think that s an understanding. i think that president biden is very intentional. my experience with him is he says what he means. whether the staff want him to say it is another thing. it was intentional he said what he said about the 14th amendment for days, taking it off the table. when you say they re looking at it, what does that mean? are they going through the legalities how it would hold up in court, talking about blow back and gaming out potentially scenarios there. the president himself said his team is looking at what the time line would be for it, right, can you get it done in enough time to avoid the default, and then if it is automatically challenged in court, could you do something about that, and so exactly. why would it take time to invoke the 14th amendment? folks could say it s unconstitutional, and what the president is doing, legally challenge it, ask for an injunction, an injunction could be granted, could not, so i think they re trying to game that out. it
ben watson, really appreciate your time and perspective, my friend. thanks so much. thank you. we ll be right back chlgt. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet.
president. let s bring up the statement. saying it is necessary to make great efforts to strengthen scientific and technology literacy and improve the ability to win wars. he made the statements as the air incursion was taking place. it s necessary to strengthen prk cal experience. see the world. strengthen muscles and bones. and develop talents in fiery military practice. a very strong message. that accompanied that strong display of chinese military might chlgt. all right. thanks for that. one week later, waukesha, wisconsin falls silent to honor the victims of the devastating attack. during a christmas parade. we ll have the details. wait, what? adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria detergent alone, can t.
and fuel more fires and will definitely bring more triple-digit temperatures. that climate change fueled heat is the primary reason why 63.55% is in exceptional or extreme drought. tonight, the highest number since the government started keeping track in 1999 chlgt. overnight, those much needed monsoon rains moving into the southwest seemed to do more harm than good. oh, my god! reporter: washing away cars and stranding this family on top of their suv in arizona. we ve seen the images. bone dry lakes that millions need for drinking water. but it s also having a profound effect on agriculture. montana ranchers mike and nancy eraux are worried. someday i might wake up and find out i don t have any water for the cows. maybe it will dry up. reporter: the hot, dry conditions are optimal for a catastrophic infestation of grasshoppers that can consume six times their body weight each day. they ate 100% of everything.
chlgt she said look, i think biden has to stand up for himself. that was how it was playing in the room last night and you can hear in some of the other clips, the audience clapping for biden and booing that man, but certainly an interesting exchange between voter and candidate here in iowa and marking where we are in american politics right now for sure. something else that i want to tell you about is we re about to start seeing a new ad from a superpac supporting vice president biden here in iowa. it s going to hit the air waves soon. here s a look at that. the right to be educated. the right to marry who you choose. the right to live free from the threat of violence and fear. and there s your look at it, jim and poppy. stand by. we are getting an update from pensacola, florida at the shoot ing there. let s list nn. we got the call as an active