charlie kirk -- i had to bring this up for you, because this drove me nuts -- charlie kirk saying this, women in their early 30s are not as attractive and past their prime. he also said some horribly gross stuff, which is typical for charlie kirk. but, that type of misogyny is very typical for the republican party. how can that possibly be seen as courting the female or the woman vote? >> i don't think that it is. i don't think that they are trying to court votes. what they are doing is using a bullhorn to tell us, the american people, what they think about women, what they think about people with uteruses, where they want women to be. when you saw the state of the union rebuttal, and you see a senator -- this senator, oh, she is sitting in a kitchen because that is what is going to appeal to women? seeing another white woman in a kitchen is going to make me think i should go back there, too, and the shackles there because i have no bodily autonomy? it is a joke. so, i want people to pay attention and listen to what they are saying because they are not mincing words. they are not using

seems to have gotten -- it was languishing in committee, but it seems to have gotten a boost with charlie kirk making a deal of it, and donald trump endorsing the proposal to change it back to winner take all, but all that happened so late in the legislative session when people had other fish to fry, so it did not go anywhere. >> we are really focused on the second congressional district around omaha. how many times did the district even split off? >> twice, 2008 they gave a vote to barack obama, and in 2020, they gave a vote to joe biden. trump carried nebraska as a whole by 19% in 2020, but i didn't carried the area district in omaha by seven percentage points, so you got an of nebraska's five electoral votes. >> are there any signs that this will be a situation in the 2024 election? >> it could be. it will depend on other factors. there are abortion measures on the ballot. it all depends on turnout and voter sentiment. >> for those of us unfamiliar with nebraska's political landscape, what is it about the second congressional district that makes it a more purple district and the rest of the

charlie kirk of turning.usa says altogether there's 145 days on the calendar to these lgbtq issues andsexualization of our world. yet, the one most important day for we recognize easter, jesus christ has risen, a sacred day in christendom, we have to get into this issue. why so much confusion for children? this is the part that concerns me. what about the children out there? the biden administration did not apologize for the fact that you could not have any religious reference on easter eggs to the white house. this is a christian holiday a religious holiday. that's it. >> the president called the easter bunny the quote oyster bunny. the white house about easter egg, it comes on top of what you're talking about, arch archbishop, the former apostolic the united states public announcement, unprecedented scandalous. we don't see it hitting the polls yet but gallup is reporting the president, president biden approval is below levels of jimmy carter and george bush when they lost their reelection bids. >> i've heard about this all day yesterday and have been throughout the district today an

here are a handful of them, charlie kirk, and joshua hayes, take a listen to them. >> the roe v. states, the states are going to dominate. >> birth control really screws up female brains. every single one of you make sure that your loved ones are not on birth control. increases depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, it creates angry and bitter young ladies and young women. >> will women have the vote tomorrow if you wave that magic wand? >> no. >> why not? i want to get into why not. >> because if we had a christian nation tomorrow, and women did have the right to vote, we would not have a christian nation within 50 years. >> it's a beta male convention. i just wanted to show that because to let people understand where this is going. representative, you laugh but since i've been in high school, people on the right have been saying birth control is a human pesticide, it should be illegal, they do not believe women should have the right to vote because they believe you took the right to vote with women they could have their magic white christian f no state, and they do believe tha

because trump has essentially stuck his online attack dogs, more like a chihuahua, his name is charlie kirki am sure folks watching know of him. he is essentially threatening and trump is now calling senators in our state, believing them, telling them that their political career will be over unless they change this. our governor has began to talk about maybe calling a special session. but in the end, they don't have the votes. in our state, you can stop a bad bill from getting over the finish line with 17 votes. we have those 17 votes locked, i am confident of that. now, if they try to do something we haven't even thought of yet, that is clearly may be in the cards, but we are very confident in the systems that are in place right now. they will not be able to change the fair, electoral vote system we have which gave us that blue dog that we love. we are so excited and we are confident that we are going to be able to. >> now, let me go over to a point that you made because the nebraska examiner is reporting former president trump personally called a state senator to try and revive the winner

electors indicted, but he is also the chief operating officer of turning point usa which is the charlie kirk organization, the trump align organization that garnered millions of dollars and has taken over the arizona republican party in recent years. they are closer to the likes of kari lake. the opponent to chris who was an election denier. there has been a lot of frustration in the republican party from some folks who have been around with individuals like tyler boyar and it is kelly ward as well. who came in and had this revolution. they ousted the likes of john mccain. they ousted jeff flake. kelly ward ran against jeff flake he was losing in polling to kelly wardment all of these years later these folks effectively took over the party. are still effectively running the party. and there is little evidence of this. it is the same allies these very individuals along with folks like boris epstein who is also indicted in this. who continue to be the lead counsel adviser. legal adviser for donald trump's 2024 campaign. they are all in it. trying to bring justice to past actions. but these are

. >> which is why men like steve bannon, charlie kirk and others accuse women of being his tear kal,tional and unworthy of equal rights while they vociferously support trump. >> culture issues as a code word for white rural christian heterosexual male nationalist, you know, that are just focussed on their wives being too mouthy, sir. >> yeah. well, look, let's just be frank. women have become too mouthy. >> birth control like really screws up female brains by the way. every sing of one of you need to make sure your loved ones are not on birth control. it creates very angry and bitter young ladies. >> will will have the right to vote tomorrow if you wave that magic christian wand. >> no. >> why not? i want to get into why not. that's great. >> because we had a christian nation tomorrow and women did have the right to vote, we would not have a christian nation within 50 years. >> we are witnessing an alliance of christian nationalists, anti-feminists and fascists working together to make sure they maintain control over us all under his eye. joining me now is isaac, national political r

the state of arizona but he is also the chief operating officer of turning point usa, which is a charlie kirk organization. we are also looking at two arizona state legislators, a former u.s. senate candidate among those listed 11 but then you got the likes of rudy giuliani who is directly signed as convening the group to try to pressure the state legislator to overturn the election results and send that slate of electors to d.c. of course, also notably you got the likes of christina bob and forest epstein. the skills of the heart of the conspiracy that kris mayes, the attorney general, lays out. >> we were just showing that video before we should also note as context, we're going to dig into these charges here, that the notion that the fake electors scheme itself was a criminal enterprise is reflected, too, in the rico indictment in georgia were fake electors are also part of that criminal indictment and an investigation that has been ongoing in michigan, as well, where some of those fake electors have been charged. arizona joins a number of states where the fake elector plot with being pull

and this basically was going without much attention last week until conservative activists charlie kirk started raising attention to this. he was right here in omaha last night, urging nebraskan to press this issue >> we want to see and we're going to see the story come to completion. we are going to keep on pushing and keep on pushing and keep on pushing until nebraska gets winner-take-all. nebraska could pick a president the preska could pick a president >> so because of that campaign of pressure on state republicans here, including the governor of nebraska, jim pill. and now he is promising to call a special session of the legislature. so democrats are vowing to fight this as well. we caught up with the executive director of the nebraska democratic party, who actually cast the electoral vote in 2020 for joe biden here. she said democrats are pushing back would they just didn't understand was is that we're we're small but mighty and there's people here that are ready to take up that fight. and we're going to do that and so i feel the past they maybe didn't see how valuable it is but i

fearless are paying so much attention to this conversation here last night, conservative activist charlie kirk held a rally with trump supporters here trying to urge republicans in the state to change the state election law >> if we want to see and we're going to see the story come to completion. we are going to keep on pushing and keep on pushing and keep on pushing until nebraska gets winner-take-all. >> so it's sort of a republican on republican fight here. john. and here's why these republican supporters have donald trump are calling on the nebraska republican governor jim pilip to call a special session of the legislature to change this election law now, the governor said he would call a special session if there was support in the legislature but up until now, there has not been. and here's why it takes about 33 votes of the 49 number legislature to survive a filibuster to get this through as of now republicans do not have that. so john, so many interesting things converge in here. one nebraska has a nonpartisan unicameral legislature, one body. it ends at session. next one week so the go

to the house of representatives, unless nebraska just goes in fixes it, conservative activist charlie kirk of fierce trump ally, is pressuring republican governor jim pylint to call a special legislative session after lawmakers declined to act in the final days of the regular term that ends next week, pill in bach's the change, but said he would only call lawmakers back to lincoln when there is sufficient support. >> it's not about the biden or trump campaign, it's about democracy and whether or not we're willing to protect it. and nebraskan really care about this. it's why we protected it for so long and state senator tony vargas said he and other democrats will block any changes. they say undermine democracy. you >> better get me on the hod you understand that in 2016, trump carry the omaha area district, but lost it for years later. >> we call omaha the >> college omaha, the biden campaign is that it's on nebraska sending second gentleman, doug emhoff to open an office last month. >> he has got to continue to fight and let them understand that they can't have this blue dot it's not your

and this is what charlie kirk's and the heritage foundation and trump -- this is what they want to doinsurrection act so the military can be sicced on its own people. dismantle the fbi. take apart the justice department. these institutions have to start behaving differently now, starting with the generals. by the way -- i came on the show a couple months ago and said get four of those generals, get mattis, mcmaster, milley and -- >> kelly. >> kelly. to a camera talking. they need -- if you want the military to stay as it is, independent of the president's whims, you have to speak up. if you're a ceo and you don't want your company at the beck and call of trump to say you're going, you're going, you stay, you go, you need to speak up. if you're in the media and you want to continue to have a free media and not have donald trump call up comcast and say i don't like msnbc and they're going to go off the air or i'm dismantling your company, these people that have always been on the sidelines, corporate america, the military, the justice department, have got to start to speak up. we are un

ward involved with the party activism, and tyler boyar, and the chief operating officer of the charlie kirkint usa. >> and what impact do you think that would have, very quickly, vaughn, on arizona and the republican efforts in arizona, a critical state, a critical swing state now in 2024? >> reporter: the republican party has struggled to regain its credibility among the electorate. for three election cycles in a row now, arizona voters have voted far democrat for the u.s. senate. they also voted for a democrat for the white house. joe biden in 2020. and in 2022, they won every statewide office except a superintendent of public instruction. that was the democratic party. for this, the republican party, it's just another dagger. another difficult set of headlines, and another expense, frankly, legal expense that the arizona republican party is going to have to deal with at a time that they would like to be focused on winning in november's election six months from now. the trump campaign, the rnc, they have fewer than five individuals on the ground presently right now. no apparent state dire

boyar, who is the current rnc committee man from arizona and the chief operating officer of the charlie kirkg point usa. he was acting as her number two, as a part of the scheme. if you look in the months that follow, it was the cyber ninjas, right? kelly ward was on the front lines of that at the arizona state fairgrounds, leading what they were calling a forensic audit of the ballots. of course, that was not a part of this indictment here. yet, kris mayes, upon winning her election in november 2022, committed to ensure that those individuals who sought these efforts in 2020 wouldn't be able to do so in future elections. each of these individuals is still very much involved in the ball game here, just six months out from the 2024 election, guys. >> yeah. >> vaughn, you're at an event with construction workers before donald trump goes to trial. tell me about it. >> reporter: yeah, he just left here a few moments ago. this was a last-minute stop he made before heading down to court. we are outside of what is going to be the jpmorgan headquarters at park avenue and 48th street, not far from 30

there's a lot of online chatter, charlie kirk pleading with new yorkers who are republicans to try to on the jury to be the stealth juror that claire warns about. there's a lot of math working against that, mike, but it is a fear out there. let's get your sense of how the first two days have gone. and we should note the trial rests on wednesday. nothing is going to happen today. the speed and the control the judge seems to be having in the courtroom where donald trump is being put in his place like any other american. he's got to sit there. we talked earlier in the show about the physical toll it's clearly already having on him. he's not getting special treatment at least for now. >> the pace of the jury selection is surprisingly fast. the judge is clearly in control of the entire procedure and for donald trump, i mean, there's one place he doesn't want to be. there's one place you really don't want to be. you don't want to be a defendant in federal court with a judge who knows what he's doing and and commands the court, you have no leeway. the surprising thing about this, the jury wi