jansing. iran suffers its deadliest attack in decades. more than 100 people are dead after twin bombs exploded during a memorial for a revered general. we ll have the latest on that stunning scene and the implications for the entire region and the hostages. plus, with less than two weeks before the first votes are cast for 2024, donald trump s ability to stay on the ballot is still an open question in 19 states. the latest on the uncertainty surrounding critical court cases in colorado and maine. when will the supreme court step in and decide things once and for all? and a surprise at the southern border, just as house republicans show up to spotlight how bad they say things are, illegal crossings plummet to less than half what they were at the end of december. but relief both for president biden and authorities at the border may be short lived. lots to get to today, but we start with the intensity surrounding two hugely consequential legal cases that will have a major im
likes of isis saying another terror group is the most likely culprit. what do you make of that statement? yeah, that s right. you know, isis k is sworn enemies of iran, not a particular surprise that they would be kind of high up on the list, and the iranians have their own internal problems as well. i think it just at some point, you know, there will be kind of a u.s. intelligence assessment on this. it will be interesting to see if it differs from what the iranian regime says publicly. clearly, they have more to win in their mind in blaming the u.s. and israel. thank you both. good to see you. and right now, the speaker of the house and dozens of his caucus members are visiting the southern border. could this turn up the heat on policy negotiations with the white house? and while record numbers of migrants arrive at the border, house republicans are setting their sights on the secretary of homeland security. the threat of yet another impeachment inquiry.
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policy negotiations, and it s perceived by some voters as gridlock. is that something that s on your mind as this process grinds on? of course. but what s also on my mind is the people who don t see us fighting for them. and don t you know, and i don t understand this, nicolle, because i think there s an enormous difference between democrats and republicans so i don t understand why people don t turn their ire on the republican party as it is today. not the one that you have come from, but the one that is today. and see that this is the party of the big lie that still doesn t accept that joe biden is president. so that is frustrating to me. that s the frustration i feel. but on gridlock, i think that that s i do feel like that is a constructed thing by people in the beltway and by some in media who want to focus on negotiations that are on an enormous package that have actually only been going on for three and a half weeks. and to say that is gridlock, i