and almost no one in the gop anymore agrees g with mitch mcconnell. so that leaves ron desantis,s s who certainly has shown a willingness to think for thmself and to take positions as to push policies that don t match up with the gopn establishmenon thet. purch he s taken on the ccpass by barring their land purchases to state he stood up to the corporate jokesters and he s built an impressive, diverse base of support. so tomorro tomw night, when he announces it s time for him to make his positions crystal clear on the key issues where trump currently hasd a significant advantage. now, check out this headt thn to head poll. , we if he does the right thinga on those issues. well , we could have a real horse race could if he thinks he can run as trump lite, i believe he s going to be disappointed. next next summer.r we ll skip ahead of here. big ps the gop base wants its nominee ch make four big points at the convention. number one , we will stand up to china. 3
an axe to grind or a bias or can have failures of memory, but actual documents. statements in one document that don t match up with statements in other documents, and for that reason it looks to be to me a all right, we ve lost barbara there. let me go to you, if i can, garrett haake. what are we hearing on the hill? what s the reaction been so far? some of the happiest people on the hill yesterday weren t democrats but were george santos fellow republicans who are quite sick of him, most of whom have called for him to resign for some time now. they re ready to be rid of him. they think he s an embarrassment. unfortunately for them, it sounds like santos is going to be around for at least a little while longer because republican leadership are taking the position that they are not going to throw him overboard while he s still innocent and presumed or excuse me, while he s still presumed innocent ahead of any trial here and because, frankly, they need his vote. house republican
the weapons that don t match or take the same ammunition for these are the fighters who have been holding ground and the prolonged battle. buttered 30th territorial battalion. asked to stay on the front line you understand what you leave? what spirit heavy losses in many guys died. many guys were wounded. these face mercenaries pulled from prisons and sent into combat untrained and poorly armed. but they say wave after wave of mercenary port of the battlefield to exhaust ukrainian ammunition and died. making a big problem for us. reveille hard by combat the 130th in brief are and are then back to training. ask fighters in this unit are new. new is a relative term because before the country was invaded all of the fighters in this unit had civilian jobs.
our next guest is retired canadian air force major general scott clancy, the former director of operations at norad. also john miller is here. john miller, let s start with you. does this make sense that we don t have. we really don t have many answers at all at this stage. it does, because we re getting a lot of answers on the chinese balloon that began all of this controversy in early february. these others don t match. don t know what they are. don t know if they are corporate, weather related or other spy vehicles from maybe other countries. it s really the challenge of first you shoot them down, then they break into pieces or fall into the water. then you have to put that puzzle back together. i would not be surprised, nor would anybody in the u.s. intelligence community, to find out that these are multiple surveillance platforms that were literally flying over or under the radar for some time from
are also people who have terrible biased, sexist, racist angles and we have to talk about that as well. when the people standing up for good stories, when they go to people who claim to be but they are really just allies in sheep s clothing if you, will not actual allies, people it always have a problem. i don t know any allies that have criticism. that s where the story s turn. i think is the, the vice president had a historic turn. they ve got all of these expectations from outside individuals, expectations that don t match up with the reality of the vice presidency. she s doing real work, and you ve been talking about the root causes of migration. she just had another event where she laid out commitments from corporations. whether it s the work that she did to rally folks around the issue of abortion, talk to advocates and activists. they will tell you is the work of the vice president during this summer through up until the midterm elections, and why