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so, i guess the honor of introducing a presidential candidate for 20 34, governor asa hutchinson whoerved as the 46th governor of the seat of arkansas. in 2018, he was reelected with 65% of the vote, having received more votes than any other republican candidate for governor in the state's history. asa hutchinson is distinguished by his success in securing over 100 million dollars -- $100 million per year in tax cuts safeguarding income for veterans, and creating over 100,000 new jobs, and leading a national initiative to increase computer science education. the governor's career in public serving began when president ronald reagan appointed him as the youngest u.s. attorney in the nation for the western district of arkansas. in 1996, he won the first three consecutive terms in the u.s. house of representatives. during his third term in congress, president george w. bush appointed governor hutchinson to serve as an administrator of the drug enforcement administration and later as the nations first under secretary of homeland protection. governor hutchinson brings a wealth of expanse

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asa hutchinson was asked about this after his segment with tucker carlsen that got pretty tense over things like transgender, firming care for kids or the covid vaccine. his quote to reporters was sometimes you get applause and sometimes you don't. i was on stage to try to bring some people over to me that's what i hope i did. but this is the challenge especially when former president trump was not at the event and he says he may not be on the debate stage in august next month. we are kind of waiting to see these candidates draw bigger contrast to the former president especially when he is far and away the front runner in national polls in this primary. it's a difficult needle to thread and i think we've seen almost all of the candidates have challenges with that. host: before i let you go, one last question, the group no labels which is considering supporting a third-party candidate, if trump and biden are there party nominees, there is an event later today featuring west virginia senator joe manchin who we know is a democrat. can you tell us a little about what you know about what

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we're joined now by presidential candidate and former governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson.person. >> it is indeed good to be here. thanks margaret. >> i do want to pick up on something nikki haley continues

one other data point here, asa hutchinson and chris christie when they've gone before crowds like asa hutchinson did in florida this weekend, they get booed. they have a kunl percentage points of support here. what we have seen consistently is that the vast majority of the republican electorate is sympathetic to donald trump. in a poll in may, 67% of republican voters said that joe biden is an illegitimate president in their minds, and when you look at the strategy and the perhaps hesitancy of ron desantis and nikki haley in taking on donald trump directly around the events of january 6th, that polling evidence of where the republican electorate views donald trump's actions is understandable from a political end. >> here's another way of looking at it and i'm going to get to ron desantis in a second. when you look at everyone else not only not criticizing him but defending him, you know, in talking about things like hunting republicans, i guess my question is if you're at 0 or 2% or 3%, obviously it's not working so far against donald trump. what do you have to lose? >> yeah, those co

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governor asa hutchinson is among those who has reached 1%, did you not the donor threshold.in iowa has some suggesting he has a tough road ahead of him. the picture has gone viral because it appears to show just six people in attendance. joining us now is former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. thank you for coming on, governor. did that photo accurately depict how many people showed up? is that a sign your campaign isn't catching on? >> well, whenever you look at my campaign in iowa where i am today, we have had large crowds. we have had small crowds, and, you know, there's some benefit to meeting with a smoall group f people where they get to ask questions. let's not diminish the small things in a campaign. they add up and i enjoy the question and answer. i was in a restaurant where i was shaking hands and i enjoy that kind of engagement here in iowa. our campaign is moving forward every day. i'm so delighted that we did meet the threshold for the polling requirement, and now we've got to meet the donor threshold so everybody can help by going to asa2024.com and help us t

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please join me in giving a warm national press club welcome to governor asa hutchinson. [applause] >> mike, you can always count the press to put a dose of realism into an introduction. so thank you for that and, of course, i overlay realism with optimism as i continue to campaign. i want to thank the national press club for opening up this venue to make this important announcement on future of federal law enforcement and the reform that is needed today here and whenever you look at the rule of law and, of course, we are here celebrating freedom of the press, w but the freedom of the press would really be meaningless if we did not have the rule of law. there's a lot of countries that recite in the constitutional freedom of press but it's nothing but empty paper because they have no access to courts. they have no access to enforcement. so the freedom of the press and all of our freedoms are so intertwined with the rule of law. and this is personal to me. is representing what i have advocated for throughout my public career, and in my private life as well. i'm an attorney

asa hutchinson has also not minced words. - right. - but they demonstrate a different approach. tim scott and nikki haley are hesitant to criticize and distinguish themselves from donald trump, but chris christie and asa hutchinson aren't. what do you make of that difference? - i think you have candidates that are trying to figure out how they cut through the trump noise. - yeah. - and it may be that, if we see, for instance, chris christie gaining traction because he is more forthright with his words, that perhaps the others will be more bold in that way. - and i should point out that chris christie is, at least in the most recent new hampshire polls, climbing up, he is now third. donald trump has around 37%. desantis has around 11. and christie's at 10. - so he'getting in the double digits. that's good. - [margaret] that, yeah, it looks like, - and that might be that signal. - your democratic colleague joe manchin is being courted by an outside effort to run as an independent in the 2024 election. this has been called by the organization no labels an insurance policy. do you s

and asa's hutchinson is your gait. thank you, ralph and al for being with us. it's a busy weekend for all of the candidates. they're hitting the ground running. hitting the ground running and you know, i want to pull this up. alex had it in her report, but shows the candidates that say that they're qualifying for the first debate, which of course, fox is hosting august 23rd. there they are in milwaukee. al, i've got to ask you, governor hutchinson is not on this list yet. is he going to make it? >> he will. i've talked about it with his campaign manager and others and they have a-- they have a very accurate track moving forward and he'll be at the debate and i think that's his greatest asset. he'll do well at the debates. he's the perfect candidates for 2024 in terms of law and order, in terms of real justice and in terms of being a frugal governor for two terms in the state of arkansas. >> okay, so, let's put up the latest fox news polls here and you can see that donald trump is still way ahead of the rest of the pack. nikki haley, i believe, is down at about

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other republican presidential hopefuls, former south carolina governor nikki haley and former governor asa >>> then we'll look at the bright spots on the economic front last week with minneapolis federal president neel kashkari. >> global boiling has arrived. >> a stark warning from the united nations. but has the july extreme heat changed americans' views of climate change? we've got new insights. and we'll talk to the mayor of another city suffering from extreme heat, san antonio's ron nirenberg. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." legal troubles continue to mount for former president donald trump, even as he continues to overshadow the rest of the field for the 2024 republican nomination. both in terms of polling and popularity within the party. he campaigned over the weekend in iowa and pennsylvania. >> you know, they're not indicting me, they're indicting you. i just happen to be standing in their way. >> late thursday, we learned of new charges in the classified document case being investigated b

i'll speak with asa hutchinson. >>> and spell check needs. putting sensitive pentagon information potentially into the wrong hands. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. and we start with our world lead. vladimir putin is vowing retaliation after ukraine forces unleashed a pre-dawn strike on the bridge that connects crim yia to russia. two russians were killed. it is the second time since the start of the war. putin was quick to label today's strike as a taste attack. this is the same day that russia has ended a deal critical to the world's food supply, the black sea grain initiative expired in less than an hour. this will likely stop the flow of supplies from what is commonly referred to as europe's br bread basket. alex marquardt is in the city of odessa for us as russia insists it will over come ukraine's latest bridge strike. >> reporter: a brazen strike on russia's bridge that links it to the illegally annexed peninsula after sea drones targed it just before dawn. two people were killed in the attack according to russian officials.

visit ncicap.org] >> coming up, republican pridtial candidate asa hutchison will talk about his proposals for national law enforcement. we'll have that live at 3:00 p.m . welcome back to "washington journal." we are joined now by greg allen, the director of the 11 he center for ai and advanced technologies, which is housed at the center for strategic and international studies. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. host: thank you for joining us. let's start there. what is the wood wanting center and how is it funded? guest: we are a scholarly institution, we produce research on public policy topics. our primary sponsor is remiss run wanting which is a philanthropist and an indian american who started a variety of technology companies in silicon valley. now, he is interested in giving back to the country that brought him and welcomed him and we are doing research on ai policy issues. host: you previously worked on ai issues at the department of defense. what kind of work did you do there? guest: i was the director of strategy and policy at the department of defense joint artificial in

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former arkansas governor asa hutchins.you being with us -- michael fanone, who is badly injured, almost killed on january six, defending the capitol. he questioned why so few republican candidates are standing up for law enforcement and public service servants. i'm wondering, what do you think so many who are running for the republican nomination for president are not saying, we trust the process, we trust the department of justice to do their job? >> well, first of all, i appreciate the officers service and his sacrifice for our country. and whatever you look at what republicans are saying, absolutely, we should not dismiss the seriousness of the allegations. i said repeatedly that, when it comes to january 6th and the attack on the capital, donald trump is morally responsible. now, it is another question as to whether he is criminally responsible. and, of course, we need to wait until we see exactly the charges. we need to see this play out. but we should not be dismissed. and we should not undermine the rule of law. and

surely, we'll hear from asia asa hutchinson, chris christie, making their platform anti-trump. other candidates want the party to move on from trump, ideally to him, ron desantis, nikki haley, tim scott. perhaps someone about to be indicted for holding up the transfer of power in the last election shouldn't have the opportunity to transfer power to him in the next. the short answer is, it is unlikely the candidates will start the process of breaking from trump on this issue. except perhaps mike pence. he'd be most interesting to watch today. he was closely involved in all things related to the transfer of power. he has been critical of the former president on that issue and has stuck to his guns about it, even when pressed in interviews and by, you know, hostile voters. that may have cost him. he's raised just a little over 1 million. he hasn't hit the requisite number of donors necessary to get on the debate stage. how the broader republican party reacts will be interesting to watch. i'm not surprised at all by the house republicans falling into line. interesting to note that,

asa hutchison, 1.3%. so we have 5% versus donald trump's 50 plus percent of republicans with a conscience who would like to save their party. on the one hand, ruth's right, most of the party is a cult. is this a way to save it or is it better than the republican party implodes and something else shows up in its place? it's not a good thing to have one political party that functions in this country. >> i don't think the republican base is willing to accept a sane non cold like figure. the party has been radicalized. they've been radicalized to such an extent that these politicians and are running scared. they're afraid of their base. so i personally think it would be great if there would be more people to speak out about donald trump. it's gonna be absolutely necessary to have those people peel off in the general election and vote against him. but the only way this is going to go away is if that party is defeated over and over and over again. no one likes to lose. they have already lost three elections in

>> god love asa hutchinson, but it's not working for him, unfortunately. tim miller wing of the republican primary. i'll tell you this, though, this is where i love to see somebody try, which is maybe go right at donald trump, and make an argument about how the republican party should not and cannot nominate somebody that has been indicted three times, going on for the fourth, for four separate crimes. it's not like desantis has not criticized trump. he has criticized trump. but for some reason, he chose to make his argument that donald trump was too nice to the lgbt community. and that was the contrast he was going to make. and that he was too serious about covid. i don't know who that argument is for, that it's not for any of the people that might support ron desantis. and i think the big difference with the obama campaign is that, desantis was close to trump in december. and then, he dropped significantly. so, that is very different than what happened in 2008 -- >> it's not the direction you want to go in -- >> yeah, we should stop going to the right of

one republican candidate, arkansas governor asa hutchinson will join me live in just moments. first on the democratic side, an appearance by democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia is terrifying democrats and sparking speculation of a white house run for manchin on a third-party ticket. cnn's jeff zeleny is in new hampshire ahead of the no labels event, that's the name of the group, and this is expected to start at any moment. senator manchin has refused to rule out a presidential bid or independent ticket. democrats must be nervously watching this event for a potential announcement. >> reporter: there's no doubt that democrats, particularly the white house watching carefully the no labels moves p mment. this has been a movement underway for more than a decade in washington, promoting bipartisanship. tonight here outside manchester, new hampshire, where many presidential candidates have stood in this very room to give presidential speeches, west virginia senator joe manchin is coming. he's not yet said if he's running for re-election to the senate. he also has not rule

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asa hutchinson has done a bit of this as well. the calculation is about his supporters, more than it is about donald trump. i just, when somebody is so far ahead in the polls as he is right now in this race, it seems an impossible task, six months out from the caucuses, that you can be successful without driving right through it. >> is there any evidence that folks have staked out, christie the most critical claim, the former president, asa hutchinson, a middle ground there, that they've built any sort of following? >> whatever following they have is quite small right now. so i think we've seen chris christie hovering in mid single digits. low single digits. is that a following? it might get him on a debate stage. if donald trump is there it might allow him to make his case in front of a lot of republican voters. i don't know if would you call that a ground swell of support. >> do you think that trump is granted a delay? let's say that he is, what does that mean if he wins re-election and then is supposed to be facing trial? >> wo

to asa hutchison, the former arkansas governor, presidential candidate. he hopes to make that debate stage. let's see where things stand. governor, good to have you. >> thanks, neil. great to be with you today. super coverage on this important election year. >> neil: how are things looking for you in making that debate? i know it important to you on a couple of different criteria. getting 1% of the vote. 40,000 distinct donors. where are you? >> first of all, we met the polling criteria in the rasmussen poll that came out i believe today. had us at 4% nationally. so we're going to right direction on the polls. and we've met the criteria for the debate on the poll numbers. now, you also have to have 40,000 unique donors. we're not there yet. we have 30 days. we're doing all the things that need to be done to get there. it's asa2024.com. that's how you can make sure i'm on the debate stage. it is important as your coverage points out because everyone wants to see the contrast between the candidates. they want to learn how the distinctions are and starting t

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but asa hutchinson, former governor of arkansas, he is not going to go anywhere. no one is going to say okay, i won't vote for that guy because he has a drawl. >> we have so much more to talk about. i do want to hear about your exit from fox as how you think fox will handle donald trump this time around. hold that thought. we're going to take a very quick break, and we're going to hear more from geraldo when we come right back. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. once i entered menopause, i did not like the fact that i had gained body fat around my waist. and i thought, "oh, no, that can't happen." i've never had that problem. after starting golo and taking release, i immediately saw an improvement in my waistline. a lot of people expect to fall apart as they age, but since taking release, i've never felt better. thanks to golo, i'm 66 but i feel like i'm 36. (soft music) >>> and we are back with geraldo rivera. so geraldo, hi. great to have you. so you exited two week ago from fox? >> has it been that long? >> i think so. it was july 4th? >> it seems lik

i mean, there is been some,asa n to coming out and saying what you think? >> not really. there's been some thought at the bottom of the polling and christie has moved to third place in new hampshire. it's going to be a state by state slog we know that. not a national referendum or vote in that regard at this stage. but he's still punching and that's a difference maker. >> michael steele who often sits in with me on my show knows when i've got 20 seconds i've got 20 seconds. that's "all in" on this tuesday night. you can watch velshi right here on msnbc. >> 20 seconds impressive. thank you, my friend, as always. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. today for the first time since this federal investigation began lawyers for donald trump and prosecutors from special counsel jack smith's office appeared together before judge aileen cannon in a nra courtroom. lawyers argued the trial over mishandling of classified documents at mar-a-lago, that trial should be pushed until after the 2024 election. federal prosecutors, on the other hand, want the trial to start th

i mean, there is been some,asa n to coming out and saying what you think? >> not really. there's been some thought at the bottom of the polling and christie has moved to third place in new hampshire. it's going to be a state by state slog we know that. not a national referendum or vote in that regard at this stage. but he's still punching and that's a difference maker. >> michael steele who often sits in with me on my show knows when i've got 20 seconds i've got 20 seconds. that's "all in" on this tuesday night. you can watch