bret baier had a chance to interview donald trump last night, and you ll see that exclusive shortly on mediabuzz. just two days from the new hampshire primary which which the media say could be nikki haley s last chance to stop donald trump, but after trump s land are slide win in monday s iowa caucuses with just over half the vote, a journalistic counterspin is emerging. ah, what s the big deal? it wasn t that great a win. an incumbent pulling a 51 in iowa caucuses, not exactly great. 30 of the party, it doesn t feel like voters feel like if he s convicted, they don t want to support him. yes, he won in iowa, but he really won with much smaller turnout. and enthusiasm is the way that trump wins. the big winner, of course, donald trump. he got over 50% of the vote. the big loser, of course, the republican party who is strapped to the republican loser, seven-time loser e. donald trump won the caucuses by historic margins, sorry, joe scarborough. despite being far out
good afternoon. i m yasmin vossoughian. wow, three days can be believed we made it from the midterms. the actions, fast is furious on the campaign trail. candidates in their highest profile surrogates out in force throughout the country. including the democrat s most potent weapon, former president barack obama spending the day campaigning for pennsylvania senate candidate, john fetterman. i think somebody mentioned earlier we are set our clocks back to probe and our. on tuesday let s make sure our country doesn t get backs set back 50 years. and let me just say, that has to be worth 15 minutes of your time. obama is going to be sharing the stage with president biden, his former vice president in a couple hours. they are both sharing the state with the man who served between them, donald trump. set to hold a rally for dr. oz. we have a flood of nbc news co-correspondents federal cross the country and keep our ground states, of course. including chomping at the bit right n
look for lessons. from the kansas vote as a republican scramble to soften their messaging ahead of the midterms. and later, a popular female politician is quote, not ripe enough to be president. gas was notorious conservative tv personality said that. the right is taking the war on woman to a whole new level and you better believe it, i have some thoughts on that. all of that and more is coming up, so let s get started. we begin this morning on capitol hill. senate democrats are just hours away from starting the lengthy process of passing a signature package aimed at tackling climate change, expanding health care and capping drug prices. and bc, julia jester is on the hill with the details. julia, it s an understatement to say that this is not a long time in the making. can you walk us through what will happen today? saturday in d.c.? good morning katie, that would be an understatement. lawmakers have been working on this bill for over a year and there are a lot of componen
anti-democratic and anti-american policies for an entirely fabricated problem. wokeness. today the coalition grows. a group of nine governors signed on to a letter directed at our nation s largest textbook companies urging them not to give into censorship related or motivated demands. plus, an inherent rejection of the desantis agenda. a new mom s rising poll reveals that 95% of likely mom voters support teach going and bad of our hist rich. 82% say children learn best when they feel best to be themselves and 78% of moms reject all book bans. the last time you two were together, it was epic. a want to show you both something. we first reported on this easterly iier in the week. this is a very earlier in the week. this is a very red county in
folks to vote if they understand what is happening. and much of the issue here is that confusion as to what is at stake. especially when it comes to princes, abortion rights across the country. we are not hearing confusion about abortion rights fee at stake. i think that that is something that is really important to raise. because we don t talk about effects that abortion care is a commonly needed. and so that is not making it into some of the polls. but we know that there is a surge in voters that are supporting abortion care and those care policies together, and we expect to see, you know that because of the attacks on abortion and the attacks on our freedoms what is the expectation, the outcome of this election has fundamentally changed. nobody expected this midterm election cycle to be as competitive as it is right now. and so the competitiveness that we are seeing is because mom voters, women voters, people voters, are actually really concerned about protecting our