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wil and we will, by the way, wetizes will fight for our citizensr to and never lift a finger to help any country that foments ts terro supports terrorism. so how does thishow all enddo?j with or without support of biden israel? they all need to channel winston churchill in order to survivertle what is a threat. to their existence. let's take a trip down memorlety lane. >> i have nothing to offer tears but blood, toil and sweat. man. before an ordeal deal leaveski gain. then there's many, mannd. y long months of struggle and never jabbering. you are. what is our aim? i can answer in one word. victory. victory at all costs. spite victory in spite of all terror . victory of a long and hard road may be blood, toil, tears, to and sweat. what is our aim? victory. rsd sweawe have long said on ths program. appeasement. the like on s of which joe biden is guilty of will never work. he must bad actors accountable or you will be destroyed. ac wand now israel has an obligation to fight back. or they will risk more of these attacks and probably worse. but they clearly, with joe wil biden as presi

wil thank you, both. i have a feeling this is not the last time the three of us will be together.ng us on a sunday night. >> thank you, trey. >> trey: up next if you blinked you missedt im it the tl of secretary alejandro mayorkas over before it began. the mr joni ernst after break with more. ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america" pure the border remains ope n and one of the two people responsible will not face impeachment triafl after all. alejandro mayorkas was charged under articles of impeachmenthe but the judge with four person of the jury and leaving senate democrats always predictable, nothing pure the border was the number one issue on thwhene mino voters but it is not the number one issue on the minds ofdr democrats. alejandro mayorkas was not going to be convicted by majorityat controlled senate but there was not a trial.chuc what chuck schumer really wanteo to avoid was public area of ther consequences oveomr open border from hamas to lakin riley and others here illegally to people of national terrorism and watch list roaming the country to what this ope

. >> we will have it in a second h but he is basically talking abot whether orry not a hung jury wilp biden or not and, in fact, i think we have it now. >> there is some history what happens to the end of this process. if h te is a convicted felon, tt will have a material impact on him movinge forward. if he should have a hung jury, which could happen, it could have the reverse effect in the beginning of his way out of this legal morass that he is in. he will use it to taint all of the other cases. >> laura: now, sol, trump is now being charged in the press ged with tainting other cases ie succeeds in this jury hole.no but one juror saying he's not guilty in any of this, really!, >> that is a new crime toothin attacking other cases because you are acquitted of a jury. axelrod makes a really good point. there are manyis. examples of t. i don't know if you rememberup texas u.s. senator kaine baileyn hutchinson got indicted when she was up for reelection by the notorious district attorney and travis county. and she destroyed in the case didn't get to trial. and she just kicked the out o

as long as you have growth, yo will have earnings and at th end of the day, the market wil get over a pocket of insecurit if you want to call it that an focus on the prize at the end of the rainbow and that is good growth and cuts. >> i love earning season because we learn a lot of things and w get opportunities. i call earning season sill season for that reason because you get over exaggeration. i have 9% in cash in m portfolio because i have bee trimming and taking profits in the last couple of weeks but i see opportunities. i especially see opportunities when the stocks go down on decent news. i think the banks are wa oversold the reaction was overdone. i think morgan stanley is a bu right here it was the best quarter of the big six. they executed on institutional wealth management, expenses. you have a ce oh, so dialled i to the investigation, they wil have market share three time over initially it is sold down on the reads and that is your opportunity. to me, there are opportunities and we will get more and mor throughout earnings season again, because the macro backdrop is good

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dissenting opinion, three justices wrote, men who serially sexually exploit their power over women wile for survivors. >> in a dissenting opinion, three justices wrote, men who serially sexually exploit their power over women wil spokespers confirmed to nbc news that people who refused to leave after multiple warnings were charged with trespassing. this is just one example of a growing movement at college campuses across the country. pro-palestinian protests are being held at more than 40 campuses in the u.s. and canada. the university of southern california as a result has canceled this year's main commencement ceremony which is usually attended by about 65,000 people. the university says it would take too long to process thousands of guests with new security measures put into place because of those protests. >>> now on another sign that stubborn inflation is dragging on the economy. first quarter gdp came in slower than expected. reacting to that, the dow dropped 375 points. that's about 1%. other major indeces also closed down. peter alexander has reaction from the white house. >> r

wil >> honey to honey, sext scandal. wil wragg will keep the tory whip.we did a story earlier this week about spearfishing, which is directed fish fishing, where you try and you sort of, you know, the people you pretend that you know, the person as you're whatsapping each other like, oh, met you here and like, oh, i met you here and how's >> this would stop it right just. unprecedented rebuke after he joked that gibraltar was spanish. so this is , brexit spanish. so this is, brexit fallout still carrying on. josh any thoughts on this one? >> this is falklands 2.0. this is going to be oh, the gibraltar . here we go. then. we're going to get those ships. get them ready. get them packed off rishi sunak a moment. yeah. this could be this could turn everything around this spanish around because this spanish mp nonentity went oh, oh spanish gibraltar right. nonentity went oh, oh spanish gibraltar right . and that was gibraltar right. and that was enough. >> you say it like he was joking. it does say here, he joked. but then elsewhere it said. they say it's like

at his high school graduation by saying high school was just one of the chapters out of the mmany we wil have throughout our lives. >> reporter: in that speech he thanked his mother and father for being perfect role models. his mother was 46-year-old elvia espinoza, a beloved teacher in frostproof. he told detectives he loved his mother and he they had a good relationship. he told detectives she annoyed him when she he was younger. >> he said i wanted to do this for some time but didn't have the nerve to do it. so i just made up my mind that today was the day. >> reporter: once she died, espinoza called 911. the sheriff says espinoza has no history of drug or alcohol abuse, mental health issues or arrests. >>> several buildings in kansas are now ash after a wildfire burned thousand thousands of acres. thankfully, no injuries have been reported. after days of trying, around 80% of the wildfire is contained. with no more structures or homes threatened. meanwhile, storms are threatening the south. >> another day with some very stormy weather in the south. yesterday we had the same story. we

if w there are statements we wil have to integrate from the commissioners and they've committed to saying that those are long statements so we will get those out as soon we can. >> is there an enforcement exemption for small providers and how is that addressed? >> the enforcement, no changes from the draft. >> could you talk about the commissioner mentioned something commissioner mentioned something about changes regarding the throttling rule. could you talk a little bit about that? >> in response, we made an additional clarification with respect to the changed language to making it clear that speeding up indiscriminately of content would also b be in violation. >> to follow up on what you just said, is that a difference from the 2015 language about speeding up being also a violation or is it the same as it was in 2015? >> i don't know if i really want to characterize it one way or another with relation to 2015. the language of the throttling rule remains the same. the guidance that we provide you iodine is probably worded a little bit differently, but i don't really want to read into the

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full trial wil succeed on the senate floor. they could dismiss the matter or li on c-span now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. c-spans ur unfiltered view of government. ♪ >> buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with the other televisio providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> this week 2024 campaign trail takes you to green bay, wisconsin where presumptive presidential nominee and former president donald trump held one of two rallies. and to the nation's capital where president biden delivered a message on lowering healthcare cost joined by his rivals, senator bernie sanders. also, some of the interviews with other candidates running this this year's presidential race from our washington journal program and a large field of candidates seeking u.s. house seats in colorado. but first a look at the primary wins from this past tuesday's contest. first in new york, president biden took 91.5% easily beating author marianne williamson and retearing candidate williams. and former p

andd that, quote, this issue wil destroy new york city, end quote. in fiscal year 2023 new york city spent $1.459 addressing alejandro n. mayorkas' migrant crisis, and city officials fear it will spend spent anothr $12 billion from the following three fiscal years causing painful budget cuts to important city surfaces. three, alejandro n. mayorkas' unlawful mass release of apprehended aliens and unlawful mass grant of categorical parole to aliens have enticed an increasing number of aliens to make the dangerous journey to our southwest border. consequently, according to the united nations international organization for migration, the number of migrants intending to illegally cross our borders who have perished along the way either in route to the united states or at the border almost doubled during the tenure of alejandro n. o mayorkas as secretary of homeland security from a average about 700 a year during the fiscal years 2017-2020, to an average of about 1300 a year during fiscal year 2021-2023. alien -- four, alien smuggling organizations have ga

at off she from medical complex, the scale of deliberate destruction and wilful annihilation of the facilities and the infrastructure by the israelis beyond description of what we have witnessed as nothing compared to what we have seen. it is a deliberate acts against gauze as simple as chief, a medical complex, the largest in the gaza strip, catering to more than 2000 patients, and performing more than 100 surgical operations and a single day. it is now to read these riley's purposely ruin and causes entire health had no means involved, it's all the mean patients and medical stuff with the seas for more than 15 days. without the basic necessities for life, let alone medical supplies of the dead bodies decompose, reaching them flow to it that will blend scrolling out of the in addition to the forcible expulsion of patients and display civilian sheltering within the compound . it is a full fledge will crime by this rate, and it's about 13 medical stuff. another account that we do not know what has become of them, where they executed or detained. we called on the international red cross, an old

he has the close wil border stuff from hr2 and election reform and sanctions on china. iran which bidens refuse to do, they are worried about gasoline prices. i don't have sympathy with people who want to replace him, i don't see it, what are you going to change, get, who, why, where? >> you listen to new york sports radio. larry: i do. >> before aaron rodgers we have to replace jets quarter back who is your option, how does team get better who is behind mike johnson, morning marge shomarjorie taylor greene should offer up to be speaker let her get in there, see how that goes because the numbers are knolnot change. larry: liz, you would be are in marjorie taylor greene for speaker. >> no. >> he does not have a candidate. she is backing that was case when kevin mccarthy of thrown out too, the people. matt gaetz did not have a candidate to win consensus. this is a democracy, this is how it works if she does not like the bilges bills she votes again them, she has one district in georgia that is plus 22 that is her big selling point. not a big group of people, deal with it,

. >> steve: it will be interesting and we know w for sure, she wil wind up making a lot of money on endorsementshe first time i've placed a legal wager at caesar sport boo on that game. i bet against caitlin clark and won. >> brian: you got to pull something off. >> ainsley: you put your money on south carolina? >> griff: i took south carolina. i spend a lot of time in south carolina. i couldn't bet against them. >> ainsley: you surf outside of charlesston. >> griff: i took uconn last night, i'm 2-2 in title games. >> brian: bets a lot. [laughter] >> ainsley: you saying he has a problem? >> lawrence: carley is dating history and griff jenkins is betting. >> brian: find that guy she went to the prom with. carl mann. former chicago mayor lori lightfoot leading an investigation into the worst mayor in america. jokes write themselves with jimmy failla. >> ainsley: check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: dana and i were betting whether or not you guys would -- just sitting here. good morning, enjoy the weather, beautiful tuesday. this has never happened before, holding parents legally responsible for a s

let's speak to our north america correspondent wil vernon, who is in baltimore.ot only to the relatives of the victims but also to inspect the area and the bridge? but also to inspect the area and the brid . e? . but also to inspect the area and the bride? . , but also to inspect the area and the bride? ., , bridge? that is right, good afternoon _ bridge? that is right, good afternoon from _ bridge? that is right, good afternoon from baltimore. | bridge? that is right, good - afternoon from baltimore. president biden is here and we expect him to talk shortly. he has been on an aerial survey of the aftermath, inspecting the bridge area and he is, as you say, going to be speaking to local officials and meeting the families of those killed. i think aiming to send a message of support and reassurance to the community, ten days after that catastrophic bridge collapse. we are expecting president biden to once again call on congress to swiftly approve federal funding to rebuild this bridge, and the bill for that could reach perhaps $2 billion. he also may announce more

>> right now, the advantage is if you you don't have to go bef the gaming regulators to get a wil license, that is a huge obstacle. for dave & buster's, you could bet a burger or beer. that could keep the spending in the ecosystem of dave & buster's and amp up the level of adults and what they're willing to do and engage with at the gaming platform. what we have seen with the sports books is competition from social gaming which allow 18 and up players to get on and bet against friends. is it taking away from draftkings and bet mgm and caesars? sports fans will go to the sports books, but we are seeing the gamification of other options, frank. >> contessa brewer with the latest on social gaming. $6 billion market. contessa, great to see you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," fresh enthusiasm around key a.i. player nvidia and the upgrade with the morning call sheet next. >>> if you haven't already, follow our podcast on uryo favorite podcast app. more "worldwide exchange" coming up. life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the

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struggle to name commentators on the other network who actually ever voted for donald trump or everfor wilso where are s those 70 million voices? >> 70 million voices into your trepoint, trey come even if you don't like donald trump, maybe just maybe you agree with him on his position on immigration and the border your code you will never hear an argumentng supporting the things that donald trump supports s as far as all construction remain in mexico on msnbc. you only hear one side to your point. again i studied journalism for a long time and we had people like john chancellor, david brinkley, roger mudd, tim, these are the type of elections that used to's occupy nbc news division and we are a long way from that credibility. as it stands now if i'm a republican i a would call for nc to never host another majorga debate again.'m a if i am a supporter of donald trump come i never go on "meet the press" again because f this is their view on any republican who is a never trumper that routes for democrats to win how can anyone outside of staunch efforts withs such a patent distain, not just fo

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we wil andl send that money to t and power the chinese against our own interest at home?ocrats and joe biden have r issue. they were able to accomplish a lot of their domestic agenda, and it sucks, and it is hurting the american people at home. so they can't give up the agenda because i have to tell people they were wrong. what we have to do is be very simple. we need toe. be energy dependent at home. we need to be exporting energy around the globe.ng h we have to cut regulations in d.c. and cut spending in d.c.,'s allow the economy to flourish,r actually secure the border. that is th peoe recipe for succs for the american people, not politicians, for the americanco people. that is the recipe. >> lauraovel: will some of yourf colleagues have novel ideas that will share with you tonight. one of them from congressman jasmine crockett and in her view about what would be fair goingul forward. watch. >> i don't remember which celebrity, but it was actually a celebrity. i was like um i don't know that that is necessarily a bad idea. black folk not have to pay taxes and not only

a five—year trial wil try to find out whether the tests can spot the early signs.introduce screening for dementia in over 50s. fergus walsh reports. what can our blood tell us about our brain? this small trial in oxford is looking for clues. lucy, like many of the healthy volunteers, has a personalfamily motivation for being involved. the main driver for the dementia was because my mother had dementia, and ijust have very close personal experience of how miserable that is. i mean, she wasn't... fortunately she was relatively old. she was in her 80s when it started, and she died at 97. but her last few years were really mired by the disease. what's your first language? over the next five years, around 5,000 people will take part in research assessing blood tests to see how accurately they can identify various forms of dementia, most notably alzheimer's disease. in alzheimer's disease, rogue proteins can build up in the brain over 20 years before a person shows problems with memory and understanding. the tests will search for biomarkers in the blood, which can identi

maria: we wil leave it there. lisa, good to see you. thanks so much.ick break and then president biden has a lot to answer for this morning as the national archives releases a new tranche of e-mails for the biden impeachment inquiry, house oversight committee member tim burchett is here with the latest on the investigation. stay with us. ♪ this looks like an actual farm. it looked cute on the app. ( ♪ ) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals aren't what they're cracked up to be, try one where you'll know what you get. [falcon screech] [ominous background sounds] hyah! sheriff! the adversaries are back! [gasps] not again. sheriff, i got this. protecting your business from cyber attacks can be unrelenting. [triumphant adventure music plays] today's adversaries move fast. crowdstrike moves faster. crowdstrike. we stop breaches. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit...

i believe to be the right thing that's the house to do its wil.s a said of the chips fall where they may. >> adjourned without a motion threats from republican congressman marjorie taylor greene to offer that motion if the aid to ukraine should pass and pass it did as part of a $95 billion foreign aid package also covers israel and taiwan. for more on this from an south his selfcoined republican congrn nancy mason. she serves on the house armed services committee. your party has been through an awful lot of circus i guess you could say trying to at a speaker elected first of the former speaker then he served in office for six months or not much more than them. and now they're threatening to do it again marjorie taylor greatest threatening to vacate the speakership your thoughts? >> i understand the frustrations on the hill. when sober going to put a border security first i'd much rather seen border security bill put into this package today to show the american people we are serious about the border. i understand that. i'm not ready for another run

coverage this afternoon laura ingram joins us and andy mccarthy, jonathan turley and trump attorney wil scharf will weigh in on healthy -- how he thinks today is going. the big decision could have implications for all presidents to come is at the supreme court today. the former presidents attorneys are giving that he should be immune from prosecution with regard to the indictments that will get the 2020 election and everything surrounding that. it has implications for the georgia case january 6th and all of that that's on the presidents plate but did the justices by the trump attorney's arguments in there today? fascinating to listen to the justices ask questions about all of this as they weighed the huge decision at the nation's highest court. he is said he really wanted to be there at the supreme court to listen to this very important process they are undergoing said trump. the judge in this trial, you're familiar with this scene right? the barricades and the doors are where he comes and goes for the course of the past week. we saw him indicted in this same courthouse when this all st

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>> look, i will start by thanking youou for recognizing that i i can comment and i wil not comment aboutspecial counsel's report at all. if you ask me about my own observations as a of the national strata council, a member of the president's of thn become a complete confidence and the president. i have watched him expertly guide meetings of staff and cabinet members on issues of foreign affairs and military strategy and policy in the incredibly complex world in which we now face, and of which he has been decisive in instructions to the staff and decisive in making the decisions necessary to protect the country. .. which we now face. and in which he's been decisive in instructions to the staff, decisive in making the decisions necessary to protect the country. like wise, with respect to domestic policy discussions, these are intricate, complicated questions that he's guided all of us through in order to reach results that are helpful and important and beneficial to the american people. i could not have more confidence in the president. mr. morelle: thank you, sir. i have a number of quest

, i am long nycb, remember, i put that trade on, so that sort of right at the crosshairs of the pro wilic part of the market. >> yeah, it's fascinating, and there's not a linear relationship between where rates were at the peak at 5% and what stocks will do, but the move in the xhb from that peak in rates, so that low point in the xhb, which was somewhere probably around 70 bucks to where it is, is close to 60%. we know that the fundamentals for a lot of the builders are impressive, we know what demand is, but to me, this is a story that i think has to get worse. now, i was wrong the first time, but i -- i look at where demand is going, and i don't think that's changing. it's just about supply and velocity and mortgage rates are moving higher. fascinating move. a lot of these interest rate sensitives seem like they're setting up for another round. >>> coming up, a new fund allowing retail investors access to the hottest private companies. the destiny ceo joins us next to talk about his fund, and the outlook for startups. >>> and do not miss an exclusive interview with amazon's ceo andy

weeh hope that fafsa tracker wil help district leaders, superintendents and high school principals andool counselors and access advisors to understand where the outreach is needed the most and how we target that distance. >> i hope everyone here today and everyone listening understands we should be working together. this is about the students in getting them the answers that they need and that's what our focus should be. i yield back. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i would like to recognize mr. banks media. >> mr. draegger and ms. feldman, either one of you, axios indianapolis independent t indian has seen a 20% drop in fafsa submissions. that means that could meet 100% fewer hoosiers getting financial aid. what's the best way for compostela biden administration accountable for putting people in my state in a situation like that? it seems egregious. >> i think responsibility as you pointed out does rests with congress. as a pointed out earlier one f three performance-based aryanization and so it does have some additional flexibilities that i think a this body why partisanship l

will this apply to all future presidentsere, wil and will it h the back of their mind as they make life and death decisions whic o h is, you know, a big partr jo of their job? >> yeah, i thought that these were pretty penetrating questions from the justices. you knowty penet, the three libe justices made very clear early libe vote withouncil b the special counsel. >> but the remainder of the justices were concernedconcer about arguments on both sides. they didn't like the sweepint ag of the trump team's argument, but they also did not like the the sweeping arguments of the special counseg arl and chief justice john roberts delivered a haymaker on the d.c. circuit oting a . he quoted a line from them which basically said tha fcht te acts can be prosecuted because they're being prosecutede actst and that circular language really sort of produced some chuckles in the rooular lar but roberts was asking a very serious question. how caobskedn that be the standd for presidents? so it looked like they werewe trying to sort of grope in the darkness, trying to findre t sor a third option, somethi

let's go to phil lell bebeau wil the details. >> melissa, this is validation for some of the moves ford made when it comes to hybrids and evs. take a look at shares of ford, as you mentioned, up 3% today after the company reported q-1 sales increasing 6.8%. that's q-1 sales here in the united states. in terms of the breakdown, i.c.e. vehicles up 2.6%. look at the growth in hybrids and in evs. up 42% and 86% respectively, and when you look at the ev market, ford is now into the third position after tesla, which still dominates with more than 50% market share. there you see hyundai/kia. genesis would be in there, as well. and then you see ford. and that is a testament to the decision that was made in february to slash prices on the mustang mach-e. we'll find out what the impact is in terms of how much more it weighs on the bottom line. the greater the losses we might expect within the ev division in a couple of weeks when they report their earnings, but the bottom line is this -- consumers responded. and the mustang mach-e, the third or fourth best-selling ev in the quarter for all, for t

i think overnk time the site wil get more dominica will get more grandeur and what we are looking at. and we will be more to support allies learning from each other, supporting each other from that. secondly, i think the broader question of investor resilience has really come into play over the last two years when we've seen how much north america and europe have struggled to produce quickly enough what we need basically to support you great and to support our own armed forces. so i think industrial policy come defense and after paul's has become an issue. i do think of her area i would say really developing is dead get a partnership the private sector and the public sector when it comes to rethink its. that the answer to resilience is not simply to make your space bigger and bigger and add more and more functions to more and more capability. the answerap is to have properly planned partnerships with the sector. transport would be really good example. the most important single transfer actor is european is the german railway system would be aptly essential to moving things to the cent

orthodox rabbi advised, jewish students go home and stay home because the university will noaye t protect wil your safety. columbia university also barredn one of its own professors, a jewish professor frorofessormn on campus, because they concluded they would not protececause tt his safetys and understand these administrators and many of these faculty andd that membe with the radicals. we saw an image this weekend wiy of presumably a columbia student. and by the way, by all appearance s, not a palestinian, but a young blond womaninia standingn there with with an arab headscarf and holding a signb have and she's standingf in front of several jewish students behinrad her whoo have have israeli flags and american flags in her sig flagsn, saysth al kassam next target with an arrow at these jewist wih stude, al-qassam is hamas's military arm. she is literally advocating that terrorist murder. her fellow. udents, if you had any administrators anny studentying that advocates terrorist murder, fellow studentent s woup be expelled on the spot. if you are threatening other studentseld , you shouldu sh

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emog shifthow real.al wil will it be in 20l 6 days from nw ? >> shawn it's real. mean, the democrats are goingr out there, man, and they have just pulled down their pants to show their naked r nakes to all of america, black america, anti-christian america. and they're tire ad of it.d of i mean, they, they, they, they just go up there, they disrespect the people. >> you know, they do this transgender visit. >> the big visual day on on easter. they're they're having this in the libraries that you're drlkinthey havg about. >> they're have been dragag queens going to the schools. and people are tired s . w they they're just tired. they know they go to bed. joe biden is like a chicke forbg going for colonel sanders. and they are done with him. coloned theyand telling you theg to have a surprise on election day. people jumping on the train trup and the long ride all the wayna through 2024.ough >> you know, when you look2024 at the numbers, they they're so dramatically different than where they were just are four ys ago. tammy. yeah. joe biden had to work hard to alienat

one day they'll see the injustice and they will go nuts are h wil. so if you're watching president trump, just go to the graduationoug . >> you know, i bet some brit per will steal that line. if you're watching president trump just prior to the graduation. every in america, whether they like your paycheck, will g oo, yeah, i'd have doneeo that, too, because this case is utterly ridiculouneecause tsy why would you not think that what you're doing here is going to almost doing guarane donald trump wins the next election? >> the only thing that coulde nt guarantee is if he's found guilty and put in a prison cellp ,because at that moment, trump wins by a landslide. a for once, a brit is rightitis about something. wit well, it's easy when you're competing with prince harry, the teletubbies, and mr.d . >> but once again, charlie said it best. everything it best. legally this case is, in my view, legally absurd. s ba you know, this caseate is basically a state misdemeanor that had outon - on the invitations they took and missed a dead misdemeanor and bootst

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and i think the trump wil people are going to be shocked how tuned in america is to what's going on hereshocke. dot the media doesn't even read their own polls. a new york times poll says three quarters of americans aren't even paying attention to these show trials. >> the people who are paying attention are the onesine watching the mainstream media, and those anchors won't even tellamors you. the case has been brought by a democrat and overseen by a democrat donor judge whose family's being paid by democratsgic . you know this because you watch fox, you read, you do your own research, but the media thinks you're just a poor, dumb hillbilly and you're just jealous of the smart democrat lawyers who control, the establishment socioeconomic disparities are a lot and class resentment. it is a lot. what and anti-intellectualism and elitism is what is driving many of thes mane these anti-establishment, whicha are trump voters. i don't know if you've ever been jealousouter kn of some w what someone else has or resentful. it is suchhaon a corroding and bitter almost by ill feeling. >> katy saying, if

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kennedy wants to slash wil the h military budget and use the money for social and health care. rfk junior's running mate, very wealthy attorney. compelling life story from silicon valley. her name is nicole shanahan,nah. a devout far left democrat. notably, by the way, shanahan has spoken out against in vitro fertilization. zation but thanks to shanahan, while the kennedy campaignk stud has extremely deep pockets, it will pose a serious extrems chao to biden's reelection. if you areen's ree left-wing vo kennedy frankly givefrs you all the nutty. biden, bernie sanders, green, new deal b, climate alarmists or religious cult policies, maybe withouout tht the corruptionrrup and sleaze and the chaos. and he definitely knowtionst is what day of the week it is. got to give him credit for that. let's not forgete e them, at juf 70 years of age, rfk jr is mores than a decade younger than joe biden and is more with it. he also supports i affirmative action. he cut ads for the likes of al gore. he, hillary clinton. he supported obama. l gohe supported every democratic presidential candidat

they wils case the l set a minimum tax on all corporations, particularly technology companies, which meanse gove american companies. so we will be governed, sean, by foreign b governments, particularly in europe, who will then tax american corporations here in america. we're going to lose ours. we'vwe're going e already lost. >> but wait a minute. but is it deeper now? we're going to lose sovereignty on taxes. >> don't they want to have ] a wealth tax, a world wealthx -- tax that they want to put in place? yeah, that's it. that's at 2% tax i referred to. ye s that would be a wealth tax. but they have to figure out who's got the money. so you're going to have to have reporting requirements foreveryd everybody. i mean, i don't know how they expecty. be able to do this. everybody that has some degree e of wealth will have to report to some central european government. i suppose the treasury figure will share and they will then figure out picking and choosing who is going to get taxed would be a 10% tax on all assets. ge now, this will do enormous damage to the us economy o and the rest