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, robert f. kennedy jr. who does he take votes away from trump or button? >> it's a great question and i would say this data does not give us a definitive answer. you will actually show you is i want through this, it can take from each candidate depending on what state we're in and what group we're talking about. but just more broadly, i want to go back to 2016. most smart people about politics will tell you if there's a lot of interest in third-party candidates in this dynamic, it benefits him donald trump, because in a lot of states, let's go to michigan 2016, he has trouble getting above 50, but he can get 247.48. so if the bar for victory drops to 47 or 46, or 45, because the third party candidates are getting votes in general, that benefits trump in general. now, let's show you more of the specifics as we come through because it's not always true. if you look at all of the voters right now, this is, these three states looking at the horse race, right? who's winning right now in a two-way rac

they're looking for somebody else, anderson, who does a third-party candidate, robert f. kennedy jr. who does he take votes away from trump or biden? >> it's a great question and i would say this data does not give us a definitive answer. you'll actually show you as i walk through this, it can take from each candidate, depending on what state we're in and what group we're talking about. but just more broadly, i wanna go back to 2016. most smart people about politics will tell you if there's a lot of interest in third-party candidates in this dynamic, it benefits him, donald trump, because in a lot of states, let's go to michigan 2016, he has trouble getting of 50, but he can get 247 or 48. so if the bar for victory drops to 47 or 46, or 45, because the third party candidates are getting votes in general that benefits trump in general. now let's show you more of the specifics as we come through because it's not always true if you look at all of the voters right now, this is, these three states looking at the horse race, right? who's winning right now in a two-way race, tru

they're looking for somebody else, anderson, who does a third-party candidate, robert f. kennedy jr. who does he take votes away from trump or biden? >> it's a great question and i would say this data does not give us a definitive answer. you will actually show you as i walked through this, it can take from each candidate, depending on but what state we're in and what group we're talking about. but just more broadly, i wanna go back to 2016. most smart people about politics will tell you if there's a lot of interest in third-party candidates in this dynamic, it benefits him, donald trump, because in a lot of states, let's go to michigan 2016, he has trouble getting above 50, but he can get 247 or 48. so if the bar our for victory drops to 47 or 46, or 45, because the third party candidates are getting votes in general that benefits trump in general. now, let's show you more of the specifics as we come through because it's not always true if you look at all of the voters right now, this is the three states looking at the horse race, right? who's winning right now in a two-

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we've been discussing lee anderson and reform uk. and robert says.on was right to speak out. he is now being brave. joining reform the conservative party has become unrecognisable through its policies is now no more than policies and is now no more than a fake liberal democrat policy. hopefully he will be joined by other tory mps because many of them will be ousted at the next election that ousted. if we join reform ousted anyway, fred reform or ousted anyway, fred says. i suspect there was says. yes, i suspect there was a degree of snobbery in rejecting lee anderson. same applies to liz well actually that liz truss. well actually that was nigel's theory when i was talking his programme talking to him on his programme a ago. a new report a few moments ago. a new report reveals that britain faces an alarming increase in violent threats towards those accused of insulting islam. de facto blasphemy laws being applied. commissioned by robin simcox, the government's counter—extremism chief and seen by the times, the report focuses on three key events from

we've been discussing lee anderson and reform uk. and robert says. was right to speak out. he is now being brave. joining reform the conservative party has become unrecognisable through its policies is now no more than policies and is now no more than a fake liberal democrat policy. hopefully he will be joined by other tory mps because many of them will be ousted at the next election that ousted. if we join reform ousted anyway, fred reform or ousted anyway, fred says. i suspect there was says. yes, i suspect there was a degree of snobbery in rejecting lee anderson. same applies to liz well actually that liz truss. well actually that was nigel's theory when i was talking his programme talking to him on his programme a ago. a new report a few moments ago. a new report reveals that britain faces an alarming increase in violent threats towards those accused of insulting islam. de facto blasphemy laws being applied. commissioned by robin simcox, the government's counter—extremism chief and seen by the times, the report focuses on three key events from th

your reaction to a rosenstein. >> so i am similarly impressed with robert hur. i don't know robert hur, rod rosenstein work closely with him. i never have. but let's think about what robert hur just accomplished. he pulled off a year-long investigation of the sitting president. he talked to dozens, over 100 witnesses. he put together a 388 page report and he just sat there while 44 political members of congress tried to pick them apart and they didn't find a single factual error or contradiction in his report. he wasn't flustered at all. he stood by his report. he came across to me just as an observer, as completely non-political. he wasn't out there to harm trump are hurt trump or to harm biden or to help biden. and i think he deserves credit for that. it's extraordinarily difficult thing about the way that robert muller came through his report, right? not as cleanly as this. think about the way john durham came through his report. i think very political, nowhere near as cleanly as this so wrong. >> you don't by adam schiff's argument that the language he used

you can call them balls and strikes and anderson, i mean, i think it's fair to say robert hur felt that if he was not going to bring charges, he had to explain why >> and saying i wouldn't be able to get a conviction is just following the words of omar from the wire. if you come for the king, you best not. >> ms i always love in an omar a reference and are you thank you. jake tapper. >> the panel is going to reconvene after taking some votes while obviously bringing more of that joining me now are cnn political commentators, van jones, scott jennings, and our legal analyst, elie honig, and jen rodgers. jen, let's start with you just from a legal standpoint, which not a lot of news today. i mean, not a lot of legal news, at least a lot of political back-and-forth. i mean, neither side got him to say what they wanted him to say, right? the republicans wanted him to say that biden was guilty and he got off because this is senile old man that they couldn't convict a trial. democrats wanted him to say that biden was completely exonerated by his investigation. so the truth lies somewhere in t

henry and robert, i am afraid that i have never been a very useful member of the daughters of the american revolution. so i know of very little difference to you whether i resign or whether i continue to be a member of your organization. however, i am in complete disagreement with the attitude taken in refusing constitution hall to great artist. you have set an example, which seems to me unfortunate and i feel obliged to send into you my resignation. you had an opportunity to lead in an enlightened way, and it seems to me that your organization has failed. i realize that many people will not agree with me. the feeling is i do. this seems to me the only proper procedure to follow very sincerely, yours. so that was eleanor who really opened the floodgates for wider first ladies to take very, very active positions. mamie eisenhower does not one who anyone would really expect to have publicly done much. and she didn't. but behind the scenes, she was very supportive and defended her husband's decision to send federal troops into little rock to integrate the schools. in 1953, the first year that

then here in washington is the reaction to former special counsel robert hur and his testimony before the house judiciary committee today, taking fire really from both sides of the aisle as he explained his decision not to prosecute president biden over his handling of classified documents while he was out of office >> first, this pivotal primary night for that, let's get straight to cnn's david chalian. so where does trump stand in the delegate count? and when do we expect them to secure the nomination? >> he's so close. anderson he needs 1,215 delegates. you see there in the upper right-hand corner to win the nomination, donald trump is currently at 1,184 delegates. this is after he won delegates in georgia, in mississippi already this evening, it puts him 31 delhi it gets away from the nomination. take a look. if you look at it by percentage anderson, donald trump has won 92% of the delegates awarded so far in this republican contest, you see nikki haley, there has only 17 point 1%. it's sort of begs the question whether this nomination was winnable for anybody not named donald tru

i'm robert kovacic.. >> we have posted a full list of winners and red carpet pictures on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com. click the link on our home page. and speaking of things you want to see. tomorrow morning, the "today" show gets an exclusive behind the scenes look at elton john's oscar party, which is undoubtedly still going on right now. you can watch the "today" show right after today in the bay. >> probably just getting started. >> yes. >>> bay area nonprofit is asking for your help. a van used by the shakespeare festival was stolen. they use it to bring the play to schools and libraries across the state. it was carrying sets, instruments and costumes when it was stolen. now they're raising money to by a new van. police asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> it was a gorgeous day in the sierra today. the weather drew a lot of skiers up to the mountain. you can see mt. rose. and it was packed. the sunny weather was a welcome break after the area got pounded. several feet of s

i'm robert kovacic. back to you. >> we have posted a full list of winners and red carpet pictures on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com. click the link on our home page. and speaking of things you want to see. tomorrow morning, the "today" show gets an exclusive behind the scenes look at elton john's oscar party, which is undoubtedly still going on right now. you can watch the "today" show right after today in the bay. >> probably just getting started. >> yes. >>> bay area nonprofit is asking for your help. a van used by the shakespeare festival was stolen. they use it to bring the play to schools and libraries across the state. it was carrying sets, instruments and costumes when it was stolen. now they're raising money to by a new van. police asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> it was a gorgeous day in the sierra today. the weather drew a lot of skiers up to the mountain. you can see mt. rose. and it was packed. the sunny weather was a welcome break after the area got pounded. sever

we also today had the drama on capitol hill, a bipartisan attack, both parties taking on robert hur, the special counsel, accusing him of playing politics after he decided not to charge biden with a crime for mishandling classified documents congressman who was in the room with her is next >> anderson cooper, 360, next on cnn >> you should do want you >> when to leave works all day i can keep working to take just one allele 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >> with the aura ring >> if you work in spaceflight, this is just the worst possible thing i can ever happen. >> my dad died doing what he loved. >> space shuttl

it seems lee anderson is rule. it seems lee anderson is old news, with this week bringing yet more record immigration figures. and amid an ongoing row over the threat from rising islamic extremism, former immigration minister robert jenrick will be joining me in the studio to give us his two pennies i'll speaking pennies worth. i'll be speaking to secretary to shadow education secretary bridget . what does bridget phillipson. what does the re—emergence of a politician who of making bradford who boasted of making bradford an israel free zone and has described hamas terrorists as fighters mean for labour and its muslim voters on wednesday? of course, all eyes and ears will be on jeremy hunts spring budget. i'm delighted to say that the chancellor will be joining in studio joining me later in the studio as i grill him. on whether his economic measures can really turn the country , not to turn around the country, not to mention tories electoral mention the tories electoral hopes. former chancellor lord norman lamont wi

share his concerns about our broken borders , okay. borders, okay. >> go on, man, it's got to be lee andersonsm, conservatism. that's the name of the game. conservatism. >> fair enough. okay, two strong contenders there. >> go on. i'm not going to win. you're going that you're not going to say that about is gordon you're not going to say that about for is gordon you're not going to say that about for calling is gordon you're not going to say that about for calling for gordon you're not going to say that about for calling for gnewn brown for calling for a new anti—poverty the anti—poverty fund to halt the slide decade, slide into a hungry decade, an imaginative and shows imaginative proposal and shows that gordon's still putting serving his beyond serving his country beyond lining , unlike our lining his pockets, unlike our last but 1 lining his pockets, unlike our last but1 p.m. last but 1 pm. >> well, i am going to go, well, there it is. yeah, i'm going to go with robert jenrick . and i'm go with robert jenrick. and i'm just remind you again just going to remind you again that a good sit dow

share his concerns about our broken borders , okay. borders, okay. >> go on, man, it's got to be lee andersonnservatism. the name of the game. conservatism. >> fair enough. okay, two strong contenders there. >> go on. i'm not going to win. you're going that you're not going to say that about is gordon you're not going to say that about for is gordon you're not going to say that about for calling is gordon you're not going to say that about for calling for gordon you're not going to say that about for calling for gnewn brown for calling for a new anti—poverty the anti—poverty fund to halt the slide decade, slide into a hungry decade, an imaginative and shows imaginative proposal and shows that gordon's still putting serving his beyond serving his country beyond lining , unlike our lining his pockets, unlike our last but 1 lining his pockets, unlike our last but1 p.m. last but 1 pm. >> well, i am going to go, well, there it is. yeah, i'm going to go with robert jenrick . and i'm go with robert jenrick. and i'm just remind you again just going to remind you again that a good sit down that we do

it seems lee anderson is rule. ongoing row over the threat from rising islamic extremism, former immigration minister robert jenrick will be joining me in the studio to give us his two pennies i'll speaking pennies worth. i'll be speaking to secretary to shadow education secretary bridget . what does bridget phillipson. what does the re—emergence of a politician who of making bradford