that is a shame. the headlines often don t match reality, there was no discussion during this oral argument go when life begins, no political speeches. there was a lofty conversation about the law, in particular an old case. ex parte young about railroad thieves it has nothing to do with abortion, it is important but boring, that is the way that life is sometimes. we should be wary of letting others summarize for us what happens in the highest realms of government, especially when they rarely get it right. we re a democracy which means the citizens are expected to participate. and engagement contentious issues abound in our country, this oral argument was not easily reduced to provocative headlines, calculationed to inflame, written by journalists who could not get into law school. this oral argument was as much process as it was the result. it was about the one thing which sets us apart as a nation. which is the ability to put the law ahead of our own personal opinions. it i
simply the best. the lead starts right now. what s love got to do got to do with it remembering an entertainment legend. tina turner dead at the age of 83. plus, ron desantis bucking the trend. less than two hours to go before the florida republican using twitter and elon musk to launch his campaign for president. coming up, how donald trump, the front-runner, is responding to desantis unconventional approach. and we re not going to default. we re going to solve this problem. oh, really? how s that fwgoing to happen. only eight days until the u.s. possible default. negotiators on both sides go back to the drawing board to try to avoid economic catastrophe. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we start with sad news in our pop culture lead. music legend, tina turner, has died at the sage of 83. a post on her verified facebook account says today we saw good-bye to a dear friend who leaves us her greatest work. her music. tina, we will miss you dearly. you re
tornado watches and warnings are in effect right now for parts of mississippi all the way to georgia. it comes as the death toll is rising after those massive storms. toward through seven states, and now at least nine people are dead. dozens more injured. there were over 50 sidings of tornadoes, including 22 in illinois, 12 and arkansas aid in iowa. in arkansas. three people are dead after the violent storms swept through that state. the national weather service has confirmed at least two tornadoes have touched down in the state. girl out of commotion and stuff that it was just over. i go outside, and it s crazy as people get blood all over their faces. three people were killed when an apparent tornado ripped through sullivan, indiana, first responders work through the night to clear the streets so they could get to the places hit hardest. and illinois baseball sized hail damage. some vehicles so badly that they had to be towed from the roadway. but the hardest hit areas a sm
border crossers. abbott expected migrants to be welcomed with open arms. i look forward to seeing responsibility and action as migrants receive resources from a sanctuary city with capacity to serve them. the democratic leader responding with harsh criticism for the governor. texas governor greg abbott is without shame or humanity, we are welcoming them and will not turn our backs on those who need our help the most, but they are describing their arrival as anything, but welcoming. they say we were going to be assisted here, that is not true. we are not asking for we just want to find a place to stay. marianne: chicago struggles to find beds for migrants, new york city has a million dollar welcoming center after the first intake shelter plans fell through. migrant troubles grow as border patrol in california apprehend group of 100 illegal immigrants, most from countries other than mexico, including india and pakistan. arrests have been made in the government s fiscal ye
this is the ingraham angle live from the grand ole opry house here in nashville, tennessee where, of course, fox nation is holding its fifth annual patriot awards. so we have a great crowd here tonight and a lot of folks here with me on set. we have lee greenwood later on. of course, will cain is going to join us, sean duffy, raymond arroyo, jesse watters and a lot more. but, first. [shouting] [shouting] laura: anti-israel protesters who are out there demanding a cease-fire, by the way, are choosing violence as their best method to get their point across. six u.s. capitol police officers were hurt during the clashes outside of the dnc headquarters in d.c. last night. there are reports of officers being pepper sprayed and punched. now, outs of that massive crowd, only one person was arrested. i guess none of the cameras were working? again, police were violently attacked and there has just been one arrest. now, let s compare that to how they went after the january 6th prot