. >> i imagine you would say the same about stacey abrams, who was convinced she won the gubernatorial election. stacey abrams will not concede and never conceded she lost the election and the second time around, lost it even bigger. i hope joe sticks with the first answer, the fact that i am the one, i am in this to beat donald trump. if he sticks with that, it goes to the guts of what is going on in this race. it shows biden is more focused on defeating donald trump and his department of justice working with florida and washington, making sure they have these indictments. they won't admit to the meetings that have been had between justice department officials and state prosecutors and it is about defeating him. it is not about what he is going to do for the american people. it is jealousy, hatred. i am the one who can beat him. the saddest part is when he is being asked the question and he walks away. it is such an arrogance he has for the press. i don't have to answer that. prove it. there is something he is not a part of with the american people and who he wants us to believe he wa

was in georgia why didn't prosecute indict stacey abrams not just election to nihilism but havingecount's and interfere with the balloting process. they have unleashed a hurricane. they have never apologize for what they do and they never think it's going to come back to get them but it will. mark: is very important what you are saying i disagree some of our friendly legal analysts who are saying the president cannot pardon himself from state charges. we are not talking about average citizens were under federal's and the president cannot and should not. and in imparting individuals by letting state law or convicting state law. that has nothing to do with this. the question that you raise is, can an assistant district attorney decapitate the federal government? can an assistant district attorney crippled executive branch? >> or a local regional contexts contextassume the role of a fedl prosecutor and indict the president of the united states for would be a federal if it were even true it would be a federal crime because they are talk about a conspiracy or racketeering to disrupt th

. >> stacey abrams. [laughter] vincent inside joke, lost both of the senate seat but anyway.y second war in afghanistan as they carried me off the battlefield with my leg severed, it was going to be okay because of taylor swift. i'm getting. [laughter] she is important, she gets people to vote, people want to use the money spent on her chores like it's good for the economy, i don't think they understand the concert card that she is responsible for because the teams and tweets -- >> do not blame irresponsible spending, both on the spender. >> if you talk about negative, positive, i'm sure she is a big part of this credit card debt for students who thought there loans will be forgiven rocked up so do we know she is not positive? we are. >> she clearly is and i am not a swiftly but i've been in town, to atlanta, the town transforms, she is a force of economic prosperity in those times. we pray for those and these are private citizens. i am a fan of classic american music so julie garland over taylor swift any day but putting aside, she's an icon, a huge following, i am concerned

stacey abrams is very talented politician got trounced. >> lawrence: we will see what happens.n't look like the democrats are gaining any type of steam, despite the attacks on the character of donald trump. >> steve: once upon a time mitt romney was the standard wearer for the republican party. he was on one of the sunday shows yesterday. he said, you know, i can't endorse anybody because that would be the kiss of death for any republican but he said he appreciated chris christie's performance at the last debate. he said nikki haley was the only person who had a chance at beating trump. it's a long shot, he said. >> brian: he is not happy with the biden policies. >> ainsley: and he doesn't like trump. >> lawrence: also like chris christie who ran for president before him who didn't win. >> brian: he is friendly with biden but i don't like any of his policies. still a republican even though swan song. >> ainsley: yes it is. six people are dead. dozens are injured after tornadoes tear through parts of tennessee. janice dean is tracking all those storms. >> brian: plus another off

and you s kemp trounce stacey abrams maybe this is not tilting blue. we will see what happens?> ainsley: what happened in michigan. joe biden won by a larger margin than donald trump in 2020. there is a 10% difference and now they like trump. >> lawrence: there is a two pronged approach. to your point, steve, it is the economy. a lot of the muslim population that are upset with the way the president is handling the israeli war. so he is getting hit by both sides. this is why you got to take a stance. you can't try to serve both sides. you got to let the american people know where you stand on the issue. so he is getting hit. >> brian: good news for mike rogers running for the senate seat there. >> steve: i was thinking this morning, driving. in i was thinking given the fact that trump is so far ahead on the republican side for the primary, and given the poll we talked about yesterday, where nikki haley actually trounces in a landslide joe biden by, what, 17 points, wouldn't it be interesting if donald trump becomes the nominee, nikki haley runs as the third party because then,

we have this in georgia had stacey abrams who did not necessarily concede the election bryant cap signed it. we know and that happened we would be able to say they signed it. we had 60 candidates throughout the u.s. that was just when we launch right before the election. and now we are going full on with the forward, the carter center, the baker institute, with the mccain institute. all of this is to say we want to hold as we said in her op-ed last year people want their politicians to be held accountable to be adults. i think as issues come out they will get raised during this campaign season but it is watching for the tail wagging the dog. i wanted to the squishy middle not straight in the middle but on theca sides are people who voted one way and the last election and won't do that again and vice versa people switch sides just sharing facts ineducating people making sure they understand about their votes and i don't know if you're going to ask about bigger voting issues to be 10,000 election jurisdictions in the united states, 10,000. georgia itself we have one or 59 counties second o

and you know, we had this in georgia when you had stacey abrams, who you know, did not necessarily concede the election, but she signed the candidate principles. and brian kemp signed it. so we knew when that election happened, we would be able to say they signed it. and brad ratzenberger, our secretary of state, and b, when signed it, we had 60 candidates throughout the us and that was just when we launched kind of right before the election. and now we're going full on with it, you know with ford, with the carter center, the baker institute, with the mccain institute, all of this is to say we want to hold, as we said in our op ed, and see in an op ed we did last year, you know, people want their politicians to be held accountable all too, to being adults. and so i think as issues come out, they will get raised during this campaign season. but it's watching for the tail wagging the dog. yeah, i want to get to that squishy middle like again not straight in the middle, but on the sides, because there are people who voted one way in the last election and won't do that again. and voice of the

and you know, we had this in georgia when you had stacey abrams, who you know, did not necessarily concede the election, but she signed the candidate principles. and brian kemp signed it. so we knew when that election happened, we would be able to say they signed it. and brad ratzenberger, our secretary of state, and b, when signed it, we had 60 candidates throughout the us and that was just when we launched kind of right before the election. and now we're going full on with it, you know with ford, with the carter center, the baker institute, with the mccain institute, all of this is to say we want to hold, as we said in our op ed, and see in an op ed we did last year, you know, people want their politicians to be held accountable all too, to being adults. and so i think as issues come out, they will get raised during this campaign season. but it's watching for the tail wagging the dog. yeah, i want to get to that squishy middle like again not straight in the middle, but on the sides, because there are people who voted one way in the last election and won't do that again. and voice of the

and, you know, we had this in georgia when you had stacey abrams who did not necessarily concede the election are, but she signed the candidate principles and brian kemp signed it. so we knew when we had that election, we would be able to say we signed it. our secretary of state signed it. we had 60 candidates throughout the u.s. and that wasas just when we launched kind of right before the election. and now we're going full on with, you know, the ford, with the carter center, with the baker institute, with the due cane institute. all of this is we want to hold -- as they said in their cnn op-ed last year, people want their politicians to be held accountable to be an adult. and so i think as issues come out, they will get raised during this campaign season. but it's the watching for the tail wagging the dog. i want to get to that squishy middle. like, again, not straight in the middle, but on the side is. because there arela people who votedwo one way in the last election and won't do that again and vice versa. just sharing fact ifs, educating people, making sure they understand abou