podcast, all two hours sitting there lick our big delicious cheeseburger. our coverage continues in the situation room with wolf blitzer. i ll see you tomorrow. happening now, breaking news. donald trump appeals colorado s decision to remove him from the state s republican primary ballot. he s asking the u.s. supreme court to decide disputes about eligibility for his office under the u.s. s constitution insurrectionist ban. also tonight, iran is warning of a harsh response to deadly explosions near the tomb of a top iranian general exactly four years after he was killed in a u.s. air strike. cnn is in the region with an update on the blast and the rising most tensions. and house speaker mike johnson and dozens of gop lawmakers visit the southern border turning up the pressure on president biden to cut a deal on immigration. this hour i ll discuss the migrant crisis with new york s democratic mayor eric adams. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around t
biden straights may tout these successes, people don t feel that way, and it s not a messaging issue. it s a reality issue, so they need to make sure and hopefully turn these numbers around with regard to the economy, maybe hope for some type of cease-fire in gaza and certainly progress on the border. those kind of progress points will be able to help turn things around with black voters and hispanics and others, but they have a lot more to worry about than how these being perceived by the so-called maga wall. yeah. it s not just talking about it. it s make people hear it and believe it. right. good to see you both. lots more to discuss the thanks soap, guys. programming note, this wednesday 9:00 p.m. eastern, jake tapper, dana bash mod rate cnn s republican presidential debate live from iowa. and still ahead, the latest from the pentagon as defense secretary lloyd austin remains hospitalized and he has apologized for a lack of transparency. we now even know now that the numb
toes calculate more. broadly we have heard from the lebanese foreign minister saying that the lebanese government does not want to see a war break out, that it is working to convince hezbollah no the to wage a war against israel and that it wants to see peace on it southern border. the u.s. state department meanwhile saying that it has no reason to be more concerned following tuesday s strike over broader escalation than it has been from the outset of the war saying from the u.s. perspective it s not in the interest of hezbollah nor in the interest of israel to see a broader escalation in this conflict. wolf? nada bashir in beirut, thanks soap. joining us now the rpg democrat on the house intelligence committee, congressman jim himes of connecticut. congressman, thanks so much for joepg us. first, i want to discuss the explosions in iran near map issy s grave. the u.s. does not believe israel was involved based on what we know so far and you re the top democrat on the intelligence
done? thanks soap for having me. the fact is, no, that s not enough. the fact of the matter is it s always and the payable as for as i m earnedch you ve get to close thief self-sits with revenue. why should we continue to ask citizens to may 6,000 or more for year for medicare den physical and aa company that s sending jobs overseas you re going to continue to get a tax break. you most close the loop hools and bring f-why into this swoses. i would have to say to million ears and billion earses they will no give you the tax cuss when we re seeing to stunts there s no money for you to go to goal.
we are a little low on sly now we ve had a high demand, which is great. we are heading to kenya in a couple of weeks you can buy a future shirt on our site one of the 500 we are bringing hem. we ll be making a documentary there. if you are traveling to a developing company and you want to be a repatriation agent for us, go to the markets and find amazing t-shirts and bring them back home and send then our way. heather: project repat.org for anyone who is interested. thank you. thanks soap. gregg: there s a new study out by the american lung association in california saying if the state legislateed one thing for cars on the road they could save hundreds of lives and billions of dollars. what is it? and a long at the numbers behind that study. and a look at the numbers behind that study. she felt lost.