drops out of the race, saying it s clear a majority of republicans want to give trump another chance. the bombshell announcement comes as trump and nikki haley sharpen their attacks on each other. haley now claims the former president is experiencing cognitive decline after appearing to confuse haley with former house speaker nancy pelosi. rachel scott is in new hampshire with what this means just two days before the new hampshire primary. linsey: also tonight, american troops targeted. attacks on u.s. air base in iraq now raise concerns about a wider conflict. this all comes just days after the pentagon ordered a sixth round of air strikes against houthi rebels inside yemen. the strikes from the u.s. are not deterring the iranian-backed rebels as their attacks on ships in the red sea cause a massive ripple effect in the global supply chain. the grim death toll in gaza. more than 25,000 dead since the beginning of the war with israel, according to the hamas-run health min
Nuclear weapons, he has weapons in space. all of these things are a concern to the united states, but they re not going to go away. if we duck the challenge in ukraine, those same pressures will be against us wherever we turn in foreign affairs. the time to face those pressures is now. this administration has to lean into the problem rather than ducking back from the problem. we ve got to be proactive rather than reactive. being proactive means getting those additional fighter jets in, it means improving the arms shipments, it means putting in a humanitarian corridor and preventing the isolation of kyiv. if we letencircled, then we ll be in a much, much worse position. every move we ve tried to make seems to be broadcast to the public. there s people talking about it. and then before you know it, mr. putin says, well, that s an act of war. pretty soon he s going to say giving food to the ukrainians is an act of war and what are we going to do with that? so the time to get it is now, to
And, you know, there is nothing that we can do to protect the students from that, you know, we just we can t protect them from those type of weapons. we just do our best with all of our training, kept our doors locked and we brought in as many kid as we can. we duck, you know, we did everything that we were supposed to do and still, you know, 17 people aren t going home. you did more than you were supposed to do. you couldn t possibly do any more than you did. 17 people died. who can do more? who needs to do more? congress needs to do more. congress needs to do more. they need to come together. they need to it shouldn t be a partisan issue. it shouldn t be a republican or a democrat, independent, it should be everyone, all of us needing to work together to end gun violence, to keep our kids safe. the florida state legislature needs to do something to make, you know, to make gun laws
Is because harry reid knows the longer he keeps the senate in session right now, the longer he can stay in charge. this is his last hoorah, right? once they gov e gavel this session to a close, le s done as majority leader. so he knows that they can keep passing stuff and maybe passing nominations. that s a sort of expected thing. the other unexpected complication is the fact that noble knows if it s going to be as crazy getting this thing through the senate as it was through the house. and, for the first time in forever, that is because it is the democrats who are willing to be unpredictable. that is because it is the democrats who are willing to mount even very inconvenient, very late-breaking, fast-mooifing unpredictable political fights because they have found the thing that they want to stand up for. this was all supposed to be done by now. today was supposed to be a sleepy day after the lame kuk. e duck. the lame duck is still quacking. and it turns out, it s not all