top of the hour this tuesday morning, i m jim sciutto. and i m erica hill, it is a busy hour ahead to let s gigt rue to it. a horrific scene during monday night football, damar hamlin in a hospital after the 24-year-old collapsed on the field following a violent collision in the game against the cincinnati bengals. on the field reacting in shock and horror in those moments. medical staff performed cpr on hamlin for some nine minutes before his heartbeat was restored. he was driven out of the staid in an ambulance. that game ultimately suspended by the nfl. the bills updating this morning that hamlin did suffer card rack arrest after the tackle. we ll take you live to cincinnati to get the latest on his condition in just a moment. it was so hard for us to watch and i m sure for many of you. we ll do what we can to answer questions. and also a new congress begins with republicans in control. but there is still a battle underway. republican lawmakers are meeting behind clo
make those lifesaving changes? i m glad to see they get it done but they learned from georgia. getting rid this is how government should work. getting rid of the regulations and get it done. the bigger picture. i agree with patrick. is the president and vice president having to campaign that much? no, they are dismissing their primary opponents. i think robert kennedy junior interesting to see how it plays out. at the same point in time their problem is that you look at their poll numbers. they are tanking. they are having to struggle. they are having to rebuild the trust. if 2024 came tomorrow they are in trouble. american people don t care about poll numbers bust the numbers on the stock market. if stock up is 11%, 12 million new jobs. harris: congressman murphy. you know what they really care
covid that we heard yesterday, we had democrats rebutting and saying okay, let s talk about this information from the former president during covid. what is your message to win back the house? thank you for your question, two things, first president biden was his administration, and house democrats did. with people a series of transformative laws to help american family, such as there while democrats want to rebuild highways, republicans focused, on and here is the second thing, they spent enormous congressional resources to do a congressional hearing to complain about twitter. so when you talk about how we implement the amazing laws the democrats pass, with extreme maga republicans, or focusing on issues that the american people don t care about right now. good morning, congressman,
we know kate bedingfield was on yesterday, she said the american people don t care much about this. they care about inflation and listed a few other important issues. what should we deduce by the white house putting out this spokesperson from the white house counsel s office that maybe they think this is of greater interest than they re seeing in front of the curtain? i think if you look at timing, this is about trying to take out some of the pressure in the briefing room. they wanted to try to get some of these questions from reporters about today s search out of the way. but a very intentional choice there by the white house to have ian sams, the spokesman for the white house council s office appear in front of the west wing entrance of the white house and not at the briefing room podium with the seal of the white house behind him. that s a very intentional choice to try to put some distance, as we ve seen how this has played
update from capitol hill. representative scott perry giving an update on negotiations. let s listen in. accept the status quo, we ve been able to force, to force some rule changes to make things better. even so, even so we gave out and look we ve been working on this since last summer. i worked personally on it since last summer and i said i anticipate this moment, we would like to avoid this moment so let s start working on all of these issues right now. issues that will work for the american people. because the american people don t care who the speaker is, they care that they re paying $5 for a dozen eggs. they care that they can t afford their energy bills. they care about about a wide open border and rampant crime in their communities. so how are we going to fix this if we keep doing the same things and getting the statement outcomes. so in the summertime we were