Politicsnation. Tonights lead, stormy days. Tonight more than half a million homes and businesses in and around houston, texas, are still without power after punishing storms slammed into the region yesterday, leaving at least seven people dead and putting intense strain on the infrastructure and power grid. The Lone Star State is weathering political storms as well tonight. Outrage is growing over Governor Greg Abbotts pardon of a white Army Sergeant found guilty of murder found guilty of murdering a black lives matter demonstrator in 2020. Critics are calling the pardon politically motivated. Well be talking about it all with the democrat challenging ted cruz for the senate, congressman cro little allred. Meantime, the white house is hoping to avoid political tempest tomorrow as the president delivers the Commencement Speech at Historically Black Morehouse College. Students and faculty have been divided over bidens support of the war and his presence on their campus. Weve got another
against hamas. rejecting mounting calls for a cease-fire in gaza. in a new op-ed in the washington post, the president writes, quote, as long as hamas clings to its ideology of destruction, a cease-fire is not possible. every cease-fire is time they ex ploi exploit to restock and attack innocents again. this comes as gaza s largest hospital, al shifa, continues to be a key military target for the idf, claiming hamas is using the complex as a large-scale command center. a claim hamas denies. hospital officials say patients and staff were ordered to evacuate the medical complex, which israel denies. a head doctor there says six doctors are staying at the medical complex to treat around 120 too vulnerable to evacuate. but as the fighting continues in the north, israel s military is now vowing to advance anywhere hamas is found. there are growing signs a ground offensive into southern parts of gaza could be imminent. meanwhile, in tel aviv thousands gathered at a massive rall
Along with two time loser stacey abrams and three time loser o roarke. don t forget charlie crist. and you know what s interesting about that, greg? i mean, is that there she is as well. says star in the democrat party aoc. and yet someone i think may have been malony referred to her as a ghost in washington. she wasn t fighting for the majority. and i ran statewide and i lost to andrew cuomo. i mean, i didn t say a word. i just kind of licked my wounds and just moved on . i mean, you shouldn t be moaning about that stuff, but you expect the party to help you. you know, it s what is interesting, too, is she has completely ignored her constituents and new yorkers in general when it comes to them saying they don t feel safe . she just did an interview. what did she say? she didn t feel safe . it was an interview with chris wallace and she feels that she like she can t walk her dog at night. and it s like that s terrible for anybody, but it s terrible for everybody. so now she underst
Democrats probably shouldn t overreact, although it was a pretty darn good night for the democratic party, they may end up winning an outright majority in the u.s. senate with an additional seat . if the vote counting as it s looking like it s going, could very well lead to that, to the problems. the country didn t go away because republicans didn t score the victories they wanted or the size of the victories they wanted. what the country basically said was we, like voters, voted for the poison. they knew and they didn t necessarily vote for any new poison. democrat or republican . look at the governors. we florida was a great night for desantis, but michigan was a great night. desantis and republicans. michigan was a great night for democrats. the governor was reelected. the attorney general was reelected. the secretary of state that the house and the senate in michigan flipped. so are a lot of stories that that have come out of this. if i were republicans, would i be most concerned a