Okay. That will do it for today. Good news we just heard from a high executive at Fox News Channel were back tomorrow. Have a great thursday. Sandra cdc confirming the First American case of the Coronavirus Spread through community transmission. The person had no links to International Travel or exposure to another patient raising brandnew questions about the spread of this illness at home. Good morning, im sandra smith. Ed im ed henry. The news about this case in Northern California coming amid growing concern around the world. The number of confirmed people sick topping 82,000. The outbreak rattling markets this morning. Dow futures lower again. The president looking to ease some concerns at his News Conference. Watch. President trump the number one priority from our led outside the United States recently and has not knowingly been in co we are a family here in milwaukee, and this is unthinkable for us. Ive had a chance to speak to some of the employees that were here when i arrived,
Wisconsin is on the national stage. Tuesday night we have rick perry and Lyndsey Graham and jeb bush and carly fiorina, and wisconsins own Governor Scott walker. If we can win wisconsin on tuesday well blow them out the rest of the way. The numbers in new jersey are through the roof. They are through the roof. So we are going to win all this stuff. Accumulate delegates and be able to build momentum going into the convention. Well see how we do here. Hopefully well get a few delegate and its on ward. Martha you have got 42 delegate up for grabs in the damager state tomorrow. Whats the latest you are hearing on the ground there . Reporter we are hearing a lot of protests by a group called f your flag. They put an American Flag on the ground and they stomp on it. There were a number of people last night who had relatives who fight for this country who were very upset by what happened. There was pushing and shoving. Whats happening on the campaign trail, donald trump is barnstorming the st
Globe. Lets have you lead off. What is the biggest story of a big week of news . The biggest story for me was being able to pass the budget. Usu not too much ink pour odd that accomplishment. Republican leaders long wanted to do since the beginning of the year. After the collapse of the Health Care Repeal efforts, its really a major mustdo for trump, Republican Leaders in congress and the senate and house leaders actually reached a budget deal late last night that actually would save a couple of weeks in processing the budget and getting it signed by the president to do even more work on tax reform. I want to come back to the schedule in a moment. Lets see what james is working on as the biggest story of the week. I within the to richmond, virginia for Barack Obamas First Campaign appearance. He stopped for more than half an hour. It was striking how many echoes between what obama said about President Trump and what george bush said about the problems in our civic culture. After bush w
Today. Welcome to wednesday. It is meet the press daily. Good evening, i am chuck todd here in washington. We begin tonight with breaking news facing growing calls from democrats to resign facing the headlines from another epstein accuser and facing pressure from the president himself. This afternoon trumps embattled labor secretary, a former u. S. Attorney, alex acosta, met the press seemingly on the president s orders to fight back or at least explain allegations made against him as u. S. Attorney in 2007 that his plea deal with the admitted child tomorrow, Jeffrey Epstein was far too lenient. Acosta did not apologize for his handling of the case. He was fighting for his job. He was defiant. Standing here today, are you basically saying that you feel you did everything you could . You got the best deal you could get and you have no regrets . We believe that we proceeded appropriately. Based on the evidence there was value to getting a guilty plea and having him register. Look, no reg
On this week's episode, The Washington Post's Libby Casey and James Hohmann sit down with reporters Devlin Barrett and Perry Stein, co-authors of The Trump Trials newsletter, to discuss where things stand on former president Donald Trump's many legal issues.
First up: What did Trump hope to accomplish in his first return to Capitol Hill since the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol? Plus, a breakdown of Trump's schedule over the next few months, from the sentencing hearing for his New York conviction, the upcoming debate against President Biden, and the Republican National Convention in July.
And what's going on with Trump's indictments in Florida, Georgia and Washington, D.C.? Devlin and Perry provide insights into the motions, hearings and judicial decisions that are shaping each of Trump's cases.