and so, i think him doing that was a good thing. >> alyssa farah griffin? >> listen, i don't think the president did himself any favors in that. speaking undercut two of his biggest messages. the adults are back in charge by being dismissive, yes, he's not going to be convicted or tried for this, but there's some really damning pieces of information in there. he had deliberations around afghan war plans with. nba spoke to a biographer who did not have classified clear. is this showed a decent level of recklessness handling classified information. >> he said that he didn't. >> he said that he didn't. so, i think is a dismissive to the seriousness of this, and then on the other hand, this bizarre line to say he stepped away from an international crisis, the biggest attack on our ally, israel, since the holocaust, to go deal with a self inflicted self inflicted investigation by the department of justice. i was asked voice to inspire confidence? i do not know why he went back out. he already said most of this in virginia today. but this is becoming a five alarm

alyssa farah griffin now of the view is your will be here -- now of the view is here moderating the discussion joined by cassidy hutchinson the former white house aide to mark meadows. [applause] and sarah matthews the former white house deputy press secretary. please give all these women around of applause for their courage. >> think you guys so much. i honestly get cheered up when i see these two because i have so much respect, love, and admiration for their bravery and courage. when the two of them spoke out against the most powerful man on the planet they were in their 20's. they were younger staffers with big jobs, big titles they earned. they came forward to do the right thing when so many people three times their age saw the same thing and did not say a thing about it. these are two incredibly brave woman that i am honored to be with today. [applause] i would like to note that i do not think kassidy and i would have had the courage to speak out if it was not for this woman here. i know kassidy agrees with me. thank you for being an inspiration to us. let's get right into it. i want to f

farah griffin is with us as well. alyssa voters now could potentially go to the ballot box, not knowing whether one of the major candidates is actually guilty of trying to overturn the last presidential election, right? >> yeah, it's, it's a disaster for voters. we know as many as a third of republican voters who will be inclined to support trump couldn't be with him if he was convicted as a felon and they very well made go into the voting booth and november and have no idea because this case won't be resolved. and i want to speak to something that norm said in a previous segment. we do know that this new york hush money case will get resolved before the election. but talking to republican voters around the country, this case just does not resonate with them. they see it as old, they see it as dated, something that dates back to pre-2016. it doesn't move the needle. what does move the needle as we've seen from exit polls, is a conviction in the january 6 case, and we very well likely not see that now interesting, glor

. >> here tonight, former trump white house communications director alyssa farah griffin, and former biden deputy assistant jamal simmons, also a senior communications aide. and the biden white house. and now i see a tribute or alyssa literally your resume alyssa, when you look at this one point, haley today told reporters the most harm that trump has ever come across is whether a golf ball hits him on a golf cart and you're going to go and mock our men and women in the military. i don't care what party urine that's not okay >> yeah. president bone spurs. i mean, this is fascinating. what nikki haley is doing because it's not new that donald trump denigrates the military. he did it to john kane. he did it too. star families, but i think when it personally hits you, it brings out a certain realization of just how far the republican party has descended in the era of trump, not a single prominent republican other than governor chris sununu, denounce these comments by donald trump i'm here for what she's doing because listen, south carolina primaries coming up, there's a virtually no sho

alyssa farah griffin. i'm curious. we just heard from harry about this potential danger in the general so where would those voters go if donald trump, who, which so far all of the polling shows and all of the numbers have shown that he has won the primaries as we go into super tuesday, we will see, but that's what the numbers have shown so far. what happened to those voters? who really love haley? do they not go to the polls at all? what do they do? >> well, let's take a step back. so donald trump's running virtually as an incumbent, being that he's a former president and somebody with virtually universal name id, there's a lot of americans who don't even know who nikki haley's if you present that name and she has consistently gotten about 30% to 40% of the vote in these primaries, just getting about 40% in south carolina. that is a glaring blaring siren alarm bell to the republican party that there are a significant portion of republicans who do not want donald trump. they know who he is and they want someone else. >>

farah griffin.l, a lot of people probably reading through this filing thinking, are we really doing this? again? >> yeah. russia is our enemy. russia wants to hurt america. they people say metal, they didn't, they invaded cyber invasion in the 2016 election there, apparently trying to do it again with human sources the people who are repeating this, first in their defense the strongest drug i know is confirmation bias right? so you hear some that i don't like trump's. is there anything bad about trump? i'm going to believe it >> having said that people who have immediate platform have a responsibility to do more than just nod their head when something confirms their bias. and they have become dupes. what stalin used to call useful idiots. you hear that phrase a lot these days and that's what a lot of the right-wing media's become >> so what are you making this? >> well, listen, this is the russian playbook and i think if the average american had a better understanding of how russians engage in infor

farah griffin. >> i think paul, a lot of people are probably reading through this filing thinking, are we really doing this? again? >> yeah. russia is our enemy russia wants to hurt america. >> they, they, they people say metal, they didn't, they invaded cyber invasion in the 2016 election there, apparently trying to do it again with human sources and the people who are repeating this. first in their defensive the strongest drug i know is confirmation bias right? so you hear something i don't like trump's. is there anything bad about trump? i'm going to believe it >> having said that, >> people who have immediate platform have a responsibility to do more than just nod their head when something confirms their bias and they have become dupes. what stalin used to call useful idiots. you hear that phrase a lot these days and that's what a lot of the right-wing media's become. >> so what are you making this? >> well, listen, this is the russian playbook and i think if the average american had a better understanding of how russians engage and information warfare and disinformation warfare. a

farah griffin, and former biden deputy assistant jamal simmons, also a senior communications aide.en white house. and now i see it contributor alyssa >> literally your resume? alyssa that when you look at this one point, haley today told reporters the most harm that trump has ever come across as whether a golf ball hits him on a golf cart and you're going to go and mock our men and women in the military. i don't care what party urine that's not okay. yeah. president bone spurs. i mean, this is fascinating. what nikki haley is doing because it's not new that donald trump denigrates the military. he did it to john mccain. he did it to gold-star families, but i think when it personally hits you, it brings out a certain realization of just how far the republican party has descended in the era of trump, not a single prominent republican other than governor chris sununu denounced these comments by donald trump. i'm here for what she's doing because listen, south carolina primary is coming up. there's virtually no shot that she's going to win there. but xi's litigating the case against tr

i want to bring in cnn senior legal analyst elie honig, and cnn political commentator alyssa farah griffin, who is also the communications director inside the trump white house. elie, as far as it comes to the classified documents case, i think it's good to have a refresher because we haven't been talking about it as frequently. but what are you going to be watching for because this judge, specifically we know is operating very differently than judge in washington has been. yes. so i'm looking for the moving chess pieces it's here because i think a strategy and we've had reporting to this effect that donald trump's team is going to use. here is to try to move the mar-a-lago trial so that it blocks any possibility of the washington, dc trial making it onto the calendar before the election. here's what i mean. the current date for the mar-a-lago trial is like may may 20, if they can get that pushback to, let's say july. now you're looking at the florida the mar-a-lago case blocking july, august, september that just leaves nowhere for jack smith's other case, the dc case to go. so i'm going t

alyssa farah griffin now of the view is your will be here -- now of the view is here moderating the discussion joined by cassidy hutchinson the former white house aide to mark meadows. [applause] and sarah matthews the former white house deputy press secretary. please give all these women around of applause for their courage. >> think you guys so much. i honestly get cheered up when i see these two because i have so much respect, love, and admiration for their bravery and courage. when the two of them spoke out against the most powerful man on the planet they were in their 20's. they were younger staffers with big jobs, big titles they earned. they came forward to do the right thing when so many people three times their age saw the same thing and did not say a thing about it. these are two incredibly brave woman that i am honored to be with today. [applause] i would like to note that i do not think kassidy and i would have had the courage to speak out if it was not for this woman here. i know kassidy agrees with me. thank you for being an inspiration to us. let's get right into it. i want to f