ballot, he would spike the ball and go with the decision. deporting and building the wall, he did it in 16, he didn t get it done. he owes answers to the questions, he has not been willing to do that. rich: tom emmer has endorsed trump. the top five republicans in the leadership has enforced him, so has senator tom cotton. sandra: thank you, rich. good to see you. john. john: keep this going. bring in jonathan turley, constitutional law attorney and fox news contributor. so, the maine secretary of state says she has a constitutional duty and the authority to remove president trump from the ballot. listen to what she told abc news live yesterday night. united states constitution sets the qualification for presidential candidates. i cannot place an 18-year-old on
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out. you know that for the people who have lost loved ones, there are so many families here collectively embracing them because everyone knew everyone here. i know you just spoke with fema officials, and they understand there is enormous need here. they certainly do. for those still living in the midst of the mounds of misfortune really i think is what it is, fema wants them to know that help is available. they are on the ground. even for those who are uninsured, which is all too often the case in a number of these scenarios. one of the poorest counties in the country. 35% of the population is at or below the poverty line, which could make the recovery effort all too great. david viewed which is why you are going to be here this evening anchoring. we will have much more on abc news live.
message of bipartisanship and optimism. david? the state of the unions are always fascinating, mary. the case will be if he s able to strike an optimistic tone, if he can convince americans to stay the course here, making the case that the benefits are still to come. we ll see how he does tonight. and the republican response, as well, mary, thank you. of course, martha, mary, the entire team, all here for abc news live coverage in prime time, that s a short time from now, the state of the union address and the republican response, tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. of course, we ll see you for that. the president expected to surely mention russia, vladimir putin, and the war in ukraine. and it all comes as ukraine tonight is now claiming the last 24 hours have been the deadliest for russian forces since the start of the war. and tonight, where ukrainian troops are now training on those first german tanks. abc s tom soufi burridge in ukraine tonight. reporter: tonight,
opening hit abc news live tonight with lindsay davis. screaming , yes, we are honored. abc s 20/20 winner of three emmy awards for excellence. thank you for making 2020 friday night s most watched and most honored newsmagazine, the man you just tackled, demanding answers. raymond natalie. let s just dance for the ghida joins us now. we start with a throwback to the 90s. felt like the ninety nine nineteen ninety seven at last night s people people s choice award. that s because of that lady right there, shania twain, putting on an incredible performance in pink hair. the skin tight bodysuit, the fifty seven years young, pretty much singer, absolutely killing it. and on stage, she was there to take home the music icon trophy and she made it even more epic with this line about fellow honoree ryan reynolds, as she said that he spoke out on , oh, so you re ryan . i don t mean we had ryan seems