steve: about a block to the let s see, what would that be the northwest of the u.s. supreme court. just across the street from that. ainsley: this group is hosting a shutdown scotus protest today the same group that held that vigil outside of justice alito s house after that draft was leaked. steve: we like to say good morning america on this monday, june 13th, 2022. a beautiful day in our nation s capitol. we hope it is great wherever you are. and if you are one of the folks who are sweltering in the mid section down south. ainsley: like you were? steve: i was down in texas over the weekend. it was north of 100. ainsley. ainsley: south carolina. steve: sounds like texas power had an all-time high use of electricity over the weekend. yes. steve: to keep people cool because it was hot. ainsley: my nephews turned 6 this weekend we were in south carolina. it was outside. we were sweating but having a lot of fun.
handshake and sincere thank you for members on both sides who came together and laid this framework out that can advance gun responsibility and save lives. still, details really important when you are writing the specifics of legislation. that begins now off of this framework. steve and ainsley, back to you. steve: that s right. now, rich, from what we have seen from the framework we with seen so far that s far from what the president called for two weeks ago. absolutely. the president wanted much, much out of this. more in the way of age requirements and other provisions. this does not have that. that s at least the price the framework for getting those 10 republicans on board and getting this through the u.s. senate. steve: just one final exit question. do you think that matthew mcconaughey was actually successful in swaying any republicans on to this or were they heading that way anyway? you know. i think when you get down to the specifics of it, i m sure
checked a couple minutes ago it was down to 24,000 bucks. steve: it had been. 68 was the high. so it s tumbled. ainsley: we all know people that invested a lot in that they were banking on using that money for retirement it s gone significantly down. another thing can you remember. with the stock market falling as sharp as it has. it s down about 30% from its high. that means that most people who have a 401(k), puts most of that money into stocks, they are down about 30% on their pension money 30% down in a matter of months. somebody has to put the political blame on probably on the democrats or on president biden because he has no plan, middle america is getting hit. low income america is getting hit. investors are getting hit. everybody is getting hit. and he is going to take the blame. steve: well, i don t know anybody who fills up their tank and says oh that darn vladimir putin. exactly. ainsley: we read those
one on their own. ainsley: joe biden should be worried about re-election. and even democrats. steve: do you think? ainsley: losing faith in joe biden when they look ahead to 2024. look at the cover of the new york post. it says say it ain t joe. now democrats are speaking out about i don t know if this is the right candidate for us. a approval ratings are down quinnipiac it s 33% right now. they are saying his age weakened political standing and shakiness on world stage. he would be 82 on inauguration day in 2025. aoc was asked about this. you she dodged the question when she was asked. would she support joe biden if he runs again? listen. president biden, he is saying he is going to run again in 2024. will you support him? if the president chooses to run again in 2024, i mean, first of all, i m focused on winning this majority right now. and preserving a majority this year in 2022. we will cross that bridge when
yesterday, firefighters are still working to contain it. a suspect has reportedly been taken into custody in connection with that fire. though charges have not yet been made public. listen to this. this florida teen making a big college decision picking between every ivy league school. ashley aderica got into princeton, harvard, yale, all the rest. she was also accepted to stanford, vanderbilt and emory. what is she going to do? at the end of the day she is heading to cambridge, massachusetts and will attend harvard next fall. the first generation nigerian american says she wants to study social policy. those are your headlines, guys. congratulations to her. steve: quite an accomplishment. pete: under achiever. ainsley: remember those application fees. will. steve: thank you, carley.