both those and issues are likely to be center stage tonight in a historic presidential debate here in atlanta, president biden will face donald trump in a primetime show down here at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. and america. of course, the world will be watching take a look at this new york times sienna college poll shows nearly three out of four registered voters in the united states plan to watch tonight s debate. let s begin this hour over at the supreme court, seen as pamela brown, who s joining us right now. pamela, what can you tell us first of all, about the abortion rulings handed down just minutes ago well, wolfe, what the high court did today with this opinion officially released, we should note is it essentially put the near total abortion ban and idaho temporarily on hold. so what this means is that women in idaho, they can get an abortion if there is a medical emergency, not just when they re life is on the line when this near-total abortion ban was i
is usmca being passed, a budget deal, and some positive signs, at least they re seeing internally, in their own polls, chris. the raw politics of this, whatever happens, if this takes a couple of weeks, if it takes a couple of months, ultimately we have such short attention spans and so many things happen on a given day in the course of this administration, assuming the president isn t removed from office, does any of this play significantly into 2020? no. it really doesn t play at all into it. i m down in charlotte, on holiday, and people aren t even focused now. that s why i wish the president would stop tweeting about this. nancy pelosi is obviously getting under his skin. he needs to put his phone down and then just let everything play out, because really, people aren t paying attention to what s happening in washington right now. they are paying attention to, they have more money in their pockets, mother money to spend at christmastime, and they have