petraeus. he is in a tier of his own. let s talk about second place, jessica. right now, ron desantis reworking his campaign. he s cut more than a third of his staff. how does this reworking ultimately translate into more voters? that s the big question, can they convert this reset into actually rising in the polls and more fundfundraising. they re saying look, we ll get him on the road, we re leaner and meaner, we ll see him on the bus tour later this week and more in iowa. this started out as a national campaign, they were going to be everywhere. it wasn t just the early states and then it shrunk. sand now we re seeing them with their eye so focused on iowa. they ve got to do well, of course, as those will be the first votes in all of this. 38 members of their staff, those stories, the reset stories keep coming. usually, the campaigns want to drop that and move on.
states of america, joe biden. and, the entire ride in crime family. i will totally obliterate the deep state. i m quoting now from this new york times story, quote, mr. trump s promise fits into a larger movement on the right to get the fbi overall, a justice department the conservatives claim has been weaponized against, them and abandon the norm which many republicans view as a facade that the government should operate independently from the president. according to the report, one of the figures involved in this reworking of the doj is jeffrey clark, you might remember that name because the former president tried to make him the attorney general during his final days in office, as part of his effort to overturn the election. joining us, now charlotte savage who shores a byline on the, story also andrew mccabe cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former deputy director, and for a, time the victim of the hunger for political payback. meaning through this, i was
here, someone who had at one point in her life been a recipient of snap, and she said that the way that she sees the reworking in this bill is basically just moving who is the most vulnerable and who is being targeted. she is someone who we re looking at as someone who is likely to vote against this bill, though she hasn t decided yet. certainly work requirements for certain antipoverty programs like this one were one of the key concerns from democrats and from progressives that now they re seeing what it actually looks like in this bill. and republicans are now even trying to play defense on it. mike, is there a plan b if this bill should not get through congress? there is always that question around the 14th amendment. it is that potential avenue for the president to unilaterally sort of address this debt ceiling challenge by saying the full, faith and credit of the u.s. cannot be challenged. that s the wording of the 14th amendment. the white house president himself has largely