- the high power, high profile addition to the president s legal team, rudy giuliani. - anyone can become an influencer. - throw him out. - just sort of a mini cult leader in their own right. - the corruption in the ukraine. - there s an effort by rudy to get information about evidence that hunter biden was on the take, and that joe biden was getting money from ukraine. - he sounded like a mobster. - when people say there is no mafia, i mean, i know from my history that there is such a thing, and i know what it does and what it can do. - he s he is a he is a warrior. - i saw god out on the block today he was darker than the preachers say with a teardrop tattooed on his face and dirt on his fingers i heard angels when he laughed the way that people do when they have known true pain for his sins i don t know who s to blame what choice was he given? in this world that we re livin when i see you i see love i see america when i see you
that shows donald trump s lead only growing in the republican presidential primary. we ll have a lot more on thoz numbers in just a moment. meanwhile, half of congress returns to capitol hill today with a long to-do list including a new federal budget, but demands from far-right members of the house could complicate getting a deal done before the end of the month. plus vladimir putin is turning to yet another dictator for more weaponry for his war in ukraine. we ll have that brand new reporting straight ahead. good morning and welcome to way too early on this tuesday, september 5th. i hope you enjoyed the long weekend. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day and week with us. new polling shows that donald trump s republican primary lead is growing as support collapses for the person who was once viewed as his most viable opponent. in the latest wall street journal survey 359% of gop primary voters say that trump is their choice for 2024. that s up from 48% in
not any more, not any more. seniors with diabetes will only have to pay $35 a month from this point on. applause that is what some ofjoe biden is going to be campaigning on and the election for the white house. well, let s take a look at a recent opinion poll by the wall streetjournal ahead of the november presidential election. it shows donald trump leading joe biden in six battleground states pennsylvania, michigan, arizona, georgia, nevada and north carolina with the pair tied in wisconsin. 600 registered voters in each state were asked how they d vote if the presidential election were held today. the survey was carried out between 17 and 2a march. so let s bring in our panel once again, caroline flint and kurt bardella, and kurt, i m going to go to you first of all. how are the post? i know they fluctuate a lot. is that a kind of accurate representation, you think, that wall streetjournal poll? h0. representation, you think, that wall street journal poll? street jour
today on inside politics, what future or americans more afraid of both donald trump and joe bin tried to win votes on what americans are most worried about trump stokes fears of american carnage at the hands of migrants. while five warns of an america where abortion is unavailable. and health care is at risk. plus joe biden puts out a blistering statement after the israeli government apologizes for unintentionally killing aid workers but some fellow democrats say words are no longer enough. and the special counsel does something remarkable. he puts pen to paper, blasting the judge presiding over the classified documents case for what he views as making basic mistakes that may cost him at trial i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics up first, donald trump is betting that he can scare voters on what he calls migrant crime. he did choosing him in november i stand before you today, declare the joe biden s border bloodbath, and that s what it is.
way out, and no safety no matter who you are. that s tonight on this side. good evening. i m abby phillip in new york. and tonight, the president says that he is outraged and heartbroken after seven aid workers were killed while simply doing their jobs in gaza. he s demanding a full explanation from israel and he s also accusing the netanyahu government of not doing enough to protect civilians quote, this is not a standalone incident. the president is saying tonight, and he s right about that here is a number that too few people know. when hundred and 96 that is the number of aid workers that have been killed since israel and hamas went to war in gaza on october 7, that toll is a stain on humanity and on monday the shock that an attack left seven people, heroes literally blown apart it was not even the first time that workers with jose andres s organization were attacked by israeli firepower. tonight amid resounding outrage israel admits it made a mistake it was a mistake t