new hour of cnn, new central starts now the excitement is real. momentum has begun. vice president kamala harris writing hi this morning, her campaign for president brought any huge fundraising haul and enough delegates support to secure the democratic nomination. the momentum building for kamala harris, his campaign and republicans are now scrambling to find a weak spot. travelers still stuck, delayed, frustrated days after that global tech outage at airports delta flights hit the hardest and heat waves across the rest are fueling out-of-control wildfires. officials say, one of them was sparked by fireworks we ll talk about those stories a lot more. i m sara sidner with kate bolduan, john berman. this is cnn news central breaking overnight two huge milestones for vice president kamala harris, her camp campaign reports she has now raised one $100 million since jumping into the presidential race. that was sunday, not even 48 hours ago. also overnight, we learn more than
the implications are enormous, notjust in texas but across the us, and it points to a wider phenomenon. ideological conservatives are using state activism to confront federal power. my guest is texas republican state senator bryan hughes. has a new front opened up in america s culture wars? bryan hughes in austin, texas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it s a pleasure to have you on the show, senator hughes. let me ask you a very simple question, is the era of roe versus wade that famous supreme court decision which essentially enshrined the right of a woman to have an abortion in the us is that era over in texas? we believe the end may be in sight. you know, for the last 30 years, the supreme court has been chipping away at that opinion and giving the states more authority to protect innocent human lives. so, this is not the end of roe versus wade, but the end may be in sight. we hope it is. this texas legislation, which you were one of the architects of
the obama administration in exchange for the u.s. army sergeant bill bergdahl back in 2018. maybe they were picked up in afghanistan but they were picked up all over the world. they are terrorists and enemy combatants are not prisoners of war. greg: and so you have a catch and release game with maniacs, it s okay to let them go because they will come back. it s awfully insane. who is not gora gorgeous truth teller? then there s the taliban s new interior minister who was wanted by the fbi with a $10 million bounty on his head and he s said to be holding least one american hostage. and this, there was no hostage like situation stopping them from leaving. anthony lincoln is now changing his tune. as of now the taliban are not permitting the charter flights to the park. they claimed that some of the pastors do not have the required documentation. both whites need to be able to depart. we will work every day to make sure that they are able to do that. we will continue to pr
we ve got quite a panel here this evening. look who has joined us. jesse watters. he is our favorite man on the street, but sometimes we wish we had left him there. his hair is like an extension cord. thick, dark, and full of plugs. yes, but he is here tonight. it s amazing what you will do when you re trying to sell a book. speak out your. greg: he tried to sell me one in the bathroom. today when you have mouths to feed on massages, any port in a storm. but at least you write your book. unlike kill me. you know who wrote his, right? but jesse s book is a wild success finally giving him one that he can point to in his life other than lettering and lacrosse at the bride. there she has. i can never remember her if she has a dog or not. but to her credit, she s capping a long day of work from 9:00 a.m. to midnight tonight. god, how lucky is her husband? peter, take out the garbage. peter, wipe your feet. peter, that is jasper s chair. can you imagine what peter is doing tonigh
cancel culture, search and crime and election security. former president trump is scheduled to take the stage tomorrow afternoon around 3:30 p.m. eastern time. new york republican congressman claudia was at the conference and will join us live in a few minutes. first, casey siegel also at seatac and joins us with an update. good evening, day two is winding down, the final speaker for the day currently on stage as we speak and then everyone gets ready for the big formal event tonight, the former cattlemen fall. you name it and it s being talked about here in dallas this weekend. you mentioned a couple of the issues but criminal justice reform, social media, the pandemic, guns, china, immigration, all of it tackle through a series of workshops and special presentations aimed at calling out cancel culture in society and strategizing the best ways for republicans to win moving forward. let me tell you, we have to take this energy into 22 election because our job is to fire na