chris christie he will not he joining _ is that chris christie he will not be joining the no labelsirman of no labels a senator— the founding chairman of no labels a senator from connecticut, lieberman passed _ senator from connecticut, lieberman passed away and i feel awful and that is— passed away and i feel awful and that is a — passed away and i feel awful and that is a sad state of affairs, but the no _ that is a sad state of affairs, but the no labels ticket which is the third—party venture has candidate after— third—party venture has candidate after candidate, potential candidates, reject them. it is clear that no_ candidates, reject them. it is clear that no label is based on the focus groups. _ that no label is based on the focus groups, based on the polling, that a no labels— groups, based on the polling, that a no labels third—party ticket really pretty— no labels third—party ticket really pretty much threatens a donald trump presidency— pretty much threatens a donald trump presidency because of the centre—right suburban swing voters who reject — centre—right suburban swi

how has biden not called chris christie?alpractice and he is not the only anti-trump republican waiting for the phone to ring. i could not emphasize anymore the importance of that one piece of that point. what are the campaign efforts to get the president in communication. maybe it is and we don't know and it is not being public yet. do you think that is going to be an important part or should be an important part of this effort as well? raising all that cash is having the reinforcement of republicans and independents out there like chris christie, liz cheney, or mitt romney. even if they don't absolutely endorse but give a wink and a nod to say this guy that stands for democracy is better for this than the one he wants to be a dictator? >> it is important. and our campaign has been focused on these voters and on communicating. the folks trump has said he does not want in the republican party. they are not extreme enough for him. and these are people that have been showing up. voters who in the primary season, when chris chr

thing from chris christie, when 6 chris— the same thing from chris christie, when a chris christie boweds christie bowed out, he was asked if he would consider being on a third _ was asked if he would consider being on a third party tickets, he did not say no _ on a third party tickets, he did not say no he — on a third party tickets, he did not say no. he said he would like. nikki haley— say no. he said he would like. nikki haiev was _ say no. he said he would like. nikki haley was asked this days ago and she did _ haley was asked this days ago and she did not say no. she bought a little _ she did not say no. she bought a little cold — she did not say no. she bought a little cold water on it, which she has to, — little cold water on it, which she has to, and _ little cold water on it, which she has to, and she said she was running a republican, but again, she did not say no _ a republican, but again, she did not say no i_ a republican, but again, she did not say no. i think there is a possibility that she is flirting with— possibility that she is flirting with that, and if she does go t

attorney, chris christie.ore closely at why kushner might have turned down the plum gig in order to not have to testify, chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel a suspicious amount of money to mcgreevey's campaign, the way he had donated to certain campaigns was illegal. if you are corrupting our political system, this office will bring you to justice. charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving. he would give money in the names of other people. if you are jim mcgreevey and you want money, this is a very beneficial practice, because it wasn't just the money that he could give, but the money that he could mobilize on someone's behalf that made him particularly attractive to people running for office. he also secretly used partnership funds for political contributions, and when his siblings, including brother murray kushner, found out that their money was being used to fund politicians without their consent, they started cooperating with chris christie. if you choose to

attorney chris christie were all swirling around mcgreevey, when one hot august day in 2004, he called conference, but instead of talking about any of that, he dropped this bombshell. so my truth is that... he was gay and having an affair with a man, and he was resigning. with headlines like these, who cares about government corruption? tonight a stunning admission from new jersey governor james mcgreevey. the twice-married father of two admitted today he had an extramarital affair with another man. it was shocking. everybody about it was shocking. i remember one of the senior reporters at the paper, she lets out just this instinctive response of a gasp, like... [gasps loudly] mcgreevey's coming out might not seem gasp-worthy today, but keep in mind, 2004 was a very different time, and the most prominent gay people that many americans knew were fictional characters on a tv show portrayed by actors who themselves were not openly gay. so pop culture and the media latched on to the gay jokes with the maturity of a 13-year-old hopped up on pixy sticks. i mean, so the guy's a fanook. [laugh

chris christie said, make no mistake. when it comes down to, if you put donald trump in office and it's between what is best for america or best for donald trump, he's going to choose himself. and what we've seen him play out on the campaign trail is he consistently sets up this dichotomy of you are with me or you're against me. and if you are against me, you are bad. not good. and will frankly, that's how he's ran his political life the moment he came down that golden escalator. this is something every republican is going to have to contend with. because he is at the top of the republican ticket. we asked joe biden what he thought about the president. and he said, y, y, and x. >> i wonder what they think about the former president's comments here. >> mark, can you help give us some content here? in past elections, we've seen jewish supporters largely back democrats, african american voters, women. you study polling and election results. is that changing at all? >> yeah, jonathan, over the last several voting cycles, jewi

chris christie made this as one of his central pillars in his candidacy against donald trump. me make this argument of christie trying to make this argument before republican primary voters. >> when you look at just his campaign filings yesterday, almost most of the money that middle class americans have given to him, he spent on his own legal fees, and this guy is a billionaire, and how about you go down the street, maybe just sells trump tower and pays for his legal fees that way or maybe sell the plane. >> he's the cheapest person i've ever met in my life and what he's very good at caitlin, is spending other people's money. they think they are paying for campaign expenses, not personal legal expenses. what happens here is this is a documents case. it had nothing to do with the campaign at all. it's a personal fault of his, mistakes he made that he's now being held to account for and has to pay lawyers to defend him. >> so carol, we match, i can see. this message only lasted and only was in front of republican primary voters as long as chris christie's candidacy lasted, and

chris christie ran because he just didn't want trump. i am running because it's not about trump. i voted for him twice. i was proud to serve in his administration. this is not a never trump movement. i see america going into a bad direction, one that's going off a fiscal cliff, one where our kids don't ever think they'll be able to afford a home, we have 31% of eighth graders in our country reading and one with where we have a ridiculously open border and one where we're about to fall into war if we don't go forward. i think that's dangerous. i think that's not what americans want and that's what i'm trying to say. we need to stop this direction and go in a new direction where we can be safe and healthy, economic freedom, freedom of all types so that we can have americans that feel like they have a government working for them again. >> all right. i want to ask you about january 6th. it's been in the headlines again because the supreme court has said it is going to take the immunity case as it relates to former president trump. as you may recall, senate minority leader mitch mccon

if you're going to try to get chris christie, chris christie is a bomb thrower and very eloquent, certainly effective on the campaign trail. why not try to get him to campaign on your behalf in the sense he doesn't like donald trump and doesn't want donald trump to win. why hasn't there been outreach? >> remember the 2020 democratic convention, you had none other than john kasich, the governor of ohio, the republican giving a keynote address. he hasn't heard from the biden campaign, not only since the convention, but, you know, since the last few years even it's a big question of whether this is part of the strategy first to reinforce the democratic tent, make sure you've got the democrats in line before you spread out and reach out to republicans. >> joe biden is the guy that builds relationships. >> he got attacked in the primary in 2020 for having these relationships with republicans. i guess this is one of the things the campaign would say, stay tuned, there's time to do it. >>> talking about messaging, the messaging on donald trump's side is he doesn't need all of that money to run. he

and i think that people are afraid of reality, which is that which chris christie did. i mean, he tested it himself and he determined that he could draw more votes away from biden, that it could from trump's so good for chris christie. but that's that's what the organization itself said. we're not gonna do anything that would help trump in any way. so it man, in the end, turn out that there's no candidates and by the way, i think that part of the reason for that is that there was a lot of disinformation about no labels objective, that there were people selling the notion that they were intentionally trying to help trump, which clearly they never were. joe biden, joe lieberman is a biblical man of his word. when he said unequivocally, it that we're not gonna do anything to help trump i believed them and and i'm certain that that's going to be the case, going forward. >> although >> i will say there are some other options, laura that i talked to liebermann about, which is that even if they don't have a unity ticket that they talked about running, there's some possibility.

so if you really i understand people might not like joe biden, particularly chris christie. i commend chris christie what he did in a primary to donald trump, keeping him holding them accountable. one of the very few, but if you do not want donald trump to be president, you should not run on a no labels ticket, which is why, right now, larry hogan, just joe manchin everybody that they've talked to has turned this very generous offer of, hey, would you like to be the third party spoiler in the upcoming race and reelect donald trump. they've all declined it. >> and look it, >> everybody loves being can come to and said bet, which we think you'd make a great president and go around to don't look in the mirror and you're like, i see a president. >> yeah. you make the tv rounds. you >> and everybody keeps asking you, you're going to run, you're going to run, you're gonna run. it's a great way to stay in the mix, but everyone has looked at it, knows exactly what they do. they reelect donald trump just like ashley said, and they eventually decline. >> all right. it's very very, ver

maybe chris christie is. neil: be. there's a lot of talk. we will see what comes out of it. thank you very much. now this. three days until donald trump can secure $454 million bond in his civil fraud case. new york attorney general leticia james moved to tears her property in new york. we do -- we were wondering if we could get cb cotton but we have her here, great to have you here. my question is, is donald trump going to come up with the money? >> reporter: he told the legal team he doesn't have the cash for the bond but on truth social trump boasting about money he says he now has on hand, writing in part through hard work, talent and luck, i currently have $500 million in cash, substantial amount of which i intended to use in my campaign for president. this as the judge you handed down trump's staggering penalty of 454 million in the civil fraud case order the trump organization on thursday to inform the court of its efforts to secure the bonds. trump's lawyers have called this effort a plot to impossibility, securing the bond because insurance company's won't under wri

chris christie said make no mistake. when it comes down to if you put donald trump back in office and there is a decision to make and it is what is best for the american people or best for donald trump, he will choose himself. and what we are seeing play out on the campaign trail with his remarks is that he consistently sets up this dichotomy with either you are with me or you are against me. and if you are against me, you are bad. you are in fact not good. and that is, frankly, that is how he ran his political life from the moment he came down that golden escalator, before that with his racist birtherrism. when joe biden says things, we ask democrats what do you think about the president and he said x, y, and z. i would like to know what a number of republicans running for election and battleground states think about the former president's comments here. >> we have seen jewish voters back democrats. college educated voters. you study polling, election results. is that changing at all? >> yeah. over the last several elec

i mean, it's not a no, but chris christie is basically making clear that if there's anything that would help donald trump getting the oval office he won't do it and at almost every single poll at this moment shows that a no labels ticket would help donald trump rather than hurt donald trump because don't trump has a higher ceiling, then joe biden. and in fact, is that in what you've seen, every single poll, is that the race is still, donald trump has the edge, but but it's still competitive when it's just one-on-one every single poll with a third-party candidate are multiple third-party candidates shows trump with an even larger edge, if not a dominant electoral college, lead knowing chris christie, knowing his campaign, i find it very unlikely, but maybe there'll be some polls and two or three months that showed that no labels ticket is suddenly barry is only taking away from trump votes. >> well, you know, i mean, rfk junior >> used to be thought that he was going to take only from biden and now it's really a toss up. so one never knows. lastly, i want to get to something because the

is there a value to somebody like chris christie saying not only do not endorse trump but i am not votingf different parts of the republican and former republican party that are waiting to be asked and waiting to be able to say the president is bigger than my politics or ideology. it is about democracy and america or trump. he made a personal ask. there probably a dozen people at that level for each of them represents a little different faction of this anti-trump republican conservative movement. of you should be making those calls. i hope he is. maybe we have not heard about it yet, but i think you should be because what i am seeing now is the operations of the campaign are doing well. if you could show republicans who could stand out there and say this is my record for years be we are not trying to convert the whole party. we are not trying to convert all of the red hat guys. we are trying to convert those republicans who have walked away from trump in 16 and 20 and who really understand the threat he poses. the president could do a lot to make this get more momentum, and i think it wou

former new jersey governor chris christie's next political ambition bees before they start.ris christie turned down an offer to run for president on the no labels ticket. the former gop presidential candidate saying, quote, i appreciate the encouragement i've gotten to pursue a third party candidacy, i believe we need a country that believes everyone has a stake in what we're doing and leadership that tries to bring people together instead of using anger to divide us. he's expressed concern that any candidate on the no labels ticket would help donald trump become president again, something he promises a candidate he would not let happen. well, the biden administration's climate rule has been struck down by texas judge, the rule requires states to measure and report greenhouse gas emissions from any vehicles using the u.s. highway system. the judge writing the rule was unauthorized and remember last december texas attorney general ken paxton said the d.o.t. doesn't have the statutory authority to institute such a rule. staying with energy and vehicles, nine states have plans

neil: well, you know, to her point, doug, a lot of those names from joe manchin to chris christie, nikkieemed to have dismissed that. larry hogan, the former maryland governor, decided to run for senate, so that takes him out. then you go down the list, and it's not quite as a impressive. i don't mean that to disparage anyone else, but they're not as well known. so you have to deal with that besides raising money, besides getting on ballots. >> and there's one other issue, neil. with robert f. if kennedy jr. a candidate polling anywhere from 7-15 of the vote, some of the vote that would be expected to go to a credible no labels candidate if, in fact, they come up with one, i think is naturally going to robert f. kennedy -- neil: he won't even be on all state ballots as things stand now, right? >> yes. at this point he aspirationally wanted to be, he could make a deal with the libertarian thes. but even if he's on some state ballots, neil, it makes the bar a higher one for no labels. jeff duncan, a good man, certainly, i don't believe can attract national support and midwest of all nation

if your if your argument if your argument is there's not a groundswell well, for chris christie, that i believe all the data shows it but i look at all the data you do and three-quarters of americans, they want another choice. i think the moon and the stars have lined up for this election but you got to have candidates. you've got to have. and i've not heard any names so far that i think. okay. that's the ticket. you get to the final word. go ahead >> yes, i agree with you and there's going to be a stronger third-party showing this time than we've seen since ross perot. the question is to who and to where. i think no labels has some internal contradictions that they need he the workout and that they haven't at all. and so it's just a question of who are the bodies in the field right now, that body is rfk. >> matt, thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> thank you, michael let's check in on social media by the way, just thinking of the week ahead super tuesday on tuesday, state of the union on thursday. of course, you can watch it here on cnn and then friday, no labels with its g

i just want i ask you quickly about chris christie who of course was in this race. i think you would count him as a never trump are at this point, he told a david axelrod when asked whether kristie would potentially serve as a candidate for president on the no labels ticket, he left the door open. he said he's looking at it, though he doesn't want that country to go through what i think will be the misery of a second term >> yeah. if he doesn't want donald trump to be elected >> president again, he won't run as a third party candidate because like i said, you're building an anti-trump coalition, not a pro joe biden coalition and anything that's splits up the anti-trump coalition and gibbs people a third dwayne or an off-ramp. all that does is hurt joe biden and help donald trump. and i know chris christie does not want to be in the position of re-elected donald trump. >> sarah longwell. thank you so much. really appreciate it. fascinating stuff the games are already underway. president biden is getting all in on march madness. fun will show you his brackets and brea

as you point out, it's a lonely island. >> chris christie are roaming around. all right. thank you so much, basil. appreciate it. bax did this button on the back of the pilots cockpit seat lead to a sudden and violent plunged mid air boeing is now checking airlines and i check every single one of those seats on that plane. thank could this really been the cause though? i let who was flown this plane hundreds of times is outfront next and south dakota governor kristi noem facing questions about her for social media posts like this one for shoe inserts >> totally built me in search for running separate ones for my cowboy boots even the most chill and parents know when it's time to go into protect mode nothing kills more viruses on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray >> this is pickleball >> is basically tennis for >> babies before adults, it should be called waffle tennis >> yet bowman, like a piano >> we have nothing to worry about with e-trade for morgan stanley. we're ready for whatever gets served up. >> do you got to work on your chest? >> rather work on saving

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candidate and we all saw what happened to chris christie. once it became two person race she did turn much more negative, much more critical of trump. i don't know what they're thinking is on 2028. it will depend a lot on what happens to trump in 2024. if he wins the presidency, she could be in the wilderness for a while here. if he fails to win the presidency, maybe the party talks about, you know, do we need to change our tone? do we need to change our message? and she could be at the front of the line of people who said i told you so. >> ainsley: why she stayed in longer. you are right. >> steve: can i ask you a question about her donors? she raised $12 million in february. are her donors, are they republicans going to fund now donald trump or were they anti-trumpers? >> i mean, i don't have like specific data on that. hard to quantify that i'm sure somebody will do a thorough analysis on that once we get a couple more fec reports. some of her donors were democrats. some of her donors were anti-trump. some of her donors, you know, are loy

chris christie called it a grift. news breaking just before we came on the air about all of the overseas business that jared kushner is closing in on as his father in law again clinches the nomination. the reporter on that extraordinary new piece of investigative journalism will be our guest into and time is running out to help supreme court the people in the milt fight against russia. it is become a grim reality for people living and fighting there. that washington dysfunction here at home could lead to a disaster, a calamity in ukraine. we'll talk with a member of the ukraine parliament on the realities on the ground in ukraine without american support. all of those stories and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. this bad boy can fix anything. yep, tough day at work, nice cruise will sort you right out. when i'm riding, i'm not even thinking about my painful cavity. well, you shouldn't ignore that. and every time i get stressed about having to pay my bills, i just hop

>> well, i think she made a political calculation, and she's in there longer than chris christie, that'sbably going to -- they're all going to lose to trump. if she can look in the mirror that she enabled him and propped him and took a long time to tell the truth about him, but that's what she did. you know, i think she becomes an interesting figure because there are voters that care about her, not so much because of the campaign she ran. >> i agree. i agree. and i think she has an opportunity to make history here in a positive way as she unfolds like everybody else has folded. history is not going to be kind to this man. just the border, as david was talking about, if biden takes trump on the border i was in the senate when trump was president and he had said i'm going to build a wall, mexico's going to pay for it, i'm going to stop people at the border. he did none of that. >> he did none of that. sigh remember to the day i die, steve schmidt sitting in a remote shot yelling where are the. pesos. >> he had no idea. >> yeah. about what he was going to do. what biden has to do, whether i

election, of course you wouldn't pick that old man. >> and by the way, she has something that chris christie a softer version of the rural argument. christie could have never taken advantage of the one thing she had going for her, that she's a lady. it's still an anti-abortion argument, but that is their biggest peril, period, going into november. it's still the biggest threat to donald trump, to republicans down ballot, so i think because she's a woman, she would be able to stand on the stage with all those men, including the blustery chris christie and be the softer, gentler, including being a woman, being more trustworthy to female primary voters. she had that advantage going in and she's a better politician than chris christie. she presents herself really well. she came across, and the second piece that we really don't talk about anymore, and it's so weird because i'm used to talking about it about republicans, is on foreign policy. she stood ten toes down on ukraine. she's the one who mocked and ridiculed desantis on the issue of international spending and being a player in the world. i

chris christie threw his hat into the ring, no buckler from new jersey. and there were many, many others who thought that this time they could be donald trump. 2 point, oh, same policies, but with a slightly more human face as some of them put to. but they find out that the republican party wasn't ready to leave donald trump. in fact, if an ethic, the republican party has become the party of donald trump, years ago, he entered politics as a sales style disruptor, fighting against the democrats and the republican establishment. donald trump is the establishment, at least for conservatives. effectively seizing control of one of the oldest political parties in america. this was a hostile takeover. and so what you are seeing are people who are not necessarily republicans, but you are seeing people who are trapped loyalists. and so they have taken over the republican party despite losing a presidential election in 2020, his control is not even stronger. it punishes this loyalty. the new republican speaker in the house of representatives, our street was elected

>> i used to go in the fall you get a better deal they don't need the national guard just put chris christieh in a folding chair that a shut the whole thing down. >> all right answering the were to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >> you are watching mailing it in. >> welcome to mailing it in the first question from karen auto asking if you could go on vacation with any host and let's leave us out of this one because it's too easy who would it be and why guy. >> will i can't leave you out of this because we are to do this together and i always pay you back my half in cash. >> we have a great time. >> we would. >> like a buddy cop film he would be the. >> we would wear sweaters very wel

tim scott, chris christy. doug back gum. roland de santis. the old came the old challenge, donald trump, in the bowl full and by the wayside, people who were going to might make some sort of impact on the campaign. what has happened has been historic. donald trump has one all but one of the contests so far . and if the polls are to be believed, he's going to an almost every single one on super tuesday as well. there's one candidate still in there, a stopping him from absolutely a clean sweep and that is nikki haley. she won the dc primary on sunday. she said she would stay until super tuesday and then assess. but if she doesn't do well on super tuesday, the money will start to leave, and that makes it much more difficult to continue to campaign, even though you may be addicted to the crowds, to the chairs, to the buzz of the campaign trail. nikki haley. many people will say has put up a good fight, but the reality is, donald trump is only certainly going to be the republican party's presumptive republican presidential nominee. and that will a

a lot of exciting things, terrible things jesus said about chris christie.n't remember a lot of the parts. can't wait for the new edits. jimmy: in this region he thinks it's jesus and deport him, totally different, stick with me. there was a rapper named jay z who had a song, if ever there was a week to be doing that, a csonka, about the hustle. is there a part of you that admires that he started selling bibles when he paid hush money to a porn star. >> part of me admires that. it's the american way. it's the american way. i want to read those descriptions in the bible. jimmy: if it don't make dollars it don't make sense. i don't think it hurts trump as much as democrats think it does because it is a zillion dollar industry, it makes him look more virile, you wouldn't expect a porn scandal from biden. nobody wants to watch devon does dementia. >> to hold him to do the action. you don't want that. you know it would be jail. jimmy: rfk junior announced his running mate this week, and to get ballot access in all 50 states, check it out. >> democrats and republi

representative liz cheney and maryland governor larry hogan, and georgia governor brian kemp, and chris christie and mitch daniels, the former indiana governor and chris sununu of new hampshire, and what do you see with that? >> well, two things can be true. and i have shared this with others that it is difficult to mount a presidential run if there is an alternative in the making that may be successful at a grass roots or state level in a different arena, but to mount a presidential run, the barriers to entry are high. you can't get your candidate in front of the american people in all 50 states. so no labels is struggling from the mechanical issue, but then the general lack of support. i think that their mission is doom for failure, and they should abab don it, and there is more of an impact from the rfk jr. running on the similar issue of vaccine freedom, and that is something of enough of a constituency in the united states to disrupt a two-person race, but in that case, it actually hurts donald trump more than joe biden. >> what you think, atima? >> well, i don't disagree with congressman j

ron desantis, and chris christie who is a trump critic. notably, yass has not given any money to the former president himself. yass is a major donor to the conservative nonprofit group, club for growth. he gave $16 million to the political action committee affiliated with the club for growth and the organization and its related groups have also worked hard to mobilize opposition to the tiktok band on capitol hill. it was through club for growth that trump and yass got acquainted. this is what started to catch the critics attention. the two camps split on who to support in key races. earlier this year they mended fences with a little help from yass who is one of the people who reach out to the former president about attending the club for growth retreat this year. donald trump accepted the invitation and attended the retreat and gave a speech at the gathering where he gave yass a shout out calling the billionaire fantastic. then six days later on march 7th, trump announced that he h, had changed his mind about tiktok and came out against ba

desantis had the best record i can remember i thought that was a solid field know it could question chris christieompetent so that was not a haphazard field he just trounced, would you agree to that? >> i would agree. one of the great things is we have a great bunch of the republican party for the period after donald trump but what happened was in the other reason democrats are the authors of their own disaster here, it was the effort to go after donald trump a weapon i think the judicial system and by weapon i think the constitution with the 14th amendment and all the rest of it. donald trump is facing 91 indictments. charles manson only had ten indictments. ninety-one indictments at the federal state and local level so what happened was americans rallied around him and republican party rallied around him and it meant good candidates didn't have a good chance. >> i've got reports you had a tie on, saw me and took off. appreciate you. >> i just want to be you. >> what you do, i follow you around, by the same shoes and shirts, i just want to be brian kilmeade when i grow up. >> i want to be a think

and is chris christie going to come and speak at the dnc? i don't think it's necessary and i think it's counterproductive. >> can i say one point about that? it speaks to that particular piece of the coalition. i think everyone will come out and vote and say -- i mean, what you are saying, amanda, joe biden said that today. he put out a statement and he basically said, look you don't have to give me 50%, but can we agree on democracy and do that. that message was for those haley voters. when it comes to based democratic voters there has been focused on things like junk fees and that goes directly to the heart of what people deal with every single day. when people ask, the economy is doing well, but why do voters say i don't know about the economy. because they deal with things like creating crazy credit card fees and junk fees and now what you are saying the white house do is turn toward, look, we've done what we can on our own, but we are going to be on the edges, but we need to speak to the heart of the issues you are dealing with have to

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chris christie, mitt romney, jeff sessions, kevin mccarthy, rudy giuliani, ted cruz, ron desantis, mikeence. all his wives. [ laughter ] you think this won't be you too? destroying people like you is the only thing donald trump is good at. if he asks you to run, run! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] get those little legs moving like a toddler at a chuck e. cheese. in alabama, they just passed a bill that will ban diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at all public schools and universities. it also requires universities to get rid of gender-neutral bathrooms. the sponsor of the bill is a republican named will barfoot, who has been very anti-reading ever since he realized he had the word "barf" in his name. [ laughter ] the bill was signed into law yesterday by governor kay ivey. she's terrific. her motto is, if at first you don't secede, try, try again. [ laughter ] here's something fun out of iowa. this is a good reminder that it doesn't matter what you do, as long as you love doing it. >> a burlington woman is facing charges after police say she set fire to a porch. 46-year-old

reached polling of 1% and she was contending against significant and accomplished governess, chris christie, rhonda santos, asa hutchinson, doug burnham, she rose to the top, defeated them all. when she ran against donald trump she attracted 20% to 25% of the republican votes. what nikki haley has established is that there are 25% of the republican electorate out there at the moment does not seem to be prepared to vote for donald trump. going forward, how many of them would come over? nikki haley has carved out an area of the political spectrum on the republican or conservative side, that donald trump will need to address going forward if he is ready to build a coalition to get himself elected. edward: how does he get nikki brody -- nikki haley voters in his camp? >> one question is if he cares about the fact that she refused to endorse him. that was shrewd on her part. he is saying there are issues people were very attracted to me on. a foreign policy, greater focus on reducing spending and dealing with entitlements and the clear message is why don't you think about those issues a little h

she is sort of a close second and she's actually the only one left is so if it were desantis or chris christieably be the same margin these are not prone nikki voters c1 will katie in the near post it on the colonists went on to say, like haley year olds for the days when the gop was just so united chemical with losing and for trump, his ups no longer comfortable with losing i think that's probably true. katie: i think trump's taking a lot of positions that americans are thought about for a long time and wish that politicians and representatives would actually come out and say is why america versus been so successful the truth is the bottom line is the donald trump will be the republican nominee is going anywhere that is very professional campaign that he can meet joe biden november and yes people working in washington dc in america first policy institute for example you are ready to be plugged into the federal government should he went the willing to do the work and deliver the promises that he is making in this their campaign. he's more popular than ever as of the republican party. never und

. >> what we have seen before, we had a governor chris christie not too long ago. reelection by three points in his reelection just the other year. so, look. again, nothing can be taken for granted. especially on the heels of this indictment of the senator which has certainly been something that has, you know, given a lot of independent voters concern about the democratic party here in new jersey. which is why i have been pushing hard on this platform of restoring integrity back into our politics, fighting against corruption, and we have seen how powerful it has been in this primary so far. a message that has really galvanized and created not just a campaign, a movement for a better democracy. so we continue to push on that. we have a lawsuit that is trying to change and redefine new jersey politics. the operation we have had here far too long. we continue to do that. and really try to show that a reform agenda, a protect democracy agenda is powerful not just here in new jersey but across the country. >> andy kim now running for senate in new jersey. thank you very

maria: the no labels party reaching you out to former new jersey governor chris christie to possibly become their next nominee. he says he'll do anything he can to prevent a second trump term. jen psaki is warning the biden campaign about the dangers of an independent candidate, though. >> these third party candidates are huge, huge, huge problem and there's a number of them. if you lack at rfk junior, it's the name recognition issue and had interest are still states in the country obviously georgia's one of them, i will name, where the kennedy name is he be lived, -- is is beloved. they don't know he's an anti-vaxxer, a consistent spir conspiracytheorist. people need to be shouting it from the roof tops. this is one of the biggest threats to joe biden being reelected. maria: oh, boy. joe biden being reelected. cheryl, what do you sunshine. >> it's interesting, jen psaki is picking up what other left leaning media outlets are picking up on now and that's the defense of. jon: goa. joe biden. that's why you're getting the gaslighting. even the washington post coming out with a headline

and the voters do you act more like you would think a chris christie voter.an a few. what do you make of how the nikki haley voters our sounding. we sort of waltz into tomorrow. >> chris christie launched his campaign as the never trump candidate right from the start. i suppose it's not surprising that his voters were all never trump. nikki haley launched her campaign trying to be more church than that. but it is clear that a portion of her voters feel, as she is now saying, they reflect what she now says out of the campaign trail. the question in november is, what portion? how big is that slice? is it 10% of republican voters who would not vote for donald trump? is it 60%? where others voters? are they in the states that matter? and then the suburbs of those states that matter? all that is the kind of information that is very useful to democrats as they try to run joe biden's campaign. but i think you are right, it is pretty clear from the way the nikki haley is talking now that there are a group of people who support her who will never vote for donald trump

. >>> elsewhere, former new jersey governor chris christie says he will not run for president with the political group no labels. the announcement comes after christie's team spent several weeks researching the potential run. this makes him the latest to turn down the no label offer. leaders of no labels are hoping to find a candidate by april, but say they will not go forward without a clear path foovictory. many democrats feel a no labels bid would only hurt president biden's re-election chances. >>> meanwhile, some sad news. former u.s. senator and vice presidential candidate joe leiberman has died at the age of 82. his family released a statement announcing his death due to complications from a fall. the four-term senator represented connecticut from 1989 to 2006 as a democrat and later switched to being an independent before retiring from the senate in 2013. lieberman was the first jewish candidate on a major party's presidential ticket when al gore picked him as his running mate in the election. he lost the democratic primary in connecticut in 2006 because of his support of the i

and then, all of a sudden, she became chris christie.a sudden she was just hitting trump any time she could. and, you know, if you recall, i think it was in the 2020 election, mccain took a long time, i think eric fleischer made this point, to come out and endorse bush, and that was one of the closest elections. i think if she takes too long, then i think it is going to hurt. so the question is, who reaches out? i honestly think that nikki haley, to me, is like liz cheney. she's gone so far over the edge in destroying donald trump that i don't know that there's a lot of hope, but with donald trump, anything is possible and he knows what he's got to do to win. finally, only 26% of people think that joe biden has the mental capacity to serve another election. and so feeding right into that is the necessity, that the american people demand a debate. because the only thing he is going to show that he has the mental competence is to debate, he can't do it, and they know we can't. >> dana: we will see after tomorrow's state of the union perfor

. >> look, what we've seen before is we had governor chris christie not too long ago, governor murphy reelection just the other year, so look, again, nothing can be taken for granted especially on the heels of this indictment of the senator which has certainly been something that has you know, given a lot of independent voters concerned about the democratic party in new jersey which is why i've been pushing hard on this platform of restoring integrity back into her politics, fighting against corruption and we've seen how powerful it's been in this primary so far, mrs. that has created not just a campaign but frankly, a movement here in new jersey for a better democracy. so we will continue to push on a that. we have a lawsuit a lawsui choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments

campaign did not want trump debating, he did not want him on a stage especially with mike pence or chris christiefraid of what he may say on a debate stage. in a rally setting, everybody expects him to be nuts, to say the crazy and horrible things he said over the weekend but standing on a stage with the current president but they know he cannot hold it together. they know he has only one way of doing it. when he tried to do to biden in 2020 or what he did due to hillary clinton. none of it is true. >> i think he has to debate, i think trump has to debate but to reach point, not only is his campaign afraid that he will say the crazy stuff but the man has 91 felony counts and could get himself in trouble legally given the cases against him. >> every time i hear someone like lindsey graham or anybody else say that, trump wants to debate income it reminds me of every time we hear from trump's lawyers, he wants to testify. except it never actually happens. not really, not in the way he was promoting it would. it is all smoke and mirrors. i am willing to do this thing but in the end i do not, he will

chris christie hasn't said that. john bolton won't say that. most of these trump officials will not say that. it's not just inconsistent. at this moment in time, that guy is a direct threat to our democracy. if you are a republican, former republican, conservative or and never trumper and don't have the decency to say, vote for biden, i think it is meaningless. >> one of the problems is the threat environment gets worse and worse. this is real. for people like us in the public eye all the time, it might be more common but there are ways to deal with it. for the cassidy hutchinsons of the world, the threats are real. and i was really shocked last night by this truth social post of this image of joe biden who, by the way, might have been sleeping, unconscious or dead in the back of the pickup truck. his hands are bound behind his back. horrible violent imagery. these are the bridges. they are warning people, not just joe biden, but everybody else, that bad things will happen if donald trump is not reelected. or that is what the donald trump peopl