humanity behave, right? and this is a great experiment on that as the frack natural gas boom happened around the world, especially in that it s that s it was sold as like a cleaner alternative fuel, but that s only true if it never, ever leaks and it leaks a lot and methane makes up about a third of global warming. so stopping that, especially in the near term, is key to straightening out things yeah, seeing is believing at least we hope we will. bill weir. thank you so much. appreciate it it, is not am on the east coast and that means more than a dozen states now have their polls open on this super tuesday and more states will soon be joined morning. what voters are saying and what everyone is watching for. just how far some of donald trump s key allies went to illegally overturn the 2020 election and keep donald trump in office after the january 6 capitol attack. we have the newly-released text messages that reveal more about that fake electors plot. and it s a party
saying it s just a number. right first of all, john pat is an amazing shapes. she s looked some great for 94. wow. so who has the upper hand among these older voters, even the democrats there we met who support biden think trump does at the moment, and trump has historically anderson let me just pull up these numbers and look, forgive me for turning my back just so i can stretch them out. in 2016, donald trump beat hillary clinton among voters over 65. you see it there by seven points, right? it was smaller in 2020 and that s the difference. joe biden, five points and keep it within the margins in pennsylvania, trump b. clinton by ten, trump beat biden by seven. so you don t necessarily have to win this constituency but if you keep the margins tighter, joe biden has to at least keep the margins tight. and the voters we talked to said, it s a bit of a challenge right now. what about older voters and other battleground state that s why this is so interesting. let me get t
b is august. he has made an immunity argument, the same argument that is made in d.c.. one minor difference. he wasn t president. his argument is, but i took the documents while i was president. i have said, that is like a bank robber saying you know, i legally got the gun that i used to rob the bank. right. i was a customer of the bank when they went in and took the money. everything is just such an irrelevancy. but he s got judge cannon and so the question is whether judge cannon will sit on that, whether she will grant it, or if she denies it and says but it s not a frivolous argument, meaning all of these delays of appeal that we have seen in the d.c. case, don trump is going to try that, of course. same road. back to the supreme court. it s much harder factual argument. but, that s not the issue. just remember, we were all sitting here going, he s arguing that he can order s.e.a.l. team six to kill a political important opponent and we re going as absolutely laug
boston the fog of today s supreme court news is the hard fact that donald trump is still scheduled to go to trial in manhattan on march 25th to face criminal charges in his first criminal trial, charges that he tried to effect the results of the 2016 presidential election i by making hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels, who will likely become one of the star witnesses against donald trump in that trial, a witness who even donald trump s followers will have no problem understanding what she describes donald trump did with her alone in a hotel room while his wife was pregnant. and when she describes how donald trump delivered his hush money payments to her. and i think r. that the supreme court did today is helping donald trump get out of the crushing weight of half a billion dollars of civil judgments he is now facing in new york. today, donald trump said cihe i not rich enough to pay those judgments, after previously testifying under oath that he is rich enough to
personnel at the border. it was clear we want to fix the border. it s also clear the speaker didn t give a reason why you had to do one before you did the other. thank you. reporter: congress, pope francis on sunday called for sir so you see the two democratic leaders, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries coming out of what sounds like an extraordinary and incredibly intense meeting that they had with president biden, vice president harris and republican leadership. you heard hakeem jeffries saying it s an existential moment for the free world, talking about what s going to happen with aid to ukraine and chuck schumer saying, it s one of the most intense meetings he s ever had. the stakes for these meetings are high. based on what we just heard from those two democratic leaders they escalated the intensity. i want to bring new york times correspondent peter baker and sarah sutt mayer. peter, tell me what you thought about what you heard there. the messaging was very