If it's Monday, the DeSantis campaign is burning through cash, laying off staff and struggling

in the polls as the Florida Governor and presidential candidate tries to hit the reset button.

Plus scorched earth and flash floods, the record heat wave baking the Southwest is set to

expand as Pennsylvania authorities search for two missing children's swept away amid

a torrential rainstorm.

The Democrats divisions over Israel, as the party's top progressive apologizes after calling

Israel a racist state just days before their president is set to address Congress.

Welcome to Meet the Press.

Now I'm Kristen Welker reporting in Washington.

We're tracking new troubles for the DeSantis campaign of all the potential roadblocks facing

the GOP candidate.

Money wasn't supposed to be one of them, but a staff shake up and a new NBC News analysis of

its fundraising operations are both raising serious questions about the campaign's solvency.

DeSantis has touted the $20 million he raised last quarter, but more than that two-thirds of

the cash came from donors who gave the legal maximum, which means they're tapped out.

They can't donate again, and the campaign is struggling with the other big source of cash,

small-dollar donors. Only 14% came from donations of $200 or less.

Meanwhile, the campaign has been burning through cash spending millions of dollars.

Without much to show for it in the polls, as the field's frontman, our Donald Trump,

keeps attacking DeSantis on the trail.

DeSantis is an establishment handler who is wasting such precious time and resources to divide

the party, they're dividing the party. Although he's dropping so quickly, he's probably not going to

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