clear and present effort to subvert the constitution, itself. you guys, this is unprecedented in every single way. now, meanwhile, on capitol hill this week, the senate passed a measure that raises the debt ceiling to early december. now by doing the, they have set off a global financial disaster that could have crippled things like social security and medicaid, federal and military salaries and food stamps and all this could have happened for absolutely no reason. so, now that the country has been kicked down the road. let s talk about what s in your wallet? the president hit the road negotiating what s in that reconciliation bill you guys keep hearing about. he is negotiating with his own party. there is a lot in this legislation that is going to directly impact up. but if an effort to lower the price tag, democrats are in the midst of adjusting the cost. but as congresswoman camilla jayapal points out to cbs news. you can t pit child care against pr-k. we can t put pre
79594061 call now it is friday, march 8, right now on cnn this morning issue isn t how long we are it s how old are ideas president biden full fire. did he do enough to calm fears? he s too old for a second term, plus the biggest increase in history it was then it seems to be the new normal at state of the union addresses protests, heckling, and a whole lot of politics also could americans lose tiktok, the bill that could effectively ban that app picking up steam in the house all right a beautiful, shot look at that sky this morning here in washington over the white house and the washington monument. good morning. everyone. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you on this friday. we made it the 2024 presidential campaign is joined from the dais in his state of the union. last night, president joe biden cleared what was really a very low bar for performance that his republican critics has set for him. he cleared it and more, he called the stakes, no less then the futur
good morning, so glad you are with us. the nation s first presidential primary, it is here. we are live at a diner in manchester, new hampshire. today it is likely now or never for republicans trying to topple donald trump as nikki haley works to pull off a strong finish in the state, her last best chance. we re just one hour away from the first big round of polls opening, first ballots have already been cast just after midnight in the tiny but important town of dixville notch. haley won all six votes there. in her final sprint across the state, nikki haley has been pushing back on the naysayers. america doesn t do coronations. we believe in choices. we believe in democracy. and we believe in freedom. let s show the country what we can do. in the final hours before the primary, voters actually head to the polls, trump has been raking in endorsements from republicans on capitol hill both the house and senate gop campaign chairs have called for the party to unite behind tru
early exit polls from our us partner cbs show self identified independents are making up about 45% of voters currently. in the iowa caucus, it is just 16% of voters are self identified as independent. i am alive in washington. since the iowa caucus, the field narrowed to just two macro candidates, donald trump and nikki haley. donald trump tonight wants to cement his position as the republican frontrunner, flooding your hips with campaign surrogates and a strong ground game. nikki haley has been narrowing the polling the in new hampshire and is hoping for a good showing herself. rebounding from her third place finish in the iowa caucus. , . , third place finish in the iowa caucus. , ., caucus. the primary today showed a caucus. the primary today showed a strong - caucus. the primary today showed a strong turnout l caucus. the primary today - showed a strong turnout among unaffiliated and moderate voters. let s go to gary donahue, in a polling place in manchester where a rat
and there s no catch. it s fre. we make money from ads, but they don t follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. good morning, it s saturday, december 30th. and you re watching velshi on msnbc. i m charles coleman junior, in from my friend ali velshi, and we have got a lot to talk about. we begin this hour with the very latest with the legal drama unfolding around the twice impeached, multiple indicted ex president donald trump, who also happens to be far and away at the front runner for the republican nomination for president once again. in addition to the 5 separate trials hughes pacing in 2024, donald trump has now been removed from the primary ballots in 2 states. colorado, as well as maine. both on the grounds that he is ineligible to run for office because of his role in the january 6th insurrection. now, the trump campaign is calling both rulings election interference. and lawyers from