decision very, very shortly in that discussion to authorize the strikes against these particular targets. is there anything you can tell us about the u. s contractor killed. i m afraid not. i mean, we re trying to give the family some time and in space here to grieve. they just got devastating news yesterday. we do know that he was an american citizen and a contractor working for us at that particular base. but again , poppy, i think you can understand where we re going to give them a little bit of privacy right now, just to follow to poppy s question there. what are the things that us can the us do anything to help keep the personnel and u s contractsafe tre? well, the actions that we took yesterday are part and parcel that effort, don, i mean we re going to work to protect our people and our facilities as best we can. it s a dangerous environment. you said it at the top were there to defeat isis to ensure the enduring defeat of isis. they are still a threat in syria. they a
over ready to the justice department so rare to have that attorney client privilege punctured in a way like this, caitlin thanks very much, john. alright so how is this solved all this legal scrutiny of the former president playing with voters around the country? we invited a trio of reporters to tell us what they re hearing in their states is very important. so pay attention to this because it s not just what s happening in new york and washington and on the coast editorial writer for the star tribune in minneapolis is patricia lopez, access reporter from phoenix, arizona, jeremy duda and political editor with the tampa bay times in florida, emily mahoney. thank you all for joining us, emily, i m going to start with you and good morning to you. by the way. i know it s quite early for jeremy. so i really appreciate jeremy joining all of you, but especially jeremy emily. i m going to start with you in florida in florida. where um, where governor ron desantis poses the greatest potential