Today in the group chat, President Trump's AG pick walks back that anti-weaponization fund.
But will it be enough to get the Republicans who are against him to approve his nomination?
And has President Trump's repeated warnings lost impact?
He threatens Iran, then calls it off for a possible deal.
Can they trust it this time?
Well, now what we're doing is we're talking to them in the form of a negotiation.
And dangerous wildfires spread in Washington state.
Residents flee as the fires grow out of control.
Today's forecast could bring relief for Cruz fighting those flames.
And the Republicans who were adamant about Graham Plattner ending his race now silent
on domestic abuse allegations inside the Republican Party and the question about principle or politics.
I'm not getting out of this race and I'm winning in November.
If this were just between me and Todd Blanche, we would have worked this out.
Hey, 158 days, they can try it again, roll the dice.
Senate Republicans refused to blink, but did Todd Blanche just clear the way for himself as attorney general?
Good morning, everybody.
I'm Audie Cornish.
We're going to start with new developments overnight
on the confirmation process for the president's attorney general pick.
The fight was over Trump's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.