actually expect to hear from the third grader on the playground, which, is you can t i want to talk about president biden for, a moment you are talking about his economic accomplishments, decisions he made, and seemed to be working, now he was talking about his accomplishments on the trail today. watch this. there is more work ahead earlier this, week and the post against, it republicans may have to find something else to know that inflation is coming down. they may decide impeach me because it is coming down. at the end of this, month the question, is you just have to pay all your bills, you have to have a little breathing room, a little breathing room. a little left over. folks, that is biden economics. what do you think of that message? biggest test of leadership, stephanie, someone who makes tough choices, oftentimes voters do not come forward, this week it looks as if
disbelief, it is really, dangerous this is going to get worse as we have artificial intelligence, deep fakes, all sorts of images and videos, the internet of people saying and doing things they did not do or say. well, let s talk about democracy, specifically supreme court justice samuel alito, because he told the wall street journal s today, the congress does not have the power to impose an ethics code on the supreme court. as a historian of democracy, what do you make of that? number one, it is legally false. congress can certainly pass an ethics code and require a supreme court to abide by it. but number, to look how far we have come, stephanie, what alito should have said is, even given these beliefs, i think the ethics of the supreme court or terrific. we do not need an ethics, echoed and of course we do the right thing always, trying to abide by the highest standards. instead, he said something that actually expect to hear from the third grader on the playground, which, is
civilian populations. it s certainly an unfortunate requirement, but until that bridge leads to more production of artillery rounds for the ukrainian army, these were unfortunately the choice. i can understand that. it still causes me pause to be honest with you, but i have used these munitions. i have been wounded by these munitions. i have seen what they have done to civilians. they do not belong on the battlefield, but i understand why the president made the decision, the very tough decision that he made to send them to ukraine. general, thank you. thomas, thank you for sharing your new reporting with us. appreciate both of you. next, we continue with some breaking news that we have right now. that is that two of trumps closest aides at the white house, jared kushner, his son-in-law, one of them, and hope hicks, the other have now testified before the grand jury. and we have new details to share with you about their testimony. plus, cnn s k file uncovering audio of democratic