against former president donald trump. an accusation he denies. what the jury has heard so far and new developments surrounding the humanitarian crisis at the border migrant shelters in texas say they re at capacity and anticipating even more people coming as the pandemic-era border policy comes to an end in just two weeks we begin this hour with breaking news from the white house, where president biden is putting a special focus today on the u.s. relationship with south korea. a short time ago, he and the first lady welcomed south korea s president to the white house for the first of several events culminating with a state dinner this evening at the white house. right now the two leaders are meeting in the oval office we re expecting to see more from that meeting i ing any minute nw an hour and a half from now, president biden will hold a news conference with south korean leader, the president will likely face some questions about the next election, one day after he form
envisions isn t the republican party that exists today and he talked about vendettas versus being able to win. well, the republican party today would rather have vendettas than victory. and we have seen that over the course of the last few elections. the other parties, you look at the republican party and the lanes in the republican primary if you look at one lane as governance, people that want to govern in a calm professional manner versus people who want to enunciate grievances and act on the grievances, the grievance part of the republican party is about 80, 85% of the republican party today. that lane for asa hutchinson is exceedingly narrow in the republican party today but as i said, him enunciating and announcing and why he why the country shouldn t nominate donald trump versus him a more reasoned conservative is a good thing. you know, interestingly, you re talking about the reality of the republican party today. because on the democratic side, the new york times reports