Congress are calling for him to drop out that as republican nominee and former president donald trump holds his first campaign rally with his new running mate, j. D. Vance. Vance has been an outspoken critic of us support for ukraine while in the senate, will look at how that could impact the war live from atlanta. This is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber we are now. Just 107 days away from the u. S us presidential election in the race looks very different for the two leading parties uncertainty hangs over the democrats as pressure builds on president biden to drop his reelection bid. That s in stark contrast to the republican party, where the trump trumpvance campaign is in full swing. The former president held his first rally on saturday since surviving an assassination attempt a week earlier. It was also trump s first campaign rally with running mate j. D. Vance, who told the crowd in michigan, it s still a little bit weird to see his name on signs alongside trump s now in contrast,
On cnn newsroom last week, i took a bullet for democracy donald trump holds his first campaign rally since the attempt on his life with vp pick j. D. Vance by his side, their message to supporters in the battleground state of michigan also as pressure builds on joe biden to step aside from the presidential race, vice president kamala hit president kamala harris has a message of her own to donors, plus iran on warns of dangerous escalation after israel targets houthi rebels in yemen will have a live report on the houthis latest response to the attack did you exhaust with us politics though? and donald trump is giving us a sense of how he ll be conducting rallies now that he is officially the republican nominee for president alongside his new running mate, j. D. Vance he was in michigan saturday for his first campaign rally since surviving an assassination attempt last weekend i stand before you only by the grace of almighty god. That s true. Maybe j, d, or somebody else who would be her
let s go outfront. good evening, i am erin burnett. outfront, breaking news on several fronts this hour. at the white house, the president meet whiting on stimu. it is a promise from biden to work across the aisle. we expect to speak to reporters after the meeting, we ll bring you that as soon as it happens. there at the microphone outside the white house. on capitol hill, major deadlines loom in the impeachment trial of former president donald trump. democrats filing, and trump has to give his papers by tomorrow. president trump may add new lawyers to the defense team. if he does, they ll join the brand new team as of last night, two attorneys known for high profile, controversial cases. david schoen and bruce castor. david said i represent all sorts of reputed mobster figures, alleged head of russian mafia, straels mafia, and a guy the government claimed was the biggest massive ee owes oh in the world. castor is a prosecutor that declined to prosecute bill cosby. cosby was
closings that came with the big surge in cases, that didn t even start until mid-december meaning we probably won t see the real impact until next month s report. that said, the economy right now is as fluid and unpredictable as it has been in decades. we learned earlier this week that a record 4.5 million americans quit or changed jobs in the month of december, part of the so-called great resignation. and it makes sense. if you can take advantage of high demand from employers, either get a better job or start your own business, great, but if you can t you can be falling behind. for lots of people, though, the real problem is inflation and even the wages have been up and they were up again in december, lots of those gains get completely wiped out when everything costs more. in fact, despite all of the positive news about the economy, only a fraction of workers say they came out ahead in 2021. so let s discuss. i want to bring in cnbc s senior economics reporter steve liesman,
attack on the central coast of california. what we re learning about the victim. the urgent race to get tested ahead of the holidays. long lines growing while supplies diminish. in new york, crowds swarming covid testing sites as cases skyrocket across the country from the rapidly spreading omicron variant. the cdc now shortening the covid isolation period for health care workers as many hospitals are pushed to the brink. so what can families do to gather together safely? the hurried scramble to get presents under the christmas tree. some last minute deals for all the procrastinators out there. overseas in afghanistan, defying taliban rule. a look at the women and girls fighting back to keep their education alive. ian pannell reports from kabul. and america strong tonight. a community coming together this holiday, sharing their wishes for better times ahead. good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy christmas eve. i m linsey davis, in for da