ska lee lee scalia and how he referred to marriage equality and get enthusiasm for voters to go to the polls and vote for them. i m sure some super pacs will do that. we have seen this before. they should and i mean there s no question that you framed it the right way. we have had examples in the last week of how point the appointments are. you have four justices that are elderly and the high likelihood that the next president will have several appointments that could be important in the history of the country. in my experience these shots rarely work. they should but i can t think of an election in which the supreme court has ever been determinative in the outcome of the election. i this think the candidate will have to enthuse the party on his or her own and around a series
lively tell you. new polling shows the president s approval at a two-year high topping 50%. i think last week was gratifying. that may have something to do with the victories. the affordable care act, speaks for himself. for all the people saying he was a lame duck president, think that was proven wrong. especially the eulogy in charleston. my remarks with heart felt. it wasn t a sell brachlgts it was a cull main nation of work i have been doing since i came in office. president obama lives in his own word not our world. chris christie aes attempt at a come back. he couldn t be elected dog catcher if he ran in new jersey. that s why today i m proud to announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for the president of the united states of america. 69% of his fellow citizens felt he did not have the temperament to be a president. america is tired of hammering, indecisiveness and weakness in the oval office. the results speak for themselves. pre
entire newsroom up here. jon: no, we have new real estate. jen i wonder if they miss us down there. jon: we promise to bring you the news just as fresh as when we broadcast from our newsroom. right now, the death toll stands at 39, in a massive twister outbreak across the midwest and the south. the damage, still staggering, even days later, with schools canceled in parts of indiana, utility crews racing to restore electricity, after the screaming winds knocked down pare lines power lines. jen take a look at this picture. this is complicated by the weather issue, it s snow, a few inches falling in some of the hardest hit areas, parts of kentucky also dealing with snow, up to a dozen tornadoes swept through last week, the governor there touring the devastation and declaring a state of emergency. the damage i saw yesterday was the worst i ve seen. it was total devastation in west liberty, where i went first, in morgan county t. looked like a bomb had been dropped in the mi
hi everybody! great to have you on this monday morning, i m jenna lee. jon: i m jon scott. if things look different to you around here, it s because we re in our brand new studio! jenna: we didn t move the entire newsroom up here. jon: no, we have new real estate. jen i wonder if they miss us down there. jon: we promise to bring you the news just as fresh as when we broadcast from our newsroom. right now, the death toll stands at 39, in a massive twister outbreak across the midwest and the south. the damage, still staggering, even days later, with schools canceled in parts of indiana, utility crews racing to restore electricity, after the screaming winds knocked down pare lines power lines. jen take a look at this picture. this is complicated by the weather issue, it s snow, a few inches falling in some of the hardest hit areas, parts of kentucky also dealing with snow, up to a dozen tornadoes swept through last week, the governor there touring the devastation and declari