and think about all of the personally this goes back to the trump's as well, donald trump and melania trump questioning president obama's citizenship and that is something that went on for a long time and it is something michelle obama said she will never forgive the trump's for doing. sothin family, they had two young girls in the white is the sort of scar tissue that develops row like this when politics become dangerous. so you have a first lady at the end of her time saying all that matters is i know wh now the way she operates on the world stage, is somebody who learned those lessons and is applyingost politics life. peter: did michelle obama or melania trump sit down with you? katie: neither did. melania trump engaged through a spokesperson. michelle obama didle other. donald trump motivated by said is largelyiv the fact that she could to stay with him, she hass a testament to her strength. katie: yes. they have been very, they were more forthcoming about the exchange they were making in gave several interviews saying i could not -- if i could not offer her money and security, wh

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if former russian lawmaker who served under putin is outfront tonight and where's melania trump? she was not at trump's side during his vision victory party at their own home at mar-a-lago. so we'll she joined her husband at all during the upcoming campaigning. will have somebody reporting lumify >> it's kind of amazing. >> wow, lumify eye drops >> dramatically reduce redness in one minute and look at the difference. my hi is the brighter and wider for up to eight hours, lumify really works. see for yourself is two things. a young man wound cowboy or gates against is alice down i've got back to my roots we've come from a long ladder carroll, who was my grandfather, my great grandfather, my aren't the rode horses when i see all of us at illness ranch i see how far our legacy can go which like are we operating? >> asking the right question can greatly impact your future. >> sure. you're neither pietas, >> especially when it comes to your finances a us certified financial planner, i'm a cfp professional cop >> professionals are committed to acting in your best interest. that's why i

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but the fact melania trump was doing this in our time as they are is almost radical. >> katie rogers with her book "american woman" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> president biden announced the united states will airdrop humanitarian aid to gaza amid the israel-hamas war and said the u.s. will insist israel facilitates more routes to get more and more people the help they need, no excuses. the president made these remarks in the oval office while meeting with the italian prime minister giorgia meloni. 's president biden: very brave. everyone in? well, prime minister meloni, thank for you being here again. i have to admit to you as you walked in the door, we're good friends and i played ray charles "georgia" as you walked in the door. most people don't know it but good luck, guys. in the united states, israel and the united states are allies and close friends. as you said when we first met here in the oval that we have each other's backs and we do and you demonstrated that from the moment you

melania trump engaged through a spokesperson.prides about the other. donald trump, motivated by power d ney, shared that he felt the first thing on his lift, women, should take less effort riits on his agenda. melania, whossiate said is largely motivated by security l, has often spoken with a certain degree of pride of her ability to handle a man like trump. the fact th she could to stay with him, she has signaled, is a testament to her strength. yes. they have been very, they were moreut the exchange they were making in their relationship. he gave several interviews saying i could not -- her moneyd security, what am i good for? d ba essentially say the same thing, this is an exchange. so i think that over time, talking to people who know them, their bonds and understanding of each otherny of these other relationships i wrote about in my book. but it is more of an exchange. k by many accounts she cares about him and believes in him, she would not have supported him during the birth

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you've talked a lot, written a lot about melania trump in her role well, and how it's been extraordinary because she did keep her distance. what kind of role do you see her having going forward on the campaign trail and if there is another term, what that would look like, i don't think we're going to be seeing that much milan i'm we have it you know, there's people are always asking on x now, where is she? i, think that she's obviously very protective of barren very i think there has been reporting about her just wanting to kind of be be protective of their son, but also not get involved in all of these legal battles that are husband is facing. you don't see her in the courtroom by his side. i think in the final no weeks as people are really starting to pay attention will see more of her. >> i don't think that he necessarily needs her. i don't think that she helped him that much in the last election and i don't think that she's able to communicate, like you said, in the same relatable ways that joe biden can kate andersen brower, thanks so much for the expertise. thank you. >> still plen

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former first lady, melania trump, was by his side.so choosing their parties nominees for congressional races — control of the house and senate are also on the ballot in november. one key contest is in ohio, where democrats are hoping to hold onto their sole senate seat in the state. republican voters chose the trump—backed candidate, bernie moreno, to square off against the democratic incumbent senator, sherrod brown.

. >> meanwhile, donald and melania trump cast their ballots in florida's primary. mr. trump easily won, but nearly 20% of republican voters chose someone else >>> former president donald trump has asked the supreme court to afford him complete immunity for all and any crimes he might have committed in office his legal team filed a brief yesterday writing that if the court we rejects their claim, i would quote, incapacitate every future president jack smith is expected to file his brief on april 8th with oral argument set for april 25th. the just physicices could decidn and if the trial goes ahead. this comes as the former president faces harsh criticism for comments he made about jewish americans >> reporter: former president trump casting his ballot in florida, doubling down on comments he is accused of being ai anti-semitic after top senate democrat schumer blasted mr. trump. >> the former president's comments were utterly disgusting and a textbook example of the type of appoint nti-semitism fa jews >> reporter: the firestorm began when mr. trump was asked about schu

. >> meanwhile, donald and melania trump cast their ballots in florida's primary. mr. trump easily won, but nearly 20% of republican voters chose someone else >>> a former top advisor in the trump white house is beginning day two of a four-month sentence this morning peter navarro surrendered yesterday. he refused to comply with a subpoena from the house committee investigating the january 6 attack he was involved in overturn the 2020 election results. >>> there is a new twist in the case of james crumb brie crumb. he was found guilty of involuntary man slaughter for failing to stop his son. he's also accused of making threatening statements against the prosecutor in the case >> reporter: a twist from the james crumbley trial finally revealed >> my client is not willing to agree to the order >> reporter: the order limiting crumbley's jailhouse communication, he's the father of the oxford school shooter, ethan, now sources close to the prosecutor's office saying this crumbley used threatening language directed toward karen mcdonald he reportedly told his sister his goal

as for whether former first lady melania trump will be campaigning for her husband, here's what she saidterday. stay tuned. stay tuned. also in ohio last night, trump backed congressional candidate derek merrin won his primary race, and that seat is seen as one of the best pickup opportunities for republicans this fall. andrew. rhiannon. >> all right, lionel, thank you for that. a new report shows alzheimer's is on the rise with nearly 7 million seniors here in the u.s. living with the disease . that is roughly 200,000 more than just last year. and the number of deaths from alzheimer's has more than doubled since the year 2000. americans are now spending $360 billion to care for loved ones with alzheimer's dementia. the emotional and financial toll on dementia caregivers is also a growing concern. >> everywhere we turn now to the case of the little rascals, a terme coined by the fbi in its search for a group of suspected bank robbers as young as 11 years old this morning, police say these shockingly young bank robbery suspects are in custody accused of robbing a wells fargo near houston.

and finally, melania trump will make her return to the trail for more. i want to bring in writer and editor of the project democracy, amanda carpenter along with cnn political commentator, jonah goldberg amanda, this is a pretty busy week for president biden, nevada, arizona. he's headed to texas as well. i've noticed that a lot of his supporters are saying, oh, you said that he couldn't do this, he couldn't campaign. this is not biden in the basement. do you think that's a fair point? >> what i think continues to impress about biden his ability to stay disciplined and knockout the basic blocking and tackling of campaign work while complete, facing a completely the unprecedented opponent for the second time, if you look at the off the things that donald trump continues to throw just into the general climate, whether it comes to his rhetoric at rallies or is unprecedented and legal trouble, biden doesn't get distracted by that. and so i do think there's a lot of inks and they luck toward about is he doing i think he's doing what he needs to do at this poi

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donald trump cast his ballot there, former first lady melania trump was by his side.s visit. if you have seen the latest bond movie, no time to die, you will recall that the final scene is a bit of a cliff hanger. in fact you might even assume that 007 is no more. except we know the franchise continues. and speculation is rife that the man replacing daniel craig will be 33—year—old aaron taylorjohnson. emer mccarthy has more. it's one of the most coveted jobs in cinema and speculation is rife that aaron taylor—johnson is set to be the next james bond. the sun newspaper is reporting that the 33—year—old has been formally offered the role, and he's set to sign a contract later this week. he'd, of course, be taking overfrom daniel craig. he stood down as zero seven back in 2021 after starring in five films. but there are a few other names in the mix. they include henry cavill. he's already played superman, but he says that he'd love to play bond. idris elba has also shown interest, but at 51, he's acknowledged that he may now be too old to take on 007. hot off his 0scars

former first lady melania trump was by his side.n largely absent from his campaign so far. germany said on tuesday it will send an aid package to ukraine, worth 500 million euro, that's about us $540 million. germany's defence minister boris pistorius announced the package. it includes 10,000 rounds of ammunition and 200 military vehicles. pistorius�*s announcement comes as the us, ukraine's main supporter in staving off a russian invasion, struggles to pass a $60 billion aid package of its own. but germany's defence minister said he has no doubt about the reliability of the americans. and speaking in germany, us defence secretary lloyd austin reaffirmed that message as he met with us allies and ukrainian officials. today, ukraine's survival is in danger, and america's security is at risk, and they don't have a day waste, and we don't have a day to spare either. so i leave here today fully determined to keep us security assistance and ammunition flowing, and that's a matter of survival and sovereignty for ukraine, and it's a matter

former first lady melania trump was by his side.'s been largely absent from his campaign so far. germany said on tuesday it will send an aid package to the couuntry, worth 500 million euro — that's about 500 million us dollars. germany's defense minister boris pistorius announced the package. it includes ten thousand rounds of ammunition and 200 military vehicles. pistorius�*s announcement comes as the us — ukraine's main supporter in staving off a russian invasion — struggles to pass a 60—billion dollar aid package of its own. but germany's defense minister said he has no doubt about the reliability of the americans. and speaking in germany us defense secretary lloyd austin reaffirmed that message as he met with us allies and ukrainian officials. today, ukraine's survival is in danger. in america —— and america's security is at risk and they don't have a day to waste and we don't have a day to spare either. so i leave here today fully determined to keep us security assistance and ammunition flowing and that is ammunition flowing an

former first lady, melania trump, was by his side.he's been largely absent from his campaign so far. voters are also choosing their parties nominees for congressional races — control of the house and senate are also on the ballot in november. one key contest is in ohio, where democrats are hoping to hold onto their sole senate seat in the state. republican voters chose the trump—backed candidate, bernie moreno, to square off against the democratic incumbent senator, sherrod brown. a top issue in this year's presidential election — immigration. on tuesday, president biden accused donald trump of "despising latinos". mrtrump, meanwhile, released a campaign video, slamming mr biden�*s handling of the migration crisis. the us supreme court is allowing texas to enforce one of the toughest immigration laws in the country. the law lets state officials arrest and deport people suspected of illegally crossing into the us from mexico. the court rejected a bid by the biden white house to block the controversial immigration policy, while a legal

keep her quiet about her alleged sexual affair with trump, while melania, trump's third wife, was pregnant with his fifth child. now i know the idea of trump getting busy with stormy daniels is not the image you want littering your mind at the dinner hour, just like this trial is not the one most people were hoping for. but it may very well be the only criminal case to good to trial before the november election. but that's not the say that it's not an important case, because in the end, it is not a trial about paying off a porn star. it's about lying to the american electorate to influence an election by suppressing negative information about the candidate. trump paid ms. daniels to keep their relationship secret. not from melania, but from voters. that's why he did it. and remember, the payoff came at a time when trump was facing harsh backlash to the "access hollywood" video of trump claiming he could grab women by the you know what. at the same time, he was courting once reluctant evangelical voters. and let's not forget that michael cohen went to jail, in part for those very payments.

. >> melania trump highlighted for americans the fact that you don't have to do anything with this roledon't want to. there have been first ladies throughout history that have done very little compared to hillary clinton or eleanor roosevelt, the other standardbearer. the fact that melania trump was doing this in our time, as they are, is almost radical. >> katie rogers with her book "american woman" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. ♪ >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress. from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings, c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. ♪ >> congress has averted a partial government shutdown by approving a short-term spending bill that extends funding in two stages until march 8 and 22. this now gives lawmakers

former first lady melania trump is teasing that she may be heading back to the campaign trail to supporttrump, are you going to return to the campaign trail with your husband? >> stay tuned. >> carley: stay tuned she says. she has not been at any public campaign events so far in trump's re-election bid. but that could change, steve. over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. and stay tuned because the texas law cracking down on illegal migration back in effect. more coming up.oo ♪si sting 4 ho urs urs or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may i

. >> melania trump really highlighted for americans the fact that you don't have to do anything with this role if you don't want to. there have been first ladies throughout history who did very little compared to hillary clinton or eleanor roosevelt who was always the other sort of standard-bearer. but the fact melania trump was doing this in our time as they are is almost radical. >> katie rogers with her book "american woman" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> president biden announced the united states will airdrop humanitarian aid to gaza amid the israel-hamas war and said the u.s. will insist israel facilitates more routes to get more and more people the help they need, no excuses. the president made these remarks in the oval office while meeting with the italian prime minister

[applause] melania trump highlighted for americans the fact that you don't have do anything if you don'tt him in their bin first ladies who did very little compared to hillary clinton or eleanor roosevelt. but the fact that we are doing this and this time as we are is almost radical.

it's more focused on being a very polished messenger, being sort of, in melania trump's case, peopleer to be a mediating force for her husband. people wanted michelle obama to take on policy but also she faced a lot of different expectations being the first black woman to ever hold the roll. the -- >> each one of them defining the role in their own different and unique way, whichever side the aisle you're on. katie rogers, thank you, appreciate it. a solemn anniversary of a story that feels like it happened yesterday. like it happened yesterday. in the app and get one free. just scan the qr code and enter promo code flbogo. it only works from the other side of the screen, buddy. you still got a land line in your house. order now in the subway app. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur,

can go back to eating their meals in peace [ laughter ] according to new reports, former first lady melania plans to campaign for former president trump, but not at routine events, just the ones she's subpoenaed for [ laughter ] in a new interview, presidential candidate nikki haley questioned former president trump's mental fitness and said that she thinks he is, quote, declining. while trump thinks nikki haley is that lady from "law and order. [ laughter ] former president trump had a -- held a rally last night in new hampshire with three of his former republican primary opponents. vivek ramaswamy, tim scott, and a teleprompter [ light laughter ] the supreme court ruled yesterday that border patrol agents can remove razor wire from the u.s./mexico border. apparently, trump's been cutting up his hands, trying to escape [ laughter ] what's a bigger bummer, that we've got a former president with a handful of sores? or that he's the front-runner? [ laughter ] a japanese author recently won a literary award revealed last week that she used artificial intelligence to help write the novel, which

lady melania trump. >> the couple strolling outside to address a gaggle of reporters who enjoyedle o hag a president who actually answers questions. >> they haveatctually to close the borders. our country is dying. our country is being overriddeon . >> this is an invasion. how you conduct a mass deportation, that will be very evident very quickly. will i will tell you that it'll go to deportation. we're going to get s out of oury right country right away. are you going to retur. nn to with your husband? i voted for donald trump. did somebody just say who woulda you vote for? >> yeah. i voted for donald trump. thank you. keepldtrump, t watching fox's ei results come in all night. >> so in the 1960s, americans got a look behind the curtain of washington. >> operation mockingbird,e ci the cia's plan to bait journalists with hoaxes disguiseo bad as scoops got exposed. >> do you have any people being paid by the cia who are contributing to a major circulation american journal? we do have people who submitan n visas to do american journalismo . >> langley was laundering narratives to the p

and florida is his wife, melania trump, and our colleague sunlen serfaty, has another great piece on cnn.com about where she is here's what's on the reports. she'll definitely have a role. but in terms of what it is, i don't know a source close to the trump campaign said it's her decision on how much or how little she will be campaigning. she is very selective and methodical in what she wants to do and how she presents herself. as i bring you in to talk about this our team found a nugget of sorts and this is an interview that trump did with megyn kelly back in september of 2023 >> well, i think part of the beauty is that mystery. she is much more introspective and she's confident she doesn't need to be interviewed by you to get ripped apart for no reason. there's a need to be out there >> i mean, it's an unconventional campaign and this is another part of it, but it's been, i mean, this is how melannie trump was as first lady, right? she did, but she wanted she showed up when she wanted she was out there when she wanted and it doesn't seem like anything has changed going into the sec

are they having first lady melania trump put the presidential medal of freedom around limbaugh's neck, right then and there, a spectacle that led to some blowback because of limbaugh's previous often disparaging characterizations of minorities and the lgbtq community he took the reagan-esque human moment and turn into a polarizing moment. wrestling bob is a polarizing figure for americans. >> it was a, we emotional moment for limbo because at the time he had been diagnosed with lung cancer, he died the following year. at that same address, trump ever the showman surprised amy williams and her children by reuniting them on the spot with amy's husband, army sergeant townsend williams, who'd returned from afghanistan then there are other, celebrities invited, like rockstar, bano, who was president biden's guest last year, honored for his humanitarian work, is a two-fer for the president that they get to seem like they know famous people but also they get to highlight an issue that that famous person is associated with it advocates for >> now as for the potential pitfalls of having a nota

what is unclear this morning, whether or not former first lady melania trump will be there. she's pretty much been largely absent from the campaign trail that may seem change. kristen holmes is joining us now what can you tell us about this april 6th fundraiser >> here's we'd previously reported on this fundraiser is going to bring some of the biggest gop donors to palm beach for what they say is going to be record numbers. they say it's going to be more than 33 million. as you noted, but again, it is still early we are still waiting to see what actually comes in and they've released those numbers on a day that biden was announcing that he was raising more than 25 million. but this is significant really for three reasons. one, overarching when you talk about more than $26 million and talk about more than $33 this is setting up to be one of, if not the most expensive general elections in history. >> but there's >> also particularly significant for donald trump for two reasons. one, as we have reported, he has been facing somewhat of a cash crunch on the campaign trail. they a

melania trump is somebody who doesn't really enjoy the the campaign trail. there were a couple of myths stuck. she made in 2016, including with her rnc speech, like got a lot of scrutiny for being plagiarized what she does do are has done in the past is speaking fees to speak at fundraisers or as the guest of republican groups like log cabin republicans right before the 2016 election, she also spoke to women voters and pennsylvania. so there are things that she has done and that would be in line with the kind of presence that she has kept on the trail before yeah >> she took notably as first lady forever to launch her initiative you write very notably in your book that she hardly used her office. it was actually turned into a gift wrapping room and that by the end of trump's term, as he was trying to stay in office. she was staying in her bathrobe and the residents, it was really very ready leave it not the model of a first lady approaching the role with zest. and so with that context in mind, it makes you wonder how she would be approaching it for a potenti

and it is unclear if they can get a conviction here and maybe melania trump's least favorite trial >> notice. we have not seen her out on the campaign trail at all. this season, but andrew mccabe, i think we'd got a taste of what that could look like if these trials were happening, they would not be on camera, but there would be reporters in court. we would have the quotes. we know these witnesses who would be on the witness stand and one of them we talked to him last night in the classified documents case. he was previously only known is trump employee number five. he's now known as brian butler. he worked at mar-a-lago for a long time and we talked about the pressure that he faced to stay inside the trump fold. this is what he told us i mean, i think the american people have the right to know the facts that this is not a witch hunt. i mean, he can go on and tv and say this. that's one of the reasons for doing this and quote, the pra says this and that i it's all bogus but people believe him >> you think it's a fair investigation? >> absolutely >> how much of a difference do you thin

melania trump, the former first lady, obviously, does not want to relive any of that, but i do want to point out what we just saw from battled trunk, which is very different from what we've seen in a lot of these other cases and trials. and hearings, which is just a very brief moment at the cameras, and likely that is because he is not paying that close of attention to this hearing today. he is fixated on that bond money, as you noted, he was sitting in his car for quite some time before coming in. >> he was >> posting on truth social over and over and actually just seconds before he walked through those doors about that both i'm saying it was ridiculous that you'd have to pay this quote unquote, made up a mountain talking about one of the things he's most sensitive about in that new york civil fraud child, which is the value of mar-a-lago constantly talking about the idea that it was definitely not worth $18 million, but more than that that is at the heart of what donald trump is focused on right now, so i think it's very telling instead of sam come out and talk about this trial, seei

this is donald trump and melania standing outside a a building let's take a look at it before it was there you have it. [ laughter and applause there you go that's all the time we have for "tonight show fauxtos," thank you. well, i heard that creditors want to force rudy giuliani to sell his $3.5 million florida condo to help pay off his nearly $152 million in debt. yeah, the condo is great it has three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a windowless room where rudy sleeps upside down like a bat. [ laughter ] these are crazy times. today, rudy called trump like, "can i stay with you?" and trump was like, "i was going to ask you the same thing. [ laughter ] well, people are talking about this - chick-fil-a has started testing out a pizza that is topped with chicken nuggets, pickles and chick-fil-a sauce. [ audience ews ] can we take a look at it ooh. [ audience groans that's what norovirus looks like under a microscope. [ laughter ] you guys see this? according to the latest world happiness report, the u.s. has slid to its lowest ranking ever yeah, but it's -- it's not the best news. but i

the fact that melania trump is doing this in our times as they are is, is almost radical. >> katie rogers with the book american woman sunday night at . you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast on our free c-span now app. >> c-span issue until the view of government. we are funded by the television companies and more including wo wow. >> the world has changed. today a fast reliable internet connection is something no one can live without so wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value and choice. now more than ever it all starts with great internet. >> wow supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudibleh conversations] >> the hearing will come to order. i welcome you all to today's hearing -- [inaudible] servicemembers put their lives on the line -- [inaudible] make sure the nation's -- [inaudible] >> okay. that could be trouble. all right. can we get the other brokerages like a started here? servicemembers put their lives and the

melania trump was invisible, not invisible, but not very bare. >> it was interesting.. she said she would tell us all the time, this is our office, we do our own thing. she said we might have pushed it a little too far, but we did establish that this role is voluntary. which is true. you're not paid. there are no actual rules, you can do as little or as much, to a point, i guess, as you want. i think millennia trump did enjoy being the first lady, and liked putting the first lady logo on things, and traveling in her capacity as first lady. she liked a lot less the scrutiny that came with it. she was a headline obsessive, she still is. she trolls the, she trawls, i should, say the internet for the content about her and her husband. she like that a lot less. the ceremonial part, she enjoyed. >> she trolls, or trawls. trolls are trolls. my wife does that do. so what is so interesting is, you can see it reflected in the first three first ladies of this century as the -- you have people like bill clinton, let's say, nixon, reagan, bush, clinton, they loved washington valley

and it is unclear if they can get a conviction here and maybe melania trump's least favorite trial >> notice. we have not seen her out on the camp paint gel at all this season, but andrew mccabe, i think we've got a taste of what that could look like if these trials were happening, they would not be on camera, but there would be reporters in court. we would have the quotes. we know these witnesses who would be on the witness stand and one of them we talked to him last night in the classified documents case. he was previously only known is trump employee number five if he's now known as brian butler, he worked at mar-a-lago for a long time and we talked about the pressure that he faced to stay inside the trump fold. this is what he told us i mean i think the american people have the right to know the facts that this is not a witch hunt. i mean, he can go on and tv and say this, that's one of the reasons for doing this. and quote, the pra says this and that it's all bogus but people believe him >> you think it's a fair investigation? >> absolutely. >> how much of a difference do you thi

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written as a love letter to trump's wife melania. and again, you are probably familiar with the genre. it crosses party lines. it crosses ideologies like small dollar fund raising like this is everywhere. but the problem they have is that they have been doing this so hard, so aggressively for so long, well has run dry. okay? that is what they are beginning to realize. clearly, we have a presumptive nominee for president who is desperate. i mean, absolutely desperate for immediate cash infusions for two purposes. both his personal finances and his political finances. and, he is in the market, man. he's got his hand out. okay? he can take that money from just about anyone and promise them just about anything if he gets back in the white house. think of that. earlier this month, trump met with the richest man in the world. elon musk who certainly has policy preferences he would like to see from the u.s. government. musk claimed after the meeting he is not donating to either candidate for president. though he says a lot of things that tu

the first lady came down, melania trump with this jacket on.s under trump that trump did not solve, that biden inherited? >> it's very clear for donald trump the people fleeing persecution claiming asylum in this country are not people he wants to help, but nor are the people that want a more orderly border. the people he's trying to help are himself and his cronies and his family and he's using this idea of the border to gin up a moral panic. it's at the same time incumbent on democrats to show lots of people who are anxious that they get it and are offering solutions, are offering a real system instead of just the politics of resentment and grievance. >> i'm wondering as we pull back and look at the border crisis and donald trump's refusal to do anything, donald trump's ordering of mike johnson not to do anything, house republicans' decision not to do anything, the extremists deciding not to do anything with the toughest border security bill in the past generation. look at that. and donald trump cynically saying don't pass this, because it wi

they recently had dinner with trump, melania and barron at mar a lag atho. was it dennis rodman orwith t mike tyson? ohrump and. god. okay, i'm going to go with dennis rodman. >> oh, this could swing it. i had dinner with him. >> never. oh. oh, wow. >> well, that'll smack. yeah. we're going to do something we so and we don't likeeoing who's ahead? >> we are going to make doe last questio n worth two points. okay, here's the category. hey, boy. which famous southern gentleman once said he's so dumb, he thinkfamous s s the mexican border pays rent. was it senator john who justor saw or foghorn leghorn? i say, boyghor it was night. no, boy, you got it. no someone has to do differently or else it's no howard dean smith's four corners. >> he's so dumb. he thinks mexican bono. he's rent one little matter. >> you both had the same one, so still win. boom. >> there it is. whatever. sorry. >> tried best, julie. okay. i appreciate you being on my side. okayciate yog on m. t traitor. you know what? when i go in, lower his chair. next tima littt's whate and juse . >> th

donald trump called melania melanie, how did that happen?a pin. >> jessica: i'm not saying -- >> jeanine: how could he not know her name. >> jessica: obsessed with her. >> jeanine: she was an innocent victim. >> jesse: who is obsessed? >> greg: it's not a bad thing to be obsessed with. >> jesse: murdered by migrant -- >> greg: better to be obsessed over a dead female murder victim than potato chips -- >> jessica: who -- >> greg: you said it was fringe. nancy pelosi isn't fringe. >> jessica: i'm talking about being uppity about the language is fringe when you talk normal people. and there are tragedies, and this is the unfortunate truth, all over this country every single day. if i ask you to name a kid who was killed at sandy hook, or even the uvalde survivor sister -- >> jesse: show some respect. okay? >> jeanine: doesn't know how to show respect. >> jessica: absolutely untrue. >> jeanine: called the gold star family of the 13 who were sitting ducks in afghanistan in that airport. he is not sensitive. >> jesse: we've got to go. >> jessica:

he was close to melania. he played trump like a fiddle in a lot of ways. >> it took guts. >> he got his tariffs. >> every interview he gives with state media is wild. >> your point of how consumers love this and competitors do not. the story in the journal about meta and microsoft and x and spotifyand match group filed legal petitions joining epic games. >> all those companies benefit if apple rol loses. >> leave those companies alone. have they had success in the private sector? no. >> i don't think jonathan taylor has. >> of course not. they would not be there. >>> coming up, elon musk's neuralink startup is putting out an interview with the update on the first brain implant patient. that is next. >>> plus getting ready for reddit. we look at expectations for the social media company ipo which is priced at the high end up of the range. >>> later, house speaker mike johnson will be our guest. we will get into everything from averting a shutdown and the ukraine funding and president biden's budget and more. "

but biden himself directly hut trump for not remembering melania's name. lot of user-generated content that goes after trump. i wish we were talking about health care and tax rates, but humiliating him, being in his face, because trump takes the bait. >> because trump doesn't care about his poicies he cares about the size of three things. his wealth, his hair, and i think that's about it. the size of his businesses. those are mostly take away. you go after the fact he's not as smart as he thinks he is and his hair isn't as attractive. it's shallow. people still can't adapt. >> but that's the world we're living in. nixon and television. even obama had an advantage over the internet. you have to think about this election, i think, instagram, tiktok first. everything else is secondary. that is memes and short videos. it's stuff that people who may not be reading the state of the unit speech will say that's interesting. >> you're right. to be continued. we'll figure it out around here. david plouffe, charlie sykes. thank you for starting us off. >>> up next fo

will not be seeing melania any time soon. [ laughter ] i actually got a shoutout from donald trump todayevery time i do an interview now, people ask me how much longer i'm going to do the show. i was talking to the "l.a. times." and i said i didn't know if i would go beyond -- i have a contract for another two years -- if i would go beyond that. this apparently caught the attention of america's most famous tangerine who "truthed" -- "they could get a far more talented person, who would also get better ratings, for 5% of what they are paying this loser" with a capital "l." and i've got to say -- that's a hell of a way to find out you're not going to be somebody's running mate. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i hope he never finds out, he has no idea how delighted i am by something like this. [ laughter ] i'm going to try to enjoy it because he probably won't be able to do this when they take away his phone in prison. [ laughter ] i'm really going to soak it in. meanwhile, president biden touched down in san francisco last night, and everyone hold your breath. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: t