from the fbi s search. the former president continues to rail against the fbi and the justice department on his social media account. now calling for the complete un-redacted affidavit to be released. to be released publically and for the judge in florida to recuse himself. another sign legal challenges are closing in on the president and his inner circle, in georgia, rudy giuliani has been notified he is a target in the investigation into possible election interference. being a target is the first sign indicating the former prosecutor and new york city mayor is likely to be indicted. today could mark the beginning of the end for a political dynasty, the cheneys in wyoming, at least in congress. it could set the stage for a bigger national role for liz cheney and a presidential run in 2024. we will check in with steve kornacki to look at battles in alaska featuring sarah palin and another trump foil, lisa murkowski. we begin this hour with ken dilanian, carol linnick and paul
states to delve into more specific gun legislation that they thought was necessary. obviously what is going to work in california and what is going to pass in texas two very different outcomes there. but very significant that you had cornyn talking about this yesterday, in texas, that lawmakers are going to be having these discussions. and i m told the goal and hope is that they might be able to have some framework when they return from their recess. now, that s not very much time, but as you know, time can really be an enemy if you don t come up with some kind of solution in the interim when there is this kind of momentum to find an outcome. this is on the senate side where gun legislation the past ten years has died. on the house side, lauren, i do understand we just got word that the house judiciary committee is going to mark up gun legislation on thursday, the english translation of that is they re going to move ahead with the actual legislation on thursday. what exactl
Really know. Thats what started that. That red line really was a defining moment for many people. And it is clearly emboldened the russians and others, and now we pay the price for t the problem is much harder now because we have locked down that path and it is harder to back up on it. Back to calls. Guy is next in glen birney, maryland. Democrat caller. Hi glen. Or guy excuse me. Just like to talk to your guest there, i dont know a whole lot about war. But once the first bomb goes off or the first individual that kills, you dont know how far this thing goes. It is easy to start them. It is difficult to end them. And i dont know how we can tell who is the enemy and who is the friend, who is the threat and who is not. But yet when we get there they know were there because we dont look nothing like them. Once you start killing off peoples father, then peoples brothers and sons, what do you think their family members are going to do . Theyre not just going to go away. The United States wi
It s the inflation reduction act. there s a debate over how much it will reduce inflation in the near term. it passed with no republican votes. it aims to lower prescription drug costs, address global warming and raise taxes on billion dollar corporations. joining us now is brian deas. i know you are looking forward to the signing ceremony. what does this mean in the short term? some of the drug price contros will not be felt until 2026 and only for senior citizens on medicare because of compromises to get it through. we re aware of what a tightrope you were walking. where do you think the impact the inflation impact will be? this will have impact for the american people and it will take on some of the longer-term economic issues we have never really taken on in this country. in terms of the immediate impact, this fall, there will be
Say there is a focus on the kinds of things that we could try to get done right now. something like lowering the cost of prescription drugs has broad support and would help families right now. we re trying to focus on those types of areas where there is broad support, it would clearly address the inflation challenge in front of us and we could get something done. brian, thank you so much. obviously as you know with the cost of some things now, americans, i hear what you re saying about the recovery and the job market, but this inflation is killing a lot of people and they want answers about it. so we appreciate you being on this morning. thank you. absolutely. as senators on both sides of the aisle begin talking about gun safety, we re going to speak with a self-described gun nut and a parkland father about the areas where they actually agree. plus, russia seeing the harshest punishment yet for its invasion of ukraine. and heart stopping video of three young people coming just