nation suing. daniel cameron on the democrats constant race baiting, why any policy they don t like becomes a civil rights issue. then, sherlock holmes to the rescue, kamala harris tells us that poverty perhaps brought on by climate change is the root cause of the immigration crisis, with hundreds of thousands surging to the u.s. border every month. as if poverty changed with handoff in administration. will the vice president admit that it s her administration s policies, open borders, that are the same reason so many are taking this dangerous, sometimes fatal trek to america. mike turner on what the foreign adversaries make of all of this and why the u.s. is cutting its defense spending now as the threats are rising. plus, social media s cancel culture, james o keefe on exposing the fraudsters and fighting back against the radical left, all that right now as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. maria: first up this morning, biden s radical agenda, with his first joint
pursue criminal charges against him. and the chairman of the january 6 panel says they ll do just that. bennie thompson released a statement about 30 minutes ago saying, quote, i ve notified the select committee that we will convene for a business meeting tuesday evening to vote on adopting a contempt report. now, bannon says he s refusing because former president trump is trying to assert executive privilege over his conversations and communications with aides. two major problems for bannon on that front. first, he hadn t been a white house employee for years before january 6. and second, president biden has formally rejected trump s claims of executive privilege, with white house lawyers telling the national archives, release the documents, because president biden believes, quote, an assertion of executive privilege is not in the best interests of the united states. this all sets up a legal fight that could end up at the supreme court. the question, can a former president e
delegate dominance, but can he deliver a decisive sweep and get ever closer to that magic number? or will nikki haley pull off the seemingly impossible and turn a last stand into real momentum to remain in the race? good morning. thanks for being here. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. and welcome to the most consequential day so far in the race for the presidential nomination. it is super tuesday. the single biggest day on the primary calendar. the polls are open, are about to be, in 16 states across the country, and our team is in 13 of them. by the end of the day today, donald trump could be much closer to that magic number. unless nikki haley can defy delegate math and political gravity. at some point maybe we should say the reason that america keeps losing is because of donald trump. haley, she s not a problem. i think she s very negative for the party, but she s not a problem in terms of winning because we re winning by a lot. and nbc
december 16th, i m ali velshi. we begin this morning with a justice served. a pair of election workers were terrorized by don trump supporters. yesterdaya ry awarded ruby freeman and shaye moss a total of 100 and $48 million in damages as a result of their civil this defamation lawsuit against really giuliani who repeatedly and falsely accused him of carrying out a elaborate election fraud scheme without producing a shred of evidence that could withstand scrutiny. the verdict is a new low for giuliani, who rose up the ranks of new york politics early in his career, but has been on a downward spiral for the better part of the past two decades. he s gone from being americas mere to a codefendant indicted alongside his longtime pal donald trump in fulton county s sprawling r.i.c.o. case. on top of, that giuliani faces a number of other lou legal troubles. yesterday wondered 48 million-dollar verdict pulsing comparison to the 1.3 billion dollars that dominion voting systems to s
administration officials, they ve made clear their position is the same as it has always been. the president wants a clean debt ceiling increase. there have been no negotiations on anything but a clean debt ceiling increase. republicans are in a very different place right now. the difference between right now and yesterday where those two positions stand is they have about a month to figure this out. the president has international travel, how they figure something out is still very much an open question. to remind people, this is money that has already been spent. this is not future spending. it has already been manu, does this new deadline one month from today change anything when it comes to negotiations? we haven t seen any real willingness to give on either side so far. not at the moment, jake, of course this letter just came out, but even kevin mccarthy, the speaker saying earlier today in israel that they will not do what the white house has been demanding for th