thank you. great pleasure to be here. an honor to be speaking about tina this morning. i know john feels the same way. thanks, gentlemen. cnn this morning continues right now. sorry about that. we have got so many people here that i think we are we are kind of melting the servers, which is a good sign. is it? i don t want to jinx this. we played it on air all three hours this morning we still have an hour to go. look, that is about how ron desantis launched his campaign. good morning. presidential candidate ron desantis pushing the reset button on his presidential campaign. he just announced a new campaign kickoff in iowa after his much hyped launch on twitter with elon musk was derailed by technical difficulties. lawmakers going on recess as time is running out to reach a deal on the debt limit and prevent an economic disaster. a new warning about what can happen in the days to come. leader and members of oath keepers are about to learn their fates.
thank you so much for letting us into your homes on this thursday. we are grateful. ari melber picks up our coverage right now on the beat. hi, ari. hi, nicolle. this is one of those times we begin with breaking news we re just getting in a story from the new york times citing four sources about the potential indictment of donald trump in new york. this is the kind of leak, the kind of indication you may have heard before and said, well, are we back to more discussion about an indictment that will never come? the answer i can t give you tonight. what i can tell you is the new york times says with more than two sources here, a foul four sources, that the d.a. in new york is looking at campaign hush money payments, the somewhat infamous payments donald trump made and that part is known and proven to stormy daniels pursuant to the 2016 campaign. what many saw as a cover up but s never been charged. here s the headline from the new york times, prosecutors signal cri
hello and welcome to inside politics. i m john king in washington. thank you for sharing your day with us. russia goes hypersonic. a missile barrage, 81 launches including some of moscow s sophisticated weaponry piercing hole s in ukraine s air defense. plus president biden s budget is just out. it outlines big ambitions for cost cutting on families and more. a republican house guarantees most of it won t clear congress, but it is a road map to the president s 2024 campaign contrast. and we re done. that from california s the democratic governor. he s walking away from a $54 million state deal with walgreens because he says the pharmacy giant say it is will not dispense abortion pills. a hypersonic high tide, wave after wave of russian missiles shattering cities across ukraine. this moscow s most ferocious assault in weeks. air raid sirens across ukraine. it shows you why. leaving no corner untouched, killing at least 11, injuring at least 20 more. a black smoke darke
bill whew being rammed through congress does little to nothing for as example u.s. border security. all while democrats, and frankly some senate republicans, of course, continue to shrug off the worst border crisis in modern american history, hurting americans more and more by the day. yet again this week, video shows illegal meetings pouring across the border, overwhelming authorities with no end in sight. get this, in just the last year, well over 100,000 overdose deaths here in the united states as drugs continue to pour across the southern border and take innocent american lives. in 2022 alone, the dea seized enough fentanyl to kill everybody in our entire country, but for the far left democrats it s low on the list of priorities, as senate democrats for the third time blocked republican senator bill haggerty s legislation to crack down on fentanyl crossing the border. remember, biden s border crisis is so bad that every state of course is now a border state. cities a
lifted. gene sperling says they re wasting their time. the same thing that he says republicans were using the same strategy when he worked with bill clinton and barack obama. things got hairy then. what happens now? we ll ask scott perry and texas congressman dan crenshaw. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. so much money, so little timen t. a big old credit limit and so far not good enough to satisfy either side getting it resolved. we re talking about $31.4 trillion in debt. both sides very, very far apart. gene sperling the white house economic adviser says we won t patch up the differences by attaching other things to raise the debt ceiling. which is his way of saying i ain t going to happen. you republicans, have to raise the limit. we ll talk about spending later. this is from earlier on fox business. what you don t have the right to do is to say that we are going to hold hostage the full faith and credit of the united states to get what we want or to put another way