the biggest number is that 15% that ida said neither. and these are going to be the people who determine who wins. and those people are looking for something else. and even those who said they would vote for either one, you know, i think people want something else. look at desantis, who was not a household name two years ago. when donald trump left the eight house, no one had heard of desantis outside of florida. to see him at 26, you d have to say 26 with a bullet and rising, donald trump, less than half of the party wants him. and probably declining, or at least i think those numbers might be soft. so, what has to happen in the republican primary is they ve got a clear the field. there s gonna be a motto i mano a mano a woman, there is gonna be a two on two here. if you put in 15 people, and every dog catcher whoever wants to be dog catcher run, that it s obviously gonna be trump. it s interesting, we re talk about 2024. and i feels like we re skipping ahead. i asked the question,
i think that s even the more fascinating one. because you essentially have two candidates going mano a mano. both of them are new to statewide electoral politics here. carrie lake who has endorsed donald trump. fellow election denier. on the other hand, you ve got to hurt karen taylor robeson is a former real estate consultant. she s endorsed by the likes of former vice president mike pence. and swift current governor doug doocy. this is ultimately going to be for republican voters to decide which path they want to go down. there is folks can say, desantis, pence, name off other republicans in 2024 who they like to see their nominee. but ultimately, it comes down to voters. i think this is going to be a strong indication of where republican voters at least in the city of arizona still live because you ve also got a secretary of state race with the trumpet candidate. you ve got an international race with the trump backed candidate. there is a strong potential that trump s picks for ea
spoke, you said one of bannon s motivations is to create a big spectacle. he tried to do that yesterday with this statement he made outside the courtroom, trying to challenge bennie thompson in a mano-a-mano arm wrestling challenge if he showed up in court. it looked sad. what did bannon get out of this? i don t think he got anything out of it. the judge said surely he was eluding to this. quote, i do not intend for this to become a political circus. at every step he shut them down by turning it into one of them. he wants to subpoena nancy pelosi and seize control. it will be interesting whether the defense allows him to testify on his own behalf because it s hard for him to imagine being on good behavior and exploding in a way to
good morning, everyone. i m in today for carol costello. we begin this morning with disturbing new attacks on american forces in afghanistan and the chilling effect they could have on brings the troops home. the latest ambush just hours ago. a man wearing an afghan military uniform shoots to death three americans in the volatile helmand province. according to reuters, the americans were killed by an afghan police commander and several of his officers. the afghan leader had invited the americans to dinner to discuss security. all three americans were members of special forces. the attack follows wednesday s suicide bombing that killed three u.s. soldiers and an american aid worker. the taliban is claiming reonsibility. chris warrens is at the pentagon. chris, these are troops that are helping in the transition. what are you learning? yeah, deb. our sources are now confirming that these three troops were part of a special forces mission to stabilize that village in helmand ov
suspect. have any reason to believe there was anyone else associated with this shooting. that said, we re going to continue to work and if there is anybody, we will identify them. we, i do want to note we have one person of interest and this photograph will be available to you all today. this person is not identified as of yet. we would like to identify this person and talk to him. he is just a person of interest at this time. police say it was this man, 40-year-old wade michael page, who was the lone gunman who allegedly open fire inside the sikh temple in suburban milwaukee on sunday. take a look at this. neighbors tell cnn that these are pictures of page performing in what s being described as a far right band called end apathy. you found out so much about this person. and finding out he was a fairly big deal in this white supremacy music industry. the splc, which tracks hate groups online, tries to keep track, says they have been following this man since the year