republicans will win back the house but the senate remains a toss up with races in arizona, pennsylvania being the deciding factor. carley: the president insist voters are behind him. look at what we ve got done. name me a president that has got as much done as i have in the first two years. not a joke. the vast majority of american people do like what i ve got done. carley: kevin corke live in washington. kevin? that s certainly debatable. good morning to both of you. that was quite the prognostication by the man who wrongly predicted that inflation would be transitory and the pandemic was over when it wasn t. now he says, don t worry. things are going to be just fine. in fact he is sure that we will not end up in a recession. there is no guarantee. i do not think there will be a recession. if there is it ll be a slight recession. we ll move down slightly. so much has been accomplished that the idea that there is something as a recession is just not there. let s
georgia, and pennsylvania considered toss-ups, republicans are making final pitches on the issues that matter most to voters. mark kelly got a few more years in office, would continue to vote rubberstamp for joe biden s failed agenda. i think democrats will vote republican up and down the ticket. john fetterman has been blocking their efforts and my opponent is fighting cash bail. we got to get out and vote and change it, i m tired of hearing people complain, all i m hearing now in washington is people complaining. they did it, people on the left did it. carley: marianne with more on what the president is thinking. marianne: latest fox new power rarngs shows gop 231 to 204 over dems and factor in toss-ups, republicans still ahead 215 to 189 with 31 potential toss-ups. in the senates gop has a lead with four toss-ups there, despite number of showing republican advantage, president biden touting what he s managed to do so far. president biden: they re concerned if i
as we come on the air, new details coming in about the ninth and maybe last january 6th hearing, now less than 24 hours away. what new evidence the committee is planning to share. who they ll hear from, who we won t, and how the committee might use all of those eternal messages that they have their own internal messages that they have their own hands on. a member of the far right militia group oath keepers is on the stand as we speak, what he told the jurors about the massive stockpile of weapons the group was stashing at a virginia hotel on january 6th. how the abortion controversy is changing the play for the race for senate or not. and spoiler, more not. we re live on the campaign trail. i m hallie jackson in washington. good to be with you. with me is nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali and former attorney and former cia official chuck rosenberg. let s start with what we know what we think is the last hearing and we have to caveat a little bit. first, al
for neutron stars which are created by dead suns coliding. welcome to world news america on pbs, in the uk and around the globe. the italian prime minister, mario draghi, has resigned after he lost the support of three coalition parties in his government. he s the former president of the european central bank, and he d been widely credited with bringing economic stability to the country through the coronavirus pandemic. mr draghi s been asked to continue in a caretaker capacity until the election which will take place in september. for the latest on the political crisis engulfing europe s third largest economy, i spoke to our rome correspondent, mark lowen. what happens now, because he still in charge? he what happens now, because he still in charae? ., what happens now, because he still in charae? . . ., in charge? he will remain in charge until the snap in charge? he will remain in charge until the snap election in charge? he will remain in charge until the snap ele
good evening, peter. good evening, bret. people with student debt can start applying to have some of it canceled in october. right before the midterms. but it s unclear how many democrats are going to make canceling student debt part of their midterm campaigns. the amount of deficit reduction we have seen is enough to pay for this program. peter: that doesn t clear up where the money is coming from. some democrats are seeking distance including congressman jake awesomen clots. i think with similar amounts of money you could have extended pell grants medical debt for household throughout the united states. this would be more fair. and congressman tim ryan. i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. a lot of people making 30, 40 grand a year that didn t go to college and they need help as well. peter: the vice president claims the republicans are being hypocritical. a are the of the same people who are criticizing what we rightly d