runs a discipline campaign. congressional reporter from politico this. pete this is about backlash kinzinger. insurgency, the republican lost their party and got everything they ever wanted. which is on bookshelves tomorrow. welcome to you both. jeremy i ll start with you what you re brooke chronicles and what it describes in the opening of the show. i think a fair minded reading is that it looks worse for donald trump s ability over the past year. what happened in the capitol was even worse i think then more people realize at the time even the aftermath. and yet his power is at a higher point i would say that it was a year ago. what explains? that would explains, it chris, is that donald trump has fundamentally alter the character of the republican party. we ve seen this happen over the last 56 years. it s been disputable. i ve seen as you have time and
more people realize at the time even the aftermath. and yet his power is at a higher point i would say that it was a year ago. what explains? that would explains, it chris, is that donald trump has fundamentally alter the character of the republican party. we ve seen this happen over the last 56 years. it s been disputable. i ve seen as you have time and time again, a national review and editorial here, a critical comment from a senator that is mostly donald trump 99% of the time there. and it always ends and up turning around. because the republican party, politicians fear trump s voters. i think really a lot of them believe that they don t understand trump s voters. until the voters say, enough is enough donald trump. republicans and congress won t
growing concerns denied that russia s vladimir putin frustrated by the resistance he is facing in ukraine may ultimately resort to using chemical weapons. that is a charge the kremlin denies but raises the specter of an even deadlier escalation of the conflict as it stands. this is something as all of you know very well is very much a part of russia s playbook, have use those weapons against their own citizens, they have encouraged the use in syria and elsewhere. it s something we take very seriously. critics are slamming the biden administration for its cynical and disputable claim that inflation is soaring because of vladimir putin. how bad are things? prices have risen nearly 8% since last year. to make matters worse for a third harrowing month in a row, we are talking about topping 40
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national security law, putting people in jail, freedom fighters like jimmy lai, as well as the continuation of bad behavior on the u.s. from stealing intellectual property to bullying its neighbors, and yet, it did not come up in joe biden s u.n. speech. yeah, it was quite remarkable in my mind, and what a lost opportunity. usually, when we have a new president, and he s going before the u.n. general assembly, where all the leaders of the world are present, or at least their representatives are there, it s an incredible platform that usually most presidents take advantage of, and before that platform, given the debacle that took place in afghanistan, just such a short while ago and the whole world watched that, and the united states confidence and resolve was brought into question, i think that s in disputable, and certainly, people had that on their minds. this was an opportunity for the