friday and chris christie is said to be on the verge. this is in addition to already declared challengers nikki haley, asa hutchinson, and viv ecoramaswami. he will decide before june. meanwhile, names being floated for a so-called unity ticket, the idea from the bipartisan group no labels, include democratic senator joe manchin, independent senator kyrsten sinema, and republican larry rolling hogan, the former maryland governor. trump s biggest obstacle still seems to be his own legal entanglements. among them his recent self-incriminating remarks on cnn regarding jack smith s case about the withheld mar-a-lago documents and the investigation into interference in the 2020 election by fulton county, georgia, d.a. fondy willis who signaled a decision from her could be coming in early august. so into this fray finally steps ron desantis. joining me to discuss is gary fineout. he writes for florida playbook for politico. previously worked in the associated press. nice to s
electric vehicles because electric engines can interfere with the sound of a.m. stations. ford went even further, eliminating a.m. from all of its vehicles electric or gas powered, citing its data that a.m. accounts for less than 5% of in-car audio use. cars are where about half of a.m. listening takes place in this country. station owners and advertisers say removing access from car dashboards will kill off many of america s 4,000-plus a.m. stations, 700 of them spanish language. so this week republican senator ted cruz and democratic senator ed markey began pushing the a.m. for every vehicle act. the legislation would direct the national highway traffic safety administration to require automakers to keep a.m. broadcast radios in their vehicles at no additional cost. the two parties, though, seem to have differing interests as to why they want to preserve a.m. s singular role. as the washington post puts it, some democrats are fighting to save stations that often are
now. our camera on the wall, a curious sight at the white house press briefing. yesterday, the wrongful of reporters waiting for sarah sanderson, sp, just as she did, the camera moved off the podium and just south of white house seal, not the press secretary. they chance from briefing to get angles now from on camera to off-camera. the white house is not permitting audio use until after the briefing wraps. at the white house press secretary sean spicer has had just seven media appearances and 18 days. since the president returned from his trip. president trump has not held a full press conference since february. let s talk about with chris stirewalt. are we making too big of a deal out of this? this is a big change for the white house. it s important. it is worth noting because of course every administration would like to be more secretive, every administration would like to share less and be less transparent and accountable. because it would be easier to get things done. but we shou