In check, cant pass legislation, cant keep a speaker, theres got to be a better way. Except it isnt an infomercial and there doesnt seem to be a better way because House Republicans have a Governing Majority so narrow, it is doubtful theres anyone in the gop who can get away with disregarding the most extreme elements of the party. In other words, someone who can pass legislation without being held hostage by the likes of matt gaetz. A budget, which is coming due in a quick 31 working days. There is, of course, one option. A coalition government, led by someone dedicated to working with the middle. Someone who can get votes from both parties, thereby neutering people like matt gaetz. Former speaker Kevin Mccarthy sort of did that with the debt ceiling. Then again over the weekend to pass the 45day Stopgap Budget Measure is coming to the reality of a divided government, which is that there is literally no passable legislation that is not bipartisan. Why does that sound so crazy . Even i
Of this building just behind see that is Hamilton Hall protesters broke in and are now occupying that building. They have the same demands that they have had since the beginning. University and students tried to come to some agreement yesterday, but they were told students by the university that they must leave by 2 00 p. M. Or face consequences, which includes so things like suspension if they were still on campus after 2 00 p. M. Monday . Well, the Student Protesters decided to stay and so now the university has to side what they are going to do with a Huge Police Presence thats outside of Columbia University but not yet inside of Columbia University, you are seeing now two pronged protest. One inside of Hamilton Hall and the occupation there, one outside, where you have all of the tense still set up should many so there are some very visible signs of this protests, and i will let you see to my right there are photographer will show you what you are seeing there out of the window fro
Camilla. They are raising awareness of early diagnosis. We have seen some lovely pictures. He is engaging with staff at the facility. He is really taking his time. Our royal correspondent sarah campbell, whojoins us from University College hospital where the king hasjust visited king charles is at his best. He is so engaged with everyone he is meeting. He is really taking his time inside watson report are you hearing from inside the facility . I saw him as he went in and as he came out. He was looking very animated. Those pictures, though they were slightly shaky, they were from our team from inside. There were some stable shops that were filmed. They will be sent into the building very soon. We will have some less jumpy shots. They do take this same story. He seemed in a very positive frame of mind. People will be greatly cheered by that. 5 of mind. People will be greatly cheered by that. Of mind. People will be greatly cheered by that. Of mind. People will be greatly cheeredb that. A
Buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with Xfinity Mobile plus, save even more and get an eligible 5g phone on us visit xfinitymobile. Com today. Southeastern guide dogs im Caitlin Polantz at the federal court in washington and this is cnn its monday, april 29, right now on cnn this morning, protests spreading across College Campuses is more schools turned to the police to crack down. Plus im a grown man running against a six yearold President Biden getting under dome, trumps skin a little bit seems with his speech at the white house Correspondents Dinner and a State Of Emergency in oklahoma, four People Killed by tornadoes with millions more. Now facing potentially deadly storms right . 6 00 a. M. Here in washington, hes alive. Look at the white house now the sun comes up in time for the top of 6 00 a. M. Good morning, everyone. Im kasie hunt. Its wonderful. To have you with us. We begin with colleges across the country struggling to contain increasingly violent Campus Pr
Welcome to the beat, everyone. We are beginning with a big show. We just have former Supreme Court Justice Stephen breyer joining us tonight. He recently retired, you may recall, and crated the vacancy for his former clerk. He is here tonight. And the coauthor of the art of the deal, tony swarts, returns with insight on Donald Trumps life as a defendant and a warning for any possible second term our top story is the latest in the legal problems that are swirling around trump considering right now he begins this week facing new testimony in the criminal trials a ruling on those gag order violations alleged by the d. A. Fallout from new indictments of 18 allies for Election Crimes in the states. Outrage over his own Supreme Court lawyers claims about this license to kill and the oral arguments which we got at the end of last week. The problems are breaking through in many different ways. In fact here is one way to put it. The collision of so many cases within a five day span underscores