ari, what is your reaction to this? >> martha, i just have a hard time seeing any of the court cases including this one as anything other than a continuation of the resistance that began when donald trump was elected president and instantly protesters took to the streets of fifth avenue. look at all of these cases. they're being brought against the former president in the bluest of blue counties across the united states of america. because if they were brought in a purple county let alone a red county, they would have no chance of success whether it was a jury or a judge. i think this is a continuation of the nastiness that law has turned into to serve the political ends as letitia james, the attorney general of new york, campaigned on getting donald trump. i remember when she said that. i'm a new yorker. i remember when she was a candidate and she vowed to do that. it struck me as a miscarriage of justice then and now that she's delivered on it, it's an even bigger miscarriage. >> this also -- the judge says that the t

i know you are not saying that ari. think of any example of -- this is aiding and abetting an invasion of our country. this is surrendering our borders completely giving in to enemies we don't even know and allowing them into our country to take over our country and to surrender the border to the worst human smuggling slave drivers, the drug cartels, the worst elements of humanity and surrendering it all. and so in that particular case, i can't think of a higher -- a more urgent reason to impeach somebody. and, quite frankly, i wish they had done this at the beginning and gone after joe biden himself over this. because he is -- he is allowing an invasion at the border. >> this is the most -- this is as close to treason as i can think. i don't know what else there is. if you are not going to enforce your own borders and allow people who are killing americans to come into the country and completely disregard all of our rules and our laws, i don't know what -- i don't know what impeachment is for if it's not for this. >> l

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>> ari, i worked in the kansas city division. i was the agent in charge in wichita for years, and i have been to that same spot many times. just looking at all the video, listening to the witnesses, watching the event unfold, the number of injured, i think it's a possibility here that we might have a clock switch, which is a small device that attaches to a pistol and turns it into a sub machine gun. so i'll be looking what the chief says about that. i'm not saying it is for sure. i doubt these actors are carrying these long guns. it looks like they were probably part of the crowd. then there's some type of a criminal dispute. as tom winter was reporting earlier, gang members or people who know each other. there's words just passed. the reason i suggested the possibility of a glock switch is we see those on so many guns now. and when you pull the trigger, it empties the magazine, and when you have this number of people shot in the crowd, that rapid fire, we could be looking at something like that. but they have two guys in custody

this isn't a bit, ari. not everything is a bit. me putting this together and she said you're not giving ari a starter pack are you? and i said, of course not. and he had these starter packs of -- you know, i'm so needy and this and that. so it was not a bit, susie but also kind of was. >> that was how his brain worked. and joyce -- she's the greatest. she was the greatest wife to him and just, you know, he's been failing for the past few years. he had so many surgeries and the parkinson's. she's been there like a rock for him the whole time. they were a great couple. just an amazing couple. it's just so sad. it's just so sad. he died peacefully, though, my richie. >> good. i appreciate you letting us know that tonight. we celebrate him -- and i will say this, i have no mixed feelings about playing clips of him because i know he loved that and he was authentic in that. sometimes we played a clip for some other reason. he would text me, that's right. i'm back on. so i want to play him -- >> my first impulse was, no, i don't want to t

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"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >>> welcome, everyone, to "the beat." i'm ari melber. it is february 2024. as we started show here, our top story in 2024 is about a crackdown on women's rights that could be from decades back, on parents' rights, and a lot of people. let me walk you through why this is the stop story now. a few years ago, few might have been able to predict what is happening in a university has been forced to halt in vitro fertilization after a local judge has ruled they will treat those frozen embryos as, quote, children. they feature of image of god. this came out of alabama where two clinics are holding those procedures. that rule, like a long water of republican antichoice matter. we'll return to that in a moment. the rule sending shockwaves across the nation as they see this effort to limit right, to limb medical choice, and potentially interfering with family planning techniques, procedures by parents who want to have kids. this is a crackdown on parents trying to have children. it does not appear to create criminal liability for ivf providers in

thanks for watching "the beat" with ari melber.ight on "the reidout" -- >> it is nothing in the case of biden on thursday, a cynical, sick political stunt by the president and frankly it is beyond disgraceful. we'll be at the border with president trump on thursday. >> what? i'm sorry, did you say something about beyond disgraceful? fox

the beat with ari melber starts right now. >> welcome to the beat. i'm ari melber. and we're following this breaking news. >>> just moments ago a huge legal loss for the national rifle association or nra. a new york jury found it liable for corruption, basically financial mismanagement that went all the way to the top. the former ceo lepierre corruptly managing the organization. he's ordered to pay $5 millions because of money the xi found was misspent, millions that went to basically perks, personal spending, lavish lifestyle, trips, yachts, jets, you name it to seemed he was sending the money that way. and the new york attorney general who brought this case might seem familiar. she's been in the news recently for a string of victories. i'm talking about a.g. letitia james. and this suit dates all the way back to 2020. she and her team have been working on it for four years. it is a major rebuke to the nra at a time when many have asked just how america's gun laws got to this point, why a country that has overwhelming 60% support for, for example basic common sense

joining me now ari fleischer former white house secretary fox news contributor. ari, this is very convenient. work study for votes. why didn't trump think of this in 2020. is that going to be enough to bridging what he has lost in the gen-y and gen z category voters? >> well, in the close election, sure it could be the thing that makes the difference and especially with a group 18 to 29-year-olds were the most favored to vote democrat historically. look, this is exactly why the federal government should keep its nose out of the voter registration business. and president biden early on in his first week of the presidency issued an executive order charging all agencies of government to do everything they can to register voters. who do you think they are going to register? they are not going to go to nascar events and register people who go there. they are going to go where democrats are. and this is why elections should be left to the states per the constitution and it's unprecedented for the federal government to do this. no one has done it before. the justice dep

. >>> welcome to this special edition of "the beat" with ari melber. we talk about history, we talk about precedents and the unprecedented. we're going to show you in our special what we've been working on why we've lived through a truly historic week. and that is not a comment on politics or media, criticism or media speculation. i can tell you as a point of fact the supreme court ruling this week and the d.c. circuit court ruling this week will be taught in law schools and in books about american history for many decades to come. right now in those cases the supreme court is basically grappling with key issues involving citizen, defendant and candidate trump, which could shape not only this year's election, but legal and political boundaries in history as we know it. >> it's on this monumental day, judicial history. >> a legal case that could rock the race for the white house. >> donald trump is now at the center of a u.s. supreme court battle. >> considering whether the leading candidate for the republican presidential nomination should be banned fr

i feel a lot of people, ari, feel the same way.ice having been told the far left justices are in there and so cruel and mean to the trump lawyer. what do you think -- what do you think -- we heard from the former president immediately following, right. and now he's off to nevada. and you just wonder as you hear this all play out, as you are not a supreme court vote counter, you certainly are somebody very familiar with messaging, what do you see the president doing with the turnout in this oral argument, what we have heard so far, see the decision made and what happens the next few months with voters as they see this play out. >> donald trump has such a good touch about when to communicate. think about what he did today. there was a hearing in the supreme court about whether he should be removed as a presidential candidate. and what was his response? to act like a presidential candidate. he went right over the various issues to show everybody i am a presidential candidate. i will talk like one, i'll take questions from the press li

i'm ari melber. we begin with breaking news. donald trump's federal trial is back on because this court is ruling against defendant trump today. they're green lighting the trial sought by special counsel jack smith. this spruling sets a precedent for holding a former president accountable. we have special coverage we've been working on since this broke early on the east coast today. we start with the basics. you don't need to be a lawyer or constitutional scholar to understand this. the ruling rejects donald trump's very far-fetched arguments that his job history as president should mean he could never be arrested, indicted or tried for anything related to his time in office. trump's lawyers argued he should basically retain a kind of permanent immunity from the fact he used to be president. the court is rejecting that today. we're going to begin, like i said, with the clarity of this single spare sentence. quote, for the purpose of this criminal case, former president trump has become citizen trump. that's it. if you don't want

joining me now ari fleischer former white house secretary fox news contributor.ry convenient. work study for votes. why didn't trump think of this in 2020. is that going to be enough to bridging what he has lost in the gen-y and gen z category voters? >> well, in the close election, sure it could be the thing that makes the difference and especially with a group 18 to 29-year-olds were the most favored to vote democrat historically. look, this is exactly why the federal government should keep its nose out of the voter registration business. and president biden early on in his first week of the presidency issued an executive order charging all agencies of government to do everything they can to register voters. who do you think they are going to register? they are not going to go to nascar events and register people who go there. they are going to go where democrats are. and this is why elections should be left to the states per the constitution and it's unprecedented for the federal government to do this. no one has done it before. the justice department is being

in the case of this particular trial, ari, navy s.e.a.l.ay on truth social. it's long and involved and has capitalizations where there shouldn't be any, but the last three words are all caps, save presidential immunity. like that's become the thing. it's not just whether i'm on trial or not, but now presidential immunity is a thing that requires being saved because the biden administration and this corrupt court decided that he's not immune from this. >> yeah, i think it's hard to take that seriously. as a criminal defendant, he's afforded many rights and those include being legally presumed innocent. it's a very long road and high bar, but no, you don't really want to have immunity for someone with those level of powers even after they leave office. and to remind everyone, no one is saying here, for example, that a sitting president who orders a military operation that goes wrong is going to be tried the next day for murder. we're nowhere near that, it's not that movie. it's the situation that nixon was in, when you abuse your power not on

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i agree with ari. it's not going to be the magnificent numbers, but some of them will just stay home. they're not going to go vote for joe. they may not vote for trump, but they won't vote for joe. but i'll tell you what i'm watching. i'm watching mothers of four children in boston who are angry her kids can't go to the community center and play basketball because it's filled up with illegal immigrants. they're getting gift cards. she's getting shown the door. and you keep doing that in november and a lot of those folks out of sheer anger and frustration, they'll vote for donald trump and say it can't be worse. you know, the fascinate thing is is then trying to put this on the republicans and everybody knows this was policy from day one of joe biden. that little game is not been successful even with the help of pretty much the entire media mob running interference and an extension of the biden campaign press office. anyway, appreciate you both. ari fleischer. thank you, governor. thank you. coming up,

>> i'm so glad, ari, you showed those statistics.n in the politics and a lot of coverage is around swing voters, and they exist. 3 to 4% in the six states that will determine the presidency. that's important. if most of them swing one way or the other. but the bigger pool of voters are people who are almost assuredly not going to vote for trump. they're deciding whether to vote for biden or maybe a third party or not vote at all. at the end of the day, i think increasingly, if you think about wisconsin, arizona, pennsylvania, michigan, that's going to be the bigger bucket of voters. that's where i think most of -- not all of, but a lot of the attention has to go from the campaign and those covering the campaign. that's going to decide the election. i've always thought in politics, if you have a chance to adjust the electorate just a little bit, it gives you an enormous advantage. we were able to do that in '08, to some extent in '12. trump was able to do that in '16 to some extent. biden needs to do more to be able to win the preside

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frank, ari, thank you both for being here. appreciate it. jonathan. jonathan: thank you.l hill and the potential upcoming impeachment trial against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. we're joined now by democratic congresswoman from nevada and member of the of foreign affairs committee, dina if titus. congresswoman, thank you so much for being here. we had on your republican colleague in the house earlier, congressman michael guest, one of the impeachment managers as you well know, who said there is a factual and legal basis for the impeachment of al alejandro mayorkas and, therefore, the senate must hold a trial. i assume you would strongly disagree. >> yes, i would. i serve on the homeland security committee with mr. guest, and we went through day-long into the night hearings. they brought no real evident9 share witnesses -- evidentiary witnesses. it was just more kind of political stunt witnesses and did not prove the case for impeachment. you know, this is the first cabinet person to be impeached since the mid 1800s. >> yeah, i think it's since 1876 or 1896 if i'm corr

welcome to this special addition of the, beat with ari melber. we talk about history, we talk about precedence in the unprecedented. but we are going to show you in our special tonight that we have been working on exactly why we have just lived through a truly historic week. and that is not a comment on politics, or media, criticism or media speculation. i can tell you as a point of fact, that the supreme court ruling this week, and the d.c. circuit ruling this week will be taught in law schools and in books about american history for many decades to come. right now in those cases, the supreme court is basically grappling with these key issues involving citizen defendant and candidate trump, which could shape not only this year's election, but legal and political boundaries of history as we know it. >> on this monumental day, in judicial history. >> a legal case that could rock the race for the white house. >> donald trump is now at the center of a u.s. supreme court battle. >> considering whether the leading candidate for the republican presiden

and i'm ari melber. i'm just gonna start like this. if you go back to 2015, which is a different time in american politics, there was major interest in finding some sort of alternative to the burgeoning trump maga onslaught. one conservative wrote a whole book about what he cast at the time as potentially informed conservative alternative to what he called the reprehensible donald trump. a book which advances his own profile so much that you saw an opening to run for office. and then, as you see in the images on your screen, this individual lived out the very trumpism, that reprehensible dogma, that he spent all his time documenting and fighting against which is what he wrote about. but he figured out that after doing all of that and doing the book, that trump could help him win what he, want a senate seat in ohio. the story of j.d. vance is a blatant, embarrassing allegory for the current era of republicanism. having won that race, now that figure is going even further, and that's the news tonight. he's minimizing not only to steal th

i'm ari melber. "the beat with ari melber" gins now. we are tracking remarks from the defendant here donald trump, who is expected to speak on this. whatever you think of the way he speaks or what he says, some of what he says got him into this fraudulent trouble in the first place. it is a reminder for all of the protestations, he has a lot of pressure building on him in the other cases. tonight, one thing that the attorney general and donald trump appear to agree on is this is a big deal, a bill ruling and they both want to speak on it. so we will bring you some of what donald trump says when he says it, just as we brought you what the attorney general just said. i have a breakdown of this ruling we've been preparing all day. given the new remarks from the attorney general, i want to begin with our guests first. we heard references to the rule of law, which interests both of you. christy, i'll start with you. what was the attorney general trying to get across in broad strokes? a preview of what we have with a breakdown of more details

stephen, ari, thank you. fox news contributor nute gingrich. let's look at the republican primary. has to ask after saturday night and tonight, why is nikki haley hanging around in this race? at some point a lot of resentment amoneyg republicans into spending money he otherwise could be spending in an election campaign. >> first of all, i don't think she is going to force donald trump to spend anything. he is going to beat her. longer she stays in, more she'll alienate republicans. no trump delegate is ever going to picnic nick. they will pick a dozen or 50 republicans acceptable. you saw in nevada lost 2-1. none of these candidates beat you 2-1, there is a hint. i hope she'll drop out and become part of the effort sto to beat joe biden. i don't think it is out there for her to say nasty things, dt donald trump is the republican nominee. this is over. issue is to focus on the general election and why trump would be dramatically better president. voting by mail republican efforts here to for have not been strong legal ballot harvesting. better match or surpass democratic party effor

all right, stephen, ari, thank you so much. both of you.i here now with more reaction to tonight's breaking news, former speaker of the house news contributor newt gingrich. all right. let' nute s let's look first ate republican primary. one has to ask, especially after saturday nighty haletonight, why is nikki haley ranging around in this race? i think at some point there will be a lot of resentment among republicans that she is literally forcing donald trump, who will be the nominee and to spending money he otherwise could be using in a general election campaign. >> your reaction? >> well, first of all, i don't think she's goin g to force president trump to spend anything because he's going to beat her. and every single primary in the country, that's just to happen. second, the longer she staysn, in, the more she will alienate republicans. this theory that she's hanging around in case something happens to trump so she can then be the choice. >> no maga republican, no trump delegate is ever going to pick nikki haley. they will pick any of

ari fleischer, great to have you in "focus."ounsel's report raising some questions about president biden's mental fitness. we've been talking about this. it has now taken the topic to a new level. >> the question is, are democrats willing to go forward between now and november with a candidate that many in the country may not think is up to the job for four more years? >> harris: democrats calling the findings a political nightmare for their party. a week filled with brutal gaffes is not helping biden's case. it has been tough. power panel. there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add on an all new footlong sidekick. we're talking a $2 footlong churro. $3 footlong pretzel and a five dollar footlong cookie. every epic footlong deserves the perfect sidekick. order one with your favorite subway series sub today. generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. ♪ vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr

the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, alicia. thank you so much. we begin with this breaking news on the coup trial in the supreme court. breaking tonight here on the east coast, donald trump has formally asked the supreme court to oversee, take a case, and block or overturn that big ruling that made so much news that he can be criminally prosecuted for his efforts to steal the 2020 election after he lost. donald trump, through his lawyers, tonight is requesting -- pause the trial and hear the case. delay alone could be big for him. a reversal, which frankly, most legal experts say is unlikely, the idea that the former president has permanent and listen unity after leaving office, will be another thing they're asking for. -- special counsel jack smith's coup case against trump. and this is something we've heard about, and now we're gonna see exactly how it works. trump's lawyers having lost that first and second round now repeat their losing arguments, arguing that, quote, without immunity from prosecution, the president xi as we know it will cease

the beat with ari melber starts right now. >> thanks so much. welcome to the beat. i'm ari melber.ublicans are turning to the second primary. governor haley stepping into the spotlight vowing to continue her campaign no matter what was in her home state, south carolina saturday. >> south carolina will vote on saturday, but on sunil' still be running for president. i'm not going anywhere. i'm campaigning every day until the last person votes. >> until the last person votes. what hailey's doing here is very politically deliberate. she's setting expectations because she and everyone knows if you believe these polls trails trump in that state. she's using the state to any prebuttles to call foreher to he have loo. she called for this to review trump and the republicans who she views as hypocrite particularly enabling him when they know better. >> of course many of the same politicians who now publicly embrace trump privately dread him. they know what a disaster he's been and will continue to be for our party. i feel no need to kiss the ring. i have no fear of trump's retribution. >> ni

good to see you. >>> welcome to "the beat," i am ari melber. get comfortable. we are going to walk through what was an absolutely unusual day in the legal trials, tribulations, and skirmishes over defendant donald trump. we are tracking, as my colleague just mentioned, major developments across three different cases. two courtrooms were in action today. in georgia, we saw the most significant day since perhaps the dramatic confessions and sentencing of other trump codefendants in that case, but we saw for the first time the d.a. leading the case, rico d.a. fani willis, taking the stand and testifying, which itself was a surprise last-minute move, while in new york, the other side of your screen, we got it. the first scheduled criminal trial of defendant donald trump. that case, you may recall, was not supposed to go first. there are a lot of reasons, legal reasons and delays that have led to this outcome, but we got, today, the first scheduled criminal trial of former president, current candidate, defendant trump, and we got an absolutely intense set of clashes

i'm ari melber joining you live on this presidents'day. our top story is the fallout as one former president finds his business efforts to out-run the law are finally running out of time. as you probably know by now, donald trump lost that massive fraud case to new york attorney general james. now he faces staggering costs, not only for losing the fraud case, as i'm about to walk through with you, but losing a lot of other cases that are piling up. that news hit like a freight train. >> it is a big number. it is the staggering number. in fact, it is a record number. >> judge arthur engoron deciding that donald trump is liable for 350 plus million dollars. >> this is a major gut punch, as we all well know, to donald trump, to his legacy. >> the even say it's a body blow would be an understatement. >> the court has done everything short of ordering that trump be thrown into a wood chipper. >> this is really a decision that will cause a lot of pain. >> you can see the consequences there, and the wide coverage friday on all the channels, inclu

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ari fleischer, thank you.nor ricketts thank you, beer, the doj, they are running for cover for biden. merrick garland just in us to special counsel probe into joe biden's classified documents scandal is complete. what is in the report and why is the biden family scared to death about this report? we will tell you next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have big news out of washington where the attorney general, merrick garland says the special counsel investigating joe biden's alleged mishandling of classified information, where they have completed their work and the white house is not reviewing the report to see if it wants to exert executive privilege over any part of that. and once that project is that the report will be released to congress and to we the people the public. we are hearing that could happen by the end of the week. now, apparently there is something that team biden is very afraid of. axios reporting that biden's aides believe the report will include embarrassing details and photos and be "politically d

>> reporter: and then there is ari's other favorite tool. >> it's got acoustics.also has video. >> reporter: the underwater whale cam. >> as well as gps and vhf. >> reporter: the suction cups are designed to hold for a day. a radio receiver will be used to find it, and with any luck they'll get a whale's eye view like this to better understand how they move, feed, and socialize. >> good morning. would you like to participate in our whale research study? i'll take a non-answer as a yes. >> i'm just going to put it right in front of the dorsal fin. okay, right to the dorsal fin now. neutral. neutral. >> reporter: maybe they sense that we come in peace. but like smiles on the team as they biopsy whale after whale, using the drone to measure how fat and wealthy they look. and then they hit the jackpot. >> oh, we've got poo? >> reporter: whale stool sample. >> nice. >> you got a good chunk or you want some more? >> that should be plenty. >> look at that. >> that's the goal. >> that's the goal. >> that is the goal. >> reporter: new science finds that when it comes to ea

ari, you've had a chance to read this. how does it stack up to you? >> you mentioned the plane over there in florida. i think the attorney general landed this plane. we have to remember how far this process has gone. there was a big fight over getting the material. there was a fight about going to court. the testiness in court. now you have the results. these are not by some critic of donald trump. these are not some democratic appointee. this is a judge as you have said and great people at the table covering it that says, you're not really running a business. you're running a con. in court, you're, quote, denying reality, basically coming close to lying or committing perjury, and then you're saying, well, if we lie to everyone and nobody got hurt what's the damage? those defenses which we heard were called out and shredded here. all sorts of damage if this becomes regular operating procedure if people get away with it. big picture if you get out from the details and i could spend time reading through a bunch of it, i didn't finish all of it in full d

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. it was nice to give you a hug today in real life. >> you're telling people we work together outside of the boxes. >> we really see each other in real life -- >> it was great to hug you to say welcome back. this thing where you're here, i could get used to this. >> it's nice, right? i'm always here. >> see you tomorrow. >> take care. >> our thanks to nicolle wallace, back in the chair. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. the music is on to because today is another election day. michigan voters are turning out as donald trump tries to pivot and declare the primary functionally or essentially over even though he hasn't cleared, say, 65% in a single state yet. that's actually an alarming sealing for a former president by any historical measurement. tonight we're one week out from super tuesday. trump will face the broadest swath of primary voters yet. this is an interesting time. we have not heard from this many actual voters since 2022. for trump, i can tell you history has a mixed wa

your colleagues at ap oppenheimer, ari, are staying positive.ng lemonade's technicals and see an opportunity from the fundamental and technical side as well. >> that's right. confirming disciplines here at oppenheimer. one where you see the chart starting to reverse higher. it's part of this expansion and small caps that we're starting to see or at least the bull market is starting to broaden out a bit. a stock that is reversing the prior down trend. you see it in the slope of 200-day average which has really just started to take a positive tilt year to date. it's been up the last couple days. i think up 7% today. may be tough to chase it into earnings. one f you get a pullback into around 28, $19 or so, i think you buy it. i think there's runway into the last peak in july at $25, which is $4 of upside from here. >> all right. we're showing that chart right now with that longer term 200-day as well. finally, square space. those shares are higher today and up a little more than 3% so far this year. a neutral rating on the stock seeing several pot

joining us now from outside the court, msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber. and laura jarrett. laura, i want to ask you, what struck you? we have all been talking about how there was surprising unanimity on the fundamental fact there was ambiguity in the statute -- rather in the 14th amendment and that should favor donald trump staying on the ballot. >> what struck me similarly is that all nine of them seemed to be looking for a way out of this. they seemed to be searching for a way to say that colorado got it wrong. how they reach that ultimate conclusion, i don't think i'm in a position to predict that. they seemed to be bristling at the idea of a single state being able to disqualify the republican frontrunner in a national election. all of them really hammering that point. justice kavanaugh at one point saying that it would be essentially voter disenfranchisement to a significant grief degree. chief justice roberts, calling it a daunting consequence. justice kagan hammer rg home the same idea. all of them seem troubled by that idea, which is amazing if yo

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, alicia, thank you so much. i'll be reporting inside the supreme court as we hear this long-shot challenge to try to bar trump from the presidential ballot in certain states. that effort is a legal long shot because trump has not been charged or convicted of insurrection. while the court weighs that issue tomorrow it will soon decide whether to intervene in the related case about prosecutor jack smith putting trump on trial for trying to overthrow his own 2020 loss. now that case is where jack smith won big yesterday, a key court ruling that citizen trump is indeed subject to prosecution and is answerable in court for his conduct. now if this were a movie, these rulings and cases right now colliding might almost seem too coordinated like the second or third act of the film when they're trying to show you there's a clash between law and a very certain candidate, because the week has now begun, and these judge us unanimously ruling a president could be tried for an election and the states try to bar that same cand

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>> and then there is ari's other favorite tool. >> it's got akacoustics. >> the underwater whale cam.uction cups hold for a day. a radio receiver will be used to find it and with any luck they will get a whale's eye view like this to better understand how they move, feed, socialize. >> good morning. would you like to participate in our whale research study? i'll take a non-answer as a yes. >> i am going to put it in front of the dorsal fin. right to the dorsal fin now. >> neutral, neutral. >> maybe they sense that we come in peace. but luck smiles on the team. as they biopsy twhale after whale. using the drone to measure how fat and healthy they look and then they hit the jackpot. >> we got poop? >> whale stool sample. >> nice. >> you got a good chunk? >> fun nichlt look at that. that's the goal. that's the goal. >> that's the gold. >> we have the poop. >> new science finds when it comes to earth repair, whale poo has massive value. you see, when whalers wiped out 95% of the baleen whales, we lost the planet's biggest fertilizer pumps. one pod can take important nutrients from deep wa

that was the case we were trying to make today. >> i jason, ari melber here. the lawyers today. when the most difficult things to do is to be in that bench with nine justices. so congratulations to all of you. two questions. i don't know if you want to answer both of them. but given what he went through today, the whole thing is so fast and complex, is there any part where you would want to do it over or exchange remarks or build on an answer, because that can happen in any part of life. i'm curious if that happened at all, and would you share that with us. and second, we discussed today on this panel, and it was clear in the courtroom, that there was bipartisan skepticism about one of your key points, which is that the insurrection was this unique and rare event, and i wonder, is there a way that through your arguments that the brief that sometimes matters more than the oral argument that you could better to phrase it differently to a different legal stand-alone insurrection is one you know what when you see it and we're not going to have a ton of frivolous m

displacement camps and the gathering of the entire population in the area of ​​waheda saghira or umm al-arisy god bless him and his family. an american media revealed that the washington government in its public statements of a temporary ceasefire in the gaza strip , but plans to use new bombs and ammunition for the zionist regime should send. the wall street journal quoted current and former american officials as saying that the joe biden administration is preparing to send new ammunition to the zionist regime to strengthen its military power. prisoners will be taken between the zionist regime and hamas. earlier this week, the us senate approved military aid of 14 billion dollars to the zionist regime . the resistance will not be satisfied with less than the complete cessation of the invasion and the retreat of the occupiers from the gaza strip. the head of the political bureau of the hamas movement, this is the main condition the agreement on the exchange of prisoners has been mentioned and emphasized. the end of the siege. and providing shelter for displaced persons is one of the other co

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ari fleischer, let me ask you, and maybe follow up on that, but get your analysis of this. this is not funny. this is not a game. this is now, i think it when you add his policies to it, is open borders. you know, we have war in europe. we have war in the middle east. these are serious, consequential times and we need a strong leader. and joe biden is not it? how do you analyze the race? we don't only need a strong leader, we need a sharp leader. and sean, the biggest mistake he made, you showed that painful series. it's painful to watch it. but the biggest mistake joe biden's memory made resulted in the death of americans. and that's when he said that nobody in the military told him that he had an option to leave a small force behind in afghanistan, when some 2500 people, he said no one gave him that option. listen, only to be contradicted later by the military, who the general milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, who said, indeed, the president was briefed on leaving 2500 behind. he didn't remember his policy briefings and then withdrew. everybody from afgha

let's turn to ari wald. you think rates are finding a floor here. tell us what you see the bond market telling us. >> sure. rates are finding a floor, and i think that's going to be the action going forward. the stability in the bond market that should support equity prices looking ahead against this not to hot, not too cold backdrop. i think generally, not being an economist, i don't think the fed is in a hurry to cut interest rates for the very reason that the -- >> seems not. >> they want to avoid that 1970 scenario. when they did cut too quickly. so the market is rallying with those expectations, and i think that's historically consist tent. be careful of what you ask for. by the time we cut rates, we could be closer to that rate. >> your view is that the s&p is undervalued below 5400. where do you think the s&p heads from here? >> we like that 5400 level by year end. so round number, 5,000, i think we achieve 5,000 in a very bullish manner. the index has reached a level of 73, that often -- >> what is rsi? >> it's a measure of the speed of pric

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