organization facing a lawsuit in connection to an alleged abuse of a minor by a former coach kevin whitmer was a coach for the junior sharks. youth hockey organization he was arrested in november, charged with 30 felony counts of abuse. and 25 counts of possession of child. >> absolutely tragic situation. you know, young boy being taken advantage of by coach. >> bacevich is an attorney representing the young alleged victim and his family. bacevich says on multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization about observing whitmer, demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players. bacevich says those complaints were ignored. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of in the open that you should expect that organization %ould have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. >> bacevich says the goal of the lawsuit is to make sure something like this does not happen again. we reached out to the sharks organization for comment, but we have not yet heard back. meantime, a

multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmerrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also, bacevich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that hove done similar kind of things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa hockey, but this in place and force it on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore it knew better. >> moskovitz as fundamentally the suits goals is descend. a clear message and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome. >> we want t

multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmeristurbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack that if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also boss covid says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kind of things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa hockey, but this in place and force it on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore. thought it knew better. >> moskovitz as fundamentally the suits goals is descend. a clear message and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome. >> we want to prevent that as best we

now we are truly feeling the effects of gretchen whitmer's policies in 2020 and the people of michigan gas over $3.50 a gallon and some places over $4 a gallon and people are hurting and joe biden knows it. and just about sxsw and those conversations are happening in michigan and we have a big arab american population and they don't like what's going on with israel and they're backing off. we had 100,000 uncommitted votes for democrats and that could be even bigger in november. will: sean, you brought up other states and had it on the wall and arizona, georgia, and nevada and gap, minnesota, wisconsin, and pennsylvania and those are your battleground states. comes down to those states and a race for 270, not simply a national polling effort to win the presidency. when you look at those states, sean, like how do you think it rates? which is the most reliable for donald trump and which might be the most reliable for joe biden? >> i think you have georgia and arizona, their traditionally republican states and leaning that way again this year. i think what's shocking is nevada hasn't gone

but we would have the democrat ahead, particularly somebody like gretchen whitmer. congressman, same question. oh, yeah. i mean, i 100% agree. i mean, i think i think 2024 is going to be and i'm not bitter. i actually texted rove earlier like just see, now i'm going to be the bitter one up there. he goes. oh, be optimistic. i'm like i actually am long optimistic. in the short term, i'm a little pessimistic. but so i think 24 is going to be rough. 28, i actually think has the real potential to be an amazing year in this country because both parties will have new faces and new as long as the fake ramaswamy not in it. that's the only thing. but like. so i think any of those i agree with what karl got any new face. thank god have somebody standing up against the great debt threat that our country faces. taylor i mean, thank you. so ryan's you love numbers very hard to give anyone on this panel numbers they don't know but there was a numerical positive for donald in the 2020 results among. people who had voted before the existing electorate it was actually dead even at 4

kevin whitmer and the san jose sharks. when there was a coach for the junior sharks, youth hockey organization last november, santa clara prosecutors charged with murder with 30 felony counts of abuse and 20 counts of possession of child. >> there was a another plant, a parent that raise concerns about how he was using his position as coach to really, you know, control the athletes in an unhealthy way. boskovich says on multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmer demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also boskovich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and

multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmer demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack that if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also boskovich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kinda things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa hockey, but this in place and enforced on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore about a new better. >> boskovich says fundamentally the suit's goals is descend. a clear message. and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome.

a lawsuit in connection to an alleged abuse of a minor by a former coach of the coach's name kevin whitmer for the junior sharks use hockey organization and he was arrested. >> in november, he's charged with 30 felony counts of abuse. at 25 counts of possession of child. >> absolutely. tragic situation. you know, young boy being taken advantage of by coach. >> that's the attorney that's representing the young alleged victim and his family. and he says a multiple occasions the parents did reach out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about what they saw whitner whitmer they say was demonstrating disturbing behavior with the young players and that those complaints were ignored. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise coaches athletes. >> well, the attorney says the goal of that lawsuit is to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. reach out to the sharks organization for comment. but we have not hear

kevin whitmer and the san jose sharks whitner was a coach for the junior sharks.y organization last november. santa clara prosecutors charged with murder with 30 felony counts of abuse and 20 counts of possession of child. >> there was a another parent that raise concerns about how he was using his position as coach to really, you know, control the athletes in an unhealthy way. boskovich says on multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmer demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also boskovich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kinda thi

multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmering behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches and its athletes. also, bacevich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kind of things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa hockey, but this in place and force it on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore it knew better. >> moskovitz says fundamentally the suits goals is descend. a clear message. and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome. >> we want to p

multiple occasions, parents reached out to complain to the sharks organization. >> about observing whitmeronstrating disturbing behavior with young players. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. also boskovich says that the suit alleges the organization failed to follow. >> national youth guidelines by allowing whitner to be alone with minors in the sharks. locker room. >> the unique issue to hockey and there were coaches over the years that have done similar kinda things in locker rooms. and so that's why usa hockey, but this in place and enforced on its clubs and this is the situation of were club just decided to ignore about a new better. >> boskovich says fundamentally the suit's goals is descend. a clear message. and this is exactly why we need these kind of rules and we need to enforce them otherwise or get other member clubs are going to have the same situation. they're handsome. >>

gretchen whitmer. say her namer. . i agreed. and i will say thisay ths.den has allowed this to continue. they've lied, they about it fors three years. they said the borders closed and the border is secure. closw they're blamingve republicans, but they have blood on their hands. as t responsible.the in they inherited the most secure border evehe secr. and now we have people, terror cells setting up in america, plotting, planning and scheming another 911 or worse. ng at 1 god help us.e co i hope i'm wrong. anyway, thank you both. cons we come back. disturbing new reports on the deadly consequences of the left's lawlessness thi in new york city. if you think it was bad before, where donkre we update you toni, straight ahead. >> the first to document covid's origin exposing human trafficking on the border and central from its source for daring to tell the truth. we've been censored. demonetized and attacked. we've been jailed in china. in hong kong, we've been taught at atlanta. we were tied to a chair and bloodied in print online. we have the courage to deli

i follow secretary holmes and governor whitmer. phenomenal historic investment. and you can feel talking to voters it is starting to take hold. and the other thing is the contrast. every time trump does the campaign event, there is endless, there's endless footage for the biden campaign to use against him. it is not easy to stage this. this is a situation where the biden campaign has a lot to choose from where they can do that. >> robert, one of the big decisions about politics in the trump era has always been broadly the two categories of way to go after trump. one is that he is personally so odious and says offensive things and he is bigoted and he is corrupt and he is all these things and all that. and then there is just the fact that policy wise, he just supports a lot of like bad normal republican policy like repealing the affordable care act which he says he wants to do. how do you think about those two categories for the story that the biden campaign is going to tell in this campaign? >> it is a great question, chris. you have to be careful in these races

to be clear, this started from governor gretchen whitmer, she wanted this deal cut with goshen and millionsre promised to goshen. they are not just coming over here out of the goodness much their hearts, they were promised like 250 million, if i math is correct. that is why they are suing this town. >> carley: we'll continue this story with green county township. your town is getting sued by a corporation with ties to the chinese communist party because you don't want them in your community. what are you going to do? >> we were elected to protect people in our township. old board brought contracts with goshen, and they did it behind closed doors. the development agreement was done behind closed doors and we have concerned regarding that. goshen came in promising a lot of dollars, numbers thrown out and people grabbed at it and set this project up and there was a lot of transparency. >> carley: what are your major concerns about goshen building in your community? >> our board is setting up a planning and zoning commission so we can have a say in what happens with this project and make sure i

and gretchen whitmer is a normal person and so is elissa slotkin and barrel and a bench much now, thosepeople have got to come out and become sewer surrogates for the democratic party otherwise it's going to be gavin newsom and i don't like gavin newsom that's about me a me problem, but there's a much better version of the democratic party to show there's a future case to make and contrasting that with marjorie taylor greene and lauren bobert and matt gaetz, and that contrast if you show it to people. and there's no tool like donald trump back in the public eye. media if you're listening, show trump in all of his glory, voters need to see it. [applause] >> all right. so we're going to bump up against time, but i want to do a philosophical. what happens next? i mean so we're going to-- >> i'm going to eat lunch. >> we're going to hit an inflection point in eight months where one of three things will happen right? donald trump will win the election fair and square and become president. you know one pathway. joe biden will win the election and will wind up sworn in again after whatever hap

the idea that there are people who voted for joe biden in 2020 and gretchen whitmer in 2022, it is hard to convince them to go back to donald trump. maybe it is hard to get them back to biden. but an otherwise trump voter that stays home is one vote in the right direction and someone who can come across the line for president biden who i thought was brilliant leading off this wings like ukraine and the idea of personal liberty during the state of the union was very important. they are absolutely persuadeable voters. you some other guys, robert kennedy. the no labels. but donald trump will not be better than the next seven or so months. he will be worse. think about what he did over the weekend. making fun of biden's stutter. think about any parent, stephanie, who has a kid dealing with something that is not their fault. how does that appeal to them? not very well i don't think. >> how about the fact that joe biden has overcome a debilitating stutter and nailed what was it, 60 odd minute state of the union address? it is a win. robert, what do you think about this? are there undecided? b

. >> how important is it for the president to have the likes of pete, gavin newsom, gretchen whitmer, andy beshear out there as these biden avengers. >> i think it is how the democrats win in '20 and how they will win and '24. so you have, first of all, friendly, talented messages. secretary buttigieg is simplified that there. witmer, tim walz from minnesota, newsom, tony ebert is in wisconsin. it also, more importantly, they are battleground governors that came off in 2022, so they are fresh from the battlefield. they have good get on the boat operations. they are used to having to do this. they, someone like witmer, for example, very tough year, re- elected in '22, had a good turn on the boat operation in '20, so where they got to be most valuable is actually having a great geo tv operation. >> all right, well, we'll be watching. thank you for joining us. when we come back, can you believe this? it was this day in 2020, march 11th, when the pandemic became real for so many of us. four years later, what have we actually learned? and have we actually changed? the very powerful new boo

similarly, if if we had polls on the on the other side and, we had trump versus whitmer or polis or murphy or cooper or mitch landrieu or klobuchar or booker. maybe not newsom. maybe not pritzker. but we would have the democrat ahead, particularly somebody like congressman, same question. oh, yeah. i mean i 100% agree. i mean, i think 2024 is going to be and i'm not bitter. i actusúally texted rove earlier like just see, now i'm going to be the bitter one up there. he goes. oh, be optimistic. i'm like i actually am long optimistic. in the short term, i'm a little pessimistic. but so i think 24 is going to be rough. 28, i actually think has the real potential to be anyear in this country because both parties will have new faces and new as long as the fake ramaswamy not in it. that's the only thing. like. so i think any of those i agree with what karl got any new face. thank god have somebody standing up against the great debt threat that our country faces. taylor i mean, thank you. ryan's you love numbers very hard to give anymbers they don't know but there was a numerical positive for dona

goshen is receiving a package worth more than $7 hundred million for this project approved by governor whitmer and the gop controlled house and senate. for its part, goshen argues the ccp has no presence in the u.s. subsidiary and it is being singled out because of political fear mongering. >> 269 companies in the state of michigan with chinese ties. a big number employing 32,500 people. none of them have the ccp designation as to what they do. goshen will be the same. >> goshen says it is considering this a done deal. it is moving forward with clearing the 270 acres it bought despite the town board saying it is going to fight this every step of the way. bill. >> looking at the map you are 60 miles north of grand rapids. way up there in the state of michigan. thanks. we'll see where story goes. nice to sigh. >> dana: the first horrifying account of being held by hamas. a now-freed israeli hostage is opening up about her sexual abuse and torture at the hands of the iranian-backed terror group. >> bill: the border crisis. what border crisis? how the administration is washing its hands in fixing

if trump wins in november, the next day, newsom, pritzker and whitmer will all be announcing their intentionsn for the presidency in 2028. their campaign also start organizing themselves. and to any democrats out there who still care about this country, who care about preserving faith in the electoral process i'm telling you back away from this cliff. it's not trump who is doing damage to america. because the more you try to manipulate the vote count or extend voting for months before and days after the election, the more likely you are going to destroy the credibility of our elections. we'll be more of a global laughingstock than we are right now under biden. in the end, the supreme court saved us, at least for the moment. if they had been successful in striking trump from the ballot, the resulting chaos would have continued for years. maybe decades. and the far left, remember, was willing to risk that. now, that's disturbing. and that's the angle. joining us now is mike davis, founder and president of the article iii project and former gorsuch clerk and david schoen, former trump impeachmen

and gretchen whitmer last year one by double digits. >> harris: kellyanne conway, i love it when youe in. thank you so very much for being a focus. the georgia district attorney prosecuting donald trump is back in the spotlight. is where we started this hour. it is what we are watching. the georgia state senate is holding a hearing on fani willis' affair with the prosecutor she hired. her favorite guy, nathan wade. a judge is deciding if she should be kicked off the case or both of them for that matter and what does happen to the case? we will bring you highlights as we get them. plus, critics are going after democrats' response to the u.s. supreme court decision that colorado cannot kick donald trump of a valid. specifically the primary ballot. >> the idea that a state could unilaterally disenfranchise millions of voters across the country, removing from the pallet the choice of candidate from individual people just defies democracy and yet the reaction is troubling. >> harris: so that was about states doing it and the ruling from the high court was unanimous. they spoke with one vo

start the clock for gretchen whitmer, for gavin newsom. you can't run him out. lose. pete: we'll see. i thought you were saying it the other way, they can't run him out. they haven't been able to run him out yet, meaning run him out of the race. will: i'm talking about running joe out. pete: i understand that. they haven't been successful yet. but this headline in "the new york times," i think to your point, is meant to do that or at least the willingness to publishit. rachel: but how do you do that? i mean p clearly, biden wants in there, they have had all a these problems with hunter and jim coming out. joe biden doesn't want to leave. and so, yeah, they have better options, but the question is, it's gone this far and -- will: they've got a team of experts out there trying to figure it out -- pete: but they like being back there. so there's that part too. the freak ifout is -- freakout when you watch other networks, you add this poll to the delay in court proceedings, and they're freaking out. the court proceedings were supposed to take out trump, and these po

say her name, gretchen whitmer. this, joe biden has allowed us to continue, they lied about it for three years and they said the border is closed and the border is secured come know they're blaming. but have blood on their hands as they are responsible. the inherited the more secure burger ever had and now that we have people have carousels setting up in america, cutting out planning and scheming at another 911 or worse can god help us. i hope i'm wrong. anyway, thank you both. when we come back, disturbing reports on the deadly consequences of the left's lawlessness in new york city. if you think it was bad before, wait until we up do you tonight. straightahead. ♪ ♪ - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. at oofos, we don't make footwear. we make shock absorbers. fatigue fighters. mobility maximi

we have to go back to the pelosis, on january 6th, with gretchen whitmer .f people act in a way based on how they are feeling at the time. going back to ping-pong when the government thought hillary clinton was peddling children out of the bottom of the basement. what's going on here? the spring from that. do you know what i found out, alex? the saying is the rule of law, there will be rules of law to take down this individual. i think that is magical thinking. i think we have to realize those who believe in conspiracy theories have plans and that is why there is project 25 and the generation warfare book by mike flynn. that is why you have the cpi, you have all these groups. you have all of these groups out there putting out a plan for what is coming, and a have something like the accountability project. people think rules are going to be the ones to be abided by. these individuals do not care about that. i think those who are saved need to match the energy of the crazy and start pushing back in a very directed way. >> let me ask you about lara trump, the r

they said that whitmer was demonstrating disturbing behavior with young players and that those complaints were ignored. >> so there were a lot of red flags, some of which were raised to the organizations. some of them were kind of the open that you should expect that organization would have to tack to it if it were properly supervise and its coaches athletes. he says the goal of the lawsuit is to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. >> we reached out to the sharks for a comment but haven't yet heard back. and other big retail stores leaving san francisco. we have learned that the north face is going to be close in on post street. the north face was founded in san francisco. back in 1964. that po street location is their only store in san francisco. it's closing march 31st. north face tells kron 4 they will continue operate. there are other various stores which are in santa clara berkeley, walnut creek and palo alto. now let's talk warriors taking on the bulls at the chase center and see what happened. it was a nail-biter kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has highligh

someone who was going to eventually give way to the next generation and when he said this, gretchen whitmer and cory booker and kamala harris was behind him. there was in some ways an expectation this was a one-time stopgap measure. i think that's reflected in his bad numbers. ultimately, i think with biden's people and what the white house has been banking on is that once there's a clarity between the two choices, when people focus on trump v. biden, it will reflect well on the president and he will win over the supporters who supported him again in 2020. >> certainly hoping so. that's what they're hoping at least. mark, thank you very much. >>> still ahead from dobbs to alabama's ivf ruling, what role reproductive rights will play in today's election. >>> and he was president a short three years ago and left office with historically low approval numbers but donald trump is currently leading president biden nearly every poll. it's close. but he is leading. do americans have what "the new york times" is calling collect ld amnesia about the former president? >>> plus, what might have opened

that's what gretchen whitmer of michigan is really pushing hard as a messenger in her state.just recently in alabama. within two weeks of that state court defining embryos as children and putting restriction on ivf, you don't have the governor looking this week at putting protections into law. this something democrats are really putting a lot of hope in charging turnout because of what you're talking about with not consolidating the base, uncommitted issues in michigan. minnesota we saw tonight, 15% of that uncommitted versus biden in the turnout that we do show. it's a real issue for them with the base and they are sort of all in on reproductive rights. >> look at those states that are holding referendum. pennsylvania, arizona, nevada, wisconsin and possibly florida. that's what still gives democrats hope. if you have that issue on the ballot in those four or five battleground states, the expectation is. >> that's that turnout issue. >> norah: lots more to talk about. we are going to dive into the trials against former president trump as he tries to campaign for a return for

i followed secretary granholm and governor whitmer around the last couple days on energy investmentstment and you can feel, talking to voters, it's starting to take hold and of course everything, it's the contrast and every time trump does a campaign event, which isn't often, as you noted, there is endless footage for the biden campaign to use against him. so it's not easy to gauge this so that you can get from now until november, keeping the public engaged, but this is a situation where the biden campaign has a lot to choose from. >> one of the sort of big decisions about politics in the trump era has always been broadly these two categories of ways to go after trump. one is that he's personally so odious and says offensive things, and he's bigoted, and he's corrupt, and he's all these things, they're all bad. and then there's just the fact that policy that's wise he just supports a lot of bad, normal republican policies like repealing the affordable care act, which he says he wants to do. he's got this cockamamie idea of a 10% tariff on imported good. how do you think about those t

himself with kind of like the next generation of democratic superstars, and it was sheer, gavin newsom, whitmer, josh shapiro, west floor, just standing by him at all times? singing the praises of his policies. >> some of them have already been doing that. i'm sure they will continue and it will intensify as the election gets closer. i would make a counter point, a revolutionary point in modern politics that actually, joe biden does have a lot to sell. he's done a lot in the first term. i think his -- historians will write him much more highly than the public's right now. that doesn't help him in running for reelection. this is simplistic, but i believe that the democrats should run the most expansive, expensive refresher course in u.s. history. not refresher for joe biden, refresher for jonnel trump. there are hundreds and hundreds of flash points from the time he came on the stage in 2015 till now. it will continue. negative things, outrageous things that will infuriate people. they have enough to run a new one hour by hour. doesn't have to be on tv or all of. it doesn't have to be. it can be

. >> despite those national security concerns, michigan governor gretchen whitmer's office says she stillt and stands by the $700 million in incentives the state offered to get the company here. bret? >> bret: garrett, thank you. the federal trade commission is investigating tiktok over its data and security practices. in its probe, the ftc is looking into whether tiktok violated a portion of federal law unfair and deceptive business practices by denying businesses in china had access to u.s. user data. that's according to a person close to the investigation. social media company is already fighting against a federal bill that could ban the platform in the u.s.ment if it does not break ties with its beijing-based parent company bytedance that bill is currently stalled in the u.s. senate. up next, hunter biden's attorney is in court seeking the dismissal of hunter's federal tax case. we'll take you there and we will have the latest. first, beyond our borders tonight. an israeli airstrike on a center linked to a lebanese sunni muslim group killed seven of its members triggering a rocket att

think the idea that there are people who voted for, let's say, a joe biden in 2020, and a gretchen whitmerm to go back to donald trump. maybe it's hard to get them back to biden, but i will tell you this. an otherwise trump voter that stays home is one in the right direction. and someone who can be persuaded to come across the line for president biden who i thought was brilliant in leading off of things like ukraine and idf and the idea of personal liberty during the state of the union last week i thought was very important. i think they're absolutely persuadable voters. look, you've got some other kooks out there, bobby kennedy junior, the no labels bozos, whatever they're going to do. but i think there's plenty of people who can be persuaded. let's remember, donald trump is not gonna be better in the next seven or so months, he's going to be worse. think about what he did over the weekend, making fun of biden's stutter. think about any parent, stephanie, who has a kid who is dealing with something that's not their fault, how does that appeal to them? not very well, i don't think. >> how

i mean, there was kidnapped plot on gretchen whitmer. what we saw during the covid pandemic with public health officials in school board meetings. there is a with a violence that has now been introduced into our politics in a way that simply was not there before, maybe in the jim crow south to defend segregation. but on a nationwide basis, we have not seen anything like this. and no one no one is responding fully to the magnitude of what we are seeing i'm sure it speaking of that, a sitting federal judge sat down with our kaitlan collins because he was so moved to talk about >> how this is basically an attack on the rule of law. so let me play you if we have it, that clip i think it's important that as judges, we speak out and, say things in reference to things that >> conceivably are going to impact on the process. because if we don't have a viable court system, that's able to function efficiently, then we have tyranny. and i don't think that would be good for the future of our country and the future of democracy in our country >> what

himself with kind of like the next generation of democratic superstars, and it was sheer, gavin newsom, whitmerloor, just standing by him at all times? singing the praises of his policies. >> some of them have already been doing that. i'm sure they will continue and it will intensify as the election gets closer. i would make a counter point, a revolutionary point in modern politics that actually, joe biden does have a lot to sell. he's done a lot in the first term. i think his -- historians will write him much more highly than the public's right now. that doesn't help him in running for reelection. this is simplistic, but i believe that the democrats should run the most expansive, expensive refresher course in u.s. history. not refresher for joe biden, refresher for jonnel trump. there are hundreds and hundreds of flash points from the time he came on the stage in 2015 till now. it will continue. negative things, outrageous things that will infuriate people. they have enough to run a new one hour by hour. doesn't have to be on tv or all of. it doesn't have to be. it can be on social media. peop

a plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer should not be a surprise. the that the swatting that we're seeing around the country of, you know, the maine secretary of state and the judge who's presiding over the federal election interference. and special counsel jack smith. all of that. i think, is a predictable result. but when people become so outraged that they don't trust the fbi, they don't trust the courts, they don't trust law enforcement, they feel the need to take law into their own hands. and it leaves us all in a very dangerous place. that's public safety. but in terms of national security, of course, the biggest vigilante violence that we've seen in recent years was the attack on january 6th, where thousands of people heeded the call to take back our country and stop the steal and to try to use force to stop congress doing its work to certify an election and other countries around the world that and said see democracy doesn't work and it is responsible for democratic backsliding around the world. it has harmed our stature around the world. we

along we are in this effort, very successful by democratic leaders like josh schapiro and governor whitmer and president biden of knitting these thicks together, protecting it abroad and things we usually talk about as kitchen table issues. >> i remember that day well. >> we died a thousand deaths. >> but think that the coalition that needs to be stuched together here to get to 270 electoral votes is going to take a lot of different people but come together around the fact that we don't want to throw rose pet talls in front of someone like vladimir putin. that american democracies worth fighting for. we have to explain that what means. that shorthand doesn't work. what it would mean if donald trump were to win. and using the judiciary and basically disregarding norms, what that would mine mien. that's the task of the next basically little less than eight months is to find enough people. it's going to require republicans, it's going to require conservative-leaning independents, young people who i may not be thrilled joe biden is the nominee, but tonight is a big night because it's going his

torch to the next generation of americans, whether that be me, whether that be governors like gretchen whitmer, jared polis, the governor of california, gavin newsome there's many younger people who are ready to take that torch, who are great leaders in our party, and make sure that donald all trump doesn't win this november. i think that joe biden can be like george washington, be that transitional figure, pass it to the next generation. and that would be the best thing he could do. retire as a great american statesman, i heard the word running as well. are you continuing to run in your campaign even after tonight? >> absolutely. absolutely. slowly. in fact, on focus next on arizona. i'm close to releasing a 12 page white paper on how we can finally solve our immigration problem, both at the border and just reforming our immigration system overall. we need to move to more talent based immigration system, more like canada or australia we want the world's best and brightest to come to america. and we need a dramatic surge in border judges, not just ordered agents, but actually judges who can ad

torch to the next generation of americans, whether that be me, whether that be governors like gretchen whitmer, jared polis, the governor of california, gavin newsome. there's many younger people who are ready to take that torch, who are great leaders in our party, and make sure that donald trump doesn't win this november. >> i >> think that joe biden can be like george washington, be that transitional figure, pass it to the next generation. and that would be the best thing he could do to retire as a great american statesman. >> i heard the word running as well. are you continuing to run your campaign even after tonight? >> absolutely. absolutely in fact, on focus next on arizona. i'm close to releasing a 12 page white paper on how we can finally solve our immigration problem, both at the border and just reforming our immigration system overall. >> we >> need to move to more talent based immigration system, more like canada or australia. we want the world's best and brightest to come to america. and we need a dramatic surge in border judges, not just ordered agents, but actually judges who can

gretchen , the governor gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan, and many others . of michigan, andt we saw these primaries, what we saw overwhelmingly was that the republican base led by maga voters, simply wanted donald trump. and so what we have seen is the respective bases for each of these candidates far outweigh those who simply don't want these two men as their nominees . these two men as their nominees. >> eric, just a quickie. we saw some palestinian protesters in the way of biden's motorcade going to the speech , didn't we? going to the speech, didn't we? what do americans make of biden's plan to build a pier in gaza so they can get aid into the country? is there a lot of support for that ? support for that? >> i do believe that there will be growing support for that particular, particularly as the administration begins to, make clear exactly what they are doing. but still, what we have seen from a number of these uncommitted voters who are growing is that they want to see a ceasefire. they want to see some level of parity through the administration's policies as it relate