wouldn t deny he said it, it was even clear his tenure wasn t going well for the administration. his tenure of secretary of state wasn t good for the state department. it was really a bad idea all around that turned out worse than you might have thought from the initial badness of the bad idea. one of the things that happened at the state department over the past four years under the previous president is that they basically stopped talking to the public or the press. i mean at the u.s. state department the practice going back to the 1950s was regular, almost always daily press briefings. under the last president they stopped doing that without ever explaining why. and it is a weird thing, right. i mean this is the part of the u.s. government that is responsible for diplomacy, the united states of america promoting their interests and getting their way by persuasion and argument and diplomacy and by talking to other people and other countries into our way of seeing things. un
president biden turning up the heat on congress to pass his $1.9 trillion covid relief plan, saying we have to act now, there s no time for delay. he s hoping to pass a bill with bipartisan support. but if not, says it has to pass, quote, no it s, and s, or but s. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is struggling to get his party in order, a party in diagnose array. she s set to meet with congresswoman taylor greene who has made incendiary comments. some of her comments are full of anti-semitic tropes, bigotry and conspiracy theories. she sees a q in the sky for an eric trump golf course tweet. she replies to a commenter and calls george soros a nazi, that one is still up on twitter right now. just so you can see what she is engaging with when she calls soros a nazi, here is a larger version of that graphic portraying him as a vampire going up in flames. if those tweets both those tweets, i should say, are verified by cnn s k-file. there are two screenshots of two now-r
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fire. intense earthquake activity before this. it is, wow, magnificent to see. thanks very much for joining us. ac 360 starts now. tonight on 360, is the gop okay with their presidential front-runner borrowing a notion and the words from hitler? some answers from 2023 not 1933. keeping them honest. also tonight, breaking news. a legal setback for his former chief of staff, mark meadows and rudy giuliani, who s getting sued again for repeating lies. later, more fallout in the case of the florida republican party chairman, his wife, the accusations of rape, a threesome and hypocrisy. good evening. pamela brown tonight. we begin with a return of the mostly tepid reaction to outrageous statements the former president makes that have slowly been returning within the republican party since the shock of january 6th wore off. specifically reaction to this from over the weekend about undocumented migrants. they re poisoning the blood of our country. that s what they ve don
today on inside politics, donald trump hanging onto commanding leads, his rivals are running out of time to catch up but one of them is starting to see a narrow path to a major upset. let s make a deal, senators are racing to get new border security measures. president biden facing pressure on one of the toughest problems to solve. democrats have never been this nervous about biden s chances, we will ask the pollster who elected bill clinton. i am jim acosta, let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. four weeks from today, the first republican voters will make their voices heard, the iowa caucus is 28 days away, most of the major candidates were crisscrossing those states this weekend and are back at it today. the ones not named donald trump hoping to survive surprise finish, we have a lot of new polls this weekend, that will tell us what the challenges are for some of these gop rivals. they have been pouring all the numbers, what are you seeing right now? let s st