Good evening everyone. I'm Allison Camarada. Welcome to CNN Tonight. So while Kevin McCarthy

tries to corral Republicans on the debt deal, Ron DeSantis is in Iowa marking the first

big speech of his presidential campaign and taking aim at the former president.

Well, now he's attacking me over some of these disagreements, but I think he's doing it

in a way that the voters are going to side with me.

All right, well, our panel is going to explain how all of this will play with the national

audience. Plus, a new study shows that the first 45 words a police officer says during

a traffic stop of a black driver can predict how that encounter will end. I'll talk to

one of the researchers who discovered the warning signs of a police stop that's likely

to escalate. And remember the fifth grade Florida teacher who was investigated for showing

a Disney movie with a gay character in it. Well, as we speak, there is a heated school

board meeting going on where parents and students have a lot to say about all of this.

That teacher is going to join us straight from the board meeting. Just a reminder, here's

the controversial scene.

Any sweethearts waiting for you back home? There it is. Who is it? It's no one. DeAzo. His

name is DeAzo. DeAzo, huh? I really like him a lot. I just don't know how to tell him.

Well, that explains everything. But let's begin with Governor Rhonda Santas' first big

speech of his presidential campaign. Here with me tonight, we have presidential historian

Doug Brinkley, Natasha Alfred from the Grillo, Coleman Hughes, host of the Conversations

with Coleman Podcasts and Scott Jennings who worked for President George W. Bush.

Great to have all of you here. Okay, so first, let me play for you guys what Rhonda Santas

just said. So this is his first big speech. He's also, I believe, taking some questions

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