doesn't hurt it gets us talking about it as

ron? >> oh, i'm sorry. i thought it was for alice. >> i said before we get to alice. >> that is the clearest -- i think that silence is one of the most important dynamics of this whole thing. we've talked about this before. people forget that richard nixon's approval rating during watergate fell 40 points among republicans. and one of the reasons for that was that there were republican elected officials at every stage of the process who participated in the investigation, who vouched for the investigation, and ultimately vouched for the seriousness of the allegations and the evidence that accumulated -- >> ron, let me just jump in here. >> yeah. >> and people didn't care during watergate until they cared. it took them a while. i'm not sure we have the same sort of republican, you know, in office now. but go on. sorry to interrupt. >> no, we don't because, you know, what we really had among republicans are just two branches. one, like marco rubio, ted cruz, stefanik, who have preemptively dismissed the hearin

white house chief of staff, ron klain, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you for having me, i appreciate it. >> all right, coming up, the new warning about our country in crisis from the former vice president, and i'm not talking about mike pence. also, how the january six committee could be getting closer to an explosive new subpoena battle unlike any other fights thus far. first, of course, my colleague richard louis is with us today for the other top news stories. richard? >> simone, good to see you on this sunday. california wildfires near yosemite national parks are forcing more evacuations. it's ballooned to more than 14,000 acres and destroyed ten structures. california's governor discolored a state of emergency in the county. the fire started friday and a 0% contained. this afternoon, more than one quarter of the country under heat alerts. record breaking temperatures are possible in 20 states. the cold front is expected to move into the northeast and mid-atlantic tomorrow. the pacific northwest is looking at dangerously hot con

or ron desantis to run for president and her as vice president. guest: there's certainly a lot of republicans who are talking that way and we saw images, even in 2016, of nikki haley with tim scott and marco rubio. she was a rubio supporter in that primary. nikki haley is clearly positioning herself to run for president. she said she won't run if the former president runs while ron desantis has made no such commitment and is positioning himself to run no matter what happens. we will see if nikki haley revisits that but she is one of the names a lot of people are looking at very seriously. desantis obviously, former vice president pence, former secretary of state pompeo, and maybe others will get in. current senator ted cruz, texas senator, clearly would like to run again, thinks he has some standing as a runner-up from 2016. republicans have a lot of history of nominating the previous runner-up in the next competitive primaries. if former president trump doesn't run, there could be a big field, and we saw 16, 17 candidates in 2016. we could see so

ron, no, no, no, no, you don't, you have to acknowledge it's pretty good. the first half of the year is much better than feared, don't you think? >> with respect to the economy >> sure. >> oh, yeah. kelly, i never suggested that we're currently in the recession. the risk is down the curve and the yield is inappropriately inverted to the ten-year yield as the person who studied this most closely has pointed out on twitter all day today and the economy is still growing well, gdp is not in real terms, but the job market certainly is. although our colleague sarah eisen pointed out in the household survey, there are 300,000 jobs lost which accounted for the downtick in the overall workforce participation rate so there are a few signs on the horizon. what i'm pointing out is the federal reserve as it continues to raise rates probably needs to take a look at what's happening in europe because they could have a very, very difficult winter that leads to a broad and deep recession that will have some repercussions outside their borders. >> well, they're in a pickle i

and you know, ron's nuclear program and the gc, if you are being the last one. but americans have always had one undertaking that has been removing this actions of their that they, they've never done that. that's the problem. they look for a conflict with site if i could, if i could amplify your very important point about sanctions, sanctions, once imposed by the united states are almost impossible to remove, not legally but politically. and i to, i'll take you back to 990. that's how old i am, because i clearly remember this. when nelson mandela was finally released in south africa from prison. and there was an election the 1st democratically democratic election in south africa. he was elected president. and they, he wanted to come to the united states. he had to apply for a waiver because he was still on the terrorist list. nelson mandela was still on the terrorist list. so these sanctions are extremely hard to remove politically, even with an administration that wants to do so. and clearly, president biden has stated, he does not want to do so. i guess if you

or ron desantis to run for president and her as vice president. guest: there's certainly a lot of republicans who are talking that way and we saw images, even in 2016, of nikki haley with tim scott and marco rubio. she was a rubio supporter in that primary. nikki haley is clearly positioning herself to run for president. she said she won't run if the former president runs while ron desantis has made no such commitment and is positioning himself to run no matter what happens. we will see if nikki haley revisits that but she is one of the names a lot of people are looking at very seriously. desantis obviously, former vice president pence, former secretary of state pompeo, and maybe others will get in. current senator ted cruz, texas senator, clearly would like to run again, thinks he has some standing as a runner-up from 2016. republicans have a lot of history of nominating the previous runner-up in the next competitive primaries. if former president trump doesn't run, there could be a big field, and we saw 16, 17 candidates in 2016. we could see so

turns out, it's ron johnson. ( as johnson ) uh, uh, what? what? huh? what's that? what's that, stranger? sure i'll take your bag on the airplane? oh, and you have some balloons filled with white powder you want me to put them where? okey-doke. ( laughter ) when this came out, johnson tried to avoid talking to reporters, but like most things, he's not very good at that. ( as johnson, miming phone ) >> stephen: "ope, nope, i'm on pthe phone. uh-huh, now i'm going through a tunnel! ( mimics static ) can't talk. oh, i'm in the shower! wait, i'm trapped in a box. i'm trapped in-- oh, it's raining, better put up this umbrella. whoo! oh, it's so windy. it's so windy! ( laughter and applause ) whoo! help me, mary poppins! help me! ( applause ) these hearings, day after day, are making the committee's case powerfully. and a lot of people are watching, and one of those people is former president p.p. barnum. i'm sure he doesn't want to watch, but they've trapped him with his biggest weakness: mentioning his name. reportedly, he's tucked away at his bedminster golf club, vent

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it is good to see ron desantis and you two ladies doing something about it. thank you for your time and best luck with your elections. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> todd: possible punishment submitted for the border agents on horseback who did absolutely nothing wrong. i will tell you everything they know so far. >> carley: and an entire family including children are forced to jump from the window of their burning apartment building. >> [screaming] >> we got you, we got you, come on! good job! >> carley: we will be talking to the hero officers who helped save the lives and absolutely incredible rescue coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: texas governor greg abbott with power to return illegal immigrants back to points of entry at the border. >> carley: brooke singman with the latest of the show down between taxes and the federal government. brooke, good morning. >> hey, good morning carley, todd. that is texas governor greg abbott taking address and his own hands with the executive order to address the chaos at the border. in point of national guard a

anna, paul brought up ron desantis. obviously he's kind of the hottest commodity in the republican party right now. he's seen as a potential alternative to trump by many people. he has tons of money in the bank. if trump's already in the race, do you feel like that blunts the opportunity for desantis to really launch a challenge? >> you know, first thing ron desantis has to do is win the governor's race and win it strongly, right? it showed that he is dominating in this very important state. look, i live in florida, i'm in florida right now. donald trump is in florida, ron desantis is in florida. you know, part of me wonders how much of this that donald trump is supposedly considering doing announcing early, has to do because he can't stand the fact that the spotlight is moving on from him and that people are talking more and more about ron desantis and others as successors and people that would be better nominees with less baggage. and i sometimes ask myself what would happen if donald trump tried to show ron desantis

but for now, the university of to ron, professor se added mohammed mirandi says that the united states is being hypocritical. when criticizing rushes, military operation in ukraine, i believe that the united states is on the decline. and that's something that the iranians have been telling turkey. among other united states is, has been on the decline or decades now. crisis in the wrong capitalism, the endless wars. and of course these and this wars are make the western position on ukraine quite ironic because on the one and the condemned russia for the war. but on the other hand, they initiated wars and rock on libya. they supported this, so he's in yemen. they've imposed brutal sanctions on venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. and they can, they carried out a dirty war in syria. so there are really no positions to talk about crane and the russian role there and the ron russia, china, these are countries on the rise. they are powerful. china is of course, a global power. russia is a major power. iran is the most powerful country in west asia and the united states . and nato simply do not have t

i get it the importance of police as does ron desantis. that is why people are flock towing florida. it's a quality of life issue. and that's the thing f you're going to california, okay, to open up a business, okay, that is like going to mardi gras to get sober. the wrong environment to do it in, all i'm saying. >> jimmy, look forward to find out what is in your background that couldn't pass a check. >> you don't want to know. elizabeth: jimmy failla, one and only jimmy. great having you on. >> you're the best. elizabeth: you too. critics ripping into dr. fauci, new analysis what went wrong in his pandemic leadership. dr. marty makary next on "the evening edit." ♪ it never looked like real food. with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells like actual food. as he's aged, he's still quite energetic and youthful. i really attribute that to diet. get started at longlivedogs.com when you're tired of looking at your tired old bath, we fit your style, with hundreds of design options. i really attribute that to diet. bath

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i'm ron swisher. it is great to host these two great guests with us. . >>> i'm ron swisher and it has been a great joy to have this program on pentecost. i mentioned earlier that we were on youtube. and i'm sure this will be on youtube, thanks to kpix. because this is a lot of information about pentecost. it is because reverend carol estes and reverend jim hopkins has been with us. >>> in our final few minutes, what would you add to what you have said? anything that we could walk away with on that spirit? because you have said so much. >> i'm thinking about during may at lakeshore we have had this emphasis, on pentecost, we are going to talk about the importance of fresh air and the challenge is going to all of us is receive a breath of fresh air and be a breath of fresh air in your communities. to play with that analogy, and how important fresh air is in this, on our planet right now. >> i recall when you were in oakland you were active in community organizing. some of that i'm sure still affects you

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>> look, there's ron desantis imitations everywhere. greg abbott in texas is jealous of ron desantis and he's trying to do things like this. yes, this gets you positive coverage on the ben shapiro show and right wing media, it's in this ethos that they're taking down the cultural left a peg, taking down gays and lesbians. the lawsuit is tied to the lawsuit bounties in texas. that's how they're enforcing these laws, through the courts. if you're a lawyer representing a school district, you may not be anti-gay but you might not want to have to deal with getting sued so you might be giving advice to teachers, you can't do certain types of projects. this is what my daughter brought home for school for valentine's day. they asked each kid to make a valentine. is that instruction? that seems like instruction to me, if you're telling a kid to make a valentine for your family, if it's a gay family or lgbtq family of any kind. if you have one parent of another kid in that class who is uncomfortable with that, they could sue the teacher. so you c

ron desantis is not staying at home and staying quiet. he seems to be laying the groundwork right now to challenge trump. >> he's been the beneficiary of all of the negative news about trump in these january 6th hearings and elsewhere. every time a trump challenger -- trump-endorsed person falls, everyone says, man, does trump still have the juice? >> desantis is looking good to some of the big money donors. >> exactly and has been noticeably kawhquiet when it co to defending trump and getting behind him in the ways you have seen other governors and people who might potentially run for president some day. senators are falling all over themselves to praise the president and ron desantis is just raking in the donors. >> i think we talk about the fallout from january 6th. look at some of the quotes from people, i can't even say who they are, they're all unnamed and off the record, "the new york times," one trusted current adviser calls the testimony a killer. this paints a picture of trump completely unhinged and completely losing all contro

that is not how ron desantis thinks. he really -- if he gets involved in the national race, it's because the polling on the president's side is not going in the right direction. he wants to go into it, he would go into it as would a mike pompeo or a glenn youngkin possibly. look, it's too early in the game to know, martha. that's the reality where we are right now. it's a wait and see game. i think president trump will move quickly to announce his run and i think that then the other candidates will see what happens following the january 6th committee. the president continues to have very strong support nationally. >> martha: fascinating to see who runs on both sides. jehmu, mercedes, joe, thank to you. happy fourth of july. so a message from bill bennett about what it means to be a proud american as the nation transforms before our eyes over the past couple weeks. a number of significant ways when we come back. >> even on our worst day, we are blessed to live in america. [lazer beam and sizzling sounds] ♪♪ i recommen

i'm getting reaction from wisconsin senator ron johnson today. but first, here's a look at where the markets ended. a really strong month of july after a week of huge economic developments. the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another 75 basis points and gdp shrinking by 1% in the second quarter bring the u.s. into a recession and the inflation hotter than expected and president biden touts an almost $370 billion spending plan to combat the climate crisis. joining me right now is the former acting chair of the white house council of economic advisers tyler good speed and andy putzer. gentlemen, good to see you and thank you for being here. tyler, i'll start with you and take a look at the week that was. feds raising rates 75 basis points and all the economic data gdp and taking us into recession and how do you assess the week that was? >> yes, there was a lot going on and a lot to digest. look, i was talking with one of the members of the nber recession dating committee earlier this week. i don't think they'll officially call it a recessi

ron howard does know how to do this stuff. 0k, yes, and i loved apollo 13. so, we move to...? animated — 0k, dc league of super—pets. animated super—animals, lex luther captures a bunch of superheroes, puts them in cages, and then, it's left to an assortment of, you know, superman's dog and a bunch of shelter dogs to save the day. the voice artists are dwaynejohnson, kevin hart, and kate mckinnon as hela's guinea pig, who's gone over to the dark side and dreams of world domination. i kind of sat there, watching this, thinking, "ok, this is a dog's dinner of a movie." this is something in which a bunch of people have sat around and gone, "you know, are there any holes "in the superhero market that we haven't plugged yet? "why don't we try and see whether this works?" all the individual voice artists sound like they're on different planets, notjust in different rooms. the plot is weirdly — sometimes it's really stupid, and sometimes it's unnecessarily complicated. it's notjust that i'm not the target audience — look at the lego movie, look at how great that was. look a

he knows that ron desantis is a tough candidate. as someone who kind of balances out the weaknesses of drum. i think as a potentially heads into a third presidential race, he's nervous about the prospect of running against ron desantis. running against ron >> a new polling is showing job biden at the lowest approval rating. lower than trump or obama at their lowest. our polls like this driving not just trump but frankly anybody looking at the race? >> is certainly has an impact. on the democratic side, there's a frustration that there is a lack of leadership. a vacuum of a strong message that could push back against a lot of the policies that the republicans are passing across the country. at the same time, almost the ceiling that democrats have to own the positions when it comes to the economy, a lot of the circumstances that led to where we are at frankly have happened under the trump ministration. we really would like for there to be more of a strong message, rather than feeling like we are on defense all the time. i think you wi

how significant could these results be for him, ron carter? hugely significant because if you go into the background just over 3 months ago, it combined opposition lines out there to ron con, with the work of no confidence after dad siobhan showed a prime minister of the country have done shop bought became the chief minister of this province, but only after he was able to buy the loyalty of some of em, ron cons, party members, and then form the government were deemed in legal because of a constitutional clause. door to people were disqualified and therefore judge by election would head into more fall for providence in the country or the maximum number of seats and parliament. and therefore, it is indeed an old menace signed for the government richard hanging on on edge because they know what they're doing. are they, they do not have the numbers to be able to continue with a format. and de m, ron con, of course, has been saying that they should be fed and re election that soon as possible in order to get a proper mandate for the government to

i want to hear both of you, but let me just say this, ron, i do think you're a great journalist, and i think you're a nice strategist, and i'm very sorry that my other guest tried to insult you and that i had to keep going. i'm just kidding. gentlemen, we're not going to resolve this today, but you know what? guess what tomorrow is another day. #scarlet o'hara. we'll be right back. >>> a sitting congressman was attacked at a rally. but the suspect who attacked that sitting member was released just hours later without bail. we'll discuss why next. >> you're done, you're done. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye pro

none other than ron desantis. take a look. >> yeah -- >> i'm sorry, trying to go to the desantis bite. let's take a look at that. >> desantis sort of admitted it was time to move on when asked if he accepted joe biden as the president-elect. >> it's not for me to do. here's what i would say. you know, obviously we did our thing in florida. the college voted. you know, what's going to happen is going to happen. >> now, it's a faux casual style -- we did our thing, the electoral college always votes, but it's different than trump's big lie. >> it did. had shades of josh hawley running away. he didn't want to get too close to the danger of the mob, so he tried to distance himself and give himself some wiggle room for the future. i think desantis is actually very cagey and cunning in that sense. that's why tucker carlson is circumspect about embracing him and thinks trump is the answer, is the key. all you have to do is go to youtube, go to c-span, and watch desantis's speeches. desantis is extremely boring. i think d

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we're expecting to hear more about that during vladimir putin trip to, to ron. well, to get more on this now we're going to go live to professor sad mohammed mirandi at the university of to ren, thanks for joining us on the program again. so if russia and iran have basically one thing in common, i mean that's definitely the fact that they are both under extreme political and economic pressure from the west. so how significant do you think this bilateral, bilateral cooperation is going to help them step up to these challenges they face together? it is extremely important because as you pointed out, the 2 countries are sanctioned. therefore, neither side is worry about being sanctioned. so they can trade in bass without fear of any extra repercussions from a 3rd party, and therefore their banks can cooperate. they can invest in each other. and we have a number of priorities that are being discussed or carried out between the 2 countries. there is the north south transit corridor, which will link russia 3 ron to the persian gulf and the indian ocean. and which will

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so like at the end of the tunnel ahead of another summit in 10, ron the gremlins spokesperson. busy called the trilateral agreements, the only international format that is keeping serious stable. here's what else we heard from mr. pess. gov in his latest interview. graham, i'd say to give you the new choice to the main purpose of the visit to iran east, to participate in the summit of the ascent troika, the guarantor countries of the syrian settlement process, russia, iran, and turkey, which is a very important format that has shown its viability and is the only international format that is currently contributing to resolve in the searing conflict. russia and a ran are now the most sanctioned countries in the world. but the latest efforts by the western european countries to isolate russia only led to closer ties between russia in the islamic republic, russian and iranian companies apparently have nothing to lose now. trade in national currencies is picking up pace, ties are being expanded in so many areas from space exploration to joined car manufacturing. the 2 countries are

what's interesting, going back to ron clarences all of the -- back to ron klain, all of the leaks, none of the leaks can easily be traced to ron klain. i think ron klain is getting some of the leaks out there. maybe he doesn't want his boss to run for re-election in 2024. i think your point is a sound one, that the congress and the president is to their mild defense fairly limited as far as what they can do about inflation, monetary policy obviously a federal reserve function. he should have talked more about the changes the federal reserve has to make. to me that's not presidential overstepping, that's statesman statesmanship amidst record high inflation. dagen: what they shouldn't have done in april was extend the moratorium on making student loan payments which is a giant stimulus largely to rich people. unemployment was already down about 3 and-a-half, 3.6%, inflation was already running at a clip of 8 and-a-half, 8.6%. and they made this extension, again, this giant handout to rich people who don't have to pay doctors and lawyers, don't have to make payments on their student loans.

i want you to respond, ron but let's talk about this. get ready because people get really upset when you talk about the president's poll numbers, right? they get really mad. a poll puts the arpproval ratin at 31%. does it make sense for democrats to go with the strategy when so many americans disapprove with the performance? >> doug is right there is a risk in this environment that with the president's approval this low and on track sentiment is this high, some of these candidates might get through and win but on balance, this is not a crazy strategy for democrats. we saw in that 2010 election that doug mentioned democrats won senate races in nevada and delaware as i recall. and then in 2012, missouri, they win senate races in missouri and indiana and each case largely because they had candidates republican candidates who are out of the main stream. he noted the cutoff number of a bomb obama approval of 46% in 2010. they thought democrats could survive in that area. the difference is, don, we talked about this before and see it in the cn

i support ron desantis. i love donald trump. i think you did a wonderful job and if he were to be the republican antedate again, i would definitely vote for him and i would send him money. but i think he brings in too much baggage. i think we need to get someone who doesn't have all the pent-up hatred by the middle. not the left. the left, you could put mother teresa in as a republican and left with a terrible things about her and hate her. it's all about hating any republican. i think that desantis is going to do a good job. i don't think he brings the baggage. but i'm afraid, and this is what i think is going to happen, i think that liz cheney is going to put her hat in the ring. i think that george soros and all the democrats are going to say ok, go vote for cheney in the republican primary. so that she captures the nomination. and then she will lay down after she gets the nomination and throw the election to the democrat. i'm afraid that's what's going to happen. we are, we are in the inception phase of a civil war in this c