welcome, everyone. i m charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is your world. coming up, we ll talk to a border sheriff on what he would like to see done. senator steve daines that just got back from his trip to the border. first, to kristin fisher at the white house with the latest. kristin? hey, charles. a lot of questions about when the vice president will make this trip down south. now that she s formally the administration s point person for what is happening down there. the white house making it clear today that when she does make that trip, her first stop will likely be to one of the northern triangle countries because her top priority is on diplomacy with the country addressing the root causes of mygation and overseeing the flow of u.s. aid to those countries. when pressed about this point, about the vice president s travel earlier today, the press secretary said this. i don t have an update on her travel but since you gave me the opportunity it s important to un
knee into george floyd s neck for almost 9 minutes. he faces three charges but the biggest one carrying a penalty of 40 years in prison. our own martha maccallum on a steady buy with analysis but we begin with matt finn live near the courthouse in minneapolis. the first witnesses testifying about the 911 phone call. she is a 911 operator and an opening arguments a short while ago the prosecution did not waste a lot of time getting to that now viral video of former officer derek chauvin kneeling on george floyd s neck. the prosecution told the jury that former officer derek chauvin was on his neck for about 9 minutes without letting up. he was pleading for air, calling out for his mother and his own life. people were demanding that police check his pulse and get off his neck. prosecution showed that chauvin defied his oath to serve and protect and take care of people in his custody. mr. derek derek chauvin defied his badge by using excessive and unreasonable force upon the
and good evening, i m erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. we are standing by for a vote to break the filibuster that has been holding up president biden s agenda. that vote is expected to take place tonight, this hour, on the senate floor that you are seeing live. and that vote is expected to fail. this pivotal moment like i said expected to happen this hour. live and prime time. coming as president biden just wrapped up a news conference for about two hours to mark one year in office. tomorrow will mark one year since i took office. it s been a year of challenges but it s also been a year of enormous progress. his presidency depends on if the american people listen to what he said over two hours, and believed what he said about enormous progress because biden today trying to reset his presidency with that live question-and-answer session. because right now, polls show almost two-thirds of americans think the united states is on the wrong track. that is th
they had no idea what he was talking about. he wasn t a great or ray or the, he was a great senator. a staffer, chief of staff on the hill said they tried so hard in 1996 to give him speeches. there you see schumer and mitch mcconnell and pelosi who slammed mitch mcconnell just slammed him 24 hours ago for what he was doing on the floor, and look at the way they re talking in the cathedral today. in any case, bob dole could not play the game of traditional candidate. and these set speeches, because he just wanted to talk the way he talked. and as warfield recounted in an op ed, just after his death, they were wrong. he was right. he was speaking honestly and from the heart to people. kansans i think have an aversion to pretense, and meeting grant s rhetoric seems pretentious. he would not like to refer to himself in the first person. he would refer to himself in the third person. bob dole did this or bob dole thinks this. i think a part of this is just being uncomfortable w
more than 50 people were killed, most of them believed to be migrants from central america. and breaking news. this morning, wikileaks founder julian assange is one step closer to being extradited after the u.s. won an appeal at a uk court battle. and on the economy, consumer prices are up a staggering 6.8% from last year. that s the highest increase in nearly four decades. and let s go with pete williams. there is a supreme court decision. okay, i m being told now that there is we are looking now at i m sorry about this. there s some breaking news that we re going to be covering, but this is the moment that the coffin that s carrying senator dole leaves the capitol after being in the rotunda for the last 24 hours. it is going to be shortly respected to the national cathedral. let s listen in. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. read