today on inside politics, law and disorder. donald trump faces a 5:00 p.m. deadline to fight a justice department request. the former president claims it s an attempt to shut him up. prosecutors say it s to stop the defense from bullying witnesses into silence. plus, seeing is believing. joe biden heads west to literally point to progress. it s part of his plan to make americans feel and see how bidenomics is changing their lives for the better. and a woke up call? new polling suggests a red meat term is now overcooked, even among republicans with plenty of appetite for owning the left. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. up first, a looming legal deadline, the trump legal team has until the close of business today to respond to a justice department demand for a protective order. the order would restrict what mr. trump can say about what evidence prosecutors turn over. let s start with cnn s katelyn polantz. what are you hearing? da
school bus. that weapon was actually a toy gun. and another twist. it s coming in the chandra levy murder case, why the convicted killer is coming back to the district to appear in court. thanks for joining us tonight. i m shawn yancy. i m brian bolter. we ll begin with another smash and grab robbery at a local jewelry store. today s target, frederick, maryland coming one day after a similar crime in arlington, virginia. tonight people are asking are these crimes connected? fox 5 s bob barnard is following the investigation. the best answer police can give success maybe. the crimes are quite similar. hooded men bursting into jewelry stores in the mid of the day heading right to the expensive middle of date heading right to the expensive stuff smashing with a hammer making off with the loot. yesterday was in arlington, this afternoon in frederick, maryland. colonial jewelers, herlitz family owned for 60 years in the heart of downtown frederick, this its first armed r
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Excerpts where arguments about teaching kids about social liberalism or stuff in schools is still going to resonate with voters. it wasn t that long ago that glenn youngkin found the right way to calibrate this much to democrats dismay and take the statehouse. but i think disney seemed to have cross add rubicon for governor desantis, still an incredibly popular company with republicans and independents as well as democratic people with children. so i think you re seeing the limits here of the debate. that s so true. it s the limits of the debate. it s not as if there aren t people in this country who are interested and who sort of perk up when you hear some arguments about the culture changing, but there was a quote from a voter, a pennsylvania voter in the new york times, which completely makes your point and her name is christy boyd, she said, if you don t like what bud light did, don t buy it. if you don t like what disney is doing, don t go. that s not the government s
Responsibility. and one of the most interesting divides that i saw, we talked about this, going into this republican primary contest was that republicans like desantis were saying we want to use government to change culture, whereas the traditional old school libertarian conservatives were more like christy boyd. without a doubt. that was one of the first warning signs for governor desantis that this was not going to be as strong of a national message as it was necessarily in florida. i remember when a new hampshire governor chris sununu before he decided and told you he wasn t running for president, he was one of the first republicans to criticize the florida governor saying, what, this isn t conservatism. we re using essentially big government to tell a company what to do. but i think voters often should be our guide, they make the decisions in this process and christy boyd as i have heard so many people say the exact same thing. if you don t like it don t do