so bill weld is a factor. that's why we're going to start off with him tonight. >> well done. >> and every time i say what you're going to hear, you'll know where to put in except pete mcclosski in little tiny parenthesis that i'm not going to mention. >> it will be an "a" black here sometime soon. >> thank you, rachel. well, at the end of the hour tonight -- i want to tell you about this now. at the end of the hour, i as seriously bothered by today's "new york times" headline and summary, an exhaustive summary of all the political lies donald trump has told about 9/11 in attacking political opponents of his with 9/11. and the problem with today's list is it's extensive. it has every single one of them that we all remember, the greatest hits, they're all in there except the one that i think is the most important one. it is on the verge of becoming trump's lost lie. and we cannot let this lie be lost to history because it is the worst lie, and i mean the worst lie that donald trump has ever told about 9/11. he

bill weld was one of those principled republicans. he was a young lawyer working on a congressional committee with another young lawyer named hillary clinton when bill weld later went to work in the reagan justice department, he took a principled stand against the republican attorney general ed meese and bill weld resigned in protest, which then forced the republican attorney general to resign. bill weld went on to serve two terms as a republican governor of massachusetts. he is now the only republican running against donald trump for president. he will join us tonight on a night when the president is trying to turn back the presidential clock to the nixon presidency and stonewall the congress. and at the end of the hour tonight, we have a special guest joining us who has not been with us before. he will respond to jared kushner's statement today that the russian attack on our election that helped donald trump win the electoral college was nothing more than a couple of facebook ads. we'll be joined by robert anderson, who will be maki

bill weld made history. today, we need bill weld. more than ever.e was a war hero. >> i don't know what i said. i don't remember. president trump: and mexico will pay for the wall. lawmakers the war is from both parties are using to describe president trump's remarks. >> i went for her like. she was married. you can do whatever you want to grab them by the [beep] you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her wherever. werelso had people that very fine people, on both sides. i love wikileaks. i know nothing about wikileaks. >> america has a choice. a better america starts here. bill weld for president. join us. >> i'm bill weld, and i approve this message. announcer: c-span's road to the white house 2020 continues tuesday night with new jersey senator cory booker. we join senator booker live as he speaks of the democratic party black caucus town hall in des moines, iowa. watch live at 8:45 p.m. eastern here on c-span. on can follow online c-span.org or listen on our free c-span radio app. the only thing we have to fear i

this is bill weld.ust tonight, we'll talk about it on the other side. >> i think a lot of permanent damage is being done to our country. if nothing changes, the arc of the last two years, if we have six more years of spending ourselves into bankruptcy without a thought about it and insulting our allies and eroding our military alliances abroad and cozying up to dictators and insulting everyone who is part of our lattice work of defense, there is no limit to the damage that can be done. >> so, bill crystal, a couple points here. 73 years old, last won a political race 25 years ago during the clinton administration. those points, if you close your eyes, were points a traditional republican used to make before the era of trump. would he have been the republican you would have drafted to primary the president, or does he open the door and say, come on in, the water's fine, you can survive this? >> he jumped in the cold water and i think he would expect that if the water does get a little finer, if it -- he

and you know it is sad but, there are so many people running right now that last thing we need is bill weldrson, that is a candidate would be excited about. >> i would prefer moshe but i am glad weld is in the race. >> are a much nicer person than i am. >> everyone knows that. kennedy: tax cuts are great right. president trump's tax cuts may end up costing you thousands of extra dollars in the long run, but how? their report claims last two years have been defined by massive unpaid for tax cut, with little attention addressing near or long-term fiscal implannings this could not come at a worse time, rapid ages of population means that deficit and debt on course to explode. why is no wobbling talkin no one talking about this. they predict rising debt the cause government to skyrocket and incomes to fall. who can save us? the party panel is back. welcome back. >> hello. ♪ ahallelujah. >> i am the senior citizen of the panel. >> you are same age at alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we went to the same high school. i am old enough to remember, grand redman hollings, deal with a deficit, i think deba

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bill weld ran for governor on his record. weld prosecutes, gets prosecuted. now he runs for governor. his platform now go what it has always been, guts, integrity, independence. could win they say. bill weld beat the odds. cut taxes 21 times. balanced the budget. reformed welfare. >> i'm not happy to be on welfare. i don't want my children growing up in the welfare system. now i am contribute in, doing something to earn my benefits. i support what governor weld is tried to do. now that i work, i feel like i am somebody. i feel like i can contribute. >> bill weld made massachusetts safer. and every day, he cared. work together for 14 years. i became pregnant and left. nonpayment of child support was the most socially accepted form of child abuse. governor weld and the lieutenant governor made nonpayment of child support what should have been long ago, a crime. no other administration is ever done for the children of this commonwealth what the weld restriction is done. wone transformed the state, reelection with the largest margin ever in massachusetts. bill we

bill weld made history. today, we need bill weld more than ever because america deserves better. >> he was a war hero, but he was captured. i like people that were not captured. i don't remember. and mexico will pay for the wall. >> shameful, dangerous and weak. some of the words lawmakers are using to describe president trump's remarks with vladimir putin today. >> i cannot get there. she was by [bleep] of it, willep] out you? you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of wherever. you had very fine people on both sides. i know nothing about wikileaks. >> america has a choice. 2019. a better america starts here. weld for president. join us. >> time bill weld and i approve this message. >> c-span throw road to the white house 2020 continues tonight with senator cory booker. we join him live as he speaks at the democratic party by caucus at a town hall in iowa. watch on c-span and you can follow online at c-span.org or listen for free on the c-span radio app. >> c-span's "washington

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host: when you look at the two considering along with bill weld, would you vote for one of them? d, yes,obably although i have not looked that closely. i listened to weld announcement of running and i forgot host: who the other person. they are on your screen. caller: maryland, maryland. i would give them very serious consideration. i think the president has advantage running in the primary because of his money and backing. he is excellent calling people out. it is like being in seventh grade. all the different names he calls people. i don't like it, but i am saying he is so good. i don't know why he is so good. that is an element of character. it wasn't right away, i am still wishing he has done well. he has done some good things. he talks about how he has deregulated everything, but to be honest with you, are these the reason things are going well because of what he has done? it is a matter of character and trust. , michigan, you oppose a primary challenge. hi, george. caller: yes, good morning. i have been watching c-span for 40 years, it came out in 1979. host: yep. caller: i

bill weld notwithstanding.ald trump and they are going to run donald trump and run behind donald trump on the agenda of a man who believes that robert lee is a great hero. of a man who believes that there were fine people on both sides in charlottesville. and you know, as vice president biden said this is a battle for the soul of america. it is a battle for the soul of america. we're going to have to make a decision as a country as to which side we're on. we know what side donald trump's on. we know what side his supporters are on that line up behind this agenda and we need to make it clear what side the majority of the american people are on. >> we're going to leave it there. before we do, let me make one point about bill weld and the reason i keep bringing him back into these conversations. history shows that when a president is challenged from within his own party, in the primaries, if that challenger stays in the racist just beyond new hampshire, that president will lose in the general election. it's just a

governor hogan: bill weld called me just before he announced. i had a great conversation with him, wished him well, encouraged him and thanked him for being willing to run. he was a wonderful governor of massachusetts. if you are supportive of the president or not supportive of the president, i happen to believe that debate and discussion in talking about the issues is good. having the ability to have different viewpoints is good. that is why the stifling of debate or the rnc cutting off any kind of discussion is bad. it could make him a stronger candidate. and maybe other people are waiting until the fall to see who he is going to run against. but i think, the more the merrier. we have 20 people in the democratic side and we are going to be hearing about that for the next year and a half, or at least until they select somebody in august of next year. but we have nobody on the other side. so i want to thank bill weld for stepping up and i think others ought to consider it. i am really concerned. won in this very blue state, because i won suburba

former governor bill weld.for playing along and answering all of the policy questions, et cetera. great to talk to you >> thank you, alisyn. >> we'll talk again. >> i love this new addition to the show. >> me, too. >> every interview should end that way. >> all right. >> ahead, a community demanding answers after the release of body cam video of a police shooting. we'll take you live to charlotte, north carolina. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident -no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ north carolina, are demanding answers this morning from the mayor and the police chief after the release of bo

>> bill weld called me, just before he announced. at a great conversation with him. i wish him well and i encouraged him and thanked him for being willing to step up and run. he is a wonderful governor of massachusetts. look, i happen to believe, if you are supportive of the president, having to believe, that debate and discussion, talking about the issues is good. i think having the ability to have different viewpoints is good. that's why the stifling of debate, and cutting off any discussion is bad. it could make him a stronger candidate. if other people are waiting for the fall to see who will run, that would be the case. i think that the more the merrier. if 20 people are on the democratic side, and we will be hearing about that for the next year and a half, or at least until they's flexibility in august of next year. we have nobody on the other side. i want to thank bill weld for stepping up. i think others ought to consider it as well. i am very concerned, in maryland, we won the very blue state. we won because i won suburban women overwhelmingly. i got one thi

yesterday bill weld announced he was challenge president trump in the republican presidential primaryo went out of his way to announce that the fisher cat will be his mascot, his guiding spirit in this endeavor. he told the "boston globe," "people are usually like, what's a fisher cat? but they don't realize how ferocious they can be. sort of like me and this campaign." the last time a sitting president faced a primary challenge was 1992. the last time bill weld ran for office was 2016 as gary johnson's vice presidential candidate on the libertarian ticket. this should be interesting. i also want you to know that bill weld is standing by to talk to my friend lawrence o'donnell this hour. so don't go anywhere. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good

the first says, "bill weld, i'm only doing this because i lost a bet." [ laughter ] there's also "bill i know what you're thinking, and no, i'm not ed begley jr." [ laughter and applause ] and finally "bill weld, don't forget about -- oh, you already did? okay." [ laughter ] too bad. some more news out of washington. this thursday, the justice department is releasing the mueller report to the public. but it will still be redacted, meaning several sections will be kept secret. that's not really a full disclosure then, right? i mean, it's like burger king redacting every ingredient to a a whopper but the lettuce. [ laughter ] very healthy for you. but people can't wait to find out what's in mueller's report. well, one of our tonight show correspondents actually managed to get his hands on a copy two days early. so here now to reveal the findings of the report, please welcome political analyst, ron wibrow. ron? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you, ron. now, you actually have a copy of the full mueller report? >> that's correct, but i do want to reiterate a lot

bill weld made history. today we need bill weld more than ever. because america deserves better. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't capture. i don't know what i said, i don't remember. and mexico will play for the wall. >> shameful, dangerous and weak, some of the words lawmakers from both parties are using to describe president trump's remarks. >> i -- like a [ bleep ] -- and when you're a stay, they let do you it, grab them by the [ bleep ]. how are you? knock the crab out of him, would you? seriously. you could sigh blood comes out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. i love wikileaks. i know nothing about wikileaks. >> announcer: america has a choice. new hampshire 2019. a better america starts here. bill weld for president. join us. >> i'm bill weld, and i approve this message. >>> on march 24th, 1989, the exxon valdes oil tanker struck a reef and spilled nearly 11 million gallons of crude oil. tonight on c-span3 "american history tv" w

that trump should look to richard nixon's example if he were a true patriot, he would resign and bill weldmp to resign and let's assume he is not going to, why would you not support congress on impeachment? >> no, i don't think it is the time for that now. >> why? >> i buy the political argument they could impeach in five minutes and then you're over in the senate, and unless something changed you won't get two-thirds of the members necessary to convict in the senate so you'll have 12 months of negative publicity but at the end the president declaring victory and doing another victory lap right before the election. i don't like that timing sequence and that is purely political advice. that's not legal analysis. >> as a lawyer -- watergate lawyer in your late 20s, you say, knowing that case so well, that what trump has done is worse than what richard nixon -- >> oh, it is way beyond -- >> why? >> volume 2 of the mueller report makes it clear beyond any doubt that he committed obstruction of justice, pick a number, six, eight, ten times. it is undisputed that he instructed senior national in

could bill weld be president trump's pat buchanan. let me ask him. bill weld joining us now.> i want to get back to what you said recently. you said the mueller report paints the president as a one-man crime wave. you've also said you plan to run a ferocious campaign. does that mean you will make trump the center piece of your presidential campaign? >> no. i think what i want to do is going to be the center piece of my campaign and the issues will be spending. i was rated the most fiscally conservative governor in the office. the president hasn't vetoed a dime of spending. number two is jobs and wages. all of the jobs that are abouti by saying he wants the future to be coal and oil. and then some more general issues. lying is almost a default position for the president. five would be a free press. the president says we don't need a free press. that's just an autocrat talking. six, in some ways the most important to me, as a former long-time prosecutor in the ragan administration is the rule of law, and the president's made it very plain that he wants everybody to be loyal to

but, of course, of course bill weld would choose something -- >> a fisher cat.

bill weld is my guest. let's go "outfront." good evening, i am erin burnett. out front tonight, fueling the fire. bill barr giving president trump what he needs to push trump's unfounded claim the obama administration spied on his campaign. >> i think what he said was absolutely true, there was absolutely spying into my campaign. i'll go a step further, in my opinion it was illegal spying, unprecedented spying, and something that should never be allowed to happen in our country again. and i think his answer was actually a very accurate one. >> trump seizing on one word barr said again and again and again. spying. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think there was spying did occur. i think spying did occur. >> spying of course is a loaded word, a loaded word that barr used purposefully without as he said any proof. >> i have no specific evidence that i would cite right now. i do have questions about it. >> spying. a word that top republican senator marco rubio on the intelligence committee made it clear he thinks does not apply. >> espion

bill weld will run, it won't take an effort.ets in, if senator jeff flake gets in, there's something interesting to debate. this is somebody looking for attention himself. >> harris: and confuse, i thought it was libertarian. >> brian: who asked him to run? >> lisa: blah, blah, blah, who cares about bill weld? he's a nonfactor, nobody cares about him. he's irrelevant to 2020 brit almost 90% of republicans are behind president trump. he will be the nominee. republicans need to get behind him or they will end up with someone like bernie sanders. going back to 2016, i can't pick up a single candidate that ran that could have pulled together a coalition that president trump did. >> jessica: i don't think it will make much of a difference in terms of the race paid what he's trying to do is say to disaffected republicans, moderates, independents, some of them to have a far-left-leaning candidate. there's a place for you. i don't think that president trump is the right man for this, and we should have an open dialogue about it. but rep

bill weld got into the race. people are not taking him seriously. there is larry hogan, a two-term maryland governor. he won very handily in a blue state last year. where do you come down on the primary challenger? and the president's reelection chances? mr. reed: my read of it is there is no market out there at all for a primary opponent to the president. it is a free country, and if somebody wants to run, they are certainly able to do so. and bill weld has already jumped in, and i know there are others that are looking at it. but i think -- i believe it was a recent survey that showed the president with a 93% job approval rate among republicans. that is one of the higher numbers. but even some of the other media polls have his job approval among republicans as 83% or 80%. -- somewhere between 83% and 88%. those are historically very high numbers. some of them are unprecedented numbers. i mean, i go back to the reagan campaigns of the 1980's. i worked for george w. bush's original campaign in 2000, and worked on his reelection in 2004. when i was w

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lauren: challenging the president for the republican nomination is bill weld. independents came in and voted for me 6-1, that's how i got elected. i'm going to try to make a case to the millennials, th, that thy should come and vote on the republican party and cast a vote that's going to make a difference between one of two people and not one of 1 a 5 people. we'll see. that's the strategy. lauren: what do you make of weld, and do you think he can get the independents and millennials to go to his side? [ laughter ] lauren: you're laughing. >> i think it's a pretty big joke. there's no way he will beat the president. president trump is very popular within the republican party. on the issues that are most important to republicans, bill weld isn't even there. he's not pro life. how can he expect to win a republican primary when he isn't pro life. i think it's a pretty big joke. lauren: as we look at the fund raising numbers, looking at bernie sanders, ba beto, buttig, together they've raised barely more than president trump. i wanted to show the viewers there. tha

bill weld was a well-respected governor, has a strong legal background.nfortunately, never hosted a reality casino, never got his head stuck in a bucket of fried chicken during sex. and if you don't remember gary johnson, this is gary johnson. >> i was going to go through the whole debate and not say anything. >> jimmy: oh, geez, i don't know why they broke up. he was very presidential. now we have two republicans, including trump and 9,000 democrats in the race. so far, the democrats are off to a slow start money wise. since the first of the year, all the democratic candidates combined have only raised $75 million. donald trump's campaign alone during that time raised more than $30 million. bernie sanders has raised the most money so far, $18.2 million. zero of which has been spent on personal grooming. that's all, but now we have a new name in the mix, a businessman named andrew yang. do you know andrew yang? i've not heard of andrew yang, but after seeing this video from his rally in d.c., i'm intrigued. >> i want to prepare us for the true challenges

to stop president trump and if trump wins a second term, and know knows what happens after, then bill weld getting a nice college try of stopping trump. >> more a show of force versus having a legitimate -- >> i will buy the whole production team at "morning joe" first look dinner at a nice restaurant in new york if bill weld's even win as single state. there you have it. >> maybe you should just get your credit card ready. just saying. because i know everybody is googling best restaurant in new york city. let's talk about these tax returns from bernie sanders. it's showing, in fact, that he's part of the 1% which he has certainly harped on in the past. does this potentially hurt his message going forward or has he really owned this transition in his life? >> i think this is like a two day story at most. the biggest pressure was questions about why he was not releasing his returns in the first place, which had been kind of dog him for the last couple of years. and also he has -- he definitely has a taste for the high life. ash few weeks ago i reported how the clinton campaign paid for priv

bill weld right now is the only one that's running.the other one -- this is timely, is larry hogan. the governor of maryland. and governor hogan was in new hampshire yesterday and is making increasingly interested noises about possibly doing this. and i think if he does get in, this will become instantly a lot more interesting. >> what do you make of or what does your reporting tell you about hogan's renewed interest in this. i know there were chatter a few weeks or months ago, but it seemed to fate away. what changed in the last couple of weeks? >> i think a couple of things. yes, he was in iowa. that's not a coincidence. he would say he was involved in the national governors association and they have some kind of workshop there so he went. >> the turtle doesn't get on the fence post by itself. i think that was bill clinton. >> exactly. and it happened to be in new hampshire yesterday. i think the mueller report should not be underestimated. when i talked to him after deadline which was two days ago, he mentioned that he was still wor

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bill weld is the longest of long shots. there is some bombshell that were to come out of the mueller reports, that is still waiting to be released, i think maybe then you would have a small opening for a republican. but right now i think it's very daunting. a republican support for president trump -- >> harris: don't you need a republican? >> well, yeah. there might be another republican but he's getting in. he's the first want to challenge the president. we can't predict the future, we don't know what will happen. >> harris: do you think others will follow, like jeff flake or those who challenged president trump? >> i don't. john kasich has already taken a job with another network. jeff flake didn't seem to want to stand up to the president when he was in the senate. it's hard for me to see how he'd run a national campaign against donald trump. i think it's very hard to beat him in their public and primary. >> harris: a lot of people miss just how far north jeff flake voted with the policies of president trump even though

>>former republican governor bill weld has made it official. ear-old is challenging president trump for the 2020 republican nomination. weld served as governor of massachusetts in the 1990's and ran for vice president as a libertarian in 2016 a political analyst gary north linger says well latest presidential bid remains a long shot, you know no president. >>has been denied renomination since chester arthur in the 1800's. >>but weld says his campaign will work to win over republican voters fed up with the trump administration. his campaign website is already up and running and he's encouraging supporters to donate online. >>but experts say so far president trump's renomination looks certain there's no real opening here, i mean among republican voters. trump is very very popular president trump also has a massive lead when it comes to fund raising on monday his campaign announced it raised nearly $30 million in the 1st quarter of this year alone experts say that could convince other potential gop challengers to sit out the 2020 race. >>in washing

maybe, just maybe, somebody by the name of bill weld.he former massachusetts governor is challenging president trump for the 2020 republican nomination. >> what you sometimes hear people say is, i like the president's tax cuts, so do i, by the way, but i don't like his style. but it's not style when you're as angry all the time and uncurious as this president is. it goes beyond style. >> let's get to our nbc vaughn with beto o'rourke and here on set democratic strategist jamal simmons, anna palmer and jake round it out. bernie sanders takes on fox news and emerges triumphant and now seems president trump has a problem with bernie sanders tweeting about it just in the last couple minutes. >> a pretty testy town hall last night on fox news and president trump just tweeted about it. you can see it here. he said it's so crazy to watch or so weird to watch crazy bernie on fox news. not surprisingly bret baier in the audience was so smily and nice. this fox news town hall comes after senator sanders released ten years of his tax returns that s

former massachusetts governor bill weld says it is time for the gop to return to the principles of abrahamthe 73-year-old's announcement does not mention trump at all, but it did mention, quote, great political strife. weld is considered a long shot for the nomination. >>> it's the lull before the storm in most of the u.s. today. a new severe storm system is moving into the plains tomorrow. a storm from the last system damaged two churches and a warehouse of a safety equipment company in pennsylvania. a tornado cut a path of destruction through laurel, delaware. one person was injured after a tree fell on a house. the rural northern ohio town of shelby is cleaning up after a tornado ripped a long swath through the area. it was on the ground for 17 miles, but today is shaping up much better with showers across the upper midwest and the pacific northwest. heavy rain and snow in the rockies. the weather should be rather pleasant in the rest of the country. >>> bunrod has a new lease on life thanks to oil rig workers who pulled the dog out of the sea off the coast of thailand. >> way off the c

the former two-term republican governor of massachusetts, bill weld, is here with me, live in studio,ng to announce. governor? >> jake, i'm announcing thath im running for president of the united states as a republican against the president in 2020. >> you're hoping to take him on in the primaries? >> in the primaries. i really think if we have six more years of the same stuff we've had out of the white house, that would be a tragedy and i would fear for the republic. i would be ashamed of myself if i didn't run myself and run. >> so president trump's re-election campaign just announced they have raised $30 million in the first quarter. the republican party is -- has been reshaped to meet president trump's desirous. he has the support within the party at nearly 90%. do you really think you can defeat him in the primaries? >> i do. i've done it before, particularly in new hampshire, where i'm spending a lot of time. it's one vote at a time and one voter at a time. and you've got to meet them. but what we have now is a president who mocks the rule of law. i spent seven years in the just

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let me ask you about bill weld.s you and i both know, whenever you have an incumbent and i hope he does well and i hope other challengers will get into the race. mike barnicle and i were talking about this during the break. i think bill weld can do better than people think. you watch that interview he just did on here, he's intelligent, he's progressive, he's politically shrewd. he has that man are as if he never thinks of politics. careful to say he was for tax cuts and generally supporting the republican tax cut and he was a physicalfiscally conserva governor in massachusetts, which i think is true actually. it's not about style, it's the key. you like hill style, his tone, his man are, maefr so we'll have to be a little more interesting than people think, whether larry hogan or gillard or gallagher gets in or no one takes tof but talking about the bug spending the radical big spending the republicans have been engaged in for some time in washington, d.c. actually is a message that conservatives i think will want

>>the former republican governor bill weld has made it official. the 73 year-old is challenging president trump for the 2020 republican nomination. weld served as governor of massachusetts in the 1990's and ran for vice president as a libertarian in 2016, but political analysts gary north linger says well latest presidential bid remains a long shot, you know no president. >>has been denied renomination since chester arthur in the 1800's. >>but weld says his campaign will work to trump administrati campaign website is already up and running and he's encouraging supporters to donate online. >>but experts say so far president trump's renomination looks certain there's no real opening here, i mean among republican voters. trump is very very popular. >>president trump also has a massive lead when it comes to fund raising on monday his campaign announced it raised nearly $30 million in the 1st quarter of this year alone experts say that we could convince other potential gop challengers to sit out the 2020 race in washington, i'm mark meredith. >>for your

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