6th criminals in an effort to stay in sync with voters. and the house speaker sounding positive as the outline of a debt deal emerges. it looks a lot like a traditional give-and-take. rumblings on the right do raise a question whether speaker mccarthy can make a deal and keep his job. and some new and critical reporting about the special counsel s classified documents investigation. among the revelations in the washington post today trump employees move boxes of papers one day before investigators arrive at mar-a-lago and that trump himself produced a dress rehearsal of moving sensitive materials out of sight. a first for up us, though, ron desantis gets pointed and personal criticizing donald trump on a wide array of issues while trying to sell himself at the same time to trump voters as better than the original. it is an understatement to call this new strategy risky, but the florida governor is all in, issuing a statement this morning with links to 11 different thursday
Rebels and government. And assad will control the four major cities. Alep aleppo and others. But he doesnt control the whole country. He says he wants it back. Certainly in the days ahead, we can expect many more. Hours of fighting. And an increasing death toll, sadly. Im joined now by bob corker of tennessee. Senator corker, if you had to give advice on an intimate basis with the colonel president , or the incoming president , what would you tell him to do to try to stop this horror . Well, look. Weve been giving advice for four or five years, chris. This was said to be on the front end of the conflict. It is a blight on human kind. At this point, the story as it relates to Western Syria is mostly written. And what will happen will be determined by russia who stepped in, and iran. And certainly assad. So this is a disaster weve known he is torturing his own people. Youve seen the Holocaust Museum of caesar who was documenting this. Cutting peoples genitals off. It has been going on fo
thursday interviews, all of them in the conservative echo chamber in which he airs a long list of complaints about the former president, a big spender he says, not tough enough at the border he says, friend of fauci, too damaged to win the white house again. there s more as governor desantis looks to use his first days as an official candidate to reset his campaign and the broader contour of the republican race that right now is being run on trump s term. it is a tightrope no republican has managed to walk before. take on trump without earning the ire of his loyal base. this is how governor desantis right here hopes to keep his balance with trump-like promises to urge the deep state and even clean states to insurrectionists. do you think the january 6th defendants deserve to have their cases examined by a republican president? on day one i ll have folks that will get together and look at all these cases who people are victims of weaponization or political targeting, and we ll
of a midterm election, and he really he has always believed he s his own best communicator. whatever the message is, even if it s crazy, even if it s just meant to be entertainment, whether it s trying to incite or push a message of fear at the rally, this is the president. he s constantly talking and we re all held captive to it. we have heard the president at a number of rallies speaking on behalf of marsha blackburn. a vote for marsha is a vote for me. he said that at a number of rallies. if you ve got an economy that s humming along the way this one is humming along for many americans, unemployment as low as it is for most people in most places, if you have two conservative supreme court picks under your belt already, and you re not even two years in, why not run on those things. why run on trump when we know that his unfavorability numbers go ahead. you re right about the unfavorability numbers, and it would be good for him to think about it. if you re asking me to read hi
double digits for bush in 06, for obama in 10. and let s see what happened. this is so connected. president s approval rating is down. you get blown out. president s approval rating down, you get blown out. president s approval rating, republican in this case, is down. you get blown out. the question is, what will happen this fall? again, republicans take a look at this number, 12 points out. they know they can t run on trump in most of the country. they ve had a hard time breaking through on the economy because it s so closely linked to trump. if you live in a district that s competitive, you re seeing sharply personal attack ads like these. poor children on medicaid, many turned away from health care providers. it happened at dr. kim shrier s practice. what s rich? scott wallace, he inherited $100 million but he repeatedly failed to pay his own taxes.