then we were divided in 2020. so, the way i would go about it is very direct and very simple. that there is no bad opinion. you want to express your opinion in this country, express it i want to hear. and then everybody gets a round table and resolve our issues. one of the time. the same way we used to do at dinner parties for the last eight or ten years. it wasn t like there weren t political differences to discuss. it s just that people did not start throwing their cutlery and it was a little more civilized. and it was not as if our democracy was at stake. see, in the end if you make everything a crisis, and it will be. and i heard the president today, joe biden earlier today talking about how he was concerned about democracy of donald trump getting elected again. and then i heard donald trump yelling and screaming about how badly he s been treated, these two guys need to stop worrying so much about themselves and start worrying about you. my approach to being president wou
to this that is not constructive in our country. joe biden looked all of us in the eye in 2020 and said, elect me and i ll bring us together. and then he ran far left and abandoned most of the country philosophically. so, how could he be the uniter in a second term? a second term all he ll do is keep doing what he s doing, which is dividing the country even more than we were divided in 2020. so, the way i would go about it is very direct and very simple, that there is no bad opinion. you want to express your opinion in this country, express it. i want to hear it. and then everybody gets around the table and resolves our issues one at a time. the same way we used to do at dinner parties before the last eight or ten years. wasn t like there weren t political differences discussed. it s just people didn t start throwing the cutlery. it was a little more civilized. and it wasn t as if our democracy was at stake. see, in the end, if you make everything a crisis, then it will be. a
8:00 a.m. eastern. we re glad you re with us. rahel solomon by my side. good morning. good morning. we begin with that. you wonder why that dog was running, that was a sonic boom rattling the nation s capital as fighter jets scramble to chase an unresponsive plane that was flying over washington, d.c. through restricted air space. we ll have the latest on the crash and those onboard. also, new video shows a chinese warship nearly collide with the u.s. navy destroyer. cnn just spoke with america s top general, mark milley. what he said about it. can t wait for that interview. also today could be apple s biggest product launch since the apple watch. what we re learning about the company s new mixed reality headset. this hour of cnn this morning starts right now. here is where we begin. a cnn exclusive interview with america s top general, that is mark milley. as tensions mount with china, oren liebermann sat down with the joint chiefs chairman in normandy, france, today
are you guys going to interject here or do i get to speak now? the town hall is for the president to speak to the voters of new hampshire, not for this back and forth with the media. that s number one. number two, with respect to ukraine, i totally disagree. he did not say he was going to give over ukraine the way you intimate, van. he did not say van, what he said was is that he would actually look for a solution to end it quickly. he put 24 hours on it. what joe biden has done has been a disaster because initially with ukraine, joe biden wanted to give vladimir zelenskyy a ride out of dodge. it wasn t until people in moscow and ukraine here in the united states said this invasion is wrong and joe biden reversed course. i m trying to respond to everything coming up on the table. lastly, we spent 22, 23 minutes talking about january 6th. we could have been talking about a whole lot of other issues. but let me are clear. what was said in this town hall about national g
midterms. and in georgia 1 million preelection ballots have been cast. let s bring in cnn s eva mckend live in a polling place in georgia. eva, what are you seeing? reporter: well, a common answer from voters when you ask them why they are turning out early is because they want to take advantage of the opportunity. they don t want work to maybe get in the way on election day. so they are exercising their right early. been record turnout daily since early voting began lasweek. secretary of state brad raffensperger says that this illustrates that georgia has among the best election systems in the country but this democratic opponent still says that voter suppression is alive and well in georgia staking issue with the state s voting law, take a listen. i would put our election system, i would put our georgia election system and our voters up against any other state in the union. we re seeing record turnout. and i anticipate we ll continue to see midterm records broken. j