philadelphia. with eight months to go before the first ballot is cast, the conventional wisdom is we re headed for a rematch of 2020. despite one candidate is too old and one is morally unfit. which is why polls don t want this rematch. there s dissatisfaction with both candidates. a poll found 70% of respondents said biden shouldn t run and 60% said trump shouldn t run. what are the odds that when a all is said and done, the democrats nominate someone other than joe biden and republicans select a candidate different than donald trump? back on april 16, i put a polling question in my radio audience asking if they agreed with this statement. neither biden nor trump will be their 2024 nominee. more than 35% of 20,000 plus who voted agreed with that statement. maybe my listeners are on to something. this week bernard goldberg wrote the following. suddenly a biden/trump rematch doesn t seem so inevitable. republicans want a candidate who believes trump won in 2020, but the democr
sunday morning. feels great. doesn t it? it does. it is may 14th. happy mother s day. i hope you mothers out there are lounging in bed getting served coffee or tea and pampered today. this morning, officials along the u.s.-mexico border say they are not seeing the chaos after the elimination of title 42. leaders are expected to meet this week. the warning from the white house as that crucial june date inches closer. a cease fire appears to be holding after days of violence and 30 deaths. the likelihood this truce holds and the reaction from the biden administration. it s a thousand times the power of the u.s. electrical grid. but the lights don t flicker at home taking a shot. inside the lab that achieved the stunning scientific break through in nuclear fusion. the advancement that has scientists excited coming up. we begin with the situation at the southern border. a top official says there s quote no increase of migrants trying to cross into the country afte
these extraordinary times. the beat starts right now. hi, ari. hi, nicolle. this is one of those nights. we are tracking several developments, including a brand-new hearing over evidence in a case alleging unlawful lies by fox news. if you re thinking, wait, is this a rerun? did i dvr this? no, this is a different multibillion dollar case that the network is dealing with while reeling from the other original record defamation settlement in the defamation case. that is big. we re going to get to that. also, more tom hanks. we have new material from our interview that s airing tonight for the first time. it will be new, and i m excited to share it with you. we begin with cascading set backs and a political request that s backfiring in public with house republicans pushing on on their deep state in that nothing burger report from trump and bill barr s hand picked attorney general. you can make up your own mind about the evidence, because these kind of things involve eviden
the digital revolution has rocked the music business, changing the way we buy, play, and discover new music. 1989 sounds exactly like taylor swift, even when it sounds like nothing she s ever tried before. beyonce released an album last night, and the internet went insane over it. kendrick lamar has won the pulitzer prize now rap music s attempting to speak out in protest. karlie b. the one and only rihanna. i like our music. how do you feel about breaking drake s singing record? it s insane. these days with the genre line so blurred, anything is possible. don t believe me just watch i know a place where the grass is really greener the music of the early 2010s was marked by this ground swell of energy and good feeling. girls we re undeniable i remember being in the club and hearing california girl and just thinking, something has changed. so raise your glass if you are there are all these turbo pop songs. like a g6 mar
formerly president and would be the largest story in the political universe if it were about anyone else who has fewer legal problems. that is my factual introduction to the ongoing civil defamation and sexual assault/rape trial for donald trump. e. jean carroll alleges donald trump raped her in the 1990s. today is the sixth day of the trial and we are learning a lot as we are right in the heart of it. the jury also heard in a way from trump himself, but not live. instead, this jury, which is assessing these very serious allegations, heard from trump in a deposition that was taped in okay. now, there s no video of this new deposition available. we do know broadly what it looks like. it s a contrast to past depositions that trump faced. we also can tell you reporting today in what is a small portion of a 45-minute deposition was reported as evidence. this is something off the top i want to explain why it matters before i go any further. donald trump as a legal and political ma