willie, you look at the leads in the papers today, the major papers today. the wall street journal talking about the white house warning that funding for kyiv to run out in weeks. obviously, a desperate, desperate situation for those trying to stop a russian invasion here. the leads on the times, also, their lead story, of course, about israel pushing further south into gaza and approaching another large city center and the growing concerns about a humanitarian crisis. and, of course, over here, something that there s more and more focus on, it s about how donald trump s second term could obviously create a much darker trump and, of course, willie, very few checks and balances. we ll be getting all of those things today. a lot of really important stories and a lot of ground to cover. yeah. we re also going to be joined by liz cheney in just about an hour from now, and she ll tell us about her warning, as well. she believes if donald trump is elected to the white house a
and upenn facing questions about the rise of anti-semitism on college campuses. also ahead, liz cheney sounding the alarm about donald trump s run for re-election. her warning and what it could mean for the 2024 race. and later oh! a massive house explosion rocks a virginia neighborhood. police were trying to serve a search warrant. so what happened? hello and thanks so much for joining us. it is 10:00 eastern. i m canana cabrera reporting fr new york. we begin with a new warning that gaza faces an even more hellish scenario as israeli forces intensify their bombardment of southern gaza. it is a significant new phase now in israel s aerial and ground campaign against hamas. an idf statement just released moments ago claiming its forces are in the heart of khan younis and jabalia. according to u.n., 1.9 million people are now displaced inside gaza. that s 85% of the population. and nbc s david noriega is joining us from tel aviv, israel. and also with us, major joh
kevin is live in d.c. president biden is in a far more favorable light. in the latest fox survey, somehow this continues to manage a 40% approval rating. give or take 3 or 3 percentage points. but that still means his disapproval numbers are not very good. they re hovering around 660. obviously, that s nothing to write home about. meantime i m 78% of voters believe the economy is in poor or fair condition, while now over the war in israel. but your thoughts on the numbers overall? i think, you know, there s probably no disputing that people think democrats handle those issues better. the problem is that most voters don t vote based on those issues. i mean, abortion arguably has driven some suburban women towards, you know, voting for republican for democrats when they might otherwise vote for republicans. but i don t think there s many single issue voters on transgenderism, on climate change. i mean, those rank very low when you compare it to concerns about the economy, co