dana bash is in milwaukee with former vice president pence. >> dana bash? >> thank you so much. mr.ident, thank you for being here. because this was on another network, i want to play for you hour viewers one of the exchanges that you had, one of the very animated exchanges, this one with former governor of north carolina, nikki haley. >> okay. >> when it comes to a federal ban, let's be honest with the american people and say it will take 60 senate votes it, we'll will take a majority of the house. so in order to do that, let's find consensus. can't we all agree that we should ban late term abortions? [applause] can't we all agree that we should encourage adoptions? can't we all agree that doctors and nurses who don't believe in abortion shouldn't have to perform? them can we all agree that contraception should be available? and can we all agree that we are not going to put a woman in jail or give her the death penalty if he gets an abortion? let's treat this like a respectful issue that it is and humanize the situation and stop demonizing the situation. >> to be honest with you, n

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everybody has been bashing him since he came down the escalator . when he was president, everything was better for us. groceries were affordable, housing, biotin came in and he got rid of the pipelines and made everything worse. biden has been in there for what , 50 years? a plagiarist and he lives every day. people hate because policies were his best. i'm tired of everyone bashing him. the democrats came at him about everything. it is disgusting to me. guest: based on the attacks on something politically motivated -- americans in general believe that biden has not done enough when it comes to the economy. trump, in a direct sort of matchup is typically stronger in the polling when it comes to the economy. a republican is typically stronger in the economy when it comes to the polls. host: good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would like to ask, whatever happened to the credibility and honesty in our system? they say republicans or democrats do not have to be truthful with the american people and cannot be held accountab

obviously desantis is the candidate of the night that gets bashed and bashed and bashed.hat around and get poll numbers through the roof. if he fails again wednesday night, this could be the nail in the campaign coffin and see the end of the desantis campaign. we will see what happens. >> carley: kelvin, quickly to you we have about 15 seconds left. actually, just give your overall thoughts, who are you most excited to see on the debate stage. >> at this point, i think that vice president mike pence has a chance to stand out amongst his competitors only because he is the only one on the stage has been in the trenches with donald trump. pete voters want people willing to fight and carry the flag on their behalf. this is the opportunity to fail or to float. we shall see. >> carley: we shall see 9:00 p.m. on wednesday. "fox & friends" starts right now. thank you, guys. >> this is unprecedented weather event. >> tropical storm hilary is unleashing heavy rainfall is unrine in california right now. >> we are in the desert, where are we going to go. >> under a flash flood warnin

now commentators as you said, including, you know, some senior generals v been bashed literally bashedt out of the picture for saying the same kinds of things. what putin is saying with this assassination, you know, whether he carried it out or not the message is very clearly transmitted to everybody, no speaking out now. buckle down. everyone getting behind this campaign in ukraine. that's why i say i don't think it's really going to change the way the russians are approaching this. there is no room for disloyalty. one of the things putin said that was notable when the mutiny was happening two months ago, the traitors who carry this out will have an inevitable punishment. we've seen an inevitable death as a result of this, that everyone was far told. we've been expecting something like this for the last two months. the message to the whole system is, don't try anything. and even don't criticize, i would say, at this point because we've seen so much action against people who have been speaking out. >> and prigozhin may not be the last to be targeted. fiona hill, thank you so much for b

that's why i'm not going to bash any of them. they're great people.ou guys are going to see him here throughout the fair and i'm going to need every one of them and every one of you to get this job done. but i think the choice we face is, do you want incremental reform? in which case, i'm probably not your guy. do you want reform or do you want revolution? i stand on the side of the revolution, the american revolution. and that's really what this issue is all about. thank you. i know it's -- >> i know it's kind of heavy to jump in, but we got to pay attention to what's happening to your point. exactly what we see them doing behind closed doors. so thank you for talking about that. so let's go from g to china. how should the american people understand truly the threat that china poses to our national security? and as president, how do you begin to address that? >> so i'm going to state a basic and obvious fact, we cannot depend on an enemy for our modern way of life. we never depended on the ussr for the shoes on our feet or the phones in our pockets.

i'm not going to bash any of them. they are great people.plause] you will see them here throughout the fair and i need everyone of them and you get this job done. i think the choice we face is do you want incremental reform in which case i'm probably not your guy. do you want reform or revolution? i stand on the side of revolution, the american revolution, and that is what the esg issue is all about. gov. reynolds: it was heavy to jump in but we've got to pay attention to what is happening to what we see them doing behind closed doors. thank you. let's go from esg to china. how should the american people understand truly the threat that china poses to our national security and as president, how do you address that? mr. ramaswamy: i'm going to state a basic and obvious act. we cannot depend on an enemy for our modern way of life. we never depended on the ussr for the shoes on our feet or the phones in our pockets. we just didn't spirit today we depend on communist china for the way we live our lives. that does not work over the long run. it i

and here is what lauro told our own dana bash on "state of the union" just moments ago. >> one thing that we are going to do is fight this very, very unusual outside of the bounds criminal prosecution of first amendment rights vigorously in court. my focus is on addressing the issues. one of the issues that the biden administration will have prove beyond a reasonable doubt is that trump had criminal intent when he protested the results of the 2020 election. that is core freedom of speech. >> there is a lot going on there but let's discuss all of that and more with legal analyst and former analyst, andrew mccabe and cnn's own kristin holmes who has been very busy this week traveling with the trump campaign throughout all of this. but as we're coming on the air, elliott, this morning, we have another truth social from the former president, one that could some bearing on the case, he writes there is no way i could get a fair trial. everyone knows this and so does she. we will immediately be asking for a recusal of this judge on very powerful grounds and likewise for a venue change out o

his own people wanted him to not bash, but promote the use of mail-in ballots. but one of the most notorious pieces of evidence that we know of has to do with that phone call he made to the secretary of state of georgia, brad raffensperger. joe biden had won the state very narrowly, and trump wanted him to do something. let's play a little bit of that, and i'll come back to you. >> we're going to walk down pennsylvania avenue. i love pennsylvania avenue. and we're going to the capitol. and we're going try and give -- the democrats are hopeless. they're never voting for anything. not even one vote. but we're going to try and give our republicans the weak ones, because the strong ones don't need any of our help, we're going to try and give them the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country. so let's walk down pennsylvania avenue. >> all right. that's a different bit of evidence. but let's talk about what we just saw, because that is donald trump telling the mob. and according to cassidy hutchinson's testimony, he knew that some of them had

books dana bash talking to the candidates. we begin this hour with voters.chman has been watching the debate tonight with a group of republican voters in iowa. he joins us now, gary? >> anderson, we come to you from the heart of iowa. the geographic center. story county iowa. we will tell you the story of this debate from the vantage point of 15 loyal story county republicans. all members of the republican club. or the young republicans of iowa. thanks for letting us be here tonight to watch the debate. >> thank you everybody. >> i watched all two hours very carefully. >> first, questions do you think this debate was good for the republican party? raise your hand if you do. >> 15 people, a looks like 14, 13 raised their hand. you too did not think it was good? why not? >> i brought more division. it is worth the time. >> he thought it was good? >> great to have a conversation with iowans. people across the united states. the republican party. >> 14 say they are undecided at this point. jim we talked to, says ready to vote for trump. what he thought to do the

i am not bashing anybody. i feel that trump is standing up for our country. i will vote for that man until the day i die. >> this is just after 7:00 this evening. that motorcade is heading back we are taking your calls for a little bit longer. text us if you wish. quick thank you for taking my time. can you hear me? >> republican or democrat, president trump has divided this country like no other. he is guilty of something. whether he is guilty of all the charges, we don't know. i'm not saying he will go to prison. i would not go to prison for donald trump. >> in this georgia case, it is the former president and 18 co-defendants. this one case as we told you throughout the course of the day, they have until noon tomorrow to turn themselves in. many of them already doing that. go to the process of getting fingerprinted. no word on if the president himself is getting a picture there. let's hear from shawn. shawn is in wisconsin. quick i feel like today's actions are going as they should. i just want to see his mugshot. >> what he has done for a country, that is

that particular one formed along this convergence line — that's where the winds bash together — and thosennel cloud in the first place. right now, though, those showers have long since cleared out of the way. we do have just a few patches of rain working from west to east, but many of us will have a dry start to the day on monday, with temperatures holding up into double figures. overall, the bank holiday monday that it'll be for many of you is a better, drier kind of day — the reason, well, we've got this little weak ridge of high pressure building in. now it won't be completely dry, there'll be just a few isolated showers around, but nowhere near as many as we've had over the course of the weekend. and probably the greatest risk of seeing an odd shower will be across the northwest of both england and wales. the emphasis, though, is on drier weather with spells of sunshine. temperatures, high teens to low 20s, feeling warm in that august sunshine. and again, into tuesday, another area of low pressure starts to move in from the north. and so, we will get outbreaks of rain moving its way i

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that's because we've got one of these convergence zones where the winds bash together.he showers here. but if you're away from that, for example, across wales, western england, parts of northern ireland, west scotland, it should be largely dry tomorrow afternoon with some fairly decent sunshine coming through, but temperatures still a bit below par for the time of year. it's through friday night and into the weekend that we've got our next batch of really wet weather to come through. also very windy, too. now the heavy rain will initially start off in northern ireland. quite gusty winds here for a time too, before it works in across england and wales, especially as we go through saturday. and with gusts of wind around 50 or 60 miles an hour across parts of wales, 40 to 50 miles an hour or so for parts of southern england, could bring some localised disruption. then we've got the heavy rain too factor in as well. now it won't be raining everywhere all the time. across scotland it'll be ok. sunny spells here a few passing showers, but the unsettled theme does continue, i'

we've seen the wind and waves bashing it to bits.s ice is so thin that sometimes just jumping from floe to floe is enough to break it apart. before i came on this journey, i had no idea how the arctic ocean ice melted. what happens? you know, does it stay up in the arctic and melt? and what i'm learning on this journey is that, at least some of that ice is going south in currents. so that's the ice that we see going by us every day, just flowing down nares strait, just like it's flowing out of a bathtub, down the drain, down south where it's going to melt. so many hours of intense slogging, and we've barely covered 2 nautical miles. it's ironic. there's less sea ice than ever in the arctic ocean, and yet here we are, forced ashore by the ice, hauling. that's it for today, guys. we can pull, we should pull them up into here and walk up and find a place to camp up there. we have to go on to the rubble, and this is not the time to go onto the rubble. i wonder how we are going to get out of here? it's unclear. we've got behind us no ice-

she kept the bashe barbed around around the capitol for dramatic effect months after january 6th but action for her bee loved city. shockingly the same kind of general dismissiveness about his own states losing population and wealth from the man hot democrats have as plan b. if biden bows out or stumbles over. gavin. >> this is the first time in the history of the state that you have lost population. you didn't acknowledge per capita more floridians coming back to california and californians going to florida. this was a no, ma'am his 18-states saw decline i have been hearing this bagsian all my life. >> i have been hearing this so naturally people are leaving. i want to be really clear tonight and be very fair surely there are other illustrious democrats like someone who rose from state attorney general to biden v.p., surely she focused by a razor beam or a venn diagram on the severe challenges facing her old stomping grounds. >> share with me, what is it that you have on your mind when you wake up every morning? >> our democracy. i think everything is at stake right now. whether i t

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. >> enough william bashing. >> that is the first time he has ever been bashed on tv? >> i know. of firsts. what do think of the list? pretty underwhelming. >> underwhelming and meaningless. i thought it was interesting that they had prince william and his dad but they left out prince henry. i don't know. i don't know where he would have ranked. i honestly don't care. >> again, i looked at this list and said what makes a good leader, joe rex how, i am not on the list? i think i lead the leaders. i am behind the scenes. i pull the strings. >> i tour around the country doing standup and a lot of people seam to think your name is greg got field. that might have been part of the problem. my favorite part of the list is that mike pence only came ahead of vladimir putin. he finally found a way to beat vladimir putin without giving away all our artillery and getting ukrainians killed. >> there you go. thought-provoking political analysis from joe mackie, who after this show will return home and weep quietly in a dark closet with beverly. we will be right back. to sleep, so when our wind

donald trump all the _ primary is to bash donald trump all the time.congress who attacked donald trump — congress who attacked donald trump repeatedly, like liz cheney— trump repeatedly, like liz cheney or adam kinsinger, they are out— cheney or adam kinsinger, they are out of— cheney or adam kinsinger, they are out of congress now. the republican base it does not take — republican base it does not take kindly to attacks on donald _ take kindly to attacks on donald trump.— take kindly to attacks on donald trump. 0k. really interesting _ donald trump. 0k. really interesting insights. - donald trump. 0k. really interesting insights. luke| interesting insights. luke broad weather and congressmen davis, really good to have you both of the programme. thank you forjoining us on bbc news tonight. you. the former president will now face a very busy legal calendar in the months ahead. let's take a look at the timeline of the trials that are set and the proposed dates. the first is the federal investigation into donald trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 202

. >> biden's former press secretary is bashing conservatives. that was funny.former press secretary is bashing conservatives. that was funny. [laughter] ♪ ♪ >> finally. >> conservatives crazy just for caring about their kids. former white house mouthpiece is coming up with this term with how out of touch they are with the american people. >> positions with the core candidates and leaders in the republican party have on issues that the party has with access to voting, choices of your own health care, these crazy cultural debates of gay marriage. it is the law of the land and it is out of touch with the public and that is a core problem for the party. >> here's the reality, voters want schools to teach about gender identity last. rather, focus on skills of reading, good citizenship, and math. in virginia, governor who got into office for putting parents first is warning the state's largest school district after the superintendent defied that they would defy his guidance on bathroom and pronounce. they don't have a choice, he says. >> the exact same school system

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let's keep talking about this, dana bash. the idea of the fake electors is fascinating because it's beyond just rudy giuliani going out and lying which we saw a whole lot of or donald trump on twitter or wherever going on and lying. it is lying to specific groups of people in order to have the conspiracy succeed, lying to legislators, lying to fake electors and trying to get all of the stage set so that either vice president pence or some legislator, some member of congress could object and say, hey, you have these fake electors here. we need to send this back to the states. >> it is stunning especially with a group of people that didn't necessarily seem like they could get it together to, you know, find evidence or to get a scheme together that was this elaborate, but they certainly did. they tried to the way this is described in state after state after state. the slate of fake electors is one of the things i agree with you that is the most troubling for the basics of democracy, not only because they lied to the people who t

in 2006, guy turned up to interview for a computing job at the british bashing corporation.tity, he ended up being quizzed live on the news channel. i have to say it's probably my favourite ever viral video, so can we just have a reminder, please? >> well, guy kewney is the editor of the technology website news wireless . hello. good news wireless. hello. good morning to you . morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by this verdict today? >> i'm very surprised to see this verdict to come on me because i was not expecting that when i came. they told me something else and i'm coming. you got an interview there. so a big surprise. anyway. a big surprise . surprise. >> exactly. yes. yeah >> exactly. yes. yeah >> it never gets old now. 17 years on, believe it or not, from that hilarious moment, guy has revealed that he's considering suing the beeb for cashing in on his big moment. what if they reached out to you at all in any way? >> have you tried to contacted them since i contacted them, they didn't answer me. >> did they pay me for that intervie

they like it bash him, malign him, demonize and degrade him. but they also want to run against him.ake up a lot of the air in the room when it comes to coverage whether that's negative or positive and we know it's donald trump so it's always going to be negative. they're also not learning their lesson from 2016 when they spent a whole lot of time covering donald trump that worked to advantage. this time who knows whose advantage it is going to work to. they want him to be our nominee. maybe it's working to advantage and to theirs. a very interesting situation. >> carley: ron desantis' answer for why he has been underperforming has been the mainstream media is attacking me so much because they want me to to lose church to win because i'm the only one who could beat biden. according to these numbers, he is getting marginally more favorable coverage than trump. so what do you think about that? >> well, i think that the dnc, democrats, and liberals and media know very well that when they attack trump, his supporters circled the wagon. it's a win-win for them. if they want trump to be th

in 2006, guy turned up to interview for a computing job at the british bashing corporation.tity, he ended up being quizzed live on the news channel. i have to say it's probably my favourite ever viral video, so can we just have a reminder, please? >> well, guy kewney is the editor of the technology website news wireless . hello. good news wireless. hello. good morning to you . morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by this verdict today? >> i'm very surprised to see this verdict to come on me because i was not expecting that when i came. they told me something else and i'm coming. you got an interview there. so a big surprise. anyway. a big surprise . surprise. >> exactly. yes. yeah >> exactly. yes. yeah >> it never gets old now. 17 years on, believe it or not, from that hilarious moment, guy has revealed that he's considering suing the beeb for cashing in on his big moment. what if they reached out to you at all in any way? >> have you tried to contacted them since i contacted them, they didn't answer me. >> did they pay me for that intervie

>>> i'm dana bash live from milwaukee. today on "inside politics," split screen like no other. eight people are slated to stride across the stage here in wisconsin. more on why eight may shrink to seven. >>. >>> the republican who should be all the the center of the stage donald trump won't be here. but he's still very much the center of attention and he's share ing some of the spotlight with rudy giuliani. moments ago, the indicted attorney landed in atlanta. he's expected to negotiate his bond and surrender at the fulton county jail. i want to go strait to fulton county where paula reid is. rudy giuliani is now on the ground in atlanta preparing to surrender to authorities. set the scene there. >> reporter: in just moments, we expect that rudy giuliani's team will come here to the fulton county courthouse. they are scheduled to meet with the district attorney's office to negotiate the terms of rudy giuliani's release. once they get that bond agreement in place, then rudy giuliani can head to the sheriffs office to vsurrender. that's truly remarkable, when you consider the car

why aren't we being accused of male bashing when we talk about biden?course you are a sexist if you talk about kamala harris bureau the "washington examiner" their article today the title is not racism. people just don't like harris much like they didn't like hillary clinton. you are likable peer that is a part of being a politician or n. >> what many americans might not be aware of is there has been numerous studies that show female politicians are attacked, harassed online far more than their male counterparts. and there was a study particularly from the institute for strategic dialogue. they said that on facebook commit female politicians are ten times more likely to be harassed online in their male counterparts. so, what i think most americans aren't aware of these studies. the relentless bashing of someone like kamala harris, who now has had unprecedented harassment and target on her ear that starts to eat away at it here the fact is, yes she has haven't solved all the worlds problems, but she is doing the job she was elected to do. >> julie: itchy

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the reason they are here is because we have this system where the winds are bashing together and that helps the showers form, i suspect we could get ten, maybe even 20 millimetre of rain from the wettest areas, with some of the showers hitting the same area for hour after hour, away from that, a lot of dry weather for scotland, western england, wales and most of the day northern ireland, however, later on tonight, we have some wet weather that will be moving in here and this is from an area of low pressure that the met office have named as storm antony. it will be a mild night but the rainfall could cause one or two issues in northern ireland, both tonight and into tomorrow morning, with are looking at 20-40 tomorrow morning, with are looking at 20—a0 millimetre of rain, it is enough to cause flooding concerns is and then the rain becomes extensive in england and wales, with some strong gusts of wind for part of wales and south—west england where gusts could reach 50 to perhaps 65mph, that is enough to cause localised disruption, could bring down one or two trees and perhaps place lik

the committee, might bash our efforts, may work in support of donald trump because they may have had personal reasons to support our work or otherwise think we were right, but they knew there was a real cost to publicly standing by what we viewed as a right way. i suspect that's what's happening here again. mark meadows wants to have his cake and eat it too. he wants to avoid criminal culpability. he doesn't want the wrath of doj on him, but he's not fully saying i'm going to do the right thing and be on the side of justice. >> what he seems to have in common is a separate lawyer. cassidy hutchinson is the other person who shifted the way she cooperated once she got her own lawyer. mr. meadows haa lawyer who i learned from my producer jonathan today, the same last name as side show bob's last name. but having his own lawyer seems to me to have helped him a lot on the federal side. what do you make of his attempts to move his fulton county case to the federal side as well? >> well, i think -- as a legal strategy, i think it's a good one. before he decides if i were his lawyer, before