we ve got the dynamic duo. we ll be like the radio show. dagen: radio, with makeup. [laughter] dagen: is a bit more than two months before hit the polls, and a much-anticipated midterm election. democrats hoping to retake the majority, especially eyeing the house. of course, republicans working on keeping their majorities in both chambers. right now, democrats would have to flip 23 seats to take the reins on the house side. in the senate, republicans trying to keep or build upon their razor-thin edge, not holding a majority of 51-49. the democrats have the edge when it comes to voter enthusiasm. recent fox news polls showed them up six points over g.o.p. voters. republicans have it going on when it comes to national fund-raising. the rnc far out-raising the dnc with more than $14 million in cash on hand, zero debt. the democrats have $7 million on hand, more than $6 million in debt. however, when it comes to the house and senate fund-raising committees, democrats are
her? reporter: a four-time cancer survivor justice ruth bader ginsburg as you said yesterday afternoon started feeling chills and a fever. she went on her own to the local hospital but once she got there the doctors thought she should be transported to baltimore about a half hour away because that is where her physicians are that treated her in the past. she got there and they treated her for what they think is an infection and gave her antibiotics and then they say in this court statement that her symptoms abated and they say maybe even she could be released as soon as tomorrow but that is not clear. worth noting, ana, she was in court yesterday. and she participated in a closed door conference with the justices and that was an important closed door conference because we think that they discussed president trump s emergency petition to block his financial records, an ongoing dispute. it was after that that she began to feel ill and went to the hospital. the court right now
University endowments have come under scrutiny from anti-Israel protesters as they demand schools across the country cut financial ties with Israel over its war against Hamas terrorists in Gaza.