chris christie is a smart guy. he's very savvy. he's someone who is frankly, you know, he's fun to talk to. you can. you know, he's like a political operative in some ways, like a wise guy. and he loves the sort of game of it, but he's also on some levels a very guy, but he's also he's more of a game player than a serious guy. i mean, he got a lot or a fair amount done as governor of new jersey. he is the kind of person who could have given trump a run for his money in 2016 because they were running against each other. but he basically said, right, i'm folding my tent. and i think you know, christie's basically a small town jersey guy who was afraid of the big bully with dyed orange hair from queens. you know, his rap when he was in new jersey was, you know there are two ways to deal with a bully. one is to sidle up to him and one is to sort of smack him in the nose. and i like to smack him in the nose, which, of course, was the 180 degree opposite of what christie did. so i don't know. i think christie just didn't have the fortitu

we now have bill bar and chris christie, too.se are not republicans who saw trump for the threat that he was. these are far-right wing republicans. this is bill barr, chris christie, john yu saying he broke the law and he could be charged. >> yeah. i also, look, i agree with a lot of that statement. i don't agree with the part that is, you know, if you are going to charge a former president, it has to be something really serious like the january 6th conspiracy. obviously, that is really, you know, a really serious crime that. is overthrowing a democratic election. it's hard to see something more serious than that. but here is the thing. donald trump is a civilian. he may be a former president. he is a person like all of us on tv right now talking to you. if we break the law, we should be held to account. there are many junior people who work in the intelligence community, who work in law enforcement, who get prosecuted for doing much less than what the former president did in mar-a-lago. so this idea, oh, you know what? he is kin

petty, a political maneuver, at first it might have seemed there wasn't gonna be a big deal, chris christie was a rising star in the party of the time, then there's a strip ship trip, you start learning about all the emails, this is washington post story over the weekend, where they're interviewing migrants, those and then stood out to me, jose was talking about how he was lied to. there was a miami herald story about how there were gonna be more flights, going to delaware to try to troll president biden. the person is about to ask route for hurricane ian, but that kind of didn't happen, which is maybe signaling that they realize that they're in a bit of hot water down in florida. i think there's a lot of these performative republican guys that said because trump got away with everything, they can get away with it. and that really isn't just how it works, and i think it's possible that roger santos is getting yourself in both legal political trouble here. >> i need huge feud to expand on this one works, i want to ask about arizona democratic senator kirsten sinema, she left, arizona flooded

keep showing bill barr and chris christie, and you are far right legal mind, has made the same argumentmindset that should it tend up in the united states supreme court, this is a legal theory they feel confident in. >> sure. i think if you sort of pull back the lens, conservatives have long espoused the idea of the unified executive. it's one of the reasons why they want a strong presidency. they used a strong presidency. they believe in a strong presidency. and under this theory, it is really the current president who has the power and the power over all of the parts of the executive branch. so the idea that a previous president could come in and do something like exert executive privilege really chips away at that. and you have people on the bench, i'm not sure about the 11th circuit, but certainly on the supreme court who would not want to see that chipped away at. they want this theory, they've been pushing for this theory. the federalist society was founded in part because there was a strong belief in this theory. and now to see judge cannon in her decision sort of weaken it in an

joined by chris christie, donna brazile, julie pace and rachel scott our congressional correspondent.even divide among democrats and republicans in the generic. that's not saying much for democrats as we head into the midterms. >> it's not. the key numbers i looked at was the president at 36 on his approval rating, 21 points under water. 74% of people said the economy is bad. that's how they characterized it. it's the top issue to 84% of the people. that's all bad news for the democrats in that poll. i'll tell you, i was talking to a family farmer this week. what we have to look forward to, he said since biden went in office his diesel costs are up 222% on his farm. his nitrogen costs are up 262%. that's not only bad for them, but it's going to hit us in supermarkets all over this country. this is hardly over. that's what these numbers are telling us. people are feeling that. they're going to vote that way. that's not good for the democrats. >> any argument the democrats can make inflation not the top issue on voters' mind as they go to the polls? >> democrats understand that the stak

chris christie, let us not forget, because after hurricane sandy he understood they needed the money. and lost any chance that he would ever be president of the united states. charlie crist was a deeply compassionate man, he's gotta like joe biden man, is a huggie man, he was booted out of the party for being compassionate to voters were standing and long lines in 2008 for taking the obama stimulus money when again the akana meat was collapsing. there isn't a republican you can think of who has been rewarded for demonstrating compassion. you get rewarded for doing stunts like desantis was doing before. your thoughts. >> joy, joe biden will come to florida and there's only one way that run desantis should handle the. with grace, with hospitality and with gratitude for the federal government. i don't know how long he will do that and how long it will last but that will be a test of his fitness as it was for chris christie and charlie crist. i will say this very important, ron desantis said to joe biden, you alone by the stroke of a pan can ensure fema programs ensure 100% of the cost. g

want to dress like rob kardashian, clothing online today or get free today sitting across from chris christieic number three. kellogg's selling cereal bowls the come pre-packed with powdered milk. all you do is out of order so it turns out the unhealthiest thing you can have for breakfast isn't jen. they are called insta goals meant for the on the go cereal lovers with no time for traditional sitdown bills unless you count sitting down at the bus stop. each portable bowl is proportioned with single serving of cereal and healthy sprinkling of powdered milk so now it's never easier to smuggle cocaine in the morning. kellogg's says the bulls are ideal for city dwellers who have trouble finding milk on the town or as a new york city resident, i agree it's almost impossible to find the nipples on iraq. even if you do, they barely have enough for a small latte nothing. topic number four. in our queen elizabeth let's hear from some royal pains in the arts. you are male tina kicks off with kenne-daylia, more like canada dorky. punch yourself. even kim kardashian is not asso annoying as you. m you don

consumption so the next time you plan to drive with 100 pounds of cheese, he better also bring chris christiecheese. topic number three. a new report claims british drug dealers offer discount on cocaine in honor of the queen's death. she'd want that way pay tribute to her majesty with royal highness. drug dealers with no time getting royal persuasive, some texting offers minutes after the queen post post passed away. one dealer offer customers a gram of quote fine bolivian flake for 96 british pounds in honor of the queens 96 years of life and from what i hear, but a bag of weed for print andrew's girlfriend, it makes sense to use the queen to sell coke because british druggies have been storing it up of her picture for decades but royal experts say queen elizabeth would want anyone to use cocaine or ketamine in her honor because obviously is a better drug to honor such an incredible heroin. topic number four. world's most advanced robot promised researchers robot will never take over the world which given who's running the world now, i am ashamed. this is a robot with the ability to answer

neil: not the same as being a floridian but i do remember that, chris christie running for presidentandy, he opted not to and in the back of my mind, that was his moment. >> you got to think when you run estate as an executive it puts you in that conversation and you think about the conversation for 2024 on the republican side, look to glenn youngkin and a lot of voices, governor abbott, people on both sides of the aisle will say i have shown what i can do as commander in chief or chief executive of the state. a lot of governors who end appear in the senate are frustrated because then they are one of the hundred or hundreds but when they worked at the state level to do a budget to handle emergency, it tests them and shows if they are ready to be that chief executive so there's a lot of opportunity when these things happen. neil: look forward to this weekend, shannon bream on all of that, 458 points. england, the bank of england was scarfing up a lot of britain's version of treasury notes and bonds to support the currency. it worked a little bit but was seen as a reminder that central

that's a quote from chris christie, the chairman of president trump's opioid task force. we are executing on a bipartisan -- on bipartisan recommendations that came from the prior administration and from the biden administration to create a real mental health parity system in our nation. i urge passage of the bill and yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair now wreck -- the chair: the gentleman reserves. the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. chairman. our colleagues keep saying the goal is compliance. if the goal is compliance, then it's up to the department to define the standard. employers do not know what the standard is. therefore they do not know what is expected of them to comply. with that i yield three minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. good. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. good: thank you, mr. speaker. and ranking member foxx. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong opposition to h.r. 7780, the china virus lockdowns of our sch

sanger, "washington post" political correspondent mary jordan, and former new jersey governor chris christiepolitics in just a moment, but queen elizath so lo, but of a very different kind than americans. no hard power, really, in being a queen, and yet, how do you think she served her country and the world, and what lessons for other leaders are there in the way she did it? >> i heard someone say recently, i agree. she was, her nation's mother. and she evolved into that, obviously over years, because she went into the job extremely her father, but she provided a sense of stability. a sense of guidance. a sense of calm. during very turbulent times in great britain and the world. so i think that's what she provided. it's going to be very interesting to see her son. now, remember. we knew nothing about her when he father died. she was not prepared to be queen. charles, as you and i discussed off-air, preparing for nearly 70 years, and we know everything about it. his broken marriage. his difficulties with his parents and all the rest. will he be able to be the same time of symbol for great bri

former new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie with this. >> it will hit us in supermarkets all over this country. this is hardly over. that's what these numbers are telling. people are feeling that and they will vote that way and that's not good for the democrats. we better pay heed to history. it will happen again. when you have a bad economy, that's what people vote on. they don't vote on anything else. that's what affects them and their families every day. >> harris: white house correspondent peter doocy has more from the north lawn. >> a lot of those not so friendly to the white house statistics are not things we hear about a lot here. so officials, biden officials are hoping to define the mid-term landscape as one mostly about women's rights. >> if you care about doctors and nurses not beingo women who may be experiencing miscarriages, then i think that people have to give ample consideration as to who represents and who has put policy in place to support those values. >> to that end white house officials are spending a lot more time trying to talk about r

main contender matt bowers who is a former lobbyist for an opioid manufacturer, and operator for chris christie $5 million to attack me, homegrown conservative voice for our state. but the people are smart and they understand when you are attacking you, that means you are over the target and winning, and i have no doubt we are going to win, we need help from the people in flood the polls and say no to the swamp. and i appreciate the support coming to our. >> tucker: $5 million to stop you, wow. you must be saying the right things. karoline leavitt great to see you tonight. thank you so much. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: we will be right back. ♪ ♪ hi, my name is reggie and i lost 30 pounds with golo. before golo, my blood pressure was really high, but after golo, i was able to cut my medication in half. with golo, i've not only lost weight, i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. >> we're out of time but check out our two part documentary on the criminal mutilationation of children. we'll hope you watch. and of course we'll be back tomorrow. now, ladies and gentlemen, sea

but on one of their main disagreements, even trump ally chris christie thinks trump's team has a losingnt. >> the main thrust is that some of these may be held by executive privilege, well, there's only one executive that can assert the privilege and that is the current executive joe biden. >> josh cannon is asking trump in the doj to come to some working with on a special master review, but to little avail. each side putting up their preferred candidates for the job, trump's legal team on monday objecting to the doj's proposed candidates, while refusing to give reasons why. saying they will explain to the judge in private. both sides suggesting, different timelines. doj wanting the review finish by mid october as opposed to the 90-day deadline set forth by trump's side. meanwhile, court documents show a texas woman is under arrest tonight for allegedly leaving three threatening force meals for the judge, calling for her assassination. the disturbing fallout from the highly publicized court proceedings come at the same time we are learning new details about how trump repeatedly told aid

. >> jesse: do you remember sandy, obama had the official jacket, and got hugged by chris christie. were furious. it's costing us. is biden going to fly to florida, try to hug ron desantis, and should ron desantis hug him back? >> look, it's appropriate. the federal government has responsibilities under the law. people like having the president come in an aftermath of something like this. look, what i think governor desantis is keep the politics out of this. he's completely focused on doing his job. if the president comes to visit, he should welcome him, thank him for his assistance. i'm absolutely confident he will. and remember, if you step back from this, the only politics about this is if you're up to the job. if you're the mayor of new orleans, and you don't seem to be up to the job after katrina, the voters respond. if you're the governor of florida, like jeb bush, and those before and after him, governor scott who seemed to be in charge of these things, doing the right thing, they're rewarded by the people of their state, because that's what they want a governor to do, to be

"chris christie at a roy rogers at 11:00 p.m. in the evening trying to console himself."e's a terrible person, but sometimes he is funny. you have to admit. in little italy right now in new york, they're in the middle of the feast of san gennaro, which is a huge italian foodfest. it happens every year. and it's highlighted by a very competitive annual cannoli eating contest. >> go, go, go, go, go! >> returning to the competition this year was matt who gobbled up 23 cannoli during last year's face-off, winning the title. when it was over, he was victorious once again, this time only taking down 18 cannoli. >> i'll be fine. i got dinner reservations tonight at 8:00. >> jimmy: i hope matt saved room for dessert. we are going to be in new york next week. we're headed to brooklyn for the first time in three years for a week of shows. from the brooklyn academy of music. guillermo is already en route aboard his bus, the guillermobile. he will be making stops in first we sent him to philadelphia. then he is going to dallas tomorrow, chicago, and boston. it's a circuitous route, b

world we live in, who understand the power -- >> of facts. >> and the power of bill barr and chris christie others of right wing media saying, these are very powerful claims, legal claims. the facts are bad for donald trump. they understand that. they understand that when they cross that rubicon, the moment that merrick garland decided i'm going to authorize this search of mar-a-lago, send the fbi down there, he knew he was crossing the rubicon and going a place he did not want to go, which is there was going to be a massive political war over this. once they cross that rubicon, i think they are not politicizing the case, but they know the war they're in and there's people in that department who are smart and understand that part of the way you illustrate the potency of the case, the obliterating nature of it is to have reenforcement like we almost never have in our politics now of former trump allies on right wing media saying the same things people are saying on straight media, on msnbc, on cnn and other places. that's an important thing that speaks to the legitimacy of the case and to wh

on one of their main disagreements, even trump ally chris christie thinks trump's team has a losing argumenthe main thrust is some may be covered by executive privilege. there's only one executive who can assert the privilege, there's only one and that's joe biden. >> they're asking them to come to some agreement on the master review, to no avail. each side putting up their candidates for the job and suggesting different time lines. doj wants it done by mid october, compared to the 90 day time line from the trump side. trump's challenger in 2016, hillary clinton, saying she believes trump should be treated like any other american in a criminal investigation. >> if the evidence proves or seems to show that there are charges that should be levelled, then i think the rule of law should apply to anyone. >> reporter: and trump's legal team has just filed a three-page response to doj's two possible candidates for special master. trump's team is saying they object to both candidates but are refusing to publically give their reasons why, saying they'll do it in private with the judge. we are expecti

then governor chris christie and president obama worked side by side, even sharing a warm >> politically, christie paid for it when 3 years later he ran for his party's nomination for president. i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug and if you want to give him a big right? >> the recent cooperation between biden and desantis is one bright spot in an otherwise tense relationship. what would be the best as for biden to do is job and secure the border. desantis built his political brand inserting himself into national politics. critical of the president on crime covid and the border. the biden administration equally critical of desantis most recently calling his sending migrants to martha's vineyard. shameful. >> republican governors interfering in that process and using migrants as political pines is a shameful is reckless. >> 905. here in the bay area. we have urban search and rescue teams standing by ready to help out in florida if they're called upon the battalion chief of the menlo park fire protection district actually gave us a tour of some of

. >> we remember president obama hugging chris christie in new jersey during super storm sandy. politics gets put aside. we will see whether desantis and biden can do that. we remember, of course, the trump reactions in puerto rico and elsewhere to storms. some of the sharp criticism of his responses. thanks, monica. i know you are standing by. we are waiting for the fema briefing in the briefing room. we will come to you when that's about to start. >>> elsewhere in town, jury selection beginning today in the high-profile trial of five oath keepers in their role in the attack on the capitol. the leader and four others are facing charges of seditious conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding and other things. ryan, first of all, you have 150 potential jurors. this could take a while. if he are in jury selection. what's going on now? >> reporter: it could take a while. with the jury selection, you get a cross-section of d.c. i find fascinating. one woman talked about her son being incarcerated. another woman, former member of the military, had been to the capitol a couple

then governor chris christie and president obama worked side by side, even sharing a warm handshake. politically. christie paid for it when 3 years later he ran npfor his party's nomination fo president. i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug and if you want to give him a big right? >> the recent cooperation between biden and desantis is one bright spot in an otherwise tense relationship. what would be the best as for biden to do is job and secure the border. desantis built his political brand inserting himself into national politics. critical of the president on crime covid and the border. the biden administration equally critical of desantis most recently calling his sending migrants to martha's vineyard. shameful. >> republican governors interfering in that process and using migrants as political pines is a shameful is reckless. >> or here in the bay area, urban search and rescue teams are standing by to help out in florida if they're needed. the battalion chief of the menlo park fire protection district gave us this. look at some of the equi

then governor chris christie and president obama worked side by side, even sharing a warm handshake. politically. christie paid for it when 3 years later he ran for his party's nomination for president. i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug and if you want to give him a big right? >> the recent cooperation between biden and desantis is one bright spot in an otherwise tense relationship. what would be the best as for biden to do is job and secure the border. desantis built his political brand inserting himself into national politics. critical of the president on crime covid and the border. the biden administration equally critical of desantis most recently calling his sending migrants to martha's vineyard. shameful. >> republican governors interfering in that process and using migrants as political pines is a shameful is reckless. >> well, here in the bay area and urban search and rescue team is standing by to take off for florida at any moment. the battalion chief of the menlo park fire protection district showed us all the equipment that they

and the most interestingly, it was his own wife, juanita, trump who told chris christie, the former governor that the president was not taking it seriously enough and that she told christie that she had raided her own husband on air force one saying that you are blowing this. she begged chrissy to come talk sense it to the president, and that tells you the level of alarm not only in the staff, but in his own family. >> and i don't know last time i called a 652-page book eight page turner, but this is. i'm only on page 2:32, so the questions i asked you are like that, i've got this book a couple days ago. i have 400 more pages to go. please come back and answer more questions about the latter 400 if you will. but well done to you peter, into your wife susan, such talent and i appreciate you coming on to talk about your friendship. >> thank, you i won't spoil the ending for you, but it is a fast read. >> i'll do it after the show! thank you. all right everyone, nearly a week after hurricane fiona struck puerto rico, half of the island still without power and people there are seething and deman

i want to follow up on what chris christie said. it is what i said during my political career.i started running, i was 29 years old. i went in going, gee, younger voters are going to vote for he and older voters won't. it was the opposite. older voters voted for me overwhelmingly, and the younger voters didn't go to vote. after two, three terms, i'd speak at colleges and high schools. people would ask, why don't you advertise on our radio stations? i said, because you don't vote. i would love -- i'll show you the numbers. you guys don't vote. you need to vote. every time you hear somebody saying, oh, this year is when the young people will get out and vote, i always say, you're going to leave politicians waiting at the altar because they never show up. but i take it you are here, and we had that package, because this political reality just may be changing. tell us about it. >> well, i think you're right, joe. your experience is right. we're in the 1990s, a generation ago when younger people were gen-x and some baby boomers, right? that's the issue, i think, with governor christ

but the obstruction case, which is what far-right legal analysts keep returning to, people like chris christie has to be aided by witnesses or documents that suggest that perhaps -- it would seem that it is aided by someone who can pointed them to surveillance footage, by someone who could say, there's still more, or it's not all in the storage room, check the office. what do you make of the strength of the obstruction case? >> it's very strong. from the very start of that search, i and i think most people that worked at the justice department have said, nicole, they must have a source or sources on the inside. it's just too hard to think they would have known to go in, know where exactly to go in, and get these documents. so i certainly think there is a source or sources on the inside. i also think that donald trump himself recognizes it. politico just reported that the lawyer that donald trump hired is getting paid $3 million for this. and just, you know, i've handled a lot of the biggest case in the entire system. $3 million is an extraordinary, extraordinary a. money to do a case. if you t

>> i mean, i just -- i can't help thinking of that image, it became fraught on all sides of chris christie>> think about that. >> became a political -- i guess it was to his detriment in the republican party. i know that aid has been promised by president joe biden. we have no reason to suspect that that aid won't be -- by the governor of florida. but what concerns do you have if that relationship breaks down? >> you know, my concern -- there is such public attention to this and it is fraught with such risk for both president biden and the governor of florida, that i think they will work as effectively as they can -- >> serves everybody. >> serves everybody. everyone gets credit when it works right and fingerpointing gets very ugly when it doesn't. so, there is a motive for this cooperation. but the planning is one thing. the excuse is something quite different. this is a storm now with hurricane-force winds which extend 40 miles out, where tropical storm-force winds extend 175 miles out. and everybody is on haunches, hopefully, to get there safely. how fast will they get in and cooperate