starship inaugural test flight indigenous 2.5 minutes after takeoff. the rocket had no crew members onboard tumbled out of control what spacex called a rapid, unplanned disassembly. spacex also said it learned a tremendous amount from the test and called it quite a show. the effort comes after years of explosive tests regulatory hurdles in public hyping from musk. news continues. let s hand it over to pamela brown and cnn prime time. pamela anderson. thank you so much tonight the race for the white house getting clear on one end and more dramatic on the other sources say president biden is ready to formally announced his reelection bid as soon as next week for the latest details, we turn to cnn s phil mattingly, who joins us now from the white house. so what s the latest phil? you know, pamela four months the president s top advisers have been very clear behind the scenes that the president was going to launch a reelection campaign. what they weren t clear on was when that wo
rupert murdoch for dominion to drop its demand that there be a fulsome in primetime acknowledgement of what fox news had done, but what this is, is just the nature of fox news written large there a propaganda outfit not through and through. there are credible journalists there. there are people who occasionally make reasonable points. but by and large the general tone has been that if when they started and this is the point that i came here to make when they started in the mid nineties. if they had committed themselves to being a responsible right of center. honest journalistically credible operation. not only would that have been okay, it would have been a blessing. maybe the name bernie goldberg rings about bernie was a journalist at cbs news and a good one for a long time colleague of dan rather and walter cronkite later for a long time was on real sports with bryant gumbel on hbo. full disclosure. he and i are
greatly. so, you know, i wouldn t count out bernie. he ll still make a splash. but what strikes me about all of these polls, honestly, is just how boring this primary has been. you know, we re basically the at same numbers time and time again with biden in those low 30s, bernie and elizabeth warren kind of splitting teens, and then we have a few other people who are running at the top five rounding out the top five, and everyone else is marginal, and this has been the case for weeks and months and we re kind of trying to talk about it a little bit more and more, but what will happen is as we get closer to iowa, this thing will change in some direction, and when people actually vote, that s when things get really interesting. well, and it s really interesting, eddie, seeing how voters react to gaffes in the age of trump. dana mi dana milbank had quite an article, a litany of gaffes for
bernie bernie. so you have got somebody like beto o rourke who says i would like to take down parts of the wall and i like medicare for all. how do you pay for that? look for him to go to the left and now he is going to have more pressure from people who are even further to the left. ainsley: if you are a voter and don t know much about him. here are some of his positions is he anti-border wall, he voted against ice, voted against kate s law. voted against the trump tax cuts. he supports single pair healthcare. voted against restrictions on late-term abortions, voted against sanctioning iran and called law enforcement the new jim crow. he told barack obama when barack obama met with him after he lost in noe the big question have you got to ask yourself can you deliver texas wisconsin and pennsylvania? he said i feel i can. did he can deliver texas he has the nomination. that s. steve: that s a big if. brian: that s a huge if. people have been saying texas has been teetering for a whi
third-party candidacy and who knows what else? republicans see that as a boost to president trump s reelection prospects. bernie sanders is going to force democrats to lurch further to the left, further to the progressive, socialist side of the democratic party. you are already seeing candidates trying to out bernie bernie. but they plan to win back the democratic primary in part by using the model that worked in 2016 for the republican nominee. i think i would remind all of your viewers exactly how donald trump won the republican nomination when we had debates, jr. debates, and field debates. we are going to have this same issue on the democratic side so that means the vote is going to be split ten ways, 15 ways, 20 ways. guess which candidate has the core base of support that him? it s bernie sanders. his democratic socialist ideas are now part of the mainstream. democratic primary voters have a choice to since those who copy the state