today on inside politics, disqualified. the state of maine becomes the second to say donald trump is an insurrectionist barred from seeking the presidency. now it s up to the supreme court. plus damage control mode. with just days to go until the first votes are cast, nikki haley is trying to move past a controversy. her opponents are not so eager to let her. and where have all the democrats gone? i ll talk to a leading liberal political analyst about how he thinks the party lost its way with working class voters and the dilemma democrats face in turning it around. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. first up is donald trump eligible to be president again? that s the legal question face ing this country after maine became the second state to say he s not buzz of the 14th amendment s ban on insurrectionists holding federal office. it is a recipe for constitutional chaos at the supreme court will almost surely have to solve. cnn senior repo
it is 8:00. i m amara walker. i m victor black well. if our theme is learning about one another, what s the thing we need to know about you that we don t know. i can t stand milk. we were just having this conversation. i don t know that many adults that hate milk as much as i do. i won t put it in my coffee. if someone puts cow milk in my coffee, i will taste it and smell it and spit it out. do not bring amara milk. it tastes like animal by-products. do you like milk? i like yogurt. but i m saying milk in its regular form. what we re watching today. volodymyr zelenskyy arrives at the g7 summit to boost support as russia escalates the war. he s expected to meet with president biden, who faces challenges of his own. dead lock on a debt limit deal. can an agreement be made before time and the money run out? signs of possible survival. colombian officials race to find four children they say may have survived a plane crash in the amazon, but could they still be i a
economic ties. so the point is to have some common statement, but without ed ofing china as a whole. again, we ll be waiting for that meeting with president zelenskyy and biden. as soon as we know more, we ll pass that along to you. let s go now to nic robertson in ukraine. president zelenskyy s attendance there at the g7 summit, significant moment for his country after we watched his tour of europe. he s now in japan. yeah, and he s met with the italian prime minister and the british prime minister. that tour in europe was to those g7 members. it was italy, france, germany and the uk. the u.s. has really seems to have been the heavy lifter on getting the f 16 fighting jets and possibly procurement and provision of these important fighter planes for ukraine.
law and just an extension of a right that already exists. explain. there s been a lot of lies and misinformation spread about this bill. and what this bill this bill is not about denying people services. what this bill is advocating for is basic freedom, ensuring that everyone is respected and that the government is not allowed to force or to coerce or compel anyone to violate their believes or to go against their conscious. this is basically to keep the government from discriminating against people of faith. right. but fundamentally, what it allows, the mechanism is to allow a business own tore refuse to do business with somebody on the basis of it ed ofing their religious believes. if they do conduct that business. so for example, if i come to you and say you sell flowers. i want you to sell flowers for me for my marriage to another