I have no intention of losing the house in November.

This is really hard.

It's really hard.

I don't want you to think this is an easy thing.

This is not for the faint of heart when you get into that arena.

I can tell you that.

It's not for the thing of heart.

But when you're in that arena, you've got to be ready to take a punch.

And you've got to be ready to throw a punch for the children.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's message to could-be candidates, particularly women, as she gears up for a tough midterm election season.

Today, President Biden is ready to announce his plan to lower consumer prices.

We'll take a look at what he's expected to say and how the markets are responding.

There's also a remarkable story in this morning's Washington Post that details the lengths.

Former President Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows took to keep Trump in power after Joe Biden won the Electoral College.

We'll dig into that new reporting.

We're also following the latest from Ukraine and the new assessment from the

Pentagon on why the Russian military is still not making much progress.

There's a third-rate army. There's that. French president, Emmanuel Macron, dashes Ukraine's

hopes of an expedited path into the EU, while also proposing a, quote, new European community that Ukraine could join.

No, he should, if he's uncomfortable with Zelensky coming to EU meetings, I guarantee you, every other member of the EU would be fine with Macron staying in Paris and sending an

alternative, an alternate. I don't know what he thinks he's proving here, but whatever it is,

he needs to stop right now. We'll dig into it. Also, former defense secretary under Donald

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