politicsnation. tonight lead, not there yet. right now, the economic free world is holding its breath. as washington appears to have a way out of this impasse over our debt ceiling. president biden and republican house speaker, kevin mccarthy, announcing last night that a tentative deal has been reached, that would allow both sides to claim a victory. with short term domestic spending curtailed in line with house republican demands, and economic crisis averted to the delight of democrats in the rest of the sensible world. but that looming june 5th deadline to raise the ceiling hasn t gone away. and the hurdles to passage remain inside of congress itself. house democrats are expected to jump on a call with the white house within the hour. we ll update you as soon as that cole wraps, as for speaker mccarthy, will he be able to satisfy the hard right flank of his caucus, ahead of wednesday s house vote? or after weeks of holding america hostage, will they intentionally drive t
[cheers] jesse: kennedy was unstoppable and that s why they shot him. and then his brother stepped in. the united states over the period of the last three years, the division, the violence, the disenchantment with our society. the division whether blacks and whites, the poor and the more affluent or between troops or war in vietnam that we can start to work together. we are a great country and a compassionate country. and i intend to make that my basis for running. bobby kennedy was steam rolling his way to winning the democratic nomination for president back in 68. he was about to win the california primary. take onyx son and the war in vietnam, smoke out his brother s assassins and then they took him out. the other brother, teddy was going to make a run in 72. but, in 69 he was behind the wheel during a deadly car crash. it has been almost 20 years since ted kennedy appeared on television to discuss the death of mary jo. even he called his behavior afterward indefens
and the suicide bombing at kabul s airport. an intelligence failure, chaotic scenes and americans and afghan allies stranded in that country, some still today. yet, the white house officials say they were proud of how that exit went correspondent mark meredith at the white house with the latest on that live at the north lawn tonight. good evening, mark. bret, good evening to you. tonight the white house is essentially blaming former president trump for out how the end of the war in afghanistan was carried out even though the war ended in august of 2021 under president biden s command. critics are saying this report out today is an obvious attempt to try to shift the blame over how america s longest war came to an end. the president s decision to end the war in afghanistan was the right one. the white house is defending how it ended the war in afghanistan. even after images like these showing afghans fleeing for their lives sent shock waves worldwide. today the white hou
concentration. long-term the fix is making sure we have more producers and more competition in the market so we re not relying on just one company. it s so crazy, isn t it? we re talking about baby formula, which seems outrageous. we can t get parents baby formula? you just talked about it. there is such a market concentration throughout our economy. we re talking about this whether you re talking about baby formula, computer chips, during covid we couldn t get masks, we couldn t get medication because china was making 95% of the medicines. there is such a market concentration, this is literally a national security issue, isn t it? absolutely. particularly with food, we have long understood that we need to be able to produce our own food. i think the exact same thing is true about other essentials including medication. the solution is to make sure there are not just one or two companies controlling things, but instead that we have a lot of different producers in different
sanchez for cnn s live coverage of the eclipse across it america. that s going to start monday at one eastern, or you can stream it on macs as well. and thank you for joining us, cnn news night with abby phillip starts now did the unconditional just become conditional? that s tonight on news nine good evening. i m abby philip in new york and tonight, the foundation of the most important allied relationship, perhaps on the planet suddenly look really relief iron clad, and now it looks like the picture of instability this is the image rattling around the globe tonight, the president of the united states, joe biden, intense conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he cautioned the leader of the middle east, only democracy, the change is required if you wants to keep america on its side. now the two men have been circling these issues for months now, the private disagreements have always had the potential to throw this decades long marriage off track. now,