Donald Trump is turning once again to his favorite excuse: national security. It’s helped him build a ballroom, restrict protestors and rollback environmental protections. And now, the latest target is the press. White House correspondent April Ryan said it won’t deter her and her peers: “[Trump] does not like the bright light. Like Ida B. Wells said, put a bright light on what’s happening so people can see.”
As the midterm elections approach, more Republican candidates are distancing themselves from President Trump. The Newsnight panel discusses the divide and CNN This Morning’s Audie Cornish & her group chat panel talk about why MAGA podcasters are talking about Trump less. 0:00 Are the red lights flashing for Republicans? 3:45 The panel reacts to the poll numbers 7:41 WSJ: President takes up less talk on conservative podcasts 9:38 Their new focus: James Talarico Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #News #Trump #Politics
On "Clock It with Symone and Eugene," the hosts discuss whether President Trump, who is underwater in the polls and has Republican candidates distancing themselves, could lose his most loyal base, MAGA voters.
A 19-year-old sailor who went overboard from the USS Abraham Lincoln in what his wife described as a suicide attempt now may face Navy discipline and could lose up to half his pay. Retired U.S. Army Officer Margaret Donovan and MS NOW Pentagon Reporter Priya Sridhar on what it means for the Iran War, and the U.S. Military.
Republicans redrew districts to make them safer, but are still spending millions to defend them amid a tougher political environment. MS NOW Congressional Reporter Kevin Frey reports.