Now it is time for the last word with my friend, velshi. That was a great conversation. And i think the more you read about project 2025 the more you want nothing to do with it. But it is big. 900 pages. I am in chicago so i did not carry my copy, but you know i carried around the studio in New York. Just to get to the bottom of this thing. It has got so much in it, and it is all written down. There is no plausible deniability. If you vote for somebody who is supporting project 2025 you need to know what youre getting into. So i am grateful for that discussion, my friend. We need to make it into a very thick pocketsized version, so that you can fly around the country with it. Have a good show. Thank you, my friend. You have a great weekend. I promise you i am okay. That is what Joe Biden told supporters in a michigan diner, doing what he promised he would do last night, taking the case directly to voters. For the longest time i was too young, because i was the second man ever elected t
To do with it. Its big, its 900 pages, they t were counting on the fact, i didnt carry my copy, but you know i carried around the studio in New York. To get to the bottom of this thing, its got so much in it, and its all written down, there is no plausible deniability. If you vote for somebody whos supporting project 2045, you need to know what youre getting into. Im grateful for that. Discussion. We need to make it into a very thick pocketsized edition so you can fly around the country with it. Have a good show, allie. You have a great weekend. I promise you i am okay. Thats what Joe Biden told supporters, doing what he promised last night, making the case directly to voters. For the longest time i was too young because i was the second youngest man ever elected to the united states senate, and, anyway, and now im too old, but i know, hopefully, with a little bit ofw age comes a little bit of wisdom. And hopefully, in this moment, i think the alternative is not much of an alternative.
the accelerator. inside politics now. welcome to inside politics sunday. i m phil mattingly in for abby phillip. the front-runner for the 2020 republican nomination, he was in iowa last night. if you re wondering who that is, it is former president donald trump. he is more popular in that state than when he left office. 53% of iowans have a favorable view of it. 88-year-old senator chuck grassley is running for his eighth term readily accepted trump s endorsement on stage at the rally. still, trump remains obsessed with 2020. he spent much of the rally mocking officials he says who want him to move on. think to the future. you shouldn t go back to the past. the single biggest issue. the issue that gets the most pull, the most respect, the biggest cheers is talking about the election fraud of 2020 presidential election. ccing all republican officials say, the media hasn t moved on. i have a panel with me. iowa visits. we all know what that means. that s a thing that
military, economic and humanitarian assistance for the next five months. we ll go live to the white house momentarily for reporting on if and when that package might get through both the house and the senate. it comes on the same day that the head of nato said members of the alliance have pledged and provided more than $8 billion in ukrainian military aid so far. and this morning former nato supreme court allied commander navy admiral james stavridis told us what they ve done to keep ukraine in the fight and how the new aid package could help tip the scales. it is an enormous step. and really if you look back to, say, world war 2 and you look at what the united states was doing for a very beleaguered, very encircled united kingdom, this is beginning to hit those levels. and in fak, we re hearing historic alecos as you know of the land lease program which was the cornerstone of franklin roosevelt did for winston churchill. we re in that same mode here with our friends in ukr
coast waking up at or near airports after dangerous weather cancelled and delays thousands of flights. two big probably rivals and main polluters begin climate talks in scorching hot beijing. will cooler heads prevail? good morning, and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i m rahel solomon in this morning for christine romans. we begin this morning with a developing story on russia s war on ukraine. a crucial bridge connecting crimea with russia how appears to be partially collapsed. we have new video just into cnn which shows what looks like damage to the crimea bridge. multiple telegrams report strikes on the bridge. cnn s alex marquardt live in odesa, ukraine, alex, good morning. what do we know what happened to the bridge, and also who s responsible here? reporter: well, good morning, rahel. this is an extraordinary attack on several levels. as you noted this is a key logistical line between the mainland and the crimea peninsula that russia an