endorsement is shaping the party. alex mooney carrying the endorsement of the former president. as we do in these primary nights, john king and the magic wall. what are you seeing in west virginia? talk about why that is so interesting. two primaries in west virginia. you mentioned this. a trump versus the establishment match. alex mooney versus david mckmc mckinley. u west virginia lost a seat in the reapportionment. trump endorsed alex mooney. he is the more conservative of the two house members. the real reason is because of two votes from mckinley. mckinley likes the bipartisan approach. voted for the biden infrastructure bill. from trump s perspective, mckinley voted for the independent commission proposed to look into the january 6 attacks on donald trump. david mckinley is persona non grata. you see mckinley with a narrow lead. we are early. trump is for mooney. pro-trump forces. we are counting, 11% in. mckinley, a lead over mooney.pe cl close race. may say biis a b
business dealings. every single republican voted to authorize the inquiry even though the year-long investigation has failed to uncover wrongdoing by the president. many acknowledge they haven t found enough evidence to actually impeach biden. do you have proof that joe biden acted corruptly to help his son? an impeachment inquiry is not about proof. i don t know that you re going to see a high crime and misdemeanor. how close are you to support impeachment of the president? we re not there. gop leadership has made clear that formalizing the inquiry does not mean impeaching the president is inevitable. republicans argue the move was in response to stone walling by the biden administration when it comes to handing over documents. the president responding shortly after that vote saying, quote, instead of doing their job on the urgent work that needs to be done, they are choosing to waste time on this baseless political stunt. that vote unfolded hours after the presi
1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3, 4. brian: it s almost as if the volume down or driving away. like you are in the car and heard the band. the brass animals and the maple wood high school drumline. ainsley: they have been preparing for that practicing together. steve: out in the parking lot. ainsley: we had the brass animals on and they played for the debate. we loved their name. anything with animal in it makes them seem fun. steve: fantastic. we are here at the grand ole opry house in nashville which, of course, is music city. so we have got to start the show with music. thanks to everybody who is in the band and thanks to our live studio audience. thank you very much. [applause] brian: most of them stayed all night. they ordered clothes, had a change of clothes brought. in. steve: no, they didn t. brian: this is what they are wearing? steve: the thing about the seats at the grand ole opry house. they are not individual seats. like church pews an
the nation s capitol on high alert as tens of thousands rally against anti-semitism in washington, d.c. is and as attacks on jews and tensions over the israel-hamas war soar. plus desperation in gaza as hospitals go without life-saving supplies. doctors frantically move ing newborn babies out of the nicu in gaza s largest hospital as oxygen runs out. what israel says it has offered to help. and a clean shot to the kidneys, republican congressman tim burchett accusing recently deposed kevin mccarthy of elbowing him in the back. kevin mccarthy denying it. what is undenial, we re three days away from a potential government shutdown. we re following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. the push to free hostages held by hamas is picking up today. just a short time ago, president biden said he believes a deal would free hostages in gaza is going to happen. a senior u.s. official tells cnn that israel and hamas are inch
four hours or so. morgan stanley come out with a global note cutting its global growth forecast and saying the u.s., the world is dangerously close to recession quite frankly and naming a couple of different reasons why they think that global growth will not be as strong as they thought. among them, europe s debt problems and also mentioning what they call policy mistakes in the u.s. and also the drama about the debt ceiling. they say, overall, consumer confidence, business confidence, almost this negative feedback loop we are on the verge of people being so worried and not able to break out of that. lowering their global growth forecasts and enough to shake a shaky market which bank stocks in europe are down and real concerns about the debt crisis in europe. still even after france s aaa rating was reaffirmed. an icky situation here this morning. the dax and ftse is down and cac is down also. bracing for a big sell-off this morning. saw new data from the united states. joble