chris christie. >> former new jersey governor, chris christie >> chris christie joins me now >> formercan governor of new jersey chris christie. >> seth: i mean, at this point christie's on cable news show much they're going to start putting him in a tiny box in the corner of the screen "let's check in on our christie cam. oh, looks like he's arguing with a stage hand about the jets. let's see how this plays out." [ laughter ] i mean, my god, he's been on cable news more often than the reverse mortgage commercials starring tom selleck at least do us the courtesy of growing the mustache, christie [ laughter ] also, damn you selleck and your silver tongue. i took out a reverse mortgage thinking i'd score some quick cash and now tom selleck lives in my house with my wife and kids [ light laughter ] in fact, he's doing the reverse mortgage commercials from my attic. [ laughter ] and even worse, he's best friends with the sea captain now. >> love me some selleck. he's my favorite of the "three men and a baby." sorry, guttenberg. [ laughter ] >> seth: true story. every night i do a "q and a"

tonight, chris christie. he's out with a new book "republican rescue", and it's a memo to his own party about how to move forward after six years defined by donald trump. the former president is already lashing out at christie for starting to speak out about the need to move past 2020 election lies, but can christie distance himself from trump now and is there still room in the gop for anyone not fully on the trump train? these are questions we put to trump in the next hour and how he answers says as much about his own future as it does about the republican party himself. you are a hard charging politician. you say what's on your mind. you're seen as an enabler by people who hate donald trump. you're seen as a traitor to people who love donald trump. so what is being chris christie like? >> being yourself. look, to me, i don't apologize for any of what you just said because in all those instances, i was being who i am, someone who tells the truth and goes with their gut, who believes in this country, believes

chris christie dropped out of the race.didn't lay a single glove. will he is the mainstream, he beginning the stamp of approval. and frankly, it was a really influential endorsement. we saw the numbers. a lot of republicans who -- say am i really going to report this game show host as president. i like the things he, says but it seems pretty aware that he could be the president, and all the sudden, you have chris christie. you have people endorsing him and that created a structure for them to vote for. trump so, you know, i get that it's better that you're doing, this going along with the coup. i give him half a cheer for that but before we get on to chris christie ben wagon, i'd actually like to hear from -- because i seem a little conflicted with the coup attempt that you just mentioned. >> don calloway take us down at least figuratively, trump has sent his, what do you call, it his envoy ambassador. and i'm sure was for lack of a coma, because no one down there can spell or right. his envoy ambassador, rick grenell. that

energized chris christie, ready for the next chapter of humiliation. here's the question.u are viewed, as it leaves partially responsible for trump and trumpism. a guy who was -- wrote the victory speech election night. you prepped him for debate with biden and on and on. how do you ever get away from that? >> i don't try to get away from that brian. that's what people like don wenzel, whoever he is. and olivia news, e unfortunately i know who she is. that's what they don't understand. elections are about choices. and you make choices in those elections, i don't shy away from the choices that i made. but on election night, when donald trump stood up and said, that the election was stolen, we have no evidence to prove that, and subsequently it's been proven. that the election was not stolen. that to me was just too much. and so i spoke out. let's face it, brian you know this cause you watch me talk on television for a long time. i have a number of disagreements with donald trump over the years during his presidency. i not only express this to him privately, but i expect sti

i don't give chris christie props for the statement.that refuse to fully condemn donald trump are part of the problem and need to start calling them out. i can't take you behind the gates of mar-a-lago because never golfing with the trumps and i'll give you my word. >> don, take 30 seconds, tell us about the two gentleman in the picture frames behind you given the significance of the day. >> 1958, united states army world war ii veteran, korea. did all the time amy came bean and served the country in the post office. united states air force, vietnam veteran. i remember them because they're my dad and godfather and came back do a country that didn't welcome them with open arms and a lot of veterans who served this country particularly black came back to a country that weren't welcome but marched forward. >> glad i asked. thank you very much. >> you got me. >> commend it to all. what a great conversation. two friends of this broadcast. >>> coming up, in all the noise surrounding vaccines one new book calls the existence a story of what we

he writes, chris christie, in trying to whitewash chris christie's five-year worship and active supportd trump is disturbing. olivia nuzzi writes, chris christie has spent the last five years proving that he is a coward and any member of the press who continues to promote the myth of being dirty is a myth. here's the question. as you are viewed as partly responsible for trump and trumpism, a guy who was present at the creation, you wrote the victory speech election night. you prepped him for debate with biden and on and on. how do you ever get away from that? >> i don't try to get away from that, brian. that's what people like don winslow, whoever he is, and olivia nuzzi, unfortunately, i know who she is, that's what they don't understand. elections are about choices, and you make choices in those elections and i don't shy away from the choices that i made. but on election night when donald trump stood up and said that the election was stolen and we had no evidence to prove that, and subsequently it's been proven that the election was not stolen, that to me was just too much. and so i s

what is most interesting to me about chris christie isn't about christie himself. that he is willing, to an extent, to directly criticize donald trump. it makes me wonder now whether something has changed over the last few weeks, where there are serious republicans -- say what you want about chris christie, but he is a serious republican -- who think there is an avenue to take him on. >> maybe not directly for themselves in terms of running, but at least to confront what he has been saying and what he represents in terms of the party going forward. i interviewed chris christie recently as well. he made some very similar points. what he did say to me was the victory in virginia by glenn youngkin and the fact that new jersey's gubernatorial race was as close as it was, those are two blue states -- not entirely the same but they're still blue states -- shows you there is some window for people who want to talk about issues as opposed to talking about donald trump and the things donald trump wants to talk about. that was very much where he was speaking. >> if it is jus

my guest tonight is the former governor of new jersey, chris christie.needs to be rescued. chris christie, welcome to "the daily show." >> trevor, happy to be back. >> trevor: before we start the interview, i want to know what type of interview are we having, a legit conversation or are you going to politician me? i only ask you this because you're the one person to tell me the truth. >> legit. >> trevor: let's do it. i love the title of your book, chris christie, "republican rescue: saving the party from truth deniers, conspiracy theorists, and the dangerous policies of joe biden." seems like the republicans need to be rescued from a lot of things. >> yeah, they do, and, look, the biggest thing we need to be rescued from -- or to is the truth. you know, if we don't become the party of telling the truth again, we've got no hope for anybody to trust us to do figure, and when we get all these conspiracy theories and truth denicer, it's just not going to work. what i try to do in the book is go through q anon and pizzagate and birther-ism and election stuff

chris christie isn't carving out space in that lane.now targeting of the republicans that voted for the infrastructure bill, is there sort of fatigue, exasperation, or unbridled enthusiasm for trump. >> you look at the lane chris christie is trying to carve out for himself, similar to glenn youngkin, little like what senate majority leader said. he doesn't want to talk donald trump. he is concerned about the midterm election and his future in terms of trying to retake the majority. when you look at the house of representatives, clearly this week on monday, tuesday, wednesday, a drum beat of what's happening with the republican party in the house, and it is vitriol like i have never seen. bashing each other, bashing democrats. i mean, the real kind of reverence of the institution, people that were part of it, is gone. the republican party now in the house really embodies that, and the fact that you don't have leaders like kevin mccarthy or others willing to take that on or punish some members, those that tweeted abhorrent video showing h

at healthcare.gov >>> chris christie has a blunt message to republicans.aid it's time for republicans to move forward. >> cnn national political reporter mauve reston has more on his resmessage and how gop candidates are positioning themselves. >> reporter: this gathering of the republican jewish coalition is such an important stop for any gop contender who wants to make it to the white house in 2024. we don't know what former president donald trump is going to do, whether he will run again, but these potential candidates from florida governor ron desantis to former vice president mike pence, to nikki haley and chris christie, ted cruz, they were all here to meet with these potential donors and bundlers who would be so critical to their potential campaigns in 2024. what this amounted to was a victory lap for then republican party about tuesday night's results and with all of those contenders talking about what connected with average voters and particularly suburban voters, the pocketbook issues, whether surging gas prices or the cost of groceries or supply

>> where is the path at this point in the republican party for someone like chris christie?e, we would go to the red arrow diner, that john mccain strategy of being an independent voice in new hampshire. trump dominated in new hampshire when he ran in the primaries. so christie is trying to get out there. so are other republicans. trump still has the political cap capital. you have to take them on. but christie is also, like so many republicans, in a sense, politically compromised that famous photo of christie standing behind trump. so many republicans enabled him along the way. >> he did debate prep with him for crying out loud. >> he did. he was with him in 2016 and 2020. >> co-author of "peril". thanks so much. . >> thank you. >>> the judge in the kyle rittenhouse trial exploded at the prosecution. let's watch it again. >> i was astonished when you began your examination by commenting on the defendant's "post" arrest silence. that's basic law. it's been basic law in this country for 40 years, 50 years. i have no idea what you would do something like that. >> before the --

he hadn't attacked chris christie, but then we saw last weekend chris christie before the republicanout how the republican party should be talking about the future. what a novel idea. chris christie got a ton of positive press for that. clearly got under president trump's skin. he issued a statement attacking chris christie but what we can see, you punch chris christie, he'll punch you back. >> mike allen, meredith mcgraw, appreciate you being here. both of you doing so much great reporting. mike, we'll look if you sunday night. >>> following breaking news out of wisconsin. something the governor announced as the trial of kyle rittenhouse gets ready to head to the jury. we'll talk about the move to send in the national guard. >>> new allegations of abuse threaten hopes of taking back the senate. a trump backed republican candidate and how he's responding. >>> before that, the latest in a very crazy story about people trying to undo their covid shots. a borax bath that promises to detox the vax. dipping yourself into detergent is not going to do it, folks. ben collins explains. first,

you know, chris christie has a book coming out and writes that his priest arrived at the hospital and rubbed oils on his forehead in the sign of the cross praying over him, and then christie got a call from a hospitalized mr. trump who had one main concern, according to chris christie, and it was, quote, are you going to say you got it from me? mr. trump asked him. that's according to an account in "the new york times." does that surprise you at all, stephanie, that trump would be thinking about himself in that situation? >> no, it doesn't -- >> all of those people got sick at the white house, and here's chris christie, gravely ill, and trump wants to know if he's going to get blamed. >> absolutely. and you know, again, the story just came out about the disastrous tulsa rally. you know, our own staff got sick, a bunch of staff got sick. one person was hospitalized. he was angry that that leaked. he was not worried about his own staff. i remember when i was quarantined and very sick as his press secretary, coming back and him yelling at me and asking me where the hell i had been. so it

chris christie pretends to be both anti-trump and pro-trump.him the truth. and as you know, trump is an all in or all out guy. we have seen this with a whole host of folks who pledged loyalty to him, but he in effect exiled when they got on the other side of him on even a single issue. i wonder what kind of compromise do you plan to strike with trump? >> that hasn't been my experience. i've been friends with him for 20 years and we disagreed any number of times, privately and publicly, and we remained friend s over these 20 yearyears. it is not my experience. with all due respect to adam kinzinger, he doesn't know donald trump the way i've known him over the years and had the experience i had. in the end, what i'm saying is the former president needs to understand that the election is over, and that exacting vendettas and revenge for people who don't believe that the election was stolen and the facts prove it was not, that's not the way for us to win elections in the future. >> he has not done that. >> we need to be talking about the issues and

chris christie was dying to say something like that.e that you work on with your campaign strategists, he delivered it. to me that tells me you will clearly see chris christie run for president and there will be potential fireworks with former president trump and now we have to wait donald trump sending out a statement criticiing him. he's no longer on twitter. >> chris christie is trying to stake out the lane. hans, briefly one of the things, you are covering house of republicans who voted for the infrastructure bill. what's the latest they may face for party leadership? >> i mean they could be but if you look at most of the noises saying these 13 should be stripped from their committee. he's got four people close to matter saying it's unlikely to happen. yes, there will be a lot of noise about this and there will be a lot of criticism but them losing their committee assignments does not look like it's going to happen. jonathan. >> hans nichols, thank you. i think it's a good time, at least i bother to get dressed up this morning. than

but we've seen chris christie.hers win in relatively recent history. i think it's time to take a step back, to regroup, to get the build back better agenda done in washington, d.c. as well as the infrastructure package. to as i said a little earlier reconsider what we consider electable as democrats. you need people who are able, sure, to appeal to a broader array of folks but also to fire up that base that glenn youngkin was obviously able to do and terry mcauliffe was not able to do in this off-year election. and then finally, i also think that we need to figure out a way to address these cultural wedge issues, the racial priming that republicans have engaged in successfully tonight, the taking of fantasy land and making that politically, quote unquote, a real issue like critical race theory, that is anything but. democrats have not come up with an effective way to address that. we need to do that. we need to use issues that benefit us. i didn't see much conversation about the fact that youngkin, you know, does n

it takes you behind the scenes here and look, where is chris christie on all of this?an, trying to distance yourself from trump and not obviously distance yourself from trump and we'll watch him do some acrobatics. >> is chris christie a herald of what might come from other republicans? to me that is such an interesting question. >> he wants to be. he wants to be explicit in saying he wants to give other republicans cover to say what he's saying, which is that the election in 2020 was free and fair. joe biden was freely elected, let's move on. >> that's why this is essential viewing if you're trying to understand the state of politics i think more republicans here and you can see this tonight being chris christie, it will air at 10:00 eastern on cnn. dana, always wonderful to have you here in the morning with us. thank you. here is what else to watch today. the r >>> florida governor ron desantis targeting the federal vaccine mandates. we have new developments today. >>> a short time from now, closing arguments in the kyle rittenhouse trial. stay tuned for special live

when we come back, chris christie. i know. i know. but listen. he says it's time for his party and donald trump to renounce conspiracy theories. it's not new for the ex-president. so how did chris christie find himself throwing his weight behind him early in the republican primary in the first place? one of the many questions we'll put to him, next. plus, the final days of the last administration are the subject of a congressional select committee and also several books. we'll talk to jonathan carl who adds his stunning reporting to the record of this perilous time for democracy. all that and more after a quick break. don't go anywhere today. more a break. don't go anywhere today. .. the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes must be carried across all roads and all bridges. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united st

former-president trump attacking the former-new jersey governor chris christie. that christie said republicans need to look ahead. they need to move past the 2020 election. that's it. stop talking -- these statements. well, christie's comments at the time and the location gop event received only a little applause. but there are others in the party who agree with him. jeff zeleny is outfront. >> reporter: a republican resurgence is in the air. exactly one year before the 2022 midterm elections. >> we can no longer talk about the past. and the past elections no matter -- no matter where you stand on that issue. no matter where you stand, it is over. >> reporter: former-new jersey governor, chris christie, offering a blunt roadmap for the party's future. >> every minute that we spend talking about 2020 while we're wasting time doing that, joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer are laying ruin to this country. we better focus on that, and take our eyes off the rear-view mirror, and start looking through the windshield again. >> reporter: he is talki

. >> will talk to chris christie about what he sees as a path forward for his party.federal health officials approve covid boosters for all adults. will oscar sunday panel whether a change to be fully vaccinated is coming next. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪. bret: hello again from "fox news sunday". americans from "coast to coast" are reacting to the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse in a case that is served as a political test for an already polarized nation. many on the right with the jury's not guilty verdict for citizen self-defense and second amendment rights, many on the left are saying illustrates a biased and racial discrimination in the justice system. we begin with fox team coverage david spunt traveling in wilmington, delaware but to alexis mcadams on kenosha, wisconsin. >> that's right more than two weeks in kenosha, wisconsin in the trial invited some of the people crossed america, kyle rittenhouse but not everybody thinks this was self-defense. >> we the jury find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. >> the verdict wendy rittenhouse had been wa

>>> former governor chris christie gave an early endorsement to donald trump in 2016. changed? my co-anchor and friend dana bash sat down with christie for a new special and talked about their own white house ambitions and take on donald trump. >> donald trump made it pretty clear he wants to run for president again. would you support him? >> oh, look, i don't know that he's going to run. >> what if he does? >> what if? i have -- >> it's not as if it's a big secret that he's seriously considering it. >> he's seriously considering it. let's see what happens when he does and see who he is and what he says and how he conducts himself. >> after everything you described he's done -- >> what i'm saying to you is i'm not going to sit here in 2021 and prejudge all of this. i voted for him in '16 and '20. on election night in '20 i said what he was doing was absolutely horrible and wrong and continued to be. you can draw whatever conclusions from that you want. but in the end in 2021 the idea of making predictions for 2024 is folly. by the way -- >> with all due respect, that so

former new jersey governor chris christie discusses the state of the republican party.ger songwriters robert plant and alison krauss reunite for a new album. plus, much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at izona state university. judy: as we reported, president biden has nominated jay powell for a second term as the reserve chairman. the president's chairman comes -- decision comes at a tricky moment. job growth has been better-than-expected. inflation is at its highest in decades. both are concerned that powell and leo brainard will have to valance if confirmed. avgas guess joins us now. david, welcome back to the newshour. we know that chairman powell was reportedly looking seriously -- i'm sorry, president biden and was looking seriously at powell and brainard. why is it thought that he went with powell? >> i think the president said it quite clearly this afternoon. he said he was looking for stability and independence. stability in that given this tricky time with the eco

you have a special series calling being where you interview chris christie and former trump loyalist,loyalist of donald trump. tell us about that. >> there's a study in contrast right there. he also is very outspoken about the fact that what happened on january 6th was horrible. what happened leading up to january 6th and the president's involvement in that was reprehensible, and that the party needs to acknowledge that and move forward. the question is, and one of nene things we spoke about in this hour-long special tomorrow night, is how he deals with the former president now in issues beyond january 6th. this is what we talked about. >> donald trump has made it pretty clear he wants to run for president again. would you support him? >> oh, look, i don't know that he's going to run. >> what if he does? >> look, what if? i have -- >> it's not as if it's a big secret that he's seriously considering it? >> let's see what happens if he does and who he is and what he says. >> after everything you have described he has done, you still -- >> dana, look, what i'm saying to you is, i'm not g

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you spoke with former-new jersey governor chris christie for your special report "being chris christieon at 10:00 tonight. he clearly thinks the republican party needs to move past the former president. >> that's right, and we talked about this kind of behavior from and among republicans, including the leaders here in washington, vis-a-vis donald trump. listen to a clip about that. >> a lot of your fellow republicans, particularly in washington -- they denounced the insurrection after january 6th. and they have either changed their tune since then. or they've just clammed up. is that a mistake? >> well, sure it is. everyone's got -- but -- but look. everybody's accountable for their own statements and their own conduct. >> are they scared of donald trump? >> oh, i'm -- i'm confident some of them are. um, i'm -- some of them -- look, i think hey fall into a number of categories. some of them believe him. they want to believe it. some of them are scared of him. some of them just don't want to talk about it. they want it to just go away. i think there are lots of republicans who believe e

. >> political blows from chris christie and former president donald trump. it started with comments the ex-new jersey governor made over the weekend at the republican jewish coalition's conference. christie called on republicans to move past trump's baseless claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him. >> we can no longer talk about the past is the past and the election is over. >> and now former president trump is slapping back. chris christie was just absolutely massacred by his statements that republicans have to move on from the past, meaning the 2020 election fraud. everybody remembers that chris left new jersey with a less than 9% approval rating, a record low. they didn't want to hear this from him." >> chris christie then responded in an interview with axios. >> look, i'm not going to get into a back-and-forth with donald trump. but what i will say is this: when i ran for reelection in 2013, i got 60% of the vote. when he ran for reelection, he lost to joe biden. >> trevor: hmm, something tells me you are going to get into a back-and-forth with

some possible hopefuls of the former governor chris christie of new jersey.xas senator ted cruz who this week and said they have not ruled out running again. the majority's figures former president mike pence delivered a staunch pro-israel messages to the crowd of republican jewish leaders. >> now the bite administration is planning to open a consulate in jerusalem. this is an unlawful step and it is time for congress to act to deny president biden from opening a consulate in jerusalem where the american embassy stands. [cheering] >> also noteworthy education repeatedly came up the domestic issue described as increasingly important to jewish voters to educate american children about the country's relationship with israel will be an essential part to protecting the jewish state. a big headliner former vp speculation by his political future he did not divulge anything. told the crowd president biden has turned his back on israel and promises the gop will win back the country in 2024. new hampshire governor continues to tease he is going to run for senate and ne

. >> april, we did get new sounding from former governor chris christie.a pretty tough message to a republican audience in las vegas. take a listen to this. >> we can no longer talk about the past and the past elections. no matter where you stand on that issue, it's over. every minute we spend talking about 2020, while we're wasting time doing that, joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer are laying ruin to the country. we'd better take our eyes off that and start looking through the windshield again. >> there seems to be one prominent republican who wants to talk about it, and that's the former president donald trump. do you think the rest of the republican party agree with chris christie? >> they're in agreement with chris christie but they're also in agreement with donald trump. they want to hold onto the magic of whatever it is that donald trump did, the magic that also produced january 6th to a certain extent. at the end of the day, they were looking at, look what happened to virginia, how they were able to edge out and have a win. t

at just $10 per month. >>> former president donald trump attacked former new jersey governor chris christieday after christie called on republicans to move past the baseless claims that the 2020 election was stolen through widespread voter fraud. it wasn't. he urged the gop to focus on, quote, a plan for tomorrow, not a grievance about yesterday. in an interview later in the day christie said the former president could be a positive force for republican candidates in the midterms if he was willing to tell the truth. joining us now, another republican who has urged his party to drop the lies and focus on the future, georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger. he's the author of a new book, "integrity counts." mr. secretary, thank you so much for being here. it's a fairly short list. you, chris christie, liz cheney, kinzinger. what can be done to get other leaders to agree with you? >> good morning. i wrote my book to set the record straight. fact by straight every allegation that was made, we responded in the book. we did it in court cases, and that's why we want the court cases noted.

and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> in his new book, chris christie it turned out, trump and christie were hospitalized with covid at the same time. in our sitdown interview, i asked christie about how that complicated their relationship. >> did donald trump give you covid? >> i have no idea. there were seven of us in that room over the four days we were doing debate prep and six of the seven of us, including donald trump, got covid. the only one who didn't was jason miller. and so, someone was patient zero in that room. i don't know who it was. because when all of us get it, you know, you got to figure that someone in there gave it to someone and it got passed around. as you noted when we were talking off the air, it's the map room on the first floor of the white house is a relatively small room. we were sitting not close together, i mean, trump and i were probably about five feet apart, across the table, like a double table together, but we were in heated debate prep, like, there were times he yelled at me. there were times i was playing joe biden,

joining me next, chris christie, governor, before we get to all this.t's your reaction to the kyle rittenhouse verdict? >> justice was done, jesse. it reinforced my faith and confidence in the american jury system. when prosecutors overreach, juries correct. you can see by his reaction, politicians shouldn't get into legal cases because they don't know anything about them. but the things said about kyle and by politicians across the country tushed out to be dead wrong. a group of people, citizens who sat there and listened to admissible evidence on both sides. it should reinforce all of four faith in the jury system. jesse: rogue prosecutors. we have seen that clearly at the department of justice. rogue fbi agents. the fbi, the department of justice has not a great reputation sometimes when it comes to under handed tactics. how do you see this department of justice under joe biden. it seems to be crossing a lot of very serious lines. >> as the u.s. attorney when the patriot act was passed. as a u.s. attorney who used the patriot act against real terrori

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put this camera on chris christie's face. you'll run against donald trump?ery other gop potential candidate falls look a lawn chair when they get that question. they feel like their loyalty will benefit them if trump decides not to run. that's bananas. they should know trump is only loyal to himself. christie is applying experience to the problem. he's probably known backing donald was a bad idea since his body language at the rambling press conference. despite supporting trump for most of the administration, christie did speak up on january 6th and hasn't stopped. but much of the rest of the gop is suffering from stockholm syndrome. they think their captor is their savior. he's not. by any objective measure donald trump is a drag on the republican party. not strong. he's self-evidently weak. two-time popular vote loser, in addition to being the delusional seditionist. because republicans are afraid of his base, they either can't see it or won't admit it. take a look at that win by glenn youngkin. he didn't want to be seen with the guy. and he outperformed d

chris christie who just made a speech was just absolutely massacred by his statements that republicansto move on from the past. everybody remembers that chris left new jersey with less than 9% approval rating, a record low, and they didn't want to hear this from him. jeffrey toobin, student of humanity, what does this tell you? >> as maggie said, it's always about him. youngkin won by distancing himself from trump. whether that model works in more republican districts is, i think, very much an open questionm question. if you look how the republican party seems to be embracing him. chris chriskchristie is a lonele in the party at the moment. that attitude is not widely shared in that party. >> he is right. i also think that the cohesion around donald trump did not happen overnight. i think it'll take not just christie but probably other voices saying it as well. see if others join him. about that statement, the thing that is -- christie didn't have 9% approval rating. it was low, but it was not 9%. it is done to throw a brush back. the more you start seeing people, if we start seeing pe

susan, isn't it pretty clear that that some of these tv hosts want chris christie to go much furtheration of donald trump? >> oh, of course. and christie is in a really precarious position. he's sort of in a political no man's land because, as you remember, he was one of the early endorsers of president trump. in fact, i think he was the first big gop name to get behind trump after his own failed presidential bid. but now he's trying to reverse the situation and talk about things that are a little bit critical of president trump, trying to straddle both sides. and the president -- press isn't letting him do it because they want christie, the former trump insider, to fully denounce the president. literally every time he goes on for an interview, i expect that's going to be the goal, get him to talk about trump and all of his flaws rather than what i think christie really wants to do which is rebrand himself as someone who can help steer the republican party forward. i'm just not sure there's an audience for christie doing something like that given the fact that early endorser of the p

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former new jersey governor chris christie had a blunt message for republicans. to move on from 2020. >> we can no longer talk about the past and the past elections. [ applause ] no matter where you stand on that issue, no matter where you stand, it is over. and every minute that we spend talking about 2020, while we're wasting time doing that, joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer are laying ruin to this country. we better focus on that and take our eyes off the rear-view mirror and start looking through the windshield again. >> let's talk about it now with former fox news politics editor. chris, that comment from chris christie, i guess there was a smattering of applause. it wasn't a roaring sort of show of approval from the audience for what chris christie was saying. maybe they're not quite ready to move on just yet? >> well, they're ready. and as we saw from republicans in virginia, they want to. they're just afraid to get caught feeling that way. there is some anxiety among republicans, especially among republican elites as being perceiv

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you know, you mentioned glenn youngkin and chris christie.e is really the outlier here, and, you know, i don't want to doubt the sincerity of his criticisms of the president, but he is out there selling and book at the moment. you know, he's -- it's been very clear what he thinks the former president's threat to the democratic process is, but there aren't many people, frankly, that are willing to say that at the moment, and those who are, have decided that their future is not in national politics for the most part. the governor of new hampshire last weekend spoke out against the former president's lies against the 20 election and said, look, as and party, we need to get beyond this. if we have and future as and national political party, we've got to talk about the future, not the past. and what did he decide to do this week? run for governor again and not run for u.s. senate. >> right. excellent point, jeremy. and elise jordan and jeremy peters, thank you, friends. have and great weekend. we'll talk to you both again soon. >>> still ahead, we

neil: if you're donald trump and you see chris christie making these moves, you're obviously going tol, as you know, neil, they have had a hot and cold relationship. neil: absolutely. >> trump has jabbed at christie on a number of things. got rid of him as head of the transition when he won presidency in 2016. trump is very good, you know, about burying political rivals. he certainly will go after anyone including christie. neil: we'll watch it closely. bob cusack, great seeing you my friend, following all those developments. dow well into record territory, nasdaq into record territory but nothing is performing like bitcoin today. it is at and an all-time high rt now. in fact the entire cryptocurrency market cap has just passed $3 trillion in value, $3 trillion. that is as much as the government spends in one minute. that's a lot. oard. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzin

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how do you explain chris christie, who has seemingly tried to distance himself somewhat talking about party looking not back but ahead? guest: what i would say about chris christie is in part, he follows the trump again -- the trumpian model of criticizing anybody and not being afraid of anybody. he has been very specific that he believes that trump j claims of the election was stolen are false and the party should stop parroting those claims, that looking backward to the 2020 election is less politically advantageous than looking forward to 2022 and 2024. i think that when you look at christie's conduct and behavior and style it in fact follows the trump model of being very blunt. one of the things the republicans did wrong in 2016's they kept dancing around trump, going after others, hoping to clear the field, hoping to end up one on one with trump like that would solve the problem. they didn't want to offend trump's voters so they constantly treated him with kid gloves. trump did not do any of that. he punched up, punch down, criticized former and current presidents, he belittled t

chris christie, thanks for coming on.ete ♪ baby got back by sir mix-a-lot ♪ unlimited cashback match... only from discover. jesse: the democratic party spiraling out of control. even bill maher, the former darling of the far left is sounding the alarm. i think they will get thumped in the mid-term elections. joe, i'm glad he's there but he has not stuck the landing on issues he was dealing with. the reason they are oh toxic is they have become the party no common sense. we should be color blind. why should we see it all the time? >> it's kind of like beang alcoholic. first step solving the problem is admitting you have a problem. that looked like an intervention he was staging with chris cuomo. how do you think chris was processing that? >> i don't think it was going very well. you don't have to be sherlock holmes to understand what's going on. joe biden is a self-inflicted disaster. the democrats are. he stands at 36%. it's insane. and it's all self-inflicted. americans are hurting. the country is being divided like neve