a 4 years before that. it actually handed donald trump his election victory. and here we also see the race for governor one by the democratic candidate tosh. a pair of who's who, who the republicans try to portray as being elitist because it's children go to private jewish school now. and whichever way you turn it clearly, pensylvania hem backing the democrats there and protect she no room for election denies. so that is a clear signal, although it doesn't make an election here in the united states. not certainly not a midterm election, but the big red wave that simply didn't happen the way many poles have predicted it, and pennsylvania is more than a symbol. it's evidence for that. but if we move on to the governorship race and florida from where one of the big stories came in overnight, that big wind for the republicans run to santos. and he's eager to run for president is. and he's not the only one, i believe trump is also quite eager. yes, this is a very interesting one. rhonda santas was pretty much a political nobody until a dull tramp as president backed

and donald trump is experiencing a kind of political after life, right. he was president, he lost that to political death for most presidents, but maybe not for donald trump because his base is so deeply committed to him. that no matter what happens, the people who disagree with him are read as counterfeit. and i do believe that donald trump, surprisingly perhaps to the chagrin of many, ah, still maintains a powerful hold on the bread and butter republican. not necessarily the elite who were disingenuous to begin with. they knew donald trump was lying, they knew he was full of tricks and bad faith. they knew that he was doing stuff that was really antithetical to the constitution and certain rule of law. but they went along with it because it was of the best way to ride his coat tails. now that they've tried to get off and cut those coat tails and sees on to someone else, i think the bread and butter republican has not yet given up on donald trump. you earlier, you talked about round the santas as a potential heir apparent to donald trump. some say they're

and i do believe that donald trump, surprisingly perhaps to the chagrin of many, ah, still maintains a powerful hold on the bread and butter republican. not necessarily the elite who were disingenuous to begin with. they knew donald trump was lying, they knew he was full of tricks and bad faith. they knew that he was doing stuff that was really antithetical to the constitution and certain rule of law. but they went along with it because it was of the best way to ride his coat tails. now that they've tried to get off and cut those coat tails and sees on to someone else, i think the bread and butter republican has not yet given up on donald trump. you earlier you talked about ron de santis as a potential heir apparent to donald trump. some say they're similar, some of suck, some have said that he's more polished up. we had one guest once they, he, donald trump, who can read, you know, there are lots of different ways to think about the same. but one thing that connects them to be sure to trump is the idea of right wing populism. ah, if we see the shift away from trump, have we simply pav

a great show! >> thank you. >> donald trump has filed a statement of organization with the federal election commission, announcing the formation of donald j trump for president 2024 committee. filing says that this committee is a principle campaign committee. this is the most desperate filing. the federal election commission has ever received. this is the earliest announced presidential candidacy in history, in history! this is the announcement more than a year and a half before the very first votes will be cast in any form and iowa. or new hampshire. this is not, this is not about running for president. this is about something else. it is well documented that donald trump's first campaign for president was not about becoming president, it was a desperate campaign to increase his fame with no plan or expectations to win anything other than more money as a television performer. tonight's announcement by donald trump that he is a candidate for president again is like the last time he announced he was running for president, actually about something other than running for presidents. this is donald trump'

donald trump's approach to elections. and donald trump last by 8000000 votes in 2020. and it wasn't even, this is not a bush versus gore situation like what we had in year 2022 years ago. and the way donald trump hamilton being a sore loser and all that. but it instigating violence and engaging in other seditious activity that was probably criminal and that he may get indicted for i think he should get value for that is a very big turn off for the vast majority of american bait. but do you still think the vendor is he going to go ahead and announced his candidacy where he may and whether or not he thinks he can win on a mouse and ask his candidacy because he's focused on himself in his own ego. he also may think that announced his candidacy will slow down the department of justice, investigation and potential indictment uh, president trump, in connection with in particular the insurrection of january sex and the attempt to overthrow the united states government. i mean, there was normal amounts of evidence that has been made public now about his role in trying to do anything. he could to stay in power,

a—lago. donald trump's hopes for a red _ mar—a—lago. donald trump's hopes for a red wave _ mar—a—lago. shed _ a red wave and the midterms were dashed on— a red wave and the midterms were dashed on the rocks of reality. it was really — dashed on the rocks of reality. it was really a few days ago felt that these _ was really a few days ago felt that these elections would repel the former— these elections would repel the former president to a remarkable comeback, — former president to a remarkable comeback, whether as now, i think a lot of— comeback, whether as now, i think a lot of republicans will be reeling and wondering whether they should continue _ and wondering whether they should continue to support him. at the same time, _ continue to support him. at the same time, and _ continue to support him. at the same time, and the republican polls are different. — time, and the republican polls are different, a prospect for the florida _ different, a prospect for the florida governor, the republican florida _ florida governor, the republican florida governor, have gone up considerably. he t

key states could not be lost because of the candidates whom trump put luxury, router third elections. we're losing in a row because of donald trump. it's kind of crazy to do the same thing over and over again in the hope of a different result. and donald trump keeps saying we 'll win so much we'll get tired of winning maybe but i'm tired of losing old the party is dead, it's time to bury it and build something new writes the young republican senator. hawley this new may be the governor of florida, ron-desantis last tuesday did not leave a stone unturned from a rival democrat. what do you think about trump's decision today, his statements to you, when you are doing a great job, you are always under fire, we are focused on the result on leadership. i would just advise people to take a look at the scoreboard last tuesday. this is an important factor. declaring in defiance of everyone, trump makes it clear to other republicans who have been eyeing the elections for 24 years, the main candidate already has the rest, by the way, he makes announcements about the start of the company in the same hall where fbi agents went to search

donald trump can resist. the audience and the platform of twitter we know is a hard one for donald trump's thumbs not to just ion about what kind of twitter he will be participating in given what we've seen of the company in the last week given the massive exits and layoffs and sort of the problems that company may be encountering. there is a real risk here. what can of megaphone will it give to donald trump, what kind of checks will there be? this was a man kicked off twitter for inciting violence and spreading blatant lies and what happens when he is given free rein again and does it become a hotbed for misinformation again? >> he has 83 million volumers restored on twitter. on truth social, and he owns the 34 platform, he has a fraction of that. he truths, or whatever they call it, and nobody hears it. >> that's why i think a lot of people expect him back on twitter. he loves the attention. talk about a gift to democrats. i remember covering paul ryan when trump would tweet all the time from the white house and we would chase paul ryan around the halls and ask for comment on this controversial comment trum

i remember interviewing once a republican senator who did not like donald trump. i said, why is it you don't say anything? because i did a poll in my state and 88% of the constituents support donald trump. and that's always been the case if that changes, if they see that i the base is drifting awa from donald trump, that's when they will begin to drift away themselves. >> that is d an open question, mean, you wrote in your analysis of what's happening here, i think a very relevant point is there's the republican party of it all, and then there's the trump of it all. doestr it work? does the carnival barking work for the third time? and i'll reade the quote, if ty be instructed to keep wondering that trump instructed that show prent prent s on air nor 14 yea, we're playing essentially the same story line over and over again ase the audience kept coming back for more. so when you take the microphone at the mar-a-lago estate like trump is doing now, trump has rebooted. listen, we're rebooting a lot. you do wonder if you can repeat the chate-filled rhetoric, the dearth

you are not a donald trump republican. you are a liz cheney republican who is a strong -- [applause] paul: constitutional conservative. let's talk about this house majority, assuming, there are at 217 right now. the republicans. i assume one of those final four races will break their way. the senate has stayed democratic. there is still a democratic president. what do you expect from this house g.o.p. conference that you served as a -- one of the leaders of for a few years. is this -- do they understand what happened? or are we going to just see the hard march to the right? liz: i think that -- first of all i'd say it's really important for everybody to understand it's not a game. the forces of marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar inside the house republican conference are strong. the majority of the house republican conference does not believe the election was stolen. recognizes reality. but they right now seem to be a silent majority. and those forces who think that we can whitewash what happened on january 6, who think

the president is reckless, or was reckless, that is a direct criticism of donald trump. t that. let me get you both in on the story we keep coming back to which is elon musk taking a poll, reine shading -- reinstating donald trump the on twitter. trump says he doesn't see any reason, he's sticking with social, but i personally think it's only a matter of time. thoughts. >> i think if he can focus on facebook, if he gets back on there, that's a much better use for his voters. twitter is not real life. howard: i've noticed. >> there's not a single time that a primary voter, general election voter that i talked to mentioned something about twitter. it is a, you know, it's just a cyclone of all of us speaking to each other. it's not what voters care about. in fact, some of the biggest twitter personalities went out to campaign, and they had no effect really on the general election. so twitter isn't real life. he's going to do anything, he should go to facebook that's where the voters are. howard: jim, on the other hand, trump has 88 million followers back, and is there even a

it donald j trump's catastrophic final year and a very stable genius, donald j trump's testing, of america. she is also the author of zero fail, the rise and fall of the secret service. carol, good morning to. you i guess the first thing i want to ask you, is this a tempest today to kick off? is this a big deal? or is it possible that this report is about trump to the exclusion of other matters that people think are more important? >> it is just the right question, ali. there are a ton of very smart investigators on this sprawling committee. and you are right they've all agreed, generally, on the, surface about what is important. here and they've all been united in their efforts to get to the bottom of the events that led to an attack on our capitol. perhaps the most tragic attack. almost successful. on our. democracy and trying to push it off the. wales so that donald trump can retain power. they have been united. however, behind the scenes the smart people are very worried about making sure that this report can days everything that is truly significant. to prevent this from ever happenin

many think a strong republican result at the mid—term elections will prompt donald trump to announce in the republican party. if president trump chooses to run, i i think president trump will be the nominee. i he is not one to go quietly into that good night, he does not like to lose. donald trump doesn't have a clear run back to the white house. he's being investigated for soliciting election fraud, obstruction of congress, and he could face charges under the espionage act. there are fears that any prosecution could inflame america's already raw divisions. the government is very corrupt and they are going to doi whatever they have to do to prove to the american people that he did wrong, even if he didn't. i i feel the devil tries to take out anyone on god's path l that does good. i can't figure out what to say to them, honestly. i don't understand why they're continuing to support the party that is headed by this man. america today is a different place than it was two years ago. the divisions are sharper. the politics darker. the anger more deeply rooted. tomorrow's results could dec

donald trump? >> i think it's some combination of wish-casting, honestly. i think that's a piece of it, along with the fact that he does articulate, you know, some of trump's combativeness and a lot of his culture-war sensibility and does it in a way that's pretty unapologetic, and so i think that's a lot of it. >> a piece of your reporting in the book points out that -- what donald trump actually thinks of ron desantis. and, you know, what is so clear is that donald trump has this reptilian sense of being able to sense somebody's weakness and then exploit it. he did this with "lying ted cruz," with "little marco." >> "low energy jeb." >> "low energy jeb," right? so we got a glimmer of what the criticisms would look like when trump decides to focus on desantis. because as you write, he, trump, refers to desantis as fat and phony and whiny. is there any reason to think that trump won't just do the same thing with desantis as he's done with every other primary contender? >> nope. and he's already said to be working out nicknames, and he's already started taking swipes at desa

a trump-endorsed -- and michigan -- trump-endorsed election deniers. to what extent do you think losses in those states and in other states like maryland and massachusetts were a rebuke of trumpism and donald trump? >> well, the underlying point is that trump's endorsement comes with a cost, and the cost is that it minimizes your ability to attract independents to win in november. in terms of pennsylvania, mastreano was not only an election denier, but he didn't campaign effectively either. you have to move from a primary context to a broader base, and he didn't do that, and we lost a race we shouldn't have. >> this is the first eleion we've had since the supreme courtover turned roe v wade, and that was a key issue in some states. do you see that issue as part of the explanation for why republican momentum was blunted? >> it was certainly a factor for many to go to the polls, so it increased the intensity on the democratic side, and that had an impact in the election. i think it will be an intense state by state issue, but it does not necessarily mean it should be an intense national issue unless republicans and democrats want to nationalize the debate and pass laws on a national level in

donald trump as throwing a lot _ watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot of— watchers two. cendiary rhetoric about and thatis incendiary rhetoric about and that is practically not true at all. president biden mentioned in this speech that there have been no closer watch election and the 2020 election, there were audits and reviews, but we got to a point in this country where some 35—40% of the country just doesn't where some 35—40% of the countryjust doesn't believe anything that you or i would say or any independently verifiable facts, if it doesn't agree with their previously held beliefs, and that makes for a very difficult situation, to have a country where trust in elections, i think that i set the united states apart from a lot of countries, previously, we still do see that people say that they trust their state and local election officials to conduct fair and accurate elections for the most part, but that has waned and you are seeing a lot of republicans buying into conspiracy, buying into what donald trump is saying and we have elected leaders going along with that b

donald trump. i guess the question now is have a majority of voters repudiated? trump? can that be taken away from the results of the mid term elections in the u. s. yeah, that's a really good question. i think it's hard to say in part because donald trump is still a credible political person right now. i mean, there were many people who did not receive his endorsement, for example, them are buying for that endorsement just this mid term cycle. and you know, i don't know that, you know, donald trump's, you know, presence is totally without some value to the republican party. he has people really excited, he gets those people to show up. and so i don't know that there's a repudiation of donald from. i think some people are concerned that if they keep going down the route of donald trump, there won't be any voters left who will choose the republican party because they will just be too far, right. even for people who call themselves conservative. and i think, you know, his style is bluster, it doesn't play to everyone, so i don't think he's totally out. but i also think tha

donald trump, does it matter? the real question is, where is donald trump's base going? the elected officials are irrelevant to donald trump's equation. as athe nominee of the party, no one will enjoy making them more miserable than donald trump. he will exact his revenge in that way, if necessary. but you know, i've been wondering for a long time, does donald trump need those crowds at the rallies, were just the crowd at the rally needs someone to follow? right now, donald trump happens to fit the bill. the question is, will the base the side there is a different type of leadership they want? at this point, noise coming out of washington, i, think is a relevant to what leads to the ultimate republican nominee. >> here's my question though, carlos. it's the republican party ultimately -- do they ultimately need donald trump space? how big is that base, really, at this point going forward? will they just follow suit if, in fact, it is decided that donald trump is not necessarily going to be the nominee, and money and supports will be put behind someone else like a ron desantis type of person? >> well, yasmin, it's clear that the establishme

i member in an interview once, a republican senator did not like donald trump, said why is it that you don't say anything. they did a poll in my state, and 88% of my republican constituents and don't -- support donald trump. that's more than they support me. that's been the case. if they pursue that the base is drifting over donald trump, that's what they will begin to drift away themselves. >> and that is an open question. excuse me -- analysis of what happened here, a very relevant point, which is there is the republican party and then the trump of it all, does it work. it was the carnival barking work for their time? i read the quote, it may be -- trump kept posting that show of his, the apprentice, on air for 14 years, replaying the same storyline over and over again as the audience kept coming back for more. when he takes the microphone is mar-a-lago state in florida, which is doing right now, for a special announcement, trump is determined to scoop this another season of conflict and drama in the hopes of being renewed. listen, we're rebooting a lot of old content, as a society,

it makes that a little tougher, the only thing is republican are not gonna look at donald trump in saying the odds of him getting a diet, the odds of him going to trial and being convicted are a lot higher. so real bad moment for donald trump. >> i'll tell you john, two-time impeached inaction denying donald trump is now entering two-time special accounted appointed donald trump. thanks for joining us this morning. i always appreciate you being here. and later in this hour, we are going to dig into the other side of merrick garland's argument. why some legal experts are saying the doj support of a special counsel may frankly do more harm than good. msnbc's legal analyst, stanley, is standing by for that analysis. but let's move on now to the historic week that happen on capitol hill. how speaker nancy pelosi saying, she is gonna step down at the democratic leader in january, and make way for a new generation of leadership. plus, with republicans officially contain control of the house, they have begun to out their agenda, and they are making clear that they want to use their oversight pow

trump. it's kind of crazy to do the same thing over and over again in the hope of a different result. and donaldrump keeps saying we will win so much that we will get tired of victories, maybe, but i'm tired of defeats, but trump - this is a victory, they just stole the elections from him, so every owner of the red cap with the white letters of the magician thinks make america great again, this is trump's nuclear electorate. they don't need a crowd of supporters on historic day cheered before the republicans, if you stay obsessed with the magician you will keep losing. you will lose even more acceptance of magicians in 2018-2020 and the twenty-second years did not work. we invite you to work with us on a bipartisan basis to achieve results for the american people, the old party is dead, it's time to bury it and build something new writes young republican senator. hawley that new one could be florida gov. ron desantes last tuesday. the democrat's competitor did not leave a stone unturned in his state. the red wave covered him and he can become a compromise candidate from the republicans in the pr

-donald trump is a loser. -loser. -loser. -loser. -donald j. trump is a loser. t, y'all. mc-donald's trump -- because he eats so much kfc -- is done forever. just like he was done after the "access hollywood" tape, the sexual-assault allegations, his charlottesville comments, the russia investigation, the tax-return revelations, the ukraine blackmail scandal, and the january 6th riots. and now that this day is finally here, i've got my popcorn that i've had ready multiple times over seven-plus years...ready. now moving on, vice president mike pence went from pro-life freak to totally on fleek after releasing "so help me god," in which he goes full jason sudeikis nanny with explosive deets on his former mob boss... [italian accent] "donald trumpini from sicily." and he said this about trump's behavior on january 6th. -the president's words that day at the rally endangered me and my family and everyone at the capitol building. -wow! mike "braveheart but wearing 50 pairs of underpants under his kilt" pence taking a bold stance against trump, kind of, two years later

king maker. >> donald trump was the unmitigated loser. >> donald trump is a loser. >>er. >> loser. >> donald j. trump is a loser. >> that's right, y'all. mcdonald trump because he eats so much kfc is done forever. just like he was done after the "access hollywood" tape, the sexual assault allegations, shar l lotsville allegations, ukraine blackmail scandal and january 6th riot. now that this day is finally here, i've got my popcorn that i've had ready multiple times over seven-plus years ready. now, moving on, vice president mike pence went from pro life freak to totally on sleek after releasing "so help me god" which he goes full jason sudeikis on his former mob boss donald trump from sicily. and he said this about trump's behavior on january 6th. >> president's words that day at the rally endangered me and my family and everyone at the capitol building. >> wow, mike brave heart but wearing 50 pairs of underpants under his kilt pence taking a bold stance against trump. kind of. two years later after trump nearly got his family murdered. joining me in the echo chamber

and rhonda said that was a problem for donald trump if he'd once again to be the nominee. it would be an incredible embarrassment for a former president to be knocked out of the nomination by a governor like that. so it'll be interesting to watch what happens going forward, right? well, okay, now let's talk about this database and going on behind you. now, john, why are they celebrating that? that senate race is still too close to cool? well, well j a secret may have been celebrating since the beginning of midnight. they've had a guy up here. it's singing. we've already run one. and every speaker has come out and said of whether or not raphael warner wins tonight. if he doesn't get the 50 percent that he needs, they are predicting that his opponent version longer won't get 50 percent either. and that means early run off in december. so it's a good deal of competence among the people who is saying that is the other senator from georgia. john off, who like bravo, warner, 12 years ago or in the 20 twenty's election cycle. exactly in january during a run up. and he was up here

trump, a case for democracy against donald trump. ybe i vote for him. it likely will be joe biden against him. it is not a wild-eyed lefty running against donald trump if joe biden runs. he is not alone. we have heard it before. i don't like donald trump but i can't vote for the democrat. >> that was the story in 2016. the people who thought that this is a terrible choice went along with it. we have seen what it does. if you're bill barr you said he's a failure. lacks the character to be president. it shouldn't be that hard to say this man should never be president again. he is not able to carry it to i won't vote to putt him in the oval office. won't put him in charge of the irs and the cia. never going to make him commander in chief again. they cannot say it. that's been the history of the party for six years. they know who he is but unable to quit him even when the evidence is overwhelming. >> charlie, do comments like that lead you to believe we'll hear the protests. that's how 2016 started. the base starts to rally, the republica

a week or donald trump, as jeb bush said in his tweet. omething that was payback on that one. as you know, there are a number of high-profile former allies who have peeled away from him after the midterms and since his announcement, how do you think donald trump is reacting to this? does he just shrug off criticism from fellow republicans? >> now, he is feeling the pressure. i mean, the things that donald had going for him when he first ran was that he had the media, he had the messaging, he had all of these people who are willing to stand next to him and stand by him. but, now you see that he is standing alone. even at his announcement there were not high ranking government officials, they're, elected officials, standing by him. even his own family has turned against him in his wanting to become president again. so, he does not have the press, he doesn't have momentum, that is what is missing from donald trump, so, yes we are seeing a different donald. but, when donald trump gets his back against the wall he is willing to do anything to g

leÓn: el presidente baiden acusÓ a donald trump de poner en riesgo la democracia en este paÍs.ta de la cÁmara representantes. el voto hispano cada dÍa tiene mÁs peso en las elecciones de estados unidos y un estudio confirma esta importancia creciente. este voto es muy diverso y complejo. >> carmen es una de los hispanos elegibles para votar este aÑo. >> hemos crecido y esto nos lleva a ver que el voto latino pesa. los portorriqueÑos, los salvadoreÑos y los cubanos, tambiÉn los dominicanos en el mismo porcentaje. >> segÚn nos explicaba karina martÍnez hay que tener en cuenta el estado en el que viven, su edad y su gÉnero. el estudio seÑala que tradicionalmente los votantes hispanos se han caracterizado por tener tasas de votaciÓn mÁs bajas que otro votantes. >> los hispanos son el grupo de mayor crecimiento. han sobrepasado el 14% en estas elecciones de medio tÉrmino. leÓn: sÓlo 18 candidatos han gastado mÁs de $2000 en publicidad en espaÑol en facebook e instagram. en total los candidatos han gastado 230,000 en anuncios. esto estÁ de acuerdo a un estudio en la universidad de nu

a very positive impact on america's legacy. >> it's true, absolutely, thanks, ayman. today, donald trump had a very bad day in the united states supreme court at the very same hour when he was having a very bad day in a federal appeals court which came two hours after he had a truly desperate day. in the federal district court of the single most out of control trump judge in america. we begin with donald trump's big loss in the united states supreme court, before turning to what is likely to be even more important lost in the 11th circuit court of appeals that could send donald trump on his way to being criminal defendant donald trump, accused of stealing government documents. today, the united states supreme court simply refused to hear donald trump's final appeal of a court order requiring the internal revenue service to actually follow the clearly written law that says, the chairman of the house committee has a legal right to obtain a copy of anyone's tax returns. the committee chairman richard neil demanded donald trump's tax returns a few years ago from the revenue service, and the

well it's leave them a need for a fresh poll because this was a defeat for donald trump. a ticket. donald trump's election denied candidates in these midterm elections. and rhonda santa's, he won by almost 20 percent ahead of his rival. he won big with the hugely important latino community, which is quite something in itself for the republicans and his supporters cheering. they said all 2 more years, 2 more years, one dissented. they certainly want to see him as the next candidate for president donald trump is expected to declare his candidacy on the 15th next week. and there was even talk that he made delay. but rhonda santas is the over arching signing star. it's really interesting to see also the media coverage right now. the new york post, which always bactrim speaking of a trump t dumpty who failed to build a wall. there's a lot of tram criticism within the republican party. so if there is a whatever was a momentum for the republicans to discuss openly whether to rid themselves of trump, this could well be the moment because there is a very powerful alternative powerf

those were donald trump's words. in a written statement, donald trump addressed both cases that jack smith is now supervising saying, i did nothing wrong on january 6th. jack smith is now the special counsel supervising the justice department's investigation of donald trump's possible criminal conduct on january 6th and donald trump's possible criminal conduct in possessing government documents including classified documents at his florida residence. in his written confession today, donald trump actually said, when will you invade the other presidents homes in search of documents, which are voluminous, which they took with them, but not nearly so openly and transparently as i did? and there it is. i did. meaning, i did commit the crime of taking government documents with me and i did commit the crime of refusing to hand over those government documents and lying about their existence when they were subpoenaed. that's what donald trump put in writing today. i did. attorney general merrick garland in a statement appointing j

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the post reports that a number of trump advisers have doubts about [laughter] what they want to be on another campaign for donaldeal with subpoenas thanks to their ties to trump and his erratic decisions after losing the last election. okay! just moments ago, at mar-a-lago, trump declared that he is, yes, running for president in 2024. this is what he said -- let's take a listen: >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. [applause] [crowd chanting] >> joining us now is the reporter who helped break that news about trump's eminence campaign, the great ashley parker, senior national poll national political correspondent for the national post ashley, thank you for being here tonight, trump has announced he is running for president and i believe the slogan may be best described as magaga, make america great and glorious again. [laughter] it doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but then again, we never thought we'd be referring to an entire group of republicans and americans as mad or publicans. ashley, what can you tell us about thi

it was a different feeling in the room. donald trump a history of trying to play mental jujitsu. his quote was our nation was at the pinnacle of power, prestige, vanquishing all enemies when i was the president. i wouldn't say that matched the description on stage. in his 2022 speeches he stood alongside his candidates, but the voters didn't vote for these republicans around the country. he suggested that citizens will very soon see i have no doubt by 2024 it will be much worse and they'll see more clearly what happened and what is happening. republicans thought they had the issues on their side from inflation, the migrants at the border to joe biden's approval ratings, yet it was not bad enough for republicans to win the midterm elections. the last -- if i could, after knowing what we know, the then president didn't call for back-up when the u.s. capitol was being attacked with his vice president and hundreds of members inside when his supporters converged, also at a time when his company is facing tax fraud charges, also he and his ki

a new special counsel to investigate donald trump. this is the breaking story. pecial counsel has been named to oversee criminal investigations, and the possible indictment of people around donald trump or the former president