their annual march here in washington for the first time since roe v. wade was overturned. they re declaring they have fresh resolve, even though some are being slammed by former president trump for being disloyal to him. welcome to our viewers here in thtes and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. let s get right to all of the new moves by the united states and allies responding to ukraine s deals to help against russian aggression. we have the latest on what western nations are doing, and still not doing, at this pivotal moment in the war. reporter: tonight, the u.s. is taking action against russia s wagner mercenary group, a private army which vladamir putin has become increasingly dependant on to carry on operations in ukraine, including the eastern city of bakhmut where the fighting has raged. the u.s. designating wagner as a criminal organization. it will open up additional avenues for us to continue to not only sanction wagner and p
<p><a href="https://rebrand.ly/rqd2vog"><em>CLICK HERE to get </em><strong><em>FREE ACTIVATION</em></strong><em> on </em><strong><em>PATRIOT MOBILE</em></strong><em> with offer code </em><strong><em>CHRISTIANPOST</em></strong></a></p><br><p>Top headlines for Monday, May 6, 2024</p><p>In today's episode, we discuss former President Donald Trump's recent remarks suggesting openness to state-level prosecutions of women who undergo abortions, a statement sparking nationwide conversations about women's rights and state autonomy. Then, we turn to a landmark decision by the United Methodist Church General Conference, which has voted to remove language from its rulebook that deemed homosexuality incompatible with Christian teaching, signaling a significant shift in the church's stance on LGBTQ+ issues.<
republican electorate. it s somebody who likes meat loaf. they go to the diner and order meat loaf. the server says we have specials today. if you tuned into tonight s debate, you wanted to hear the specials. i don t know if anybody watching tonight s debate is going to say maybe i won t order the meat loaf. that s the problem they are facing. people are going to go with what s comfortable now. 40 to 50% of republican voters think donald trump is comfortable. that s probably enough. with heard earlier from trump on abortion and that answer he gave about what was a winner. there was also an extended back and forth between ron desantis and nikki haley on their views on abortion. something that is very important to voters in iowa. i just want to listen to what that sounded like. i think she s been confused on the issue. she s trying to speak to different groups with different things, but when she says things like pro lifers need to stop talking about throwing women in
what are they saying about abortion? he believes that republicans lost in 2022 because they went too far towards the pro-life movement. he does not want a campaign on abortion. he is a fine line to walk. he wants to take credit for the overturning of roe v. wade. here s what he said. he was saying you have to win elections first. before you can make changes. take a listen. i happen to be for the exceptions, like ronald reagan, with the life of the mother, rape, incest. i just have to be there. i think 78% or so, whose ronald reagan, he was for it, i was for it. i will say this. you have to win elections. otherwise, you will be back where you were. and you can t let that happen
he can say that because he put the justices on the supreme court. he can say, i overturned roe versus wade. it s hard to contest that. ron desantis is trying saying he is not pro-life enough. but the voters do not agree. one of the many ways that donald trump is throwing out the old rules, and made it the trump party. this is what frustrates desantis or the ten people that ran against him in 2016. abortion, an issue that plays this state, quicksand for candidates that don t give the right answer. 65% of voters will likely identify as evangelicals. they will say he changed his