today on inside politics, a jury of the former president s peers. it is jury selection day in georgia. soon, whoever is picked will make a historic decision whether to charge donald trump with trying to sabotage the 2020 election results in georgia. and a deal for one ally, a diss from another. turkey relents and says yes to letting swede sboon the natun i alliance but ukraine with the big demand for respect and entering nato now and not later. plus, bad blood, donald trump said he has problems with iowa s governor. and another deep cut, we just learned that the front-runner will skip the headline event for iowa gop voters. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. and we start with grand jury selection in georgia. that panel is expected to consider charges against donald trump and his republican allies for trying to overturn the state s 2020 election. fulton county district attorney fani willis launched the investigation in 2021, shortly
levels set for fiscal year 2022, below the limit set during the negotiation between speaker mccarthy and president biden. you didn t sign that letter. why not? because i don t believe 2022 is enough. i just heard something today that s really disturbing. we will our entire discretionary budgets, all of the expenditures that we have that are not entitled to social security, medicare, medicaid, that entire amount, $1.82 trillion will be debt this year. that s just staggering. defense and nondefense spending will all be accounted for as debt. i think we have to reverse that. and i think we have to go beyond just 2022. remember, the numbers for federal spending went up significantly during covid. and now, we re saying, we re going to just keep those post-covid numbers. i think we ve got to reverse that and go before covid and start looking at those numbers where they re there. cuts even more. while i have you here, i want to ask you about the 2024 race, you