and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. come and take it that s the focus of tonight s angle. good news from the texas ag, ki paxton today for the lone star state does not intend to bend t federal agents trying to enter shelby park in eagle pass for the agency is the park is kind of a staging ground to process migrants into other things migrants who are crossing into the night states. texas governor greg abbott released a statement on tuesday accusing biden of violating his constitutional duties to execut immigration laws and then today this. the authors of the constitution there would be times when the federal government would not so they empowered states article one section ten the right of self-defense. what texas is asserting is our article one section ten right o self-defense because the president of the united states is not fulfilling his duty to enforce the laws passed by congress that deny illegal entr into the united states 50 gabbard is 100 percen
president donald trump for his endorsement and support of my campaign. when donald trump puts his mind to something, you better watch out. donald trump loves west virginia and west virginia loves donald trump. now, nebraska showed trump a little less love. cnn projects khashoggi farmger jim pillen will beat trump s preferred for governor charles herbster, who was accused of sexual misconduct by eight women which he denied. trump said he is a fine man who has been badly maligned. the senate votes today on a bill that would codify into law a woman s right to seek an abortion, following the leak of that draft supreme court opinion of course overturning roe v. wade. the bill would need 60 votes to pass, so it really has no chance in this 50/50 senate, but democratic majority leader chuck schumer says today s vote will put every member of the senate on the record. meantime republican leader mitch mcconnell clarified or at least tried to clarify that comment about a federal abo
ukrainian forces appear to have retain some territory from russian troops but the top spy chief doesn t see the war ending anytime soon and she believe as more dangerous period is ahead. the current trend increases the likelihood that president putin will turn nor drastic means including imposing martial law, reorienting industrial production or potentially escalatory military actions to free up the resources needed to achieve his object stiffs as the conflict drags on or if he perceives russia is losing in ukraine. cnn s melissa bell is live for us this morning in lviv. good morning, ukrainian officials now confirming that monday night s strike on odesa was by a hypersonic missile. what more can you tell us? reporter: i think that is crucial particularly in light of what you just heard there from avril haines, fears of escalatory steps. and when you look at those types
version of this program back in 2016 when it was parents of u.s. citizens whose deportation was being deferred. in a couple different turns, he mentioned the fact that the administration might have been right to believe that this childhood arrivals program known as daca would be unlawful the way the parental program was. but he didn t fully tip his hand. he asked questions about latitude in general and the agency heads in this, and about consequences. he asked questions about consequences. one other caution i would give here is that the chief doesn t fully show his hand. and last term, at the end of the census case, we were all ready to say he was siding with the trump administration about the citizenship query, and, indeed, he was, but he changed his vote at the last minute. so in the immortal words of some justices and sports figures, it ain t over till it s over. so we wait until june. this is about 7 or0 or 80,000
happening for the fed, not happening until september 17th with the decision coming down on december 18th whether or not there s going to be a rate cut. so just because he didn t say anything at this conference doesn t mean something will or won t get done in september. also you have to realize the fed chief doesn t just come up with this idea of whether or not the interest rate should be cut at a whim, whether the president wants him to or not. he s got to look at data and there s a lot of data still to come between now and the fed meeting. that includes gpd and jobs data. by the way, we got a manufacturing report that shows the first contraction in a decade. kate. there s a lot of data out there. all of it worth paying attention to. maybe not from the president s twitter feed. thanks so much. let s hear what happens from the white house. keep us updated. joining me right now the former director of the congressional budget office and former economic adviser to senator john mccain. it