Anything you d like to say in response to that? i really enjoy dr. donald trump jr., really great. dr. google university, he went there. ridiculous. just ridiculous. there s a difference between sensory problems. i have a lot of them and talked, i had a very hard problem sustaining small talk and things like that. sometimes i did. sometimes i didn t. when i interviewed him he was cognitively able to answer questions. i got a lot of flak for saying that, but he was. it was a long interview. you can listen to it. we didn t change a lot of ums and ahs, like a lot of people, by the way, and able to answer questions. such a cynical attempt to make someone look like he can t think and he obviously can think. that s not the case. kara, hope you feel better. thank you for getting up for us. i need a doctor. an actual doctor. a few we can send. by the way, ei see the
ukraine s definitely a big concern, in kyiv, in brussels, in london. not just in terms of the u.s. providing financial support and little tear aid, also as a force of leadership. central force that brings all other countries together. and fulfills that role. also more sympathetic chatter on russian state tv about republican candidates, and supporters of the former president donald trump. so obviously concern building in ukraine about the impacts this could, above all a litmus test of continued relevance and electoral viability, maybe, of former president donald trump. there is a lot of talk about what happens if there s one party and one house. one party and the house, paralyzing what should be the worlds s leader and to bianca s point about ukraine. it s the fact that america is providing most of the support to
People are voting doesn t mean there aren t suppressive voters and why wouldn t you want every vote to count? i just don t understand. i know it s the law and things that it can go but ways to check if these people are real and you, one, would think you would want as many to have access, to be able to vote as possible. this is fishy and odd. precisely the argument fetterman s team is making. very good argument, by the way. thank you very much. see if the courts decide. thanks for breaking it down. overnight donald trump putting a date when he ll announce his 2024 plan. plus this only right here on cnn. exclusive interview. colleague anderson cooper sits down with house speaker nancy pelosi really opening up about the attack on her husband and also how it will impact her political future. for me, this is really the hard part, because paul was not the target, and he s the one who s paying the price.
From all over the world. instead of talentless people from all over my house. so things are from kdka in pennsylvania. huh? pennsylvania. ross town, pennsylvania, where it is. you can see all of the candidates signs there lined up on the lawn, and polls will open there in just minutes in pennsylvania, but thousands of mail-in ballots are in limbo because of incorrect dating nap is a big issue there. a court battle is going on, a courtroom fight, what it could mean for all the results. over to our voting desk and mr. victor blackwell. good morning. a lot at stake and now throw
This into it. reporter: a lot at stake. minutes before polls open in pennsylvania now waiting for a judge to weigh in on the lawsuit filed by the john fetterman campaign. also joined by house and senate arms of democratic campaign committees. so this is a lawsuit that s in federal court and asking to allow mail-in votes with incorrect or missing dates to be counted. let me take you back. last month in pennsylvania supreme court republicans sued to block those ballots from being counted. last week the divided court granted the request. the fetterman campaign s hope, that the federal court will override the state court decision. they believe that it violates federal civil rights law. take a look at the mail-in vote here, because so far more than 1.1 million votes have been cast before the polls open today. look at this number. close to 800,000 of those were submitted by registered democrats.