Grateful to have you on the show really have loved your work for many years. Appreciate your time. Thanks to All Of You for joining us. Dont go anywhere. Were going to continue this live coverage of exactly what youre seeing. Im kasie hunt, cnn new central starts right now Breaking News and we all our following Breaking News of the historic kind, history in space happening right now. The Spacex Polaris Dawn crew open the hatch minutes ago for an historic spacewalk, going to show this is moments ago as they open the hatch, the commander, jared Isaac Men heading outside, why it is historic, he is its not i. T. Professional astronaut. The first Civilian Spacewalker in the history of the history of space, those bring in Cnns Kristin Fisher for much more on this. Kristen, this is so cool talk to us about what history this is. Thats being made yes. So we just saw the missions commander, Jared Isaac min, test Down Spacex is brandnew spacesuits in the vacuum of space for the very first time. A
tribune editorial hatch the utahen of the year. it was a bad thing and said if hatch doesn t end his senate career then voters should do it for him. talk about the thorn in the side for donald trump. just elaborate, what would that look like? i don t think there is question that governor rominee has a strong code. when the president goes against those principles he has no compungz about calling the president out. i think he would find ways to work with the administration to get things done for the people of his state and the country. does it mean that romney is not going to run for 2020? if he were interested in running for president again being active serving u.s. senator might be a great first step. the other republican that could pose a threat to donald trump in 2020 not as a senator but as a potential candidate is
hardball roundtable. tell me something i don t know. mitt romney, the 2012 republican presidential nominee, is interested in a senate seat in utah. the problem is orrin hatch is still in it. the president went out to endorse hatch yesterday. yet still some republicans would like to see mitt romney run even if hatch doesn t retire. oh, just go for the top prize. by the way, trump does not want that guy in his senate. ginger? the republican party lost a talking point they were hoping was going to come in today, the mueller investigation put their first bill out, cost $3.2 million. a lot less than many thought, $5 million or $10 million. that means they re not going to be able to complain like they were about the cost of the investigation. the rich can handle the pocket change here. the retiring representative john conyers set off a family feud within herewith party, body his son john conyers iii is running for the seat, but his great nephew ian conyers is also running respect
orin hatch and richard lugar. orin hatch was considered a very right wing conservative. when he came to the united states senate this is not somebody you would mistake for the two senators from maine. exactly. that is a reflection of the changes of the politics on the ground where they are. and just how much more conservative the voices are in utah for example. even in lieu garr s state that these gentlemen have been put in this particular box. martin frost, richard nixon s favorite mayor can t get a republican nomination? it will be hard. it won t be as hard as it will be for hatch. they have a crazy convection process out in utah. bennett lost last time. hatch doesn t have any choice. if there s two candidates. he just needs to get it to the voters. he has a fighters chance if he gets to the voters in the convention process. make it easier for dick lugar is they have an open primary. lugar can afford to play a
nuclear power s okay for my family. i think nuclear power has a place in the future long we we really can, and i believe we can, establish standards for safety in the plants themselves and establish a new regiment when it comes to the nuclear waste so that it s not a threat to the environment. tom, are you hopeful? are you hopeful that the united states of america s going to wake up, that ets leaders are going to wake up, that we re going to start leaning forward like china, investing in new energy? i think barack obama was elected for two reasons. because americans want nation-building at home. they want nation-building in america and they think he can pull the country together to do that. whether he can, it s still up in the air. i think that s his i think that s his aspiration. that certainly is the challenge. senator durbin, thank you very much. thank you. you still watching us every morning barrasso and hatch and i were watching you this morning. how did it go?