house republicans fall in line with the former president. how the house democrats deal with that? we re gonna ask congressman raja pushed him are steet. what trump says is federal indictment is doing for his poll numbers, and what it tells us what the primary season and. and later, if you just getting caught up on the wild few days a news, an in-depth look and yourself showing the evidence is against the former president. but first, to richard louis with the other big stories which are talking at this. our very good afternoon to you. a portion of interstate 95 collapsing today in philadelphia after a tanker truck caught fire beneath that highway. officials want people to avoid the area now a short time ago officials said no one was hurt. president biden was briefed, and offered assistance. republican delegates in north carolina censored republican senator thom tillerson saturday for backing lgbtq+ rights, immigration, and gun safety policies. that vote, a former just disapproval of t
across northern ireland and northwards into scottand. and again, it s going to be cotd enough for some steet and snow over the hills. for england and wales, there may be some sunshine at times, but rain is never too far away and it could be on the heavy side. another mitd day, though, across more southern parts of england and wales. temperatures 12 cetsius. so fairty mitd for many parts of the country over the new year. but there will be more wet weather around may turn a bit drier for the start of next week, but it may turn a little bit chittier as well.
segregationist. when he lost his house race in 1958, data showed that black voters had turfed him out of office. and after he won back his steet seat in 1964, he had the negro voting block. see how this works? if georgia lawmakers take the suggestion and change the threshold for winning office, they wouldn t be fixing a bunch of problems caused by their own law, they could toss out an electoral relic of jim crow in the process. who said irony wasn t also comedy? that does it for us tonight. way too early is up next. madam speaker, you and i disagreed over the years but never disagreeable to each other. my girls told me, tell the speaker how much we admire her.
the state lawmaker and staunch segregationist. when he lost his house race in 1958, data showed that black voters had turfed him out of office. and after he won back his steet seat in 1964, he had the negro voting block. see how this works? if georgia lawmakers take the suggestion and change the threshold for winning office, they wouldn t be fixing a bunch of problems caused by their own law, they could toss out an electoral relic of jim crow in the process. who said irony wasn t also comedy? that does it for us tonight. way too early is up next. madam speaker, you and i disagreed over the years but never disagreeable to each other. my girls told me, tell the
assignments, signaling the balance of power may not change. she may remain a sometimes frustrating vote for the democrats. now at least two democratic members of arizona are kicking the tires for a run at her steet. congressman greg stanton, as well as my next guest, ruben gallego. the consideration for both is the same. congressman ruben gallego joins us now. thanks so much for being with us. you said your decision on whether to run for the senate seat would be based on what s best for arizona. what are you hearing from your constituents and your family? well, from my constituents i ve heard nothing but encouragement, you know, on every channel you could ever imagine, whether it s text, whether it s twitter versus facebook. you know, over the weekend, even though unprompted, i was in ukraine for the weekend at ww gallego for arizona. we had a huge, huge, amazing show of support that really has