billet-y look at it since essentially march. when we see? in march of 25, 4 months ago, it was minus 6 points. then it s minus 7 points april 25th. may 25th, minus 9 points. june 25th, minus 10 points. july 25th, minus 13 points. you don t have to be a mathematician to know that that s a bad trend line. it follows everything that we know that we have seen in the past. when the president stays out of the news, his numbers go up. when he gets in the news, the numbers go down. so to me, it s a pretty clear trend line. what do you see among republicans in particular? if you look at republicans obviously the thing i see the most republicans are worried about, is trump, whether or not he could win in 2024. can he win that republican nomination? of course at this particular point is the main nemesis. round incentives, the governor florida. we do we seen the trend line there? if you go back from last year, we essentially see is that donald trump s numbers of state pretty steady
also, will the administration talk nancy pelosi out of her trip to taiwan as she riles up china with her travel. huge economic data released almost every day this week, will it point to a recession. and as russian forces strike the main ukrainian port is the grain deal between the two countries already in jeopardy? let s going to sunlen serfaty live for us on capitol hill. the january 6th committee doesn t plan any more hearings until september that doesn t mean they are not going to be busy. reporter: that s absolutely right. almost all the work the committee will be doing over the next month will largely happen behind closed doors. the committee says that a number of significant leads have come in and so they will be using this next month to gather new evidence, to talk to new witnesses potentially even or visit some previous witnesses who have already testified. this committee entering a crucial fact-finding mission over the next month. the house select committee i
of events, just a few days ago officials said the door had been left ajar. there are also new questions about the police response. ksat has obtained audio of the school district s message alerting parents of an active shooter incident. parents, there is an active shooter at robb elementary. law enforcement is on site. your cooperation is needed at this time by not visiting the campus. both the school s facebook post and the audio message according to ksat came during the time that officers were inside the school and apparently believed the situation had become a barricade situation. cnn has learned that chief pete arredondo has stopped cooperating with investigators, failing to respond to a request for a follow-up interview, but he was sworn in as a city council member on tuesday. also funerals will be held for irma garcia and 10-year-old joée manuel flores jr. family and friends will also gather today at visitation and rosary services for nevaeh bravo, jayce luevanos an
it s now 4:00 in new york. this morning a key chapter until the first ever criminal trial of an american ex-president came to a close. the testimony phase of the people of the great state of new york vermont vs. donald trump is over after the defense rested its case and trump in the end did not testify. although just a few weeks ago, he said this, quote, i m testifying. i tell the truth. whatever that means. happening right now in court, prosecutors and trump s defense attorneys are discussing the instructions that the judge will give to the jury. it s incredibly important. where donald trump faces 34 felony charges for falsifying business records in order to conceal another crime. we ll keep you posted on all of the updates out of those proceedings. we turn to the dramatic events this morning in court. team trump resting its case, one was a paralegal and the other was the attorney robert cost tell la lo. whatever credibility he had left after his outburst in court, the ones
pro-life moniker for something else. senator todd young of indiana summarize the meeting as being focused on, quote, pro baby policies. when all when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. there have been major breaking developments tonight out of georgia. tonight a federal judge in atlanta rejected mark meadows a chance to move his r.i.c.o. conspiracy georgia case to federal court. the criminal defendant and former trump white house chief of staff was the first one to try this move, to move his case out of fulton county to washington, d.c.. now the same prosecutors remain on the case, but he would get a new jury pool, probably be more likely to draw from areas that donald trump won, and also a new judge. the argument he was making was that he was acting under federal law is a federal officer in the trump administration. that would qualify him for being tried in federal court. meadows saw such an upside to moving his case to federal court t