stand? less than a week after the bipartisan framework was publicly announced, it now seems that the two sides, as i expected, still have a lot of work to do. this week, texas senator john cornyn who was booed at the texas gop convention for his role in those negotiations, walked out a meeting with democratic negotiators, saying, it s fish or cut bait through talking. at issue are too central provisions of framework. one, red flag laws and how congress should ascent the vice states to docket them. a so-called boyfriend loophole. what method should be used that would be barred from purchasing fire arms. at this point, it is unclear whether the sticking points could pose a fatal threat to negotiations, but blue states are not waiting to find out. this month, near governor kathy hochul signed a slew of bills into law designed to curb gun violence, including raising the age to purchase semiautomatic rifles. new jersey and california or are considering their own safety packages. n
georgia voters are mortified than ever with the primaries just two days away, we ve got new numbers from georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger s office, and it shows early voting in the peak state surged ahead of tuesday s primaries. 2022 s total is up to 112% from 2020. and 2020 was a presidential election year, so that s pretty good. now let s look at the party lines, we ve got republicans who cast nearly 500,000 early ballots, while democrats cast just over 368,000. so, what insight can early voting numbers and the primaries actually tell us about how things will shake out in the general? i m so glad you asked, because we have nbc news correspondent ellison barber, on the ground in hot land to break it down, welcome ellison. okay, so nearly 900,000 people voted early in a primary, in a midterm here. what is happening and what can this mean for november? yeah, i, mean it s a really big deal for me when i look at those numbers and think, what does it mean as we mov
Joining us tonight. Cnn prime time with abby philip. Starts right now. These days it seems like the epicenter of american secrets isnt the cia, the pentagon or even the white house. Its maralago, where donald trump apparently likes to keep and tell those secrets. Good evening, i am abby philip, and tonight, abc and the New York Times both reporting that, after lady leaving the white house, trump told a club member at maralago Sensitive Information about u. S. Nuclear submarines. That number is not only a for national, but hes also an australian billionaire who allegedly spread that information to more than a dozen foreign officials. Among the allegations that trump shared the number of nuclear warheads, those submarines carried. And how close they can get to russian submarines without being detected. Now, trump is, of course, already under investigation for his handling of government secrets, and for keeping classified documents at maralago. And they certainly fits into that pattern. B
nearly 60% of americans believe that biden has made the economy worse. in a minute, james carville joins me to react to all of that. first, here s another case of how some democrats are spinning today. let s not forget, donald trump has three fewer candles on his birthday cake than joe biden. he also has 91 more criminal counts on his record than joe biden. if, a year from now, these numbers are the same, and this were a referendum, he would be in deep trouble, he would not when that. joe biden has incredible record to run. i will note that this poll has a margin of error of 6% when you are talking about democrats. if jim messina says we are bed-wetters, invest in pampers and depends. because a lot of people are terrified that joe biden is in real trouble. joining me now is former league strategist for bill clinton s 1992 presidential campaign. and the coast co-host of politics war room. james carville himself. james, thank you for being here. these polls seem to ge
Bonifaz. Then we continue to speak with dr. Bandy lee, the yale psychiatrist who is leading a discussion of Mental Health professionals, deeply concerned about President Trumps psychological instability. She organized the duty to warn conference and edited the book the dangerous case of donald trump 27 psychiatrists and Mental Health experts assess a president. We are pushing for an evaluation, warning about dangerousness, exley trying ours our best to educate the public so people will be aware. In whatl be affirmed theyre saying. They will be educated on the depths of what they are seeing, and also that there is a way of dealing with the situation. And go but first, an update on a future ofd shape the the right to protest in the United States. Final arguments are underway today in washington, d. C. , for the first trial of the nearly 200 demonstrators arrested during President Trumps inauguration. The defendants face alterable felony and misdemeanor charges and up to 50 years in priso