then the disparate treatment brock obama committed real campaign crimes. they'll be no prosecution. hillary clinton committed real campaign crimes. they'll be no prosecution. a bite has been committing crime for 40 years. and as a whole family, nobody, no prosecution felt speaking about vital assembly. you alluded to them before, and it's well known in this part of the world of his son and a couple of his associates. also, all springs of prominent democratic families and have been involved in the deals that involved if not enough, which isn't done clear influence trading. there, there are proven records on that. do you think the american justice system can deal with that? i'm not asking about the fairness here or blindness of the american justice system, but given that there's has to be a lot of in fighting a political and fighting, even with them the, by the end of ministration between various camps. do you think that case could be used by the democrats uh, themselves in uh, fighting for power? i think if they had somebody they could replaced by miss vice

and the disparate treatment brock obama committed real campaign crimes. they'll be no prosecution. hillary clinton committed real campaign crimes. they'll be no prosecution. a bite has been committing crime for 40 years. and as a whole family, they'll be no prosecution. still speaking about vital assembly. uh, you alluded to them before and it's well known in this part of the world that his son and a couple of his associates also all springs of prominent democratic families and has been involved in the deals that involved if not enough, which isn't done clear influence trading there that there are proven records on that. do you think the american justice system can deal with that? i'm not asking about fairness, here are blindness of the american justice system. but given that there's has to be a lot of in fighting a political and fighting, even within the biden administration between various camps. do you think that the case could be used by the democrats uh, themselves in the fighting for power? i think if they had somebody they could replaced by miss vi

uh, as has recently immersed brock obama also may have benefit from some very questionable donations uh which compared to um, elijah pay off to store mcdaniels. it seems to be far more well. um can speak here is because uh, in the case of trump, he is accused of using his own money. but the indication for obama, the talk is about some shady find that finance here from god knows where do you think given a bomb as venerated status, a among the liberals? do you think that case will be given a go? and i don't think there's any chance of that other brock obama or hillary clinton will ever face the same degree of scrutiny or criminal prosecution that trump is done. the trump's true crime has been to be an independent, dissonant voice on american foreign policy. and that almost every president who is ever voice that the most prominent one being john kennedy, has faced the hardest consequences from sort of the deep state apparatus. all of trumps charges have that fingerprint on it. and there's no better example of that than the disparate treatment. brock obama committed real campaign crimes.

i'm the, i don't walk around it quoting brock obama, but when i said, well, this is what obama said about ukraine and i was taken off. thanks to you on it. i'm from you on. i am back on twitter again. but i mean, again a, they're, they're turning this into some kind of moral crusade, but it should be about security. yes, it does. that's very clear that it sorts of collapsed for the rest of the band. you with this great in war because i want to now to, to know about that to a space in which the extent of the source. this was mainly the collapse of the rest of the nose because we collapse the piece. you know, it was for instance, the was created in order to make peace in the rock and now he's making. so that's a very big country. i did shop. same for you, my wife know last, last week it was stored in the video about his balding come, my thoughts restful, but that made you a sports, not desponding. it draws, it draws that this ball being books. the draws the, the, the drawers, the, the, the concept of these exxon's, the next unit president set. then this is step to the next us, next you are

i but i, you know, i'm going to, i'm a conservative, i'm the, i don't walk around it quoting brock obama, but when i said, well, this is what obama said about ukraine. then i was taken off. thanks to you on it. i'm from you on, i am back on twitter again, but i mean again a their, their turn this into some kind of moral crusade, but it should be about security. yes, it does. that's very clear. but it's also collapsed for the rest of the value with this great in the war, because i wrote an optical about that to a state in which the extent of this was this was mainly the collapse of the rest time. it was because we collapse the piece, you know, it was for instance the unit was created in order to make peace and you rock and now the north end unit is making cool. so that's a very big country. i did shop. same for you, my wife know last, last week it was stored in the video about is ball banking from my task resto. but the main use for is not desponding. it was because that this ball being but then it was the, the, it was the, the concept of the eviction. the next in the president said, then

so it was certainly useful was much talk that you had a good relationship with president brock obama. do you see any similarities between a homeless policies and those of his former vice president? now president joe biden know, i'll tell you how it is. things make sense in context of back one more rock. obama was an office and we saw more pragmatism from future. just as a reminder, when the george and conflict broke out, george w bush was president. you. so that's a different page. we're talking about the initial cost. then came president obama, and there weren't tensions over the developments. and ukraine should then crime me or returned to the russian federation and sanctions were introduced against us. but that was then dealt with why presidents pretended room. the fact is that in terms of pragmatism, obama had more sense than joe, by whom i think there are 2 reasons for this son. first, to put it bluntly, it is a matter of intellectual capacity and which is higher in the case of obama, if given, even in the case of joe white and my to. secondly, the current us president, who was v

the idea of a black president would have been on thinkable, but then we had president brock obama buy quite a number of metrics including use of interracial marriage, for instance, racism seems to have decreased in the us. so what do you then make of perceptions of racism? now, conversation that's taking place around that well, we have moved forward quite a bit in that regard. in that it is the legal to discriminate against people in the base of raising the base to color on the basis of f. net city or sex, or even sexual preference. so there is no longer any state sanctioned racism in this country. least there shouldn't be. and if you find that you can bring a lawsuit, you can bring a federal suitor. gibbs, such entity reading entities that are seeking, discriminate against someone, but the problem still persists and we use a contribution nation. how to embrace it. we have to understand that although that we have made these advances within our country in terms of having a black present in terms of having different blacks and people of color. some of this is a power that many of these

and joe biden was very popular when he was the vice president under brock obama. but that's not necessarily true now. in fact, he has about the same popularity is donald trump, when he was an office and it was really seen the deterioration of job. i didn't, well, he's been in office, he's made many gaps. he is not really likable in the same way that he was he's. he's stumbling more and so really there's not a lot to offer the voters this time around and the economy is struggling. people don't feel like they're doing better, they're not better than they were 4 years ago. and in fact, when it comes to bite and nomics, the thing that he is branding is his big sort of salable and thing to the american voter. well, that's not really flattering to the president either, given the fact that we've now had fits down reading the, the american economy and, and really sort of the from aaa status bell to a plus is that doesn't really mean anything to the ordinary american. but the bottom line is, do you have another signal that things aren't rate for the american economy? so re

was brock obama. and i'm afraid we're dealing with the same type of amateur. the do you want the hand do brain to rush or he wants to let china eat taiwan. he wants to go in stop funding israel's and you are choosing a murder or a future career on the board of lockheed and raphael. do you want us to prepare puppet, or do you want a patriot? who speaks the truth? do you want improvement? or do you want revolution? it was a contrast of youth and experience. i think if you're looking for an outside of the candidate, the background rama swami. one very easily. if you're looking for the political establishment, i think the winner was nikki haley because i think she was affected. we defended foreign policy and she also did very good job on the board. i'll tell you who did a great job in absent trump appeared in an online interview instead, as some was declared him unfit to resume office. we have to face the fact that trump is the most disliked politician in america. we can win a general election that way. when it was over, the candidates assess themselves, invariabl

so it was certainly useful was much strong that you had a good relationship with president brock obama. do you see any similarities between a homeless policies and those of his former vice president? now president joe biden? no, i'll tell you how it is. things make sense in context of back one more rock. obama was an office and we saw more pragmatism for the future. just as a reminder, when the george and conflict broke out, george w bush was president. so that's a different page. we're talking about the initial cuz then came president obama and there weren't tensions over the developments. and ukraine should then crime me or returned to the russian federation and sanctions were introduced against us. but that was then dealt with why presidents pretended to the fact is that in terms of pragmatism, obama had more sense than joe. by whom couple. i think there are 2 reasons for this . some 1st to put it bluntly, it is a matter of intellectual capacity, which is higher in the case of obama, if given, even in the case of joe white and my to. secondly, the current us president, who was vice

john brock obama famously said that he did not charge us on to the crime because the us government had what he called a new york times problem. can you tell us what that meant? if there had been a decision to not charge assigned with the crime, why was he forced to take refuge in the door in embassy? well, i could, after that, he went to the embassy because of the swedish tears. because i said that went forward and the extradition requests from sweden to britain to send him to sweden, to face questioning. basically, there are no formal charges. everybody makes that mistake all the time you read about rate charges and this there was no charges at all. they wanted in for questioning back in sweden, and he went all the way to the u. k. supreme court to stop the extradition and he lost. and before they could send them to sweden, he went to the equity or an embassy, and eventually got asylum and stayed there all those years until he was dragged out by the british police with a connivance of the new echo during government. so julian, as fond i was afraid of that i would extradition and they

and eventually the president, that was brock obama and the year was 2008. for more than a year. the media called clinton, the presumed nominee and the inevitable winner. but front runners don't always remain front runners. the parties don't have to name their official candidate till next summer. and so much can happen between now and then. there are folks in the republican party for watching and waiting to pounce and make their case on why they are the better choice to had the republican ticket and challenge deal by next year . trump knows that, and that's why he's not taking anything for granted. and that's the bottom line, the on our lot to me, your boots in won't be attending a summit in south africa with an international warrant out for the rest for suspected war. fine. can you travel anywhere? so i'm told stories from across asia and the pacific $1.00 oh $1.00 east. explain the issues affecting the close the most populous region. the rates for the white house keeps up with donald trump take pump in the republican policies, 1st debates or holds his own. private people impala

and eventually the president, that was brock obama and the year was 2008. for more than a year. the media called clinton, the presumed domini and the inevitable winner. but front runners don't always remain front runners. the parties don't have to name their official candidate till next summer. and so much can happen between now and then. there are folks in the republican party for watching and waiting to pounce and make their case on why they are the better choice to had the republican ticket and challenge deal by next year . trump knows that, and that's why he's not taking anything for granted. and that's the bottom line, the, on the issues of the day, we got to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change construction. otherwise we wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of our peers is pipe top and major a and says, this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light targeting the but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable but as well. but it's important to have this conversation we need to talk about and

and eventually the president, that was brock obama and the year was 2008. for more than a year. the media called clinton, the presumed nominee and the inevitable winner. but front runners don't always remain front runners. the parties don't have to name their official candidate till next summer. and so much can happen between now and then. there are folks in the republican party for watching and waiting to pounce and make their pace on why they are the better choice to have the republican tickets and challenge deal by next year. trump knows that, and that's why he's not taking anything for granted. and that's the bottom line, the to mom and oh, i can most yeah something space shauna, which is a make it a unique eco system just being hosted by human activity on a number of fronts when to run up for factors of intensive farming that comes too much the how do you take size and these types of medication is devastating at the classroom at the university of most. yeah, i mean by, on a, just, i mean, it has just team 3 different species. a need to maintain a change in case of another.

in presidential elections are taught with ronald reagan's shining city on the hill we saw with brock obamae and change. vivek ramaswamy from what i think from his performances both on television and on the stump, donald trump is the nominee i think that it is vp pick trumpet likes outsiders this is a consummate outsider in vivek ramaswamy entrepreneur, highly successful forbes puts his network at $630 million. he will go anywhere to make a case by the hill go to the other cable news networks he is 38 years old yes i think a lot of people do not like having so many old people and governments. it is refreshing to see somebody that kind of passion. correct too. [laughter] because it is not truthful. we don't have to be a nation in decline we have open borders right now we are no longer a sovereign nation we depleted our military arsenal because we have decided to engage in war in ukraine we should not be involved in. you look at inflation right now we're getting the middle class but the middle class has been destroyed. were absolutely nation and the client i want someone who recognizes this m

david plouffe is a campaign manager for senator brock obama's 2008 presidential run and he serves asi will start with you, this polling looks a little different from the new york times polling again all of this stuff is like somewhat speculative. but, again, your read of the ap poll in the wake of what appeared to be the final of the four indictments at least for now? >> chris, two things that i probably have learned from david plouffe, one, is a republican primary electorate is not the same as a general election electorate which is pretty obvious but we are so focused on the republican primary electorate. it is easy to forget that that is not the same as the entire country having the opportunity to vote. and you see that in the poll. the second thing is that georgia has long been a swing state. sometimes a state democrats really wanted but recently a state that democrats have won and trump needs georgia and georgia is going to be a state where it is going to be a televised trial. so this is looking at that poll it feels to me like as you stated it is obvious, more indictments are no

someone who took it into his own hands after seeing trump talk about it and track down brock obama'sngton, d.c.. there are a fringe elements of his followers who are ready to listen to the statements and see them as a call to violent action. that is the issue here. >> you have been targeted by the former president directly. we've obviously seen, as we've seen the targets being jack smith and alvin bragg, fulton county d.a. fani willis as well with an impending indictment coming out of that. how do you navigate that? >> it is certainly difficult. look, there is a direct correlation from the times where former president trump would either tweet about me or mentioned me in some speech and the resultant response. whether or hate, mail mailings, occasionally people showing up. so it does matter. when he says things like this, people do things. that is why it is important. i'm struck by the fact that every time we see jacks mitt on television, he is accompanied by a protective detail. one of the things that was most striking in director wray's recent testimony to congress was the fbi has c

president trump throw paper towels at hurricane victims in puerto rico and then right, president brock obama. he is reading styles poverty as well when he seems very aloof as the unfolding oil crisis, an oil leak in the gulf of mexico. so this can have a real impact and the criticism has been growing. so by going there with his wives, the 1st play joe biden, he has got to try to stem criticism. you just as you're talking to apache, we're looking at some live pictures from molly. they're showing the president's plan, which is just arrived just sitting on on the topic there. and there's a lot that is writing on this in many ways from going by what you're saying for joe biden. what is the kind of hoping to achieve? do you think both politically, but also particularly with regard to the people of molly who have suffered a lot over the last few days as well. it's not as if hawaii is the most important state when it comes to the general election, but the president is running for general election. and if you think about the 2 things he campaigned on and really that i think voters responded to his.

was brock obama. and i'm afraid we're dealing with the same type amateur, the me just like you're doing monitors. do you want the hand do? praying to rush and he wants to let china eat taiwan. he wants to go and stop funding israel's and you are choosing a murder or a future career on the board of lockheed and raphael. do you want a super pap puppet or do you want a patriot? who speaks the truth? do you want improvement store about or do you want revolution? it was a contrast of use and experience. i think if you're looking for an outside or candidate background ramos swami. one very easily. if you're looking for the political establishment, i think that the winner was nikki haley because i think she was actively defended foreign policy and she also did very good job on the of course, i'll tell you who did a great job in absent trump appeared in an online interview, instead, some wise declared him unfit to resume office, we have to face the fact that trump is the most disliked politician in america. w

brock telling joe quote we are not about biden's abilities but about recognition of trump's iron grip on the republican party. obamaomising his old pal he will do all he can to help biden keep his job. but biden should probably be a little worried about his standings in his own party. even the media questioning the ability to make it past the finish line. watch. >> the question is how solid a candidate is a joe biden. >> what exactly is the problem? >> that we don't know how solid the candidate he is. >> we know he's struggling. it is hard to watch. >> it was slightly larger than a joe biden's was at this point. trump was at 43% biden is that 41% so he's doing worse than trump who is always saying it was doing poorly. >> look at the numbers joe biden's support has dropped significantly among people of color. especially among latino voters but also among black americans. >> when you lost joe you lost the fight. hunter's shady business deals also dragging the bigeye down the majority of americans now think joe's administration is unethical. but don't worry, joe knows how to seem relatable to voters, he's rolling out