toxic train disaster. all i know is our town needs help. how did a train derailment in ohio become america s latest political flash point? you were met with indifference and betrayal. the same people who want to play political games are the same people who sided with industry again and again and again. tim scott edges closer to a presidential bid. i see kids ought the abcs, not crt. will the message on race resonat with gop voters? march ri taylor greene has a radical plan to fix the union. dissolve. the last thing i want to see in america is a civil war but we have to do something about it. welcome to inside politic sunday. it s been 23 days since a train carrying hazardous materials went off the rails in ohio. 23 days of dread for the nearly 5,000 americans asking whether the air is safe to breathe and the water is safe to drink. like so much else in america, this environmental disaster quickly divided the country. former president trump led that charge
Yeah maier before the sixday war and telling me how terrible everything was, which it was. She kept flipping the maps up and down behind her. She looked at me and said would you like a photograph . And i thought she just we were outside her office and were standing there having the photograph taken like you and i are standing with the press and she without looking at me she said i am, she said dont worry. We jews have a secret weapon. We have no place else to go. Well, the truth of the matter is, if there werent an israel we would have to invent one. The truth of the matter is that i believe that as i went home its true. You dont have to be a jew to be a zionist. And i think the security and safety of the jews worldwide is anchored in the continued vibrance of the state of israel. Thats what i think its about at its core. And so ive admired people in this country for so long and im convinced that more people know from your responses to whats happening as opposed to just what War And Pe
This moment for biden, just to take a step back, this month began with the state of the union address. those kind of almost viral moments of biden at the podium and now the imagery from ukraine biden in kyiv really stand out as a historic moment for him. timed for maximum symbolism. major moral impact appealing back home when we have a significant divide here, especially in the gop. what we have seen is support among democrats for the war is consistent and seen a steep dropoff among republicans that don t support this. this is a critical time when the ukrainians need maximum support why they are asking for the f-16s and the history is that with every major weapons
Didn t win college educated white women, hillary didn t win college educated white women. this move by trump and this radical movement and attack on women s rights and moving women steadily away, they can t win the midterms in women in the suburbs are energize around this issue. we ve seen single issue voting on the right. it would be really interesting if they strip away women s rights and we start seeing that single issue vote going into the midterm around women voters. but also men voters. ari, it s not just women who don t want roe v. wade to go away. it s also a whole lot of men who don t want roe v. wade to go away. the 60%, there s clearly people who support trump, but don t support this. as cornell says, that may be a wedge. that doesn t deal with the short-term sweeping human rights impact. michelle mentioned what would