Sorts of people that theyve got to take care of for the next 50 years, right . Young people, theyre in jail for years. If you call him people, i dont know if you call them people in some cases, than not people in my opinion, these are bad. These are animals cnns alayna treene, its tracking all of this for us and alina, you were at you recovering this rally when this all happened this weekend, how did those remarks come off at the rally . How are they looking . De republicans are having to answer for them right . Well, kate, donald trump, very much use dark rhetoric to paint this Doomsday Picture of america. If he were not to be reelected in november and its the same type of Fear Mongering we heard him use in the lead up to his First White House bid and something that he used successfully and effective really to claim the white house back in 2016. But look at that rally, it was unclear what exactly donald trump was referring to when he argued that there would be a bloodbath if you were
Mundane at Reagan National airport. This is cnn march 18, right now on cnn this morning now, if i dont get elected, its going to be a bloodbath lets donald trump warning the nation about what will happen if he loses another election. Plus were not a Banana Republic israels Prime Minister fighting back against calls from the United States for new elections and americas top diplomat visiting the Korean Peninsula at the same time, king john launches a new round, of Ballistic Missiles all right, at 06 00 a. M. Here in washington, heres a live look at miami, florida for a little bit of pfk1. Good morning, everyone. Im kasie hunt. Wonderful to have you on this monday morning. Another trumps speech, another set of questions about what exactly did the former president mean when he said something dark and foreboding were going to put a 100 tariff on every single car that comes across the line. And your dr. To be able to sell those guys. If i get elected now, if i dont get elected, its going to
This important story. Garrett haake on capitol hill, Peter Alexander at the white house, and Geoff Bennett at the Supreme Court. Lets take you right there. Geoff, tell us whats going to happen today. Hey, steph, good morning. Well, this morning kicks off three days of formal events marking the passing of the late Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg. Both here at the u. S. Supreme court and across the street at the u. S. Capitol. In about 25 minutes time we expect a hearse to arrive on the street here behind me and her casket will be met by an army of her former law clerks who will carry her casket up the stone steps of the Supreme Court into the great hall and there will be a private ceremony starting at around 9 30 eastern for family, friends, Supreme Court Staff Members and justices themselves. Once that ceremony concludes, her casket will be brought out and it will remain atop the steps of the portico there just in front of the Supreme Court so the public can then pay their respects accordi
Political cover trying to shroud their crimes and whatever personal grievances they have in a war with a higher calling . This hour well dig deeper into implications for our allies and for us at home. First, we start with the amazing story of how the hostages fought back. Daily beast contributor courtney is in sydney, australia, where its now 7 a. M. We hear there was an open door and the hostages took their chances to escape. Tell us what happened. Yes. So, the situation actually escalated fairly quickly just after 2 00 this morning. There was reports of loud gunfire and bangs that either came from gunfire or explosions. At that point, a group of hostages were seen running from the cafe. The police then entered the building. There was more reports of gunfire. You could see loud you could see the pops of light coming from the front of the cafe. And then more hostages then ran up from the building and the police, again, open fire inside. Courtney in sydney, thank you very much for that.