Is it time for a new approach . Fresh off a critical trip to china, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo joins me in moments. And storm warning. 2024 politics intrude on Hurricane Relief efforts. Congress braces for a potential disaster of their own making. I cant imagine congress saying were not going to help. Can lawmakers stave off a shutdown when they return to d. C. . All while dealing with new questions over leadership . Gop senator mike rounds will be here. Plus, breaking ranks with Abortion Rights a 2024 flash point and red states piling on restrictions, i sit down with a republican who has a warning for her party. I think theyre walking the plank. Nancy mace on that and much more ahead. Hello, im dana bash in washington where the state of our union is like a burger on a labor day grill, the 2024 campaign is heating up. Happy labor day weekend. The sprint to the republican primaries is kicking off in earnest despite four indictments and costly efforts by his rivals to oevertake him
group of smart people and break down the big stories in our own way. today, we re asking, with ron desantis and nikki haley both making a lot of news is, either of them now a serious threat to donald trump? plus, hunter biden s strategy shift, getting aggressive with house republicans, did he outsmart the gop. and the aarp, our panel, yea or nay, from rocking on nur 80s. everyone is here and ready, so sit back, relax, and let s talk about it. up first, crunch time in the republican presidential race. the iowa caucuses are now just six weeks away, which means the clock is ticking, for top challengers to donald trump, to start gaining ground, and find some way to cut into his big league. and two of those candidates are making some noise. the next president of the united states, nikki haley! first, nikki haley, the super pack, americans for prosperity action, announced it is backing her, bringing massive resources to her campaign. they like my economic plans and my pla
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i m a native floridian so i ve been to hurricane charlie, i ve been through many hurricanes, this is by far the worst one. tell me about your situation now in terms of power, water, and light. power, water, and gas? yesterday we waited in line for four hours to get gas. we were able to get gas and start of the generator there. because we live in tampa, my husband and i drove up here to see what our house looks like. our porch is kind of wrapped, but other than that it is okay. we don t have power here and we don t know when we are going to get power. he was trying to get it up as fast as he could. we were going to go back down to port charlotte but now we are getting notifications that the highway shut down because it is flooded. there is not a safe way back. when we were driving up, we had to go to north port and there are county construction signs that say turn around or you
lee county. last we heard there were 16 as we look at before and after photographs of that area in sanibel. clearly, the second photograph just entire buildings, communities raised from the ground. do you have an update on the number of fatalities? no, they come out every night. we coordinate with the department of health. they go through the process to ensure what we have and what was the reason for it as we go through the autopsies. that s published every day. the number you have is yesterday. you know, sir, i m a native floridian. i know how people react to these storms, and often when folks see even a category 3 storm they often shrug. this one within a matter of hours went from a category 3 to nearly a category 5. do you feel that folks in this area were prepared? especially as the storm shifted