I want to bring in Delaware's Governor Matt Meyer. Delaware is one of five states declaring this impending crisis a state of emergency. Governor, thank you for being here.I know you were listening. Uh Rosa in Texas where they're preparing for this surge of need. The woman here in New York whose SNAP benefits are running out.She's worried about feeding her grandson. Is that indicative of what's happening in your state. >> Well, here in Delaware, it's a little different.Let me just first by saying as an Ameri ...

not a conventional dictator. We are facing an narco terrorist structure that has turned Venezuelan territory, Venezuelan resources, Venezuelan's institutions and that turned them in to to the fa to the favor to the activities of a criminal cartel. >> And this language you use, naroterrorism, this is exactly the language that the Trump administration uses about Venezuela.And President Trump is saying after the boat strikes, the land will be next. Do you support US military strikes on the territory of Venezue ...

Here to discuss, John Soapil from the New Agents podcast, a former BBC North American editor, Stuart Stevens is back with me as well. John, why did King Charles make this move? Now, >> it is a seismic move that the king has made and the brief statement that was issued last night by Buckingham Palace, which is essentially stripping Prince Andrew of any last vestage of power and privilege, also contained that last paragraph that you read. And I think the reasons for it are so powerful. I think not only was it ...

Government Shutdown Impact - The government shutdown is starting to significantly affect people's lives, moving beyond political debates [2] - There is a lack of urgency in Washington to resolve the shutdown, despite the crisis it's causing across the country [3][4] - Many Americans are struggling to afford basic necessities like food due to the shutdown's impact on programs like SNAP [6][7][14] - The shutdown could become the longest funding lapse in US history if it extends into the following Wednesday [22] Political Stance and Negotiations - The President's call to abolish the filibuster to end the shutdown is unlikely to succeed due to bipartisan support for it [9][16][17][21] - Compromise and negotiation are necessary to end the shutdown, but neither party seems willing to back down [10][26][30] - The President may be downplaying the shutdown to maintain control of the narrative and avoid political costs [23][24] Social Welfare and Public Understanding - One in eight Americans rely on SNAP benefits, and many will struggle during the shutdown [13] - There is a lack of understanding among some members of Congress regarding the struggles faced by those affected by the shutdown [28][29] - Food banks are seeing an increase in people from all walks of life needing assistance [28][29]

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So, let's see how Americans are feeling about the new at the White House. >> I love it. >> The Washington Post ABC News Ipsos poll we were talking about earlier also found a majority of Americans do not support President Trump's ballroom at the White House.56% opposes the project. >> That coming >> only 28% of Americans support that expensive new ballroom. 16% not sure yet.In >> Can I ask you a question, Willie. >> Who is that 28%. >> They love it.Are these like MAGA people that are like having trouble like ...

Ashley Porer, you have been so patient. We thank you. Uh and and and u and now for something completely different, completely different from anti- AI socialist as as money python would say. Now for something completely different.Let's talk about Rahm Emanuel. And by the way, your story was featured uh yesterday in the tea. Do I have to say it.>> Yes. >> Spilled by always spilling the tea. >> Why can't I just be serving the tea. I the serving works too.But but I I you know I I I just we took the headline fro ...

Joining us now is one of the 20 Epstein survivors who signed that letter, Liz Stein. Liz, thank you as always for being willing to share with us your thinking. Um, why was it important for you to sign on to this letter. >> I think that it was important for us to make our voices heard.You know, you just talked about how this has been at this point a 38 day delay. Um, and it's really important to us that these files are released. And and I believe it's important to um the American public that these files are ...

For millions of Americans who rely on food stamps to feed their families, the clock is running out. Starting tomorrow, roughly 42 million SNAP recipients are bracing for their benefits to vanish because of this government shutdown. My next guest is one of them.In a new op-ed in the New York Times, she writes that she was expecting her SNAP balance of $149 to last her family another week, but now she's trying to figure out what to do if she gets no more money. Joining us now is Elizabeth Austin who wrote tha ...

We're back with some breaking news. New reporting this morning that the US is preparing to strike targets inside Venezuela. A major escalation against the Maduro regime.And this is according to the Miami Herald, which has sources with knowledge of the situation telling the paper, "The Trump administration has decided to attack military installations inside Venezuela and they could come at any time." That is House members from both sides of the aisle say they were left with more questions than answers. After ...