Lost the election was there for All Of Us to see. We all saw it, We Saw it from this position, talking to you every night unfold in realtime. But ill admit, even as someone whos covered it, Day By day felt the danger, worried about where democracy was headed, was up late at night worrying about it, culminating in the January 6th insurrection, even Eyes Someone very tuned into the news did not quite put all the pieces together at the time. The latest reporting we are getting is a good occasion to revisit it all, look at it in hindsight, now youve probably seen the news from the new book by two great Washington Post Reporter Carol Leoning and phil rucker, they report that as Trump Ceaselessly pushed false claims about the 2020 president ial election, general marked a Milley Chairman of the joint chiefs of staff grew more nervous, telling aides he feared the president and his acolytes might attempt to use the military to stay in office. Milley described a Stomach Churning Feeling as he li
mikey sharrel, a veteran, she picks it up. there is a 90% chance the democrats take the house. as i showed you. this is the race chuck and i called. it flipped as we were talking. it sure did. in new york, 11. a democratic gain, max rose the projected winner there. staten island with a democrat in the age of trump is a bit shocking, but this is this was a well run race. a bellweather here. virginia at two. lorraine hlario. go out west. too close to call a montana senate race. this can come down to the wire. too early to call, a former democrat up against dean heller the incumbent. too early to call ted cruz. guys, we re 76% in. we can change the call. it s too close to call at this point. you have that much vote in. chuck is putting his order in like it s a fast food restaurant. all right. florida senate too close to call at this hour. utah senate, this is not a surprise. mitt romney, perhaps you ve heard that name before. former presidential candidate i
house lawmakers this week preparing to repealing and replacing obamacare. complaints from some conservatives. we are looking ahead on sunday morning futures. maria: major battle over the budget could be in the works one week from tomorrow. president trump will submit his budget plan to congress. lawmakers are gearing up for a fight among the biggest issues the president calling for a 54 billion-dollar increase in military spending. some critics are already saying it s not enough and others worried about the debt. mick mulvaney joins me right now. good to see you, thanks for joining us. good morning, maria. maria: we can talk about the budget and what to expect a week from tomorrow. before i get to that, let me get your reaction on the story of the moment, do we have evidence that the obama administration made those requests to, in fact, tap the president? maria, i may be wrong person to ask the question to. we have been knee deep in numbers. the office was full all
house lawmakers this week preparing to repealing and replacing obamacare. complaints from some conservatives. we are looking ahead on sunday morning futures. maria: major battle over the budget could be in the works one week from tomorrow. president trump will submit his budget plan to congress. lawmakers are gearing up for a fight among the biggest issues the president calling for a 54 billion-dollar increase in military spending. some critics are already saying it s not enough and others worried about the debt. mick mulvaney joins me right now. good to see you, thanks for joining us. good morning, maria. maria: we can talk about the budget and what to expect a week from tomorrow. before i get to that, let me get your reaction on the story of the moment, do we have evidence that the obama administration made those requests to, in fact, tap the president? maria, i may be wrong person to ask the question to. we have been knee deep in numbers. the office was full all
but it s still not far enough. ten months ago, britain stood on the edge of the precipice. a vote for brexit said the government would be disastrous. the hit to the uk economy would be so great, there would be spending cuts and tax rises, almost immediately. well, what a difference ten months on. as the country prepares to start the brexit process, phillip hammond, today s chancellor of the exchequer, was sounding a very different tone. i report today on an economy that has continued to confound the commentators with robust growth. a labour market delivering record employment and a deficit down by over two thirds. as we start negotiations to exit the european union, this budget takes forward our plan to prepare britain for a brighterfuture. and the reason for this cautious optimism is the growth rate for the uk economy for 2017 it has been revised upwards from 1.4 to 2%, while employment is forecast to grow every year to 2021. far from the immediate recession predicted