hungary. steve bannon who was convicted of contempt of congress as well as mypillow guy, mike lindell. this isn t dick cheney s or the cpac during the trump presidency. it s taken a new turn. trump will be speaking as his allies scored a big win in the primary last night where kari lake was projected to be the winner of the republican nomination for governor. lake who claimed there was fraud without proving a shred of evidence gives pennsylvania s doug mastriano a run for his money in being the republican party s most extreme 2022 candidates. she s an ex-tv news anchor who attacks the media and claims donald trump is the winner of the 2020 election which, he isn t. at least four of the six battleground states that determine the winner of the 2020 election. team trump now has their sights set on the wyoming primary on august 16th where trump s public enemy number one, congresswoman liz cheney is facing primary challenger because of her stance that donald trump is a threat to d
off the table. explosive hearing on capitol hill where chip roy invoked lynchings and railed against china, prompting a very emotional congresswoman grace ming to accuse him of, quote, putting a bulls eye on the backs of asian americans. congresswoman grace meng is standing by live. we ll discuss with her in a few minutes. we re also following new video released by the fbi showing some of the most violent attack on capitol police during the january 6th capitol siege. they include rioters beating police with metal poles, stolen shields and doucing them with chemical sprays. we ll share that video with you. that s coming up. first, let s go straight to atlanta where ryan young is joining us. ryan, atlanta s deputy police chief is stressing that this investigation is clearly ongoing. reporter: yeah, wolf. we ve been learning new details from the atlanta police department. they are stressing the fact that they are going through this as a separate investigation. they still say
Interesting. I will say that youre saying the end of the year between the end of the year and the actual election itself as many would hope that this is all done before that. Thank you also very much. Thank you all for joining us. Our special with the 2020 town hall begins now. [ cheers and applause ] good evening and welcome to the cnn democratic president ial town hall equality in america. I want to welcome our viewers in the United States and around the world from the novo in los angeles. Im dana bash. It has been 50 years since the riots had stonewalled and the riots against Police Oppression that became the Turning Point in
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Some verocity. the challenge now is you have basically eight weeks to do the story telling out of this legislation, but i think every democratic incumbent and democratic challenger and job one is to discredit your opponent and it s still a tough thing for democrats and republican incumbents will now have to bear the burden for defending why they voted against these measures and that s a way to engage voters across the spectrum and particularly young voters. reverend al, david makes an interesting point about the ballots that will be going out in a couple of months for the general election and how democrats have an opportunity to kind of set the tone now to help them with those ballots, and maybe this goes toward that. according to a new poll 43% of americans say they re satisfied with biden s job performance. do you think this bump in his numbers reflect the actual support he has out there with
First is, there is very little appropriate coordination among the agencies and there is issues that are not resolved because people don t know what other people are doing in terms of programs. the second thing is scale. so you ll have some very good programs that may be dealing with a couple hundred, even a few thousand but we re talking about millions of people that are now in jeopardy here and the other thing, i spoke with one of the senior officials at the usa id yesterday who told me that we ve never seen the velocity of this disruption since world war ii. in other words, yes, there are scale problems. yes, there is coordination problems but how fast this has developed because of the verocity of the war in ukraine overwhelms the agencies. there is a lot of work that needs to be done. i think it will happen. the question is, you know, later, may be too late for many