my news team is here with me. allie, where does this bipartisan framework on guns go from here? what s in the deal and what s not in the deal? yeah, what s in the deal is just as important as what s not in the deal. we have heard democrats, including joe biden, lay out things that he wanted to see in the senate framework. and some of the things he wanted in there are in there. others, though, are not. let s look first. you can see it on your screen as what is in this framework. and i m saying framework, because this is not yet a written bill in terms of having text, which is why we only have people saying they re supportive of the framework, opposed to people like senator mitch mcconnell, saying specifically in some of his statements that he supports the negotiation opposed to the underlying bill itself. that s because that bill doesn t exist yet. you can see it on the screen, funding for states to implement red flag laws, that s early interventions that someone who has peo
from five swing states that is concerning for democrats and the white house. we ll go through those numbers on a potential 2020 rematch. and there is new reporting for donald trump s plans on revenge if he gets a second term in the white house. he has already figured out who he is going to arrest. wonderful. it s about as authoritarian as you can get. also, the biden poll numbers, they looked about as bad as barack obama s in 2011 at about this time. barack obama was losing to mitt romney in several swing states. we still have a long way to go. also ahead, we ll tell you about the potential key endorsement for florida governor ron desantis in the republican presidential primary, as donald trump will be on the stand today in the $250 million fraud trial against his company. plus, we ll show you what ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy had to say about the state of the war and his invitation to donald trump. and we ll have the latest on the diplomatic trip overs
a percentage point. some are saying they would like to see it being three quarters of a point. here s where it matters. if the fed gets this right, hopefully they can slow down the rate of inflation. if they raise rates too much too quickly, that could push us that means it becomes too expensive for businesses and individuals to borrow, and we could see them say hold on, it s hard to operate by miz. but we are in a very, very strong job market right now, and the financial woes that we re facing, the inflationary pressure not unique to the united states. sit happening around the world. we know we still have supply chain issues with so much still being shut down in china. of course, because of the war, that s impacting food prices, commodity prices and gas prices. so this isn t ending in the near future, but it s not unique to the u.s. talk to people in canada, mexico, the uk. it s a problem around the world. i m so glad you mentioned
it s not like it it s happening in europe, it s happening in central europe in this day and age. it doesn t it s unfathomable. yeah. and i think that s the reason that you re seeing people come out to keep the awareness as well, because i think, you know, we all you know, it is it isn t ending, there are millions of refugees crossing the border, there are millions of refugees, women and children specifically needing help and homes and safe spaces. and i think that s, as the news feed cycle continues, and this seems to be an ongoing thing it s almost like fatigue around it yet for those women and children i saw this is the most devastating thing can you imagine. absolutely. as soon as we realize we have a debt, we owe it to these women and children, we re all