trump. it's a fact that joe biden— donald trump. it's a fact that joe biden is— donald trump. oe biden is the incumbent _ donald trump. it's a fact that joel biden is the incumbent president, donald trump. it's a fact that joe - biden is the incumbent president, he is at 39%_ biden is the incumbent president, he is at 39% approval— biden is the incumbent president, he is at 39% approval in _ biden is the incumbent president, he is at 39% approval in this _ biden is the incumbent president, he is at 39% approval in this pole, - is at 39% approval in this pole, which — is at 39% approval in this pole, which i — is at 39% approval in this pole, which i think— is at 39% approval in this pole, which i think is— is at 39% approval in this pole, which i think is a _ is at 39% approval in this pole, which i think is a little - is at 39% approval in this pole, which i think is a little low- is at 39% approval in this pole, which i think is a little low butl which i think is a little low but in the ballpark _ which i think is a little low but in the ballpark. as— which i think is a littl

rasmussen had trump beating biden. if you look at the stuff i get every day from the trump team, you would think he's running away with it. it is going to be a very interesting year. the bottom line is let voters have a choice and let them decide what their ballot will look like. host: what is your redline if you don't want to be part of an effort that helps reelect trump? will no labels pled to abort their effort? fred: i think there have been some statements saying if they saw that this was an effort to give trump victory, we would pull back. we have until july or august next year to see how things shape out. host: i will try this once more. if you do pull back and it is biden trump, are you voting for biden or trump? fred: i don't want to say. ask me at another time. host: when we are talking about middle ground and the rationale for why you support no labels, what is the middle ground on the topic of abortion, climate change, civil rights? fred: we have to deal with it. we saw real gridlock in the last couple of wee

adrian: aren't americans better off now hunter biden down when trump was an off -- under president bidenwhen trump was in office? guest: they are absolutely worse off under president biden. anybody who goes to the grocery store or pumps gas or has their real wages reduced in any in any of the analysis that have done , they were better off under president trump. so absolutely president trump is offering a better solution. by the way, will hurd, when he made those comments, he was roundly booed by republicans when he made those comments. a person who absolutely less than 1% approval in the republican party. this is not representative of the vast majority of the republicans continue to grow and support president trump. adrian: i want to talk about what florida governor ron desantis said about weaponization of the federal government. what do you make of what you just heard? guest: one could argue right now that this trend towards using our agencies, are independent judiciary as sort of fodder for saying we are being victimized -- that is what i hear right now , what republicans cry out about

note entitled "we must take it seriously" that the main competition in the 2024 election will be biden and trump, after joe biden's advisers believe that trump's legal cases are a danger. it has made him more likely to win the next election because despite the numerous indictments he can run for president even from prison , i don't think a candidate from the trip stream can reduce trump in our favor while we can't. ignore people's dissatisfaction, while almost all of our predictions in the united states so far are that the 2024 presidential election will be between biden and trump, but a new survey by queen's university in the united states indicates that almost half of the american community looking for someone new except biden, trump and their party are ali rajabi of the new york radio and television news agency. to further examine the political scene in america before the presidential elections of this country, we are in touch with hamidreza gholamzadeh, an expert on american issues . respected, we saw in the polls that it was spread, in fact, it should be done one by one, while the whole cas

and trump will be but a new survey from queen's university, which indicates that almost half of the american society is looking for a new person other than biden and trump and nishan ali rajabi of the sada and sima news agency, to further investigate the political scene in the united states before the presidential elections of this country. our relationship with hamidreza gholamzadeh the expert on american issues has been established , mr. salam mullah rahman al rahim. greetings to you, dear viewers, we saw trump's situation in the polls. they couldn't stop trump, i asked just the opposite, but barone is popular and still has supporters, the democrats are looking for this court case, and maybe if it weakens to see the verdict, you can't continue in the position you have, because of this limitation, the reasons for the attempt to condemn the space, although the action again an obstacle it is not possible to participate politically in the elections and win, he can make himself as the president and others , i understood your point more easily , but on the other hand, these cases have been going on for several months in america , but the goal of t

they are just escrow good and guilty as trump and biden. come on joe manchin and mike pompeo, get your head in the ring. host: do you think this gives further opening for a potential third-party candidate? caller: i do. i think a trump biden rematch will make it very attractive for someone to try to get in as some kind of third-party candidate. obviously, there is a lot of fear on the part of democrats that would create an opening for the former president to win the election, because it would be a lot of suburbanites who might vote for a more conventional republican would not vote for trump. if forced to choose between trump and biden vote for biden. if joe manchin or a centrist figure like that was an option, they might conceivably vote for that option. unless the bottom falls out for trump, which is certainly something that could happen, we could be looking at the third consecutive election that hinges on 50,000 to 100,000 votes in a handful of states, perhaps as few as three states. if that is the case, something like a third-party challe

the title "we must take it seriously" predicts that the main rival in the 2024 election between biden and trump and the photo of linda lee, one of joe biden's advisers , believes that trump's legal cases are more likely to win the next election because despite multiple indictments can even come from jail also runs for the presidency without thinking that a candidate from the third stream can help trump in our favor, while we cannot ignore the people's dissatisfaction , while so far in america, all predictions are that in the elections the 2024 us presidency will be a competition between biden and trump, but a new poll from queen 's university indicates that almost half of the american public is looking for a new person other than biden and trump and their party. it took the lives of six people in large parts of the north and the center of this country were flooded, two thirds of the muslim population were affected by the flood . the prime minister of slovenia described this incident as the biggest national disaster in the history of this country. the army was sent to help the flood victims and

title "we must take it seriously" that the main competition in the 2024 election will be between biden and trump. one of joe biden's advisers believes that trump's legal cases are more dangerous for him to win the next election, because despite numerous indictments, he can run for president even from prison, which i think a candidate from the third stream can have trump. reduce it in our favor, while we cannot ignore the dissatisfaction of the people, while so far in the united states , all predictions are that the 2024 presidential election in the united states will be a contest between biden and trump, but the new survey of queen's university is not a story. it has almost half of the society america is looking for a new person besides biden and trump and their party. ali rajabi, the ukrainian radio and television agency requested germany to provide it with a long-range missile so that it can target targets on russian soil . there is an opinion that the german-made tyros long-range missile is a weapon that these days is being delivered to ukraine by political parties in germany. it is radar eva

is a political scientist, biden and trump tied at— political scientist, biden and trump tied at 43— politicaled at 43 probably means president trump wins the electoral college today~ _ trump wins the electoral college today. that's absolutely crazy to think _ today. that's absolutely crazy to think about thinking of all the indictments that have come forward, all the _ indictments that have come forward, all the negative news coverage for the past _ all the negative news coverage for the past year and a half. i all the negative news coverage for the past year and a half.— all the negative news coverage for the past year and a half. i know you were on the — the past year and a half. i know you were on the transition _ the past year and a half. i know you were on the transition committee . the past year and a half. i know you l were on the transition committee and you are very expensive photo i've been burning to ask you this question over recent days. try and step outside of the trump world for me for one second and imagine that you are running the campaign tape for ron to see if this new stra

with the title "we must take it seriously", the main competition in the 2024 election between biden and trump after joe biden's advisers believe that trump's legal cases have increased the risk for the next election. ceragh can win because despite the numerous indictments, he can run for president even from prison. from now on, i think a candidate from the third stream could have trump in favor we can't slow down, while we can't ignore people's dissatisfaction, while almost all of our predictions so far are that the 2024 us presidential election will be a contest between biden and trump, but a new poll from queen's university in the us indicates that almost half of the american society is looking for a new person except for biden and trump and their party. ali rajabi of the sed and sima news agency in new york. about 400 thousand arbaeen pilgrims have registered in the sama system so far, 16% of them are under 18 years old , so far about 95 field travel percentage for entry they chose to enter iraq , with one month left until arbaeen hosseini, about 400,000 pilgrims have confirmed their regis

trump. so i would be very cautious about saying he is completely flawed and he has no chance of winning. bidenas plenty of laws, as we have been discussing. he is not popular. people are frustrated over inflation. so it's certainly conceivable that in a one-on-one race trump could beat biden if he just beats him in the swing states. adrian: julie, would you agree with that, if it came down to a rematch they would be incredibly close? julie: indeed, we're already seeing right now, i think this was mentioned earlier, polls show biden and trump neck-and-neck in a potential rematch. these are two candidates people know very well and are in the news constantly. so right now it is looking more even than i think many democrats would expect it to be, for example. if there are democrats pushing for a trump nomination think and it will be an easy win, they should think twice about that, because it is playing with fire. i would second what ross said also. there are the larger polls, but it is also where the votes are. i think we will see those very key swing states being very much in play in 2023, and it

a harvard poll shows trump up five on joe biden, and the "new york times" poll, locked at 43-43 trumpump is gaining steam with black voters, hispanic voters, bad sign for biden, and a rust belt poll, wisconsin, pennsylvania, ohio and michigan, in that poll donald trump is beating joe biden by seven points and ron desantis is losing to joe biden by three points. so again, donald trump is not only trounsing in the gop primary by 37 points, 30 to 40 points in other polls, but obviously clearly the best choice to go against joe biden in 2024. >> sandra: desantis in his own words on trump. >> too many voters who just aren't going to vote for him going forward. the polls that come out that put i beat biden in georgia, trump doesn't. i beat biden soundly in arizona, trump doesn't. those are the realities. >> sandra: patrick, the poll garrett was referencing, trump at 54% as the gop preference for the 2024 presidential nominee. desantis back at 17%. is he not acknowledging the reality of the situation right now? >> sandra, i don't think so. i think he's making the general election argument bu

what is your take where biden sits at 43% against trump? said no, no, one would be so much better than the other and that's why they put biden in. what happened? >> you know, i'm with david on this. it will always be a close election. you look at 2016, 2020. a couple tens of thousands of votes in a few states and the other party was going to win the electoral college. we're a very divided countries. we retreat to our camps closer to the election. a few key takeaways in the "new york times" poll. the president leads with independents, seniors and young people. key constituents he won by large margins in 2020 helping him beat the incumbent president. the other key indicator is right track, wrong track. we're still underwater as a country but a double digit increase in a same poll a year ago. as people feel better about the economy, you see consumer confidence up and inflation down, i think the numbers will improve for president biden. >> harris: i want to press in on that. you still have more than half the country who thinks we're going in th

>> ainsley: here is trump's attorney john lauro. >> the biden administration wants the judge to put in place an order that will prevent the press from obtaining exculpatory and material information that might be relevant to these proceedings. even though mr. trump, president trump has argued from the very beginning, as i have, that this is an attack, this indictment is an attack on his family rights. now with the biden administration wants to do is deny all americans the opportunity to learn nonsensitive information about what the case involves in a political season. >> would you be okay with the president's support, televised trial? >> i personally would love to see that. i'm convinced the biden administration does not want the american people to see the truth. and they acted on it by filing this protective order, which is an effort to keep important information about this case from the press. >> a point, brian, about the judge, them wanting a different judge. they want a change of venue. trump's team was told you have until 5:00 today, as you know, to respond to the latest news. >> a

on the other hand, if biden wins, we may be living in the age of biden. trump is eating all of the media up, but trump -- but biden might be a two timer. >> what does that mean? does this 50-50 have to break? >> it is not inevitable, but because we have been so defined as red and blue states, we know which will be red and blue in the next election. it is the same handful, arizona, georgia, virginia. there are others. there will be five or six states that will determine things. the electoral college as it is now structured helps of the republican party. democrats who have population bases, california and new york may win the popular vote but do not win the presidency because of the electoral college. that creates frustration because people wonder whether democracy is broken. >> what do you think? >> i think the electoral college is here to stay for a while. you have to have a whopping majority in the senate to get rid of it, and if it is working for republicans, why would they want to do away with it? that is the rule of engagement. if you are the democrats, you

entitled "we must take it seriously " that the main competition in the 2024 election will be between biden and trump after joe biden's advisers believe that trump's legal cases are a danger to the election. the next one has done more, he can win because despite the numerous indictments , he can run for president even from prison. from this second , i think a candidate from the third stream can help trump in our favor, while we can't have people's dissatisfaction. to ignore, while so far all our predictions are that the 2024 us presidential election will be a contest between biden and trump, but a new survey from queen's university in the us indicates that almost half of the american community is looking for someone new except for biden and trump and their party are ali rajabi of sed and sima news agency in new york, the success of knowledge foundations in internalizing all types of car batteries, products that are not inferior in quality to foreign samples, and the price is about two and a half times cheaper than imported samples, and the internalization of car batteries by domestic technologists ha

stop. >> are you okay with joe biden trying to lock up his political opponent? >> donald trump'she planet, for our country. >> why not beat him at the ballot box. >> i don't think joe biden would get the votes again. >> he is a terrible person. >> you don't know why. >> he wanted to put up borders. >> is that a bad thing putting up borders to protect our country? >> i don't want to say, but you would be surprised. >> who are you voting for joe biden or donald trump. >> i would rather not vote. >> if i am living i am goating for donald trump. >> somebody completely new. >> like who? >> like you. >> wow. wow, wow. >> have anyone ever told you you look like jesus christ. >> i get mary poppins sometimes, but that is another story. >> you are going to be on jess watters primetime on fox news, what do you want to tell him. >> he has done very good on the view." >> keep telling people the truth, keep telling them. >> jesse: i have never been so excited about something in my entire life. power washing. i booked a power washing job for 9 house about maybe a week and a half ago, i have bee

, biden and trump are tied in polls according to "new york times" poll saying they think trumptted serious crime baked in with him. there are warnings, we read about in politico this week, that former president obama had a warning for president biden and warned him about not taking president trump seriously enough. are democrats getting what they ask for at their own risk? polling results seem they want president trump, but he can put up the good fight with president biden. >> we are seeing in that defiant speech, he is using this to political advantage with his base. i think the administration was in a tough place, if the facts about the indictment and very serious issues of trying to overturn democracy and classified documents case, potentially threatening the national security of the united states with highly sensitive documents, these are serious charges. i think the administration, the doj, which is insulated from political concerns, i think they did the right thing by following the facts and law where it led. whether or not it is positive political thing, is less clear, i

it seems that the range of disagreements and threats among political parties, especially biden and trump, is getting more intense. it is happening in america because democracy is using its full power. various accusations are being made against me. the recent accusations have been made against him. the american constitution on freedom of speech to express their opinion on the results of the presidential election, and i think it was rigged, and that 's why i'm on trial now. 2024 elections the election will be very violent and the conflict between actually two thousand and their supporters may be that this bipolar atmosphere and the conflict of lung conflict is actually physical to these people who do a lot in people and create almost a muscle worse than the biological environment of the year. 2029 2020 was between trump and biden. the final question is your analysis of the current state of biden and trump in the american public opinion . it is a very complicated thing because trump still has his own array and in the polls he is at the highest level compared to domestic competitors among th

trump is neck and neck with president biden in the 2024 poll and the media is stumped. >> does it say biden that he is tied with the current president? >> beverly hallberg is responding to that and more. >> ashley: here is steve doocy. >> steve: hello, ashley and carley. happy monday. coming up nine minutes from now, open border policy, in new documentary, r.f.k. jr. slamming biden's handling of the border calling it nightmare of uncontrolled flow of desperate humanity. sounds about right. plus, new york city far left councilman tries to sideline gas guzzling mr. softy ice cream trucks, the icy response from small business owners live. and national purple heart day, honoring brave men and women who fought for this country all morning long right here on "fox and friends." got a busy three hours, kicks off in a little bit. carley and ashley back in a couple. you are watching "fox and friends first." . . but, right now, the biggest thing that benefits donald trump is the fact that it's a tied race. and i always ask this question: does it say more about trump or biden that a thrice indict

trump had 8. biden is down 30 points with black america. trump is up 12%. there's a reason for that. metropolitan areas are rapidly decaying under democratic leadership not to mention inflation is eating away at black bank accounts. time for talk is over. joe biden more than any other president loves the system. he represents the man. the permanent washington broker who has created the forgotten man. what better way to send a message than to vote for the man that the system is trying to destroy. >> this video is to every single black person out there. if you really want to [bleep] over this government that has [bleep] over your ancestors that helped kill martin luther king jr., i'm asking you to do mea favor. go vote for donald trump. they have been [bleep] for us for the longest and it's been there. vote for donald trump. >> the democrats have made trump a martyr and made voting for donald trump the biggest political message in years. jermaine joins us now. >> it's a debate what has been done to donald trump has helped to us. it's resonating with my people

how should the democratic _ biden and donald trump. onald trump. how should the democratic party be dealing - biden and donald trump. how should the democratic party be dealing with| the democratic party be dealing with this? what should they be saying? what should they be doing? i think the republicans _ what should they be doing? i think the republicans are _ what should they be doing? i think the republicans are going - what should they be doing? i think the republicans are going to - what should they be doing? i think the republicans are going to hang | the republicans are going to hang themselves. i don't think we need to do anything. i think we should give doug not get out of their way and get them all the news they need. i think we should continue to focus on fighting economics. the strong american economy and all the accomplishments he tapped legislatively. other ways thatjoe biden in this administration have really done well for the american public and to be able to keep singing watched those benefits are to them and make sure

>> handsome guy. >> martha: donald trump and president biden reacting to trump's booking at the fultonnty jail. let's bring in our round table, former dnc chair donna brazile, the dispatch senior editor, sarah isgur, charles lane, and we welcome columnist patricia murphy who we met in georgia this week. thank you for flying up and joining us. it's great to have you. i'll start with you though, chuck, and turn to the developments in georgia this week. this is the first time in our nation's history we've seen a presidential mug shot. i know we worry about making things seem normal. that was decidedly not normal. just reflect on that. >> ex-presidential, but yes. it is a shocking, stunning development, and i mean, it's become now routine apparently that this ex-president will be indicted because this is number four, and i think trikes me the most about it is how much it has benefitted him politically in the short run in his own world. he raised money off this, martha. he raised more money in one day off this mug shot moment than he did about the first indictment in manhattan. so the other

the democrats strategy is prosecute trump instead of persuading voters to vote for biden. r being charged for contesting the 2020 election donald trump said this: if you go after me, i am coming after you. biden's prosecutors refusing to hand discovery materials to trump's defense counsel. the government has to show the defense the material evidence against the client unless donald trump takes a vow of silence about the government's case against him. the biden administration is demanding he gives up his freedom of speech during the presidential campaign. the biden administration is telling donald trump we will arrest you and you can't say anything about it. the biden administration said donald trump didn't have freedom of speech after he lost the election and should not have freedom of speech before the next election. asking state legislatures to investigate fraud and asking mike pence to send certificates back to the states is a crime and he should go to the jail for the rest of his life. a politician having another politician to do something is a crime. contesting the ele

trump's politically motivated ratings in their republican party. almost four times higher than the closest pursuer. he is ahead of the democrat biden he runs around the courts. maybe he will run out of steam trump was forced to sit and wait, because the process was delayed by 20 minutes. he had to get up, when someone else entered the room in front of the judge, he pleaded not guilty, then sat down a little hunched over with his hands crossed on his knees when asked about age, he answered 7-7, not the 77-year-old defendant trump but the victim in the case , the united states of america prosecutor believes the former president knew that the elections of the twentieth year were fair, but publicly lied to everyone and questioned the result this is a violation of freedom of speech every american, no matter whether he was president or not. it could be any person. you can't violate the first amendment. it doesn't matter who the hell you are. and this isn't the first time you've been attorney smith acting like an unethical lawyer. fas team gave by the prosecutor. it seems that biden journalists learned how he called trump a threat to demo

this headline, biden went for a bike ride as trump went to court. showing the two men who might face off in 2024. here you have biden riding his bicycle, people cheering for whatever reason they were doing that. really he wouldn't even respond to questions. this is possibly and probably more than likely his opponent for 2024. okay. and you see he is not accessible to the public. you rarely see the white house comment or say anything or get anything out of joe biden. then you have donald trump, who is accessible, taking hits left and right from these people. how does this play into the 2024 election when it comes to voters? >> that's a great point, ashley. you make the point that politics and prosecution don't mix and we are seeing that the american people are seeing it play out here. i was u.s. attorney in south florida and any time a quasi, or politically motivated or political case came in, we handled it so carefully, so cautiously, opposite of what jack smith and his team seem to be doing here. i think the guy, the prosecutors way out over his ski

they are just escrow good and guilty as trump and biden. n joe manchin and mike pompeo, get your head in the ring. host: do you think this gives further opening for a potential third-party candidate? caller: i do. i think a trump biden rematch will make it very attractive for someone to try to get in as some kind of third-party candidate. obviously, there is a lot of fear on the part of democrats that would create an opening for the former president to win the election, because it would be a lot of suburbanites who might vote for a more conventional republican would not vote for trump. if forced to choose between trump and biden vote for biden. if joe manchin or a centrist figure like that was an option, they might conceivably vote for that option. unless the bottom falls out for trump, which is certainly something that could happen, we could be looking at the third consecutive election that hinges on 50,000 to 100,000 votes in a handful of states, perhaps as few as three states. if that is the case, something like a third-party challenge co

the poll at the new york times said the biden campaign can't necessarily count on anti-trump sentimentalone. maybe to do some work to reassemble and mobilize a winning coalition. so biden is on the beach. but nick holman is saying you can't sit back on this one, you've got to put in some work. your thoughts. >> what i would say is he hasn' run political campaigns, i have. and joe biden is doing the righ thing at this point for his campaign, which is staying out of washington when devon archer is testifying, and donald trump is being indicted for the third time. joe biden's greatest asset is donald trump. trump is sinking swing voters, independents, urban women. and the poll's now joe biden on point or so ahead. put away undeniably by newsweek he's in the danger zone -- this week, in the danger zone. but i believe staying low profile, which i understand frustrates people, is probably the best strategy for him at this point. i think he will stay low profil and that they would be, in fact constituency building efforts this fall and the next year. >> you know, they are tied in the new york

biden argument don't judge me against the almighty. judge me against the alternative. this is why the white house thinks the matchup for trumpars to be working a little bit for biden, right? it shows biden is growing on democrats as the nominee compared to last year. >> yeah, now we should say it's still not great territory for him. 50% of democrats today this this poll say they'd rather someone else than joe biden be the nominee for the democratic party. that is not a great number. yes, it's better than where he was a year ago so there's a little bit of shoring up his hometown team, his base, right, from last year, but there are still questions and when you ask that 50% of democrats, well, why is it? just an open-ended question, why is it you want somebody else, overwhelmingly the answer is joe biden's age. >> really? >> uh-huh. >> how troublesome is that for democrats because they've been burned before when there's a big appetite for another candidate? >> the biggest concern if you're in the biden campaign headquarters, the enthusiasm factor. they saw in their most recent fund-raising reports they did not have the grassroo

there are shortcomings for joe biden and donald trump. n side, there are parts of the democratic coalition that frayed since 2020. when you look at the cross tabs of the poll, joe biden is not doing as well among black voters, young voters, latinos and independents as in 2020 according to the exit polls, and donald trump remains more unpopular than joe biden. as we saw in the 2020 election, that was very decisive. there are flaws for both individuals. again, we have 15 months to go before election day 2024, and that's an eternity in politics. >> your thoughts on the poll itself, and it's a snapshot of a moment in time in a national poll. what does it tell you? >> that this is shaping up to be a close contest if the nominees are joe biden and donald trump. as you mentioned, we have a long ways to go, and josÉ, we are talking about all the potential and real legal jeopardy and investigations and indictments that donald trump is facing. i think we all have to be humble that the cumulative weight of all the investigations could end up changing

attorney guy lewis with more on the trump indictment. president biden'sspan of just four months against trump. why these indictments? they could fall apart. we're going to take it on next. ♪ ♪ wait in line. see the mona lisa. smaller than you expected. check in. see your room. bigger than you expected. join one key, where gold and platinum members get travel perks, like room upgrades. so, you have diabetes, and your glucose is heading low. [ alert sound ] dexcom g7, the most accurate cgm, can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7. ♪ ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous

"the biden trump rematch that nobody wants. wants". really? that appeared before the georgia indictment and we found out the georgia prosecutor is rushing to court deliberately crowding out trump's ability to mount his presidential campaign. i suspect there'll be a lot of people that think the whole thing is grossly unfair and will line up behind trump. they may want him to be the candidate now because they want someone to beat biden and show his illegal election interference is just not right. nothing has changed on biden's side. in fact, the complaints against him have intensified. his nonresponse to the tragedy in maui has not gone down well. he seems out of touch, tired, fragile. on friday, he's off to lake tahoe for another week's vacation. the investigation of the biden family, that family fortune, it gets closer and closer to the president. are there no democrats just a little concerned that $20 million flowed to family members from foreign oligarchs? biden is not rallying support. the democrats are furiously scheming to get either joe o

trump. beau biden regime, democrat party is doing to trump.y are doing to trump is worse, donald trump faces with manhattan district attorney democrat, left wing, soros, prosecutor, up to 136 years in prison. on bogus charges. up to 136 years. this is a lot more than the 30 navalny faces in federal cases, biden administration, we have 32 counts for willful retention of national secrets. 6 for ro obstruction of justice, that amounts to another 450 years. maximum. then he is charged in the so-called january 6, 2020 election matter, two for obstructing an official proceeding, 20 years each, one for conspiracy against the right to vote, an old klan act, that is 10, and defrauding u.s. that is 5, donald trump faces, 641 years in prison. the atlanta da, she has not come forward with her supposed mob charge. that she is plotting we understand. i want you to think about this. putin puts this by away. for 30 years. 30 years. our state department objects. what about due process? what about these things ladies and gentlemen? you have a judge, judge howl

they felt as though biden and trump _ feeds. terested in other— and maybe they were more interested in other candidates and i asked him specificaiiy— in other candidates and i asked him specifically about allegations which have spread online regarding the election. — have spread online regarding the election, the last election being stolen _ election, the last election being stolen without evidence to support it, stolen without evidence to support it. and _ stolen without evidence to support it. and i_ stolen without evidence to support it, and i wanted to understand what the impact — it, and i wanted to understand what the impact could be. this is what they had — the impact could be. this is what they had to — the impact could be. this is what they had to say. trump won in a landslide. i told you they were corrupt, believe me now? to me, that was a sore loser move. you lost, let it go. maybe trump's a sore loser. maybe he lost. maybe he got his ass handed to him. maybe they cheated and maybe he didn't lose. how am i supposed to

the next day on june 9, biden's doj indicts trump on mar-a-lago documents. erday, july 31, biden insider told congress that biden spoke with hunter biden as his partners dozens of times in touch was paid handsomely to get his dad to fire the prosecutor. then today they indict donald trump on january 6 charges. this is not a coincidence. anytime biden's is in trouble, trump pays for it and the news cycle flicks. donald trump is a runaway favorite to wrap up the republican nomination and is currently tied with joe biden in yesterday's new york times poll. 43 Ã42. astonishingly, after this political war crimes have been perpetrated on him, donald trump is in the best position he's been in so far to win reelection. can you believe that? at which point, he will have to pardon himself immediately. and don't think for a second, he's not going to unleash hell on all of his political enemies. this is only the beginning of politicians putting other politicians. and their families in prison. said we had to go down this road but this is where we are, and now we have to f

out the election but even though president trump is his most significant opponent. now, we see the biden justice department acting on the biden plan. so, president trump in the middle of a political season was certainly entitled to respond politically. but make no mistake about it this is an effort to prevent president trump from running for president ironically the same theories that are being used in this indictment against president trump could be used against president biden for enlisting his justice department under the biden plan to prevent

you know, biden already talked last november about using the constitution to stop trump from becoming president again. and new york times in march reported biden, quote, told confidants, people that he was chose to, that he wanted attorney general merrick garland to stop acting like a ponderous judge and take decisive action and prosecute trump over january 6th. that's what biden is seeing -- saying behind the scenes, france city headaches. >> he's obviously gotten what he wanted. merrick garland has done exactly what a good consigliere does, and he's protecting his boss' left, right and center flanks. but i think what we have here too is an extraordinary charge that's based on making stalls statements. that's what a jack smith is saying, that president trump made false statements, and it obstructed an official proceeding and it was a conspiracy. i prosecuted thousands of cases in my career as a prosecutor at the state and federal levels, and i have to tell you that in every courtroom i ever walked in, someone was lying. and it obstructed an official official if proceeding. the i mean

fewer people want biden to run again and trump to run again, what do you make of that that joe biden s to not have this groundswell of support right now? do you think it's all age? >> no. i think it's our system. i think donald trump and the republican party have poisoned it to people. no one trusts our institutions, no one trusts congress, and no one trusts any of us because all they do is attack our families and those types of things. at the end of the day, democrats understand if you want reproductive freedoms and move toward a climate change agenda that actually works and decency in the white house, you have one choice and that's joe biden. we will do it and we will deliver the swing states in the upper midwest and that's what governors everybody evers and whitmer and i have been talking about, and the fact of the matter is this isn't about joe biden's age, and this is about the democracy, and as we get closer to the election, they will see that. after wednesday and whatever transpires, the craziness of the stage, people will understand and get closer. >> i'm curious about this ra

howie: you know, susan, many media analysts said trump be the easiest opponent for biden to beat but arting to change, given even given all trump's legal baggage, the question now is about obviously the president's age and his vitality but also, you know, given that what he's done we can debate what he's done some other time. he's got these abysmal poll numbers, 39% approval rating? >> and trump also, again, an energetic opponent. he can draw very sharp contrast between president biden, asco say ron desantis, anyone could be a formidable opponent against president biden and i kind of disagree with the idea that more of joe biden be beneficial. i think he's just full of gaffs. he wanders off the stage and he looks feeble, frankly and he does not send the message to voters that this guy is ready for four more years whereas, you know, if trump is on the stage you get the opposite impression even though he's 77 years old. it's just a real sharp contrast, has to do with age, energy level , you know, just mental acuity. these are things voters feel visceral when they see him and think about