Now. Background checks. But we have to have meaningful background checks. We already have very serious background checks. Even on buying greenland. Its not number one on the burner. This has been discussed for many years. My guests this morning, bill weld, who is challenging President Trump, and club for growth president david mcintosh. Also, democratic dilemma. Is it enough to run against the president s character and competence, or do voters want a nominee who will radically transform washington . I think the biggest risk we could take is to try to play it safe. Ill talk to democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg of indiana. And team of rivals. An Unlikely Group of former trump allies. Joining me for insight and analysis are you gene robinson, betsy woodruff, brett stefbs, and Kristen Soltis anderson of the washington examiner. Welcome to sunday. Its meet the press. Announcer from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is meet the press with chuck to
A long time. Im not looking at a tax cut now. Background checks. But we have to have meaningful background checks. We already have very serious background checks. Even on buying greenland. Its not number one on the burner. This has been discussed for many years. My guests this morning, bill weld, who is challenging President Trump, and club for growth president david mcintosh. Also, democratic dilemma. Is it enough to run against the president s character and competence, or do voters want a nominee who will radically transform washington . I think the biggest risk we could take is to try to play it safe. Ill talk to democratic candidate Pete Buttigieg of indiana. And team of rivals. An Unlikely Group of former trump allies. Joining me for insight and analysis are you gene robinson, betsy woodruff, brett stefbs, and Kristen Soltis anderson of the washington examiner. Welcome to sunday. Its meet the press. Announcer from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television hist
Raised. It was more about a region quite frankly that would benefit everyone living there and Around The World if we get it right. Its not just here. It has a phenomenal impact. I dont want to get going. Ill take too long. Youve seen from initiatives here today is just how committed we are to see this vision take place. I think this relationship that we put together and i think were youll see it expand. Maybe not what we did today, this is a historic meeting but were about to weve laid in plate a longterm structure for a relationship that will last and have a phenomenal impact in asia and Around The World. Someone ones said in a different context about Healthcare Provision in my country awhile ago, this is a big deal. This is a big deal. Thank you. Let me address the questions directed to me. First, as to north Koreas Nuclear and Missile Provocations and the threats that are posed and how we plan to counter those threats together among our three countries, let me address that question.
will they be indifferent about authorities seeking to recover classified materials? that s today s poll question, which i ll share in a moment. it may depend upon responses by trump s gop opponents. most weren t quick to weigh in before the indictment was unsealed. ron desantis tweeted, the weaponization of federal law enforcement represents a threat to a free society. mike pence used the same word while calling for the unsealing of the indictment. the american people should be able to judge for themselves whether this is just the latest incident of weaponization and politicization at the justice department, or if it s something different, he said. ditto for tim scott on the weaponization charge. the committing to pardon trump immediately upon his own swearing in. chris christie kept his powder dry initially saying we don t get our news from truth social, trump s account. let s see what the facts are when an indictment is released. asa hutchinson called for trump to withdraw
united states, i would never admit this to anyone, but i missed war, i didn t miss fighting, i missed the camaraderie, i missed the brotherhood, i missed the sense of purpose, and i haven t found that since i ve been back. but when i saw your film, it was the first time that i saw that, and it was really shocking to me because these were the people i was sent to kill. and he said to me, like, i realize that i had more in common with the men that i was fighting than the men that sent me to war. wow. and i thought that was really profound to hear. that s why i think this film is so important, especially when i get messages like that, messages from the yemeni community who are saying we see the news talk about syria and ukraine but yemen is continually ignored and seeing our people and some of the issues we ve had to deal with in your film has meant a lot. it s rally interesting to have those two groups respond to this film. that s why for me it s so important it gets out th