Was announced she was dropping out of the president ial campaign, because it was such a fascinating and moving hour of television that you did that night with Senator Warren. And she is still with us, of course, in so many ways. And in the book, she talks about losing and how there are more things that can happen than you just lose a campaign. There are more dimensions to losing than people realize. Including some of the wins that come from losing. Like getting Joe Biden the nominee to adopt ideas that she impressed upon him. Somewhat against his will during president ial debates, for example. Yeah. And also, in the case of Elizabeth Warren, Turning Out to be maybe the most influential member of the Democratic Party in washington in terms of getting personnel into key roles in the biden administration. I mean, look at people who have been associated with Elizabeth Warren, who have worked for her, worked with her, who have been partners with her, who ended up in key positions inside the
taking sides. congress splits sharply over defense priorities. republicans are choosing maga extremism over our military. a woke military is a weak military. as president biden signals a drawn-out war in ukraine. we will not waiver. but can the president guarantee the u.s. is in it for the long haul? national security adviser jake sullivan is next. and on the rise? six months until the iowa caucuses and new numbers revealing voters views of the gop field. is donald trump leaving an opening? there s really broad support for the candacy and it s on the debate stage. gop president chris christie is coming up. and melting down, the southwest is roasting under extreme heat with no relief in sight. will all these climate disasters finally change minds on capitol hill? arizona democratic senator mark kelly will join me. hello. i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is deadlocked. this morning ukraine is digging in for a drawn-out wa
the president makes it official. he s running for re-election. we made a lot of progress. let s finish the job. most voters think he s still better than the alternative. plus historic testimony. this is an astonishing moment in our legal and political history. like pence testified before a grand jury investigating trump s efforts to overturn the election. are prosecutors moving closer to indicting the former president? and desantis versus disney. the days of putting one company on a pedestal are over. the would-be presidential candidate may have picked a fight he can t win. so why doesn t he just let it go, let it go welcome to inside politics, i m manu raju in for abby phillip. this morning president biden wakes up marking the end of his very first week as an official 2024 candidate. biden launched his re-election bid on tuesday setting up a battle which he must convince voters that he deserves to remain in the white house for another four years. now
the story. live legal battles for former president trump happening right now. we have live coverage this afternoon laura ingram joins us and andy mccarthy, jonathan turley and trump attorney wil scharf will weigh in on healthy how he thinks today is going. the big decision could have implications for all presidents to come is at the supreme court today. the former presidents attorneys are giving that he should be immune from prosecution with regard to the indictments that will get the 2020 election and everything surrounding that. it has implications for the georgia case january 6th and all of that that s on the presidents plate but did the justices by the trump attorney s arguments in there today? fascinating to listen to the justices ask questions about all of this as they weighed the huge decision at the nation s highest court. he is said he really wanted to be there at the supreme court to listen to this very important process they are undergoing said trump. the judge i
Operate and to communicate and that s what matters getting you to iowa and do you have enough money to make it to the next two or three states and some of these folks will struggle to make it to the end of the year. congressman hool ihan, that a great number, $28 million and this was more than trump was able to make from the white house. is this going to stop the hand wringing? i think 72 million is a stunning number in comparison. i think it s more than all of the other republican candidates combined, as i recall. so that s a very, very good sign for the vibrance and health of the campaign. sarah matthews, take look at these headlines. desantis sheds staff amid cash crunch. desantis fund-raising slowed after an initial campaign loss. should he be worried here.