influence their urban children, and you know that in everything that is wrong, everything from adolf putinblem, yesterday he told his military that we were outplayed, we were dragged into it, it turns out to be a war. started by the united states of america, you didn’t know that, they probably came to the crimea in the form of green american men, in a word, if you want to study antimatter, antilogic, antiworld, then be please, here are the russian quotes, in the meantime , we will see how the russian peace looks like in the temporarily occupied territories, the deputy chairman is in touch with us.

government, a don't look at how the muscovites did it in a matter of months instantly on the orders of adolf putinand they have everything in industrial production, well, actually, yes, it's really difficult, but... but gradually the work goes on, they push, and the bills are pushed, and there, now they are again preparing a bill on further simplification of production, on the import of components with pressure, but the opposition goes directly to the customs there, yes, that is, according to the law, you can, but the customs broker does not want it, the easiest thing is to just take it and exchange it. broker to the one who wants to clear customs at zero tariff, uh, that is, systemically very complex processes , which are difficult quickly in our democratic society, yes, so that he-he, so that everyone is interested, everyone is profitable, in fact, well, for me personally, this is definitely not a business, me and this and of course, this is a war, this is not about the business component, the state should think here... how to quickly compensate, as they say, the problem is not money, the proble

these dances on bones, they say that it is not the occupiers who are dancing there, and neither is adolf putin, that is, people go to that christmas tree for the holidays there with cracklings, masha and the bear are born, or no, because it all depends on the local people. well , you see, they go, but in mariupol there there are 100,000 people left, and of course a certain percentage of people walk there, well, that is, here you are... now you are showing the footage, well, there is something not very pleasant in this square, and accordingly, there was also a crowd of people in svobody square, that is, there were people there , but when we talk about the mass events organized by the russians there, well, we don’t see a lot of people there, and always the leaders of the occupiers perform in half... empty squares, but here we really see a crowd of people, it’s like they are called, let's say, pension offices the fund, the so-called post office, where people really die in the queues, ah, where they were promised that they would receive some kind of social security, pensions, and here they are for

it should influence their urban, and you know , that everything that is wrong, everything, with adolf putin, for example, there is also a problem, yesterday with his military, he said that we... were started by the united states of america, you did not know that, they are probably some kind of green american men came to crimea, in a word, if you want to study antimatter, antilogic, anti-world, please, here are the russian quotation books, in the meantime we will see how the russian peace looks like in the temporarily occupied territories, the deputy chairman is in touch with us. viktor dudukalov of the berdyansk district council. mr. viktor, congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, congratulations. what's funny and funny to hear from berdyansk? we just quoted putin here, and he, the ladies from the state duma. and what do you hear from berdyansk? well, there 's just less and less fun, and what can we say about the cringe and just the mirror that we have today. sure, because you know well, a person sometimes receives a passport from three to five months, when the occupiers say

the monopoly and supermonster gazprom was degraded, thanks to the unique flight of politics of adolf putin, on the contrary, they have hyper profits all the time, and they say that... there is a lot of money and even more, it will be enough for a few more soldiers, why did it not work out with oil, there were also stankers, my god, and all kinds of insurance companies restrictions, and anyway, the indian way works, well, so does the enemy is learning, the enemy is learning and looking for loopholes to circumvent sanctions, it cannot be said that they are not working, well, for example, russia got rid of the most liquid market. among all, this is the european market. let me remind you that on december 5 of last year there was an embargo on the supply of oil to europe, february 5 will be the anniversary of the effect of the embargo on oil products. accordingly, the russians got rid of the sales on which they were making money, these are millions of tons per month, that is, it cannot be said that they are not working, they are now, these are the volumes that they exported to europe, they are

. >>> still ahead, donald trump quoting vladimir putin and adolf hitler on the campaign trail. we'll see whether it is helping or hurting his chances for re-election. >>> and a deadly earthquake hits northeast china. we'll go live to beijing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. i'm max foster. let me bring you up-to-date with our top stories. a u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin attending a meeting to address houthi attacks on commercial vessels. houthi forces took responsibility for two commercial vessel attacks that they claim are linked to israel. texas governor abbott signed a bill into law on monday which makes illegal border crossings a state crime. the move is being met with condemnation from dozens of lawmakers. >>> less than a month to go before the first republican caucuses in the u.s. presidential race and donald trump is ratcheting up his rhetoric against immigrants. some comparing his remarks to hitler. omar jimenez reports. >> they are poisoning the blood of our country. >> reporter: former president trump is talking about undocumented immigrants in more extreme terms

respond to it, saying donald trump channelled his role models as he parroted adolf hitler, praised kim jong-un and quoted vladimir putinhile running for president on a promise to rule a dictator and threaten american democracy. he is betting he can win the election by scaring and dividing the country. he is wrong. so the reality. situation is even if the senate garners enough votes in order to pass that chamber, they will still have to work to convince house democrats to get onboard with his supplemental request because the white house is making a lot of concessions when it comes to some of the immigration policies they have agreed on. we have talked to several house democrats who say that they will vote no if it comes to the house and has imposes more stricter immigration laws. so that is something that the biden administration will have to work out along with a group of bipartisan senators as they try to work on a deal. >> we will see what happens there. camilla, thank you so much. >>> joining me is cnn political commentator errol louis. all right. let's start with some of trump's comments on immigration. he is sayin

that of the campaign just yesterday where they invoked, as you mentioned earlier, adolf hitler, kim jong un and vladimir putin. so making very clear here the campaign stance, the white house stance when it comes to the former president and what he's saying on immigration. it's not the first time that they have done this. in fact, the president released a statement through his campaign for the first time this month, and he did so to criticize his prede predecessor's travel ban. that's something he did in the first days of is presidency years ago. he says, this being former president donald trump, that he would go forward with the travel ban again. so this month the president took to the campaign to criticize that and condemn those actions. again, it was the first time the president had done that. it goes to underscore where they stand on this issue. of course, fred, lats also clear here is that immigration is a delicate political issue for this white house. so this is not the last of the attacks that they'll see on this front. >> priscilla, thanks so much. elena, to you. trump is in reno today, later on. last

statement, saying that mr trump "channelled his role models as he parroted "adolf hitler, praised kimjong—un, and quoted "vladimir putinen. taking a look at those numbers then, nikki haley is picking up steam in new hampshire. what do you think is boiling her support there?- you think is boiling her support there? you think is boiling her su ort there? , support there? -- buoying. i think part — support there? -- buoying. i think part of _ support there? -- buoying. i think part of it _ support there? -- buoying. i think part of it is _ support there? -- buoying. i think part of it is the - support there? -- buoying. i think part of it is the bump, | think part of it is the bump, soon only recently endorsed nikki haley as well as her strategy of being consistent with her message, smallest striking a fine line on trunk, saying it was the right person at the right time —— sununu. but saying that he brings to much chaos. it seems the more that voters know nikki haley, the more that they like her. so you see with the numbers in the recent cbs poll that nikki haley, more than half of voters in new hampshire see her as both

adolf hitler. trump also quoted russian president vladimir putin and praised hungary's authoritarian leader viktor orban. >>> meanwhile the u.s. is experiencing its highest level of homelessness since the government began conducting its annual point in time count back in 2007. cnn correspondent camila bernal has more on this growing epidemic that is imgis impactin hundreds of those, particularly those of color. >> reporter: startling but not unexpected, that is what one expert told me about the findings in this new report. a 12% increase in the number of homeless individuals in the united states, in total it is about 653,000 people that are reported to be homeless in the united states. and it is 70,000 person increase in comparison to last year's numbers.s. now, thehe departmenent of hous and urban developmpment does th count one day every single year, it is what they call a point in time count. and even though this year's was done in january, experts do tell me that those numbers likely reflect what we're seeing today as well. what that report also found was the highest number of homeless individ

specifically, they said that donald trump channeled his role models as he parroted adolf hitler, praised kim jong-un and vladimir putin running as a dictator and threatening american democracy. now, to this point, former president trump has led in the polls but i was talking to the head of the university of new hampshire survey center, he reminded me many voters don't make up their minds the final week before the election. there's still a lot to change. it's an uphill battle for the candidates. and if inroads are made, it shows messaging like this is vulnerable and what will happen, we will see. >> ohm hard gimenez, thank you for that. >>> new polling showing trump is still dominating in i, was ahead in new hampshire but as harry engle is going to walk us through. there are signs that nikki haley is gaining significant ground. harry enten is here, taking a look at the numbers. talk to me what you're seeing from nikki haley in new hampshire. >> yeah. so iowa is one thing, new hampshire is something else. this is the cbs poll. take a look. in december, trump, a nearly 50-point lead, haley back at 11, desantis, 13. look

adolf hitler. trump also quoted russian president vladimir putin and praised hungary's authoritarian leader, viktorrban. >>> the u.s. is experiencing its highest level of homelessness since the government began conducting its annual "point in time" count in 2007. the latest count taken one night in january this year found more than 650,000 people without a home that number is up mo than 7000, or 12% from 2022. look at it another way. roughly 1 in every 500 people in the s homeless. cnn correspondent camila bernal has more on this growing epidemic. >> reporter: startling but not unexpected. that's what one expert told me about the findings in this n report. a 12% increase in the number of homeless individuals in the united states. in total, it's about 653,000 people that are reported to be homeless in the united states. it's a 70,000-person increase in compararison to last y year's numbers.s. the e departmentnt of f housing urban development does this count one day every year. what they call a "point in time count." even though this year's was done in january, experts do tell me that those numbers l

reporter: the biden campaign responding with a blistering statement writing trump paired adolf hitler, quoted vladamir putinhile running for president on a promise to rule as a dictator and threaten american democracy. trump's own words turning off some republican voters. >> he takes things to the extreme. this is part of the drama we're trying to get away from. there's no reason for it. >> reporter: but the former president is still the far and away front runner ahead of his republican rivals by 50 points. >> he's not afraid to hurt people's feelings. there's nothing wrong with that. people really need to toughen up a little bit. >> reporter: trump of course has pleaded not guilty to 91 criminal charges making this primary unconventional. our friends at 538 took a look at the historical data and found no presidential data has ever been this far ahead in the national polls and gone on to lose the nomination, guys. >> all right, rachel. thank you very much. now to another big weekend for the nfl. will reeve is here now. if your favorite team can still make the playoff, and some news about aaron rodgers. too

indicted republican front runner is continuing to echo the language of adolf hitler, and brag about compliments from vladimir putinthat is pretty much where we are right now. donald trump said all of that new hampshire just over the weekend, where governor chris sununu just endorsed nikki haley. the governor is going to join me to talk about all of that later in the show. we are going to dig into some pretty wild new reporting about supreme court justice clarence thomas, and concerns that he would resign over his paycheck. >>> i do want to start tonight with what i hope will be a bit of a sober reminder of where the american electorate sits right now. it is important for everyone to hear. this weekend, trump, once again, echoed dictators, praised autocrats, repeated racist language, and was still cheered on by a arenas packed with people who will cast their ballots and just over one month. during that speech on saturday, in new hampshire, trump, once again, said immigrants are, quote, poisoning the blood of our country. now, that is clearly inflammatory. it is dehumanizing. it is white supremacist rhetoric. as we'

out donald trump for, quote, parroting adolf hitler in comments the former president made in new hampshire saturday. trump quoted russian president vladimir putin biden a threat to democracy and doubled down on anti-immigration rhetoric saying immigrants, are, quote, poisoning the blood of our country. >> and that comes as the senate and biden administration continue to negotiate on border policy changes to pass a supplemental funding package for aid to ukraine and israel. now, on saturday senators wrapped up in-person meetings on capitol hill saying while there isn't an agreement yet, they are making progress. senators are expected to resume negotiations this afternoon. so let's go to cnn white house reporter, camilla, how is the white house playing into these negotiations on capitol hill? >> reporter: well, omar, there is a lot of urgency coming from the white house to get an immigration deal passed in order to secure more funding for israel and ukraine. now, just yesterday homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas pet with a group of bipartisan centers, republicans and democrats, hamper out a deal to get done. the reality of the situati

i'm concerned, they're trying to recreate -- putin is trying to recreate the situation of 1938, the munich agreement, when western powers made a deal with adolfin exchange for czechoslovakia and give up on -- i believe that putin is having these, sort of, you know, this kind of scenario in his mind. and i think the west should be extremely careful about that. >> thank you for your time. thank you for your courage. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, michael cohen, one time personal lawyer and fixer to donald trump made a humiliating mistake in an attempt to get an early tend to his court supervised r release. we have dedetails nextxt.. there is a lot of information out there. hamas is a terrorist group oppressing the palestinian people. hamas refused a continued ceasefire, a continued pause in fighting and more aid from israelis in exchange for just freeing more hostages. instead, hamas resumed attacks. not to protect the palestinian people or obtain peace, only to destroy israel. we must stand against hamas and stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human rights. >>> an embarrassing admission today by donald trump's one-time

tonight, donald trump channeled his role models as he paired to adolf hitler, praised kim jong-un, and quoted vladimir putin running for president on a promise to rule as a dictator and threaten american democracy. right-wing immigration policies are not just putting in peril the safety of asylum seekers and people coming to this country for better life, folks. this extremism, the fearmongering, it goes against our national humanity. it goes against the core principles of our country. i'm all for crossing the aisle here, but this crosses the line. my political panel joins me now. simon rosenberg is a democratic strategist and author of the chronicles substack. and -- former republican and nbc news tank contributor. poisoning the blood of our country, simon? what? >> listen, it's why the backdrop to this negotiation is just so incredible. the president has not only said things like this, but his policy proposals call for the rounding up of all undocumented immigrants in this country, putting them in concentration camps, right? unprecedented efforts to attack the immigrants in the united states. and, so in th

adolf hitler, price kim jong-un and quoted vladimir putin as a dictator and threatened democracy he'se can win this election by scaring in dividing the country, he is wrong. the reason i bring up those two stories, i thought and i think it should be a big deal that were talking about what happened in the senate hearing and i think what's going to happen for the next couple of days we will latch on to three words a donald trump said and it will drive the new cycle. >> you have to think about this is a very smart guy and is a student of history and he has to know that that's going to stir controversy critics are pointing to hitler where he says something like civilization has been destroyed by people coming in and poisoning the blood of a particular country. it is language that president trump has used in other interviews as well, he knows it's going to get attention to create controversy which generally controversy works for him if he can say the establishment of the mainstream media that works for him. i think that he chooses these words and he will have to deal with what comes from t

spokesperson for the biden campaign saying, he channeled his role models as he parroted adolf hitler's, quoted vladimir putin running for president. he promised to rule as a dictator and threatened american democracy. a statement from the biden campaign after that latest comment from former president trump. we are asking your view on the former president's rhetoric on the campaign trail. what do you think of it? it is causing a lot of headlines. we figured we would give you the chance to talk about it on the washington journal. this is dan in maryland, democrat. >> good morning. anybody listening to these people screaming and yelling, my heart is pounding listening to this stuff. thank you for really talking about this because it is dangerous. let's not forget that words matter and hitler was elected after all the speeches he was giving about hate and vermin and all of that stuff. i am quite terrified that half this country does not understand the problem. this is not about america first. this is about the constitution and that we are all equal. all this hate and violence and anger -- republicans, you have t

statement saying donald trump channeled his role models as he parroted adolf hitler, praised kim jong-un and quoted vladimir putinle running for president. here is what we're hearing from voters in nevada about trump's comments. >> most of us all came as immigrants in some way or another. you have to do it legally. you can't just be pouring in here -- they're just coming in here with no skills, no nothing. we don't know really any of their backgrounds, what they are. >> i think unvetted immigrants are ruining a lot of things in this country. >> yeah. in order to choose who we let in the country we have to have a secure border. if you don't have a secure border, you don't know who is getting in. are there gang members? are they terrorists? >> that's what the voters think, at least these voters, these republican voters. congresswoman edwards, your reaction? >> well, here's the thing, the difference is voters can say those things. i think they're motivated when they have somebody like donald trump running for the president of the united states who expressing those very thoughts. the reality is that immigrants contin

saying the former president is channelling his role models as he parroted adolf hitler, praised kim jong un and quoted vladimir putin. it's also worth noting that a white house spokesperson also reacted to these comments. yes, they're not technically part of the campaign, but they also called these comments echoing the grotesque rhetoric of fascist and white supremacists as beneath the dignity of this office. it's worth highlighting the shift on the part of the campaign itself. what we haven't heard is the president himself directly responding to the former president, and there's a reason for that. we're four weeks away from iowa but more than 300 days away from the general election, and the biden campaign based here in wilmington says that there will be a time and place once trump is the nominee for the former president to engage with donald trump, and this is not yet that moment, ana. >> why isn't it that moment at this point? >> reporter: the issue is that the key voters who will decide the election in their view are not yet engaged in this election, and frankly, they're not even convinced that donald trump will

thateads this, donald trump channelled his role models as he parroted adolf hitler, praised kim jong un, and quoted vladimir putinunning for president on a promise to rule as a tick day -- dictator and american democracy. robert gibbs is a former white house secretary under president obama and an msnbc political analyst, and douglas brinkley is a presidential historian and author. welcome to you both. hours after making these remarks, the former president doubled down and wrote a post saying illegal immigration is poisoning the blood of our nation. as i mentioned, president biden and the white house are comparing this to the words of adolf hitler, and specifically the words that were written in mein kampf and i want to read for folks the comparison we see so they understand the gravity of the situation. the poison which has invaded the national body especially the strong influx of foreign blood. that is from "mein kampf," as a historian, doug, what did you hear in the former president's remarks? >> i heard a former president who is jiving on fascism. there's no question about that being a line from "mein kampf."

statement saying trump, quote, channeled his role models as he ferreted adolf hitler, praised kim jong-un, and quoted lineman putinwhile running for president on a promise to rule as a dictator and threaten american boxy. and even with an month until the iowa caucus, a year -- this time around he is certainly shoring up his supporters. having been to the iowa caucuses before, i know how committed caucus goers are to the process. make no mistake, his supporters will show up and show out. and just a moment, we will dive into the politics of trump's comments last night in new hampshire, but let's start tonight where donald trump is speaking today, in reno, nevada, that's where we find nbc's catherine koretsky. catherine -- it's good to have you. trump is holding his first campaign rally since making that anti immigrant remark in new hampshire. wooded his supporters tell you there in nevada? >> good to be with you. exactly like you laid out in your intro here. the energy around former president trump eyeing his lead in iowa, you can feel that on the ground here in nevada. there were over 1000 people that rsvp to this

in 1938, adolf hitler was on the cover of time, and stalin appeared twice in the 39th and 42nd. so putinits perfectly into this list - observers insist. putin is actually a modern-day hitler. he is the epitome of evil, the likes of which i have not seen since world war ii. he. made from the same dough as stalin, just look at the number of russians he killed, he is a monster of incredible proportions and i can't believe such a man is leading the country in this day and age. however, magazine editors are not always brave enough to name outright criminals as people of the year. in 2001, according to the logic of the magazine, bin laden should have been on the cover, for the largest in the history of the united states terrorist attack, but time did not risk it and gave the title to the mayor of new york. rudy giuliani, as a symbol of american unity against attacks. in fact, although putin was included in the list of candidates for 2023. he had very few chances to become the person of the year, but the nomination itself gave russians a reason to be proud of their leader. the kremlin spokesman

not lead to anything, because everyone saw that putin was destabilizing the situation in the european part of the world, much more even than, sorry, adolf hitler, it was before the second world war, and everyone remembers the second world war, so the world, he was horrified in the 22nd year, but again... the world was not only horrified, the world was surprised at the heroism of the ukrainian people, at the fact that the ukrainian authorities, for example, were told to go into exile, leave, the ukrainian authorities remained, they told them to work there partisan struggle there, what did they give for, what for they gave, well, they really gave before the partisan war, the ukrainians said, no, we will defend our land, and the world had to rebuild, and that is why for... now the world , including the russian threat, is beginning to come to an end, and in it is finally coming to nato countries precisely through the prism of ukrainian heroism. oleksiy, your opinion is interesting, because has the democratic world seen that it is impossible to come to an agreement with putin, at least by appeasing him or giving him what he wants. yes, we sa

out donald trump for, quote, parroting adolf hitler in comments that trump made at a rally in new hampshire saturday. trump praised russian president vladimir putin and two other authoritarian leaders. he also called biden a threat to democracy and doubled down on anti-immigration rhetoric saying mike grants are, quote, poisoning the blood of our country. >> it's coming as the senate and biden administration continue to negotiate on border policy changes in order to pass a supplemented funding package for are aid to ukraine and israel. on saturday senators wrapped up in-person meetings on capitol hill saying while there isn't an agreement yet, they are making progress. let's go to cnn white house reporter camilla deshall liss. how is the white house playing into these negotiations here? >> reporter: there is a lot of urgency coming from the white house to get an immigration deal passed in order to secure funding for ukraine and israel. just yesterday homeland security secretary allan droe mayorkas met with senators to try to hammer out a deal. the reality is even if they secure enough votes in order for it to pass the senate, they'll have to conv

adolf hitler. the former president received a lot of criticism over the weekend for praising authoritarian leaders like vladimir putinto argue that president joe biden is a threat to democracy. he used that same language again on sunday, however, did not do so in such an explicit way. alayna treene, cnn, reno, nevada. >> cnn's senior political analyst rod brownstein joins me from los angeles. so the white house is sounding the alarm, calling language used by donald trump dangerous and fascist rhetoric. let's listen to what he had to say about immigrants on saturday. >> they're poisoning the blood blood of our countries. not just south america, all over the world they're coming into our country, from africa, from asia, all over the world. they're pouring into our country. >> so ron, he has said this before, but he's ramping up that language while applauding russia's president putin and praising the leaders of north korea and hungary. why aren't more republicans speaking out against his remarks? and what might all this signal about trump's plans for a second term if he should win? >> yeah, really good questions. i mean

adolf hitler. the former president received a lot of criticism over the weekend for praising authoritarian leaders like vladimir putinto argue that president joe biden is a threat to democracy. he used that same language again on sunday, however, did not do so in such an explicit way. alayna treene, cnn, reno, nevada. >> earlier i spoke with cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein about why trump's tirades on the campaign trail won't see much criticism from republicans. >> he's not only ramping up the authoritarian and racist language and making it more explicit, there's a policy agenda behind it as well. i mean, he is running on a much more militant agenda than he ran on certainly as president in 2020, when he focused more on the economy, or even in 2016. i mean, behind the language like that about poisoning the blood of our country or vermin are a variety of ideas to weaponize control of the federal government, undermine the civil service protections, deploy federal force into blue cities and states, mass deportation, internment camps, the use of the insurrection act to use the military to put down protests. al

to vote for him, regardless of january 6th, regardless of his channelling adolf hitler, regardless of him praising vladimir putin word for it. one of the lead stories in the "new york times" today talks about how most americans believe that donald trump committed serious crimes, and most republicans do not care. let me say it again. most americans believe donald trump committed serious crimes, you look at the story, most republicans, they just don't care. we will let you sit with that for a while, and also sit with the fact, something that most people watching this show know, that republicans like him more, the more he gets indicted, that his numbers have actually gone up and that's one thing that the poll shows, that his numbers have gone up as evidence has come out that he stole nuclear secrets, evidence came out that he revealed secret war plans on how the united states would attack iran, that he stole secrets talking about america's weaknesses, all of this. and it just makes republicans -- primary voters like him even more. >> joining us now, to discuss the colorado decision, retired judge jay michael ludic

putin and targeting immigrants in new hampshire yesterday. these are controversial phrase that he is been using for months. the biden campaign responding, comparing trump's rhetoric to adolf joining us now, nbc news national security analyst, former assistant director of intelligence at the fbi. welcome, my friend. let's get into this one. i'm curious what goes through your mind when you hear this kind of vitriol from donald trump. >> alex, i've got to tell you, i'm stuck at a loss for words. when you have a candidate, a leading candidate, by the way, for his party's nomination for presidents, quoting our adversary, vladimir putin, to claim that somehow we are less than a democracy, or that it democracy is a charade, we need to pay attention. trump's adulation for putin and other dictators, including presidents she of china, in conjunction of korea, he tells us who he's modeling himself after and what that tells us about a next potential trump administration. that is really cringeworthy. >> look, he has this enormous lead, frank, among republican presidential candidates. it is not like he has to lead to the extreme right, right, to secure votes. is he reminding us exactly

trump quoting vladimir putin, we have him praising xi, kim jong-un, we have him referring to january 6th convicts as hostages, and we have him using language that evokes what adolf those in the white house have said to me, they made a compelling case in recent months, the biden white house, that they feel like americans aren't paying attention right now. it is too early, we are almost a year from the election. that next spring after the republican primaries, which are not competitive, are over and americans start actually listening to donald trump, as we move into the summer and next fall, it is a general election between biden and trump. when americans start paying attention again they will hear this from trump and reject it, they will say, we can't go down that path again, we can't go down that path again. my question is, trump's poll numbers are only going up, in general survey after general survey is ahead of biden. moments ago the "wall street journal" said americans feel better about his policies than they do biden's. my question, are we sure americans are going to care? >> i don't think so. i think that you are going to have a week before the election 50