DAVID: COMING UP ON "BLOOMBERG THIS WEEKEND," PRESIDENT TRUMP'S ULTIMATUM TO IRAN -- OPEN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ, OR THE UNITED STATES WILL STRIKE POWER PLANTS. THE TIMELINE AND HOW IRAN IS RESPONDING. CHRISTINA: THE PRESIDENT SAYS HE IS READY TO DEPLOY I.C. E. AGENTS TO AIRPORTS TOMORROW IF DEMOCRATS DO NOT AGREE TO PARTS OF A FUNDING PLAN.>> NEGOTIATE WITH REPUBLICANS BUT AT THE SAME TIME DO NOT INFLICT PAIN ON THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. CHRISTINA: SECURITY CONCERNS AS DELAYS PLAGUE TRAVELERS. DAVID: PLUS, TAKE U ...

We're down lower than we've been in seven years in gasoline prices and oil prices. Not just the three states that I talk about with 199 a gallon. How would you like to have 199.You know, that's [cheering] that's the equivalent of a very major tax cut. >> Welcome back. Now, that was President Trump in Pennsylvania back in December touting low energy and gas prices.Today, the average price for a gallon of gas in Pennsylvania is 376 according to AAA. That's higher than last week, and it's up more than 60 cents ...

WELCOME TO MEET THE PRESS NOW, I'M KRISTEN WELKER IN WASHINGTON. AS WE NEAR THE TWO WEEK MARK SINCE THE START OF THE WAR WITH IRAN, WITH GAS PRICES CONTINUING TO RISE AND THE ADMINISTRATION DOWNPLAYING CONCERNS ABOUT IRAN'S BLOCKAGE OF THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ WHILE ALSO TAKING STEPS TO TRY TO LOWER ENERGY PRICES, ALL WHILE PRESIDENT TRUMP REMAINS NON-COMMITTAL ON HOW MUCH LONGER THE WAR COULD DRAG ON THE U.S. DEATH TOLL RISING. AND WE JUST LEARNED 5000 MORE SERVICE MEMBERS ARE BEING SENT TO THE REGION.IN A RAD ...

rule and today the Pentagon confirmed that about 140 US service members have been wounded in the Iran war eight of them are still seriously hurt that is on top of the seven service members who have been killed in action today Pentagon officials said they're ramping up strikes and moving further into Iran we continue to start working on and going deeper into Iran's military and industrial base in order to prevent the regime from being able to attack Americans our interests and our partners for years to come ...

I don't think you can politically exist if you're not going to do voter ID and these things. I don't think the people in this country will stand for it. So I'm making my biggest plea It will make you, and I'm not doing it for this reason at all.It'll guarantee the midterms. It'll guarantee the midterms. If you don't get it, big trouble, my TAKE A LOOK AT MY OPINION. IF YOU GET THIS, YOUR MIDTERMS AND THEY KNOW IT.DONALD TRUMP SAYING THE SAVE ACT IS THE ONLY THING THAT REPUBLICANS NEED TO FOCUS on before the ...

Let's bring in Ashley Parker staff writer at ThThe Atlantic and an MSNOW political analyst. Jake Sherman, co-founder of Punchbowl News and an MSNOW political contributor. Joining me here in studio, Basil Schmeichel, former executive director DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL ANALYST.HE'S A DIRECTOR OF THE NEW YORK STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND AN MSNOW POLITICAL ANALYST. WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING IN FLORIDA AND ABOUT THE REPUBLICANS' LEVEL of nervousness about the midterms. Well, they're probably not as n ...

This year's elections are just going to be able to really set the tone for what can and can't be done in Washington over the next two years. If Democrats do wind up winning one or both chambers, that means they're going to be able to provide a check on President Donald Trump. If Republicans are able to hold on to both chambers, that means they will continue to advance Trump's agenda.So the first batch of primaries begins on March 3rd, and the first three states that are up are Arkansas, North Carolina and T ...

Economic Outlook - The executive chairman of Fisher Investments, Ken Fischer, expresses strong confidence in the economy, suggesting that patience will yield positive results by 2026 [2][3] - Concerns about midterm elections leading to legislative gridlock may actually reduce risks for investors, allowing for a more stable investment environment [3][10] Market Sentiment - Despite a generally optimistic outlook, there remains a "wall of worry" in the stock market, which can help sustain a bull market as it mitigates excessive optimism [4][5] - The presence of "yeah buts" reflects human nature's tendency to seek out potential negatives, which can be detrimental for investors if it leads to excessive caution [5][6] Tariff Discussion - The ongoing conversation about tariffs is viewed as potentially more harmful than the tariffs themselves, indicating a shift in focus for investors [7] - The expectation is for a continued strong bull market, particularly in foreign stocks from regions like Europe, Mexico, Canada, and Japan [8] Legislative Environment - The current political climate is expected to lead to fewer significant legislative changes, with executive orders likely to dominate the agenda [9][10] - The midterm elections are anticipated to further quiet legislative activity, reducing the risk of major disruptions in the market [10]

OR DOES THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S PATH BACK TO THE WHITE HOUSE HAVE TO TAKE a higher road. Former President Barack Obama has something to say about it. Listen.I don't want us to have a slash and burn strategy where we don't care about rule of law. We don't care about some of the guardrails around our democracy. We start lying and having no regard for the truth the way the other side seems to be comfortable with right now, because if that's how we fight then we lose what we're fighting for.They are doing such c ...

Joining us, Punchable News co-founder and MSNOW politica contributor Jake Sherman, former Ohio governor and MSNOW political analyst John Kasich and chief economics commentator for The Wall Street Journal, Greg Ipp. All right, so, Jake, what's happening in THE PRESIDENT'S TARRIFFS ON ON THIS TOPIC, SIX REPUBLICANS, AS YOU SAID, VOTED WITH DEMOCRATS TO DISAGREE WITH THE PRESIDENT'S TARRIFFS ON CANADA. THIS IS NOT THE ONLY RESOLUTION OF THIS NATURE, KATIE, THAT'S GOING TO COME UP BECAUSE The House voted just a ...