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predicting his arrest is imminent and has repeatedly called on his supporters to protest. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries is joining me for a sunday explosive with his firs reaction plus, after a string of mass shootings, i travel to - for a wide ranging conversatio with governor gretchen whitmer about guns, the threats agains her abortion rights an yethonat, as republica candidates running for president. later, i took a selfie rid with new york city mayor eri adams. i asked him about donald trump dealing with crime in a bi city and also his weeken routine. for more than a week now, we'v been hearing that donald trump may be indicted by the manhattan da's office an yesterday, trump himself weighed in in an all caps tirade on his social media site, truth social, the former president said he will be arrested on tuesday of

next week. even more ominously, he also encouraged his supporters to quote protest. and take our nation back and then he doubled down wit another post saying quote, protests, protest, protest. if that's unfamiliar to you, i really should. it is eerily similar to th language trump used before january 6th in the days leadin up to it and we all know how that ended that's why it's important to b extra vigilant about the impac his works could have but it's also crucial not to take trump's bag here. he clearly wants to amplify th trauma that's the whole point the truth is, from som campaign is denied that he's received any advanced dose fro prosecutors about an arrest on tuesday. for the moment, it doesn't see like he knows anymore than w do this returnee alvin bragg ha definitely taken note. in an email obtained by nb news, he told his staff, we do not tolerate attempts that intimidate our office or

threaten the rule of law in ne york pretty strong words from brad. when it comes to the reactio from the white house, my bet i you won't hear a lot about trump's outburst from them they want to keep th temperature down behind the scenes, they're paying close attention tracking any potential threats as they always would that's what they should be doing. and we're gonna be watching it very closely here to we should also be clear abou exactly what donald trump is trying to do here. as his legal troubles ar mounting, his goal is to manufacture outrage an directed at the manhattan da and so far, some of his allies are giving him a big old helping hand everyone from marjorie taylo greene to house speaker kevi mccarthy to his former vic president mike pence are on th attack just like donald trump wants them to be >> i'm taking aback at the ide of indicting a former presiden of the united states

at a time when there is a crim wave in new york city, the fac that the manhattan da things indicting president trump's hi top priority, i think, tells you everything you need to kno about the radical left in this country. it just feels like a politically-charged prosecutio here >> joining me now is house democratic leader congressma hakeem jeffries of new york. leader jeffries, thank you s much for being my first gues on my first show >> so good to be with you an congratulations on your show >> thank you so much i have to start here with vice president pence. this is a guy who the mob trie to hang back on january 6th. he's criticizing the distric attorney and those comment instead of trump's own languag which sounded a lot to me like what we heard wrench in your sixth. what was your reaction when yo heard the former vic presidents comments? >> vice president pence know better and he has embarrasse

themself and that' unfortunate. george washington in his farewell address to the nation said that the constitution i secretly obligatory upon all that means everyone. that includes former president of the united states of americ because in this great countr of ours, no one is above the law. that is a defining principle o the republican has been th case for 247 years and so, i would urge everyon to just allow the prosecutor to do their job. i'm confident that the myria of investigations will involve individuals who ar professional they will follow the facts apply the law, be guided by th constitution and then we'll see where these investigations lead. >> i know leader, jeffries, carefully worded statement oratory when i see when. i've written a few of thes myself i want to read your tweet that you wrote yesterday in respons

to these posts from the donald trump. we live in a democracy right wing extremists wh fanned the flames of political violence with inflammatory rhetoric are not fit to serve. american values over a top o see. you didn't mention trump there was that on purpose for why not? >> it's a reference to both th former president trump and all those who continue to bend the knee to the insurrectionis -in-chief. one of the more unfortunat things of the events of this weekend continues to revea that the extreme mag republicans as a group want to defund the fbi, investigate an intimidate law enforcement and continue to coddle violent insurrectionists who try t overthrow the government o january 6th in 2021. they clearly have not learne their lesson and they ar doubling and tripling down o their extremism. even when that extremism could have potentially violent and deadly consequences as it di

during the insurrection. >> one of those people who i would argue was trying t coddle or echo some of these comments is speaker kevi mccarthy i want to read to you a twee that he also posted yesterday. he said i'm directing relevant committees to immediatel investigate a federal funds ar being used to subvert ou democracy. by interfering in elections wa politically motivate prosecutions leader jeffries, what was your reaction to speaker of the house, your partner at times and his reaction to trump' post >> i strongly disagree wit that statement it's not clear to me wha committee speaker may be referring to perhaps the so-calle weaponization committee. which is really more appropriately named th committee to protect insurrectionists that is what we've seen from the extreme maga republicans a it relates to the 118 congress

instead of the house majorit focusing on the economy, focusing on inflation, focusin on job creation, focusing on health care. they continue to pedal conspiracy theories led by thi so-called weaponizatio committee in the oversight committee as opposed to trying to find common ground with house democrats to try to make life better for every da americans. we're gonna continue to pu people over politics we're gonna continue to focu on lower costs and bette paying jobs and cybe communities. we will continue to defend our democracy. >> those weaponization committee's gonna be working out exactly as they plan if speaker mccarthy move forward with these committee to investigate the work of the manhattan da, what will you do with advice democratic members will they participate in these or how would you approach that >> i have full confidence in the leader of the hous

judiciary committee, jerry nadler, the leader of th oversight committe representative jamie raskin an the leader of the democratic side of the weaponizatio committee, stacey plaskett to continue to make sure tha we are upholding the rule of law, doing our congressional duties and responsibilities. but also pushing back agains the extreme maga republica overreach that we continue t see and have seen over the first few months of this new congress >> the washington post reporte last week that you've been working on a truce with kevi mccarthy out of respect for the house i a functioning institution of course because you actuall want to get something's done first of all, is that a report through? >> yes, we've had a positive forward-looking relationship that doesn't mean that w aren't going to strongly disagree with each other as we have with respect to the forme twice impeached president of the united states of america we can agree to disagree

without being disagreeable and always try to find commo ground for the good of the institution, the congress, the country. as part of an effort tha democrats have engaged in over the last several years led b president biden, speaker pelos and leader schumer to try to find bipartisan common groun whenever and wherever possible in order to make life better for every day americans. we've been able to do that in significant way when we have the gavels i i hope to be able to continu to do that now >> i'm not gonna ask you t make any legal predictions here, i watched closely, i know yo never do that. it's pretty clear that trump supporters in congress specifically marjorie taylor greene and others are seeing this as an empowering politica moment for them. i want to read you one mor tweet. this is from marjorie taylor greene where she said at the manhattan da indict presiden trump, he will ultimately wi even bigger than he is already going to win first of all, do you agree wit the notion that indictment

would help donald trum politically? >> the last person that i' going to lean into political insight from's marjorie taylor greene although i should note that sh has become one of the most important house republicans in the congress and for all we know, could b on the presidential ticket a the vice presidential candidat for donald trump that is how important she ha become to the extreme maga republican house majority in the congress right now but that is also one of th reasons why the american peopl should be concerned. because it is an extreme agenda that doesn't want to deal with the issues of importance t working families and middl class folks and all those wh inspire to be part of th middle class that's the difference betwee house republicans and hous democrats. we will continue to focus on kitchen table bread and butter issues of importance the economy, jobs, health care

protecting social security protecting medicare, buildin that economy that works fo everyday americans >> it wasn't just marjorie taylor greene, although she' on the ticket, that' interesting, slightly craz thing. lindsey graham and some others have also suggested that i could help trump politically i guess you are a very savvy political guy. how do you prevent this from helping trump politically? any of these illegal potential indictments or the legal swirl >> the american people reach out to political extremism all throughout the country in th most recent midterm election in 2022. and it's my expectation that they will continue to do s moving forward it is unfortunate that the extreme has become mainstrea for this version of th republican party in the hous and in the senate. and all across america we'll litigate that case any day of the week. as we move forward

because it's a case that i believe democrats will win we're on the right side of the american people. the right side of american values and on the right side of history. >> all of this is taking up lot of oxygen in public. you have a lot of big stuff on your plate, including a bi fight of the debt limit. does any of this make it harde to get that done >> the debt limit issu shouldn't be that complicated. every stakeholder in washingto d.c., from president biden and his administration, hous democrats, senate democrats an even senate republicans unde the leadership of mitc mcconnell have said we shoul not default on our nation' debt it will have catastrophi consequences for everyda americans, for small businesse and for the economy. the only group of individual that apparently want to take u down this irresponsible path are the extreme maga

republicans in the house o representatives and we canno allow it to happen what we said is president bide has put forth his budget that invests in workin families and middle class folk and young people and seniors invest in transportation and infrastructure invest in education and jo training invest in research and development. invest in the health, th safety, the economic well-bein of the american people republicans want to have a conversation about the financial future of this country. they have refused to put forward their budget it's in hiding it's in the witness protection program. it's in an undisclosed location. how can we have a conversation about the future of america' fiscal house with one group of people that refuses to put their position forward for the american people? show us your plan, wil continue to say that i think at the end of the day, the reality is we are going to raise the debt ceiling and

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this country right now, of all the issues that keep me up a night, gun violence is near th top of my list as the mother of two young children, it's hard to think o a more horrifying fact in al of american life than this the leading cause of death among children in the united states is guns, guns we've seen some progress o this issue in recent years

last year, president biden signed a bipartisan bill tha produced some pretty significant reforms. it represented the mos progress on this issue i decades. it didn't go nearly far as far as gun safety advocates, mothers like me and even president biden had wanted just last week, the presiden signed an executive order on gun safety it promotes the safe storage o firearms and increases the number of background checks. the president had act alon because a republican house isn't going to touch anythin on gun safety with a ten foo pole they're way too scared of th nra and specifically, the nra' money. here's the thing, though some states don't need republicans to bring about change take michigan, for example for the first time in 40 years democrats are in charge of the entire state government in michigan the governor's mansion, th legislature and they are using that power to tackle a lot o issues including gun violence right now, michigan democrat are trying to push through a

11 bill gun safety package tha includes policies on saf storage, universal backgroun checks and a red flag measures the momentum to get somethin meaningful done is stronge than ever. especially on the heels of the mass shooting just last mont at michigan state university this week, i went to michiga and i sat down in one of the school's most well-known alumni governor gretchen whitmer. we talked about gun violence the threats on her life, abortion rights and even som presidential politics. >> we're sitting here with the backdrop of michigan state university, or pushing to ge gun reform legislation through because three students wer killed just a few weeks ag here in michigan do you think there would still have been the will to do tha in the legislature had tha tragedy not happened >> we have new legislature and i think that's part of why we've been able to accomplis so much in this first 108. this comes when -- we ran the tables here i michigan it was not something anyon expected in the midterm afte all the challenges we had.

we flipped both the house an the senate and now we have leaders in the legislature tha are working with me as opposed to against me. >> that must feel different. >> it feels amazing. i think that the sobering th mass shootings that play out across our country every singl day mean we've got to take action i said not long ago the time for only thoughts and prayer this over. >> one of the things that's no in the bill of that it's a bit more split into politica support is an assault weapon ban. is that why it wasn't in thi initial package? >> i think it's important we d what we said we are gonna do the campaign trail - gun owners support, republicans, democrats supported. michiganders overall support let's get this done. the conversation doesn't and there. i think that there is more wor that we will do together i think ye when -- we tell people what we're gonn do, we gotta do it >> an assault weapons ban coul

be something you still push fo in the future. >> the conversation will continue i'm not going to draw lines, not gonna endorse anything, no gonna put timelines on i do think that this get started. >> you have also been targeted by militia groups. you talked about this a fair amount there was the plot to kidnap you back in 2020 that was thankfully stop at th fbi. does this creep into your head militia groups are so davi proponents of gun legislation. this is creeping to your hea as you are thinking abou pushing this forward and getting this past and what the opponents of it may think or do? >> yeah, i'd be lying if i sai i don't think about all th threats that i have received that my family has receive that other republican official have received. it is so scary and so common i this country right now for people to just threaten someon with whom they disagree. that's not what this democracy is all about in a city called out we need, we must take action where we can to mitigate the

likelihood of these events >> another issue you have been very outspoken about on as governor's abortion. and abortion rights. certainly, that was a drivin issue last year. probably will be going forward we're all watching a court cas play out down in texas that ha moved across the country i'm sure many women in michiga concern about their access t the abortion pill. medical abortion is more tha 50% of abortions this could have a huge impac if it is overturned and the fd can no longer have mifepriston on the marketplace what power do you have or a do you have power, any power, t tell women a michigan that the will still have access to this abortion pill? >> we're all watching that cas very closely when the opinion comes out we're gonna scrutinize it an make sure that all of ou policies are such that it make it as easy for women to access reproductive health care i think this is a real concern for women and our families all across the country what happens in this court cas

is gonna have an impact. we're gonna have to try to figure at how to make sure tha abortion is still accessible for women. >> you sent a letter with 14 other governors in response to a decision by walgreens in 2 states, not to carry the abortion pill. asking for a greater player -- do you have any clarificatio back >> not yet, it doesn't mea we're not gonna keep pushing we know that private industr is getting whipped side by a lot of different politicians who are politicizing thi important issue. they're making decisions tha impact women's lives we gotta hold them accountable >> michigan is always the stay that you look at lots of visit from any presidentia candidates looking at the field and she was talking to people in michigan republicans in michigan. are they tired of donald trump or are they still have the sam kind of support for him that they had in 2016, 2020 >> in michigan, republican party politics for a long time

has been controlled by the devos family, the betsy devo family that the whole world knows who she is >> i've heard of her >> in this last round wher they were nominating their attorney general secretary o state, the devos candidate lost to the trump candidates and so it is - we now have a republican chair here in michigan - kristina karamo. is as trumpian as it gets. >> do you think the republican primary will help tomorrow trump would still have a hol on that? >> i think so. >> another potential candidate i call him, a fellow governor, ron desantis recently made som comments or he made clear this week i should say that supporting ukraine is not vital national interest to the united states. what do you say to that? >> i am not an expert on geopolitics. i will say this. i think it's really dangerou when politicians are using language that is coming out of the kremlin. there's no question that

calling it a territorial dispute is to undermine an downplay the russian invasion, the illegal russian invasion o ukraine. a state that has such a robust ukrainian population, it i offensive and meddling i think it's dangerous for national security. >> another potential he made some comments last weekend at the gridiron dinner in the dark of night, i will say. i was in the dinner. where he made a strong comment about president -- former president donald trump. did you see those comments and what was your reaction to them >> - this kind of language should b public and it should've had -- happened a long time ago welcome to the conversation. >> i have to ask you, i know you're at this all the time. i know you brushed off the - presidential run in 2024 what about the future? >> i don't know. i don't know the future look like, jen.

when i left the legislature, i thought i was never gonna ru for office again and here i am in my fifth year as governor o this state i know enough about myself tha i see a problem that's not getting fix and i think i ca do something about it, i'm gonna roll my sleeves and try. all that being said, i am 51 years old. i've signed up for - >> 51 years young, i think i would say. >> compared to a lot of folk in d.c.. i'm gonna do this job, by th end of this term, will be 55 my mom passed when she was 59. i cared for her at the end o her life i'm not super focused on tha worried about it it is in the back of my head that no one knows how long we're gonna be on this earth i'm really lucky to be where i'm at right now there is no other place that rather be in this world. >> that wasn't exactly a kno that i heard from the governor there on her plans to run fo president in the future. my thanks to governor whitme for spending some time with me in michigan. up next, the republican party' ongoing war on woke and why i'

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donald trump's looming indictment, we've seen trump's allies attacked prosecutors in all sorts of ways. one attack in particular stood out to be. on thursday, boris of scienc said that woke radical da's in new york in atlanta are to blame for trump's lega problems yes, you heard that correctly. woke the yays are to blame here that attack stood out becaus it seems that blaming woke politics for problems big an small has become a one siz fits all the response fo republicans lately take for example the news this past week at the collapse of silicon valley bank. the largest bank failure since

the 2008 financial crisis it was a big deal it's a complicated issue one that we could probably devote entire show to. for some republicans, the real problem had no connection at all to any economic policies a all. >> this is the first ban failure that was caused by adherence to woke beliefs an policies >> they were one of those woke thanks >> lord knows what othe left-wing ramping what's going on in the smoke. banks >> this bank, there ar so concerned with the dei an politics and all kinds of stuff. i think it really diverted fro them focusing on their cor mission. >> i'm blaming the walks o wokeness or wokeism has become a knee-jerk reaction for republicans on any issue clearly, the term itself is bit ambiguous and has been subject to a lot o interpretation many republicans have co-opted woke and increasingly use it t rally their base against their political opponents.

in a decidedly unscientifi analysis, we found tha mentions of the term woke in fox news articles skyrockete just after joe biden becam president. imagine that now that the presidentia primary process is heating up bit, republicans have gone all in on their anti-wokeness. they have elevated the suppose threat to such great heights you'd hardly know this country faced any other problems at all. listen to some of the declared and perceptive of what can candidates for president >> american freedom is under attack as ever before. >> it's in the classroom, th boardroom, the backrooms the government, the poisonous li of equity wokeness and identit politics >> this woke mind. virus >> woke tyranny. >> big media, big government even big business have locke arms to advance a pernicious woke agenda design to contro the american people. >> you can't just say let it g because then we're gonna b living under an oppressive wok awkward c. >> woke supremacy he is as bad

as white supremacy >> wokeness is a virus mor dangerous than any pandemi hands down >> and oppressive woke autocracy. for republicans, wokeness is public enemy number one. by the side of it, there i simply no greater threat t american liberty whether or not they actually believe it, they clearly think it's a winning message at 2024 it makes you think are they on to something should i be freaking out about how right-wing republicans are co-opting wokeism might ge here is no you don't have to worry abou the war on woke because th republican crusade against wokeness may not be as poten of a campaign issue as they ma hope here's why most people say they don't think of the term woke in th way people would like them to. it's simply not the bogeyman they'd have you believe. usa today poll found at majority of americans 56% thin of work to be being informed educated and aware of social justices that sounds pretty good as opposed to being overl

politically correct. even in florida, where governo ron desantis says will coast t die voters did not have a clea idea of what woke is suppose to mean. we're telling we, many dislike their governors woke centere rhetoric in january, axios reported a focus group in that state with voters who had switch from trump in 2016 to biden 2020. in other words, these ar exactly the kind of voters republicans will need to win back in 2024 for most of them, the anti wok message fell pretty flat >> what is meant by the term woke w o k e? if you hear that somebody is woke try to give me a workabl definition of what a wok person is? >> i'm sorry, i don't know >> katie, when you hear th term - doesn't have any residents for you? >> i've just heard you so many different ways i honestly kind of just ignore

it, to be honest >> i like desantis, i like his policies, just seems like he shouldn't go so heavy on the woke seems like it's almost lik he's fighting against an invisible bogeyman >> pandering to his base but it's just a little bit too much >> again those are former trum voters who switched to biden i 2020 they're completely up for grab in 2024. if the republican anti wok message is supposed to run - resonate with anyone, it's them in a recent interview, it wa even too difficult for at leas one conservative commentator t define what woke actually even means. conservative author bethan mandel as written a book tha covers this exact subject. here is what happened when she was put on the spot. >> would you mind to finding woke it's come of a few times i want to make sure on the sam page >> so -- i mean - woke is -- sort of the idea that --

this is gonna be one of thos moments that goes viral. that woke is something that' very hard to define and we spent entire chapter definin it it is the understanding that w need to re-- totally -- reduced society in order t great hierarchies of oppression it's hard to explain in 15 second sound bite. >> it's hard to explain. just to sense from someone who has worked a few years and communications if you can't explain it an people don't understand it i 15 seconds, it may not be th winning message you think it is everyone out there are, it sounds like you can let your woke flag fly. coming up, the new york city mayor's weekend routine. i took a subway ride with eric adams. and asked him how he think democrats should be talkin about crime and public safety. as you get a break, what mayor adams told me about a potentia

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shootings and murders. that's a pretty big deal the city's overall crime rat so increased by 22%. due to an uptick in robberie and burglaries i met up with them in new york city to get a sense of the issues he's had to navigate. his advice for - democrats in the crime issue and to ask about is we can routine. >> now i was where the president biden when he came spent the day with you it was one of his favorite days i know you're gonna be on hi advisory committee what kind of advice are yo giving to him or other democrats running about ho they should talk about crime i 2024 >> i think it's two differen conversations. i think president biden is a blue collar president. a like to believe i'm a blue collar mayor he's a plain talking producer. he has produced. it's unfortunate that noise is getting in the way of what h

has produced he's been a president that has navigated us out of th infrastructure bill. just keeping puts on the board he needs to keep doing wha he's doing but he is the key singer, hi backup singer seem to get on a key. >> i don't know that every member of congress likes to be called a backup but it's all right. >> they're not on the same message. what he is doing as th president, we all need to be fortifying that message. he came and talked about how w put money into our policing. we lost that conversation. give the appearance of the regrets are soft on crime. no, soft on crime is the republicans who refused to put money in his crime bills t make sure that we give the resources to our polic department >> you've been very outspoke on the impact of gun violence. you had a fashion moment wit your jacket which are really

admired. you also recently said tha when you take prayer out o schools, guns come back into schools. what do you mean by that >> i am so concerned about america. this is an experiment -- it's a hideous experiment bu it's real. -- jumps out right away if you turn up you temperature. i think that our country, we'r boiling ourselves to death at the root of that is our failure to embrace our spirituality >> when people - sometimes that happens i politics i don't care where that. as you wanting to bring prayer religion back into publi schools. what do you say to that? >> the most important thing

had to learn is that don't allow the noise to get in th way of what everyday peopl hear because someone is a pond and, because someone is on twitter, because someone's on socia media, i focused on people wit social security. i focus on people who stop m on the subway, talk to me an say i'm praying for you. you can allow the loudest to get in the way and all of sudden you respond - to people who took my innocent words of spirituality isn' crucial. let them be. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mister mayor, one of th challenges we've been dealin with you've been outspoken about is just the number of migrant who've come into new york. trying to deal with that in humane way but also in a way that is viable not just plagiarized you've been critical of th federal government what would you like the federa

government to be doing right now? to help cities like new york >> that's a great question one, i disagree on what we hav been doing thus far. people often try to say, you disagree with the president on this and how the white house has handled it how could you be on hi committee? because you don't agree with everything that people do, i don't agree with everythin that i do. >> thanks for taking care of us keep it up. >> thank you >> i don't think we need mor money. we need a real strategy with coordination and it can't just -- that's going to just one place i know people say the advice the vp - is the one of the suing th coordination that's your son affair we need to be honest about

that this is a major issue that one person, we should be pointin to saying they are coining the i. bring all of our citie together let's make an impact to reach out to our governor and tell our governors tha everyone has to take their share. this is a national problem this is not a new york cit problem. right now, it's just on th backs of new yorkers >> do you feel like home whe you hear >> not really. not really >> your place in brooklyn is what's home? >> yes >> i know you've said yo thought it might be haunted. >> not what you mean thought it is. there is ghosts in here. they move around they're like casper, friendl ghosts >> that's the kind of goes i d want to my house for sure.

>> we're here at tracey mansion, we're making a smoothie whic is part of america's morning daily routine. how did you get to the point o mastering -- there are a lot of ingredients in the how did you get to the point o mastering what's in this smoothie >> it came from great research reading and really, we didn' even really have an opportunit to talk about. this was not the norm for me this is not how i ate. it wasn't until about five, si years ago that i went through real health care crisis that compelled me to just start doing my own research on health >> we have pomegranate blueberry, celery. i don't miss anything. is that pineapple? >> that's ginger and alfalfa sprouts.

strawberries arugula. >> look at you >> are you a coffee drinker at all? >> not at all. >> ever? >> never >> mayor adams, thank you fo letting me spend some time wit you and learn more about you weekend routine. for this delicious, nutritious smoothly >> a special thanks to mayor eric adams for spending some time with us and for the smoothie which i can tell you tasted a lot like a very healthy's movie up next, some final thoughts o our first sunday together. a little preview of what you can expect here every sunday moving forward what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products.

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