extending protections for more than 330,000 immigrants, some illegal, and some at the risk of overstaying their visas. those from el salvador, honduras, napal and nicaragua are shielded from deportation for 18 months. one top democrat says it is still not going far enough. another initiative from the left might. it is a new bill aimed at giving migrants immediate access to our federal benefits. things like medicaid and food stamps. you heard right. it does away with the previous five-year waiting period which democrats call arbitrary and xenophobic. as the left is focused on that the scene at our southern border stays dire. look at every decision they ve made, it is to open our border as wide as possible. they created the migration crisis in this region. people tested the system early on, saw they could get in and get released and so they called back home and millions have come. julie: casey stiegel with more topping our news this hour. hey, casey. according to the numb
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Joe biden is the weakest incumbent we ve ever seen here. donald trump is in a crowded primary field and locking down the recent poll over 60% of the vote in that poll. if you look at the democrat primary right now joe biden might not even get on the ballot in the two first states. a massive blow. very embarrassing to him. as you said here, there are a lot of voters who are doing his first campaign stop in 2024. hasn t campaigned at all and hidden away from press and why more voters are questioning his stamina and mental stability to do the job. a big problem. he has problems in a general election against donald trump the polling shows in the real clear politics average that donald trump is out polling him there but even in the democratic primary you have 50% of democrats who don t want him to run again. you have party donors, you have party strategists meeting with folks who oppose donald trump, the never trump movement to try
You re seeing it in the house of representatives with the central party fretting. your point, sen may and republicans may not want to talk about the intraparty back and forth. guess who does want to talk about it, donald trump. president trump loves this. it plays directly into what he s tweeting this morning. your book, your excerpts got under his skin, i m told, based on my reporting. the president was tweeting about kevin mccarthy, for example, and how much more he likes him. the president will focus on this issue with alexandria ocasi ocasio-cortez, with speaker pelosi because he thinks it wins him points. he hates this talk about republicans not supporting him, the never trump movement. now he has an opportunity to say, look, democrats have their own problems too. claire, check this out. the democratic presidential pray mire is a tale of two my prayers. among moderates and conservatives, which make up 45% of the electorate, joe biden is up 20 points. take a look here. kamala h
In unorthodox ways in their interactions when the doors are closed. but they choose to consider to support him publicly because they ve made a political bargain, in some ways a personal bargain that despite his behavior, his conduct, some of which they criticize in severe ways, they feel he is responsible for bringing along conservatives on the supreme court. he provided a tax cut and tax overhaul law that republicans are pleased with. so they ve accepted his behavior. but republicans like bill kristol, the never trump movement, mr. conway, they do not accept it and they publicly rail against it. those are the fault lines. but those scenes, both sides say they happen with frequency. and ashley, this public airing of a diagnosis from a physician s handbook, for a long time it was michael moore, it was bill maher, and kind of that corner of the public realm using diagnoses like malignant narcissism. now we have a respected d.c. attorney who happens to be married to one of the