ocasio-cortez says defunding the police is defunding safety. safety comes with police officers. i ve come here to announce cannedacy. rescind / r.f.k. jr. has support of aaron rodgers. steve: giving back in a big way, $70,000 for blue collar workers. i give people a chance to shine. brian: this is footage from the pinta, went across the world thinking the world was flat. later the world would curve and it would save them. ainsley: later it would curve? steve: no idea it was in color. brian: they colorized it, ted turner did that. ainsley: the world turned round and we did that. brian: columbus was like, it has to change. ainsley: you have water, sun coming up. steve: where was that? ainsley: sarasota, florida? brian: i should have given that. steve: northern portion, unlike south portion, i heard from my doctor in miami yesterday, he needed to go some place, not a single gas station had gas because of the big storm in the fort lauderdale-mam
now. good day, i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. the major twofold test for president biden as he travels abroad but with big political implications back home. can he showcase unity among western allies over the wars in ukraine and gaza while u.s. voters are increasingly skeptical, and how much will the push to preserve democracy really resonate come november? plus, more high drama in delaware as hunter biden s ex-wife takes the stand in his federal trial, what she just finished telling the jury, her brief testimony under subpoena including talk of drug paraphernalia, rehab, and infidelity and whether it s likely to help or hurt her former husband s defense. a pair of critical races taking place 2,000 miles apart, but providing new clues to one of the most consequential political questions of 2024. will democrats hold on to the senate, or can republicans take it back? we ll break that down in the senate contests in montana and new jersey
fluid list, ballooned to a dozen or so more people. you know more than most about vetting. i think you were involved with the mitt romney campaign with the vetting of paul ryan. what does this process look like, and what are they looking for even presumably in an unconventional campaign like donald trump s? it usually starts very broad. usually the candidate will, you know, could be upwards of 20, 25 names, and they re usually very baseline level of research. right? it s votes, quotes, political positions on pretty much every major topic we re talking about today. and there s a book assembled and the candidate narrows it down, and when you get to the point like this, this is where you re having conversations with, say, their accountants or lawyers. you re talking family, talking obviously the candidates themselves, and you re asking very honest and probably tough questions. anything in the background that we need to know about that if it came out, could embarrass the
talking about this, there is a lane for democrats if they just want to change things and get off this crazy transgender mission people seem to be on. the other party on the tip of my tongue, republicans, that is right, looks like donald trump is leading every state poll. his biggest threat is ron desantis, who was speaking in south carolina yesterday. mayor suarez, who has had success in miami, might be jumping in and is doing things looks like a candidate will. he surprised me coming out against governor desantis. he seems to struggle with relationships, i shake people s hand and look them in the eye. the delegation is mostly supporting the former president. article last night talked about the fact he wasn t calling people personally.
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