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what is chris christie doing?a stick of dynamite and lighting it right at donald trump. this is going to be entertaining. he will be the popcorn candidate. he will be -- look, last time, in 2016, he focused on new hampshire, he came in sixth. voters don't necessarily dig the guy. but catalytic plea, to affect the process he could be very powerful. i was joking on twitter the first debate will be an august. and if trump shows up, and chris christie is there, i will send a moderator one of those guy dog training blocks because christy will just go for trump's throat. and he is the one guy who can kind of -- you know, his bombast is trump level. so, it's a fair fight. the other candidates may not love the distraction. but it will be a problem for the donald. >> i guess i wonder -- because christie has said pretty publicly and vehemently he is not here to be a stick of dynamite. this is a quote from politico. i am not paid assassin. when you are waking up for your 45th morning at the hilton garden in manchester, new h

why is christie jumping in now? >> when we talk about chris christie, we have to go back to 2016.was really that first credible figure that stood on stage and endorsed donald trump. after his tenth place finish in iowa and sixth place finish in new hampshire. rubio, kasich, cruz were in the race. chris christie, in a surprise move, endorsed donald trump. in the past years, he said at the time he thought he could shape donald trump into, as he said, a better candidate and better president. he said he was wrong. he said he made an error. he suggested that this go around that if he were to get in the race, which an advisor tells me he will, that he is going to, if he gets on the debate stage, go on the attack against donald trump, like in the sound bite you heard. i was in new hampshire with donald trump a couple weeks ago. he was going on the attack against chris christie calling him sloppy, saying he has a big mouth. this is for a moment, for chris christie, the numbers right now show him at 0%, 1%, 2% among the gop field here, it's clear that he wants to make up for what took plac

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chris christie appeared on stage next to donald trump.credible voice that endorsed the would be nominee. ultimately on that tuesday, donald trump won seven states and really became the clear front-runner for the nomination. now he says he's looking to do justice and making sure donald trump is up again. >> elise, while desantis is pointing out the differences with trump on disney and scott is being this nice guy, that is not chris christie. i want to play what he said a few weeks ago after trump denied he knew e. jean carroll. >> his response was ridiculous, that he didn't even know the woman. how many coincidences are we going to have? he must be the unluckiest sob in the world. people he's never met before are able to convince the jury he sexually abused him. if he's this unlucky, none of this has happened, we don't want a guy that's unlucky as president either. >> could he sort of pressure the other candidates? >> i think that chris christie's entry into the race is note bl because he's the only candidate who's been willing to actually

i don't think that christie has a clear path to the nomination. it will be very difficult but he knows how to debate. he knows how to punch. he has been punching trump. that will be his main target. i'm sure there will be other targets as he tries to crawl up in gop hierarchy dominated by the top two with trump and desantis. neil: i don't know how the money race is sorting out. i know $400 million pledged and raised on behalf of candidates not named trump trump. ron desantis accounts for lion's share, 300 million all said and done. the other candidateses are raising 10 of millions of dollars in their own right. especially the first day haul desantis hauled even with the twitter problems, that is a lot of donor activity. average folks who are looking for an alternative, what do you think? >> yeah, policen, i think neil, this is going to be the priciest, the most money spent in any presidential cycle by far. now, obviously trump and desantis are raking in a lot of money. christie certainly is not going to get that much but at the same time, neil, jo

if christie takes on trump does that benefit chris christie or some candidates say ron desantis and ing up the florida governor because i think one of the open questions over the last few months is how would governor desantis campaign against donald trump? how would he differentiate himself from donald trump? i think for the first time we have an answer to that. desantis campaigning in iowa has been giving these speeches where he lays out distinctions between himself and donald trump, and i think we can put those up on a screen right now. number one, ron desantis points out xs from money. he has blue collar roots. he says, ron desantis says, that he would have gotten rid of anthony fauci during the pandemic and donald trump did not and ron desantis claims that donald trump aloud lockdowns and he did not. so you can sort of see drawing lines there, desantis is. how significant will this be? >> pretty significant. i think you're right, and i think there was a desantis two-step that we saw last night in the iowa debut. in the room for his speech he was largely not focused on donald trump

don't count out christie. christie is -- he's godzilla. >> trace: david said he's stopping in new hampshire. i want to put this up. geraldo is talking about the fact that biden in the debates and so forth. i want to put this up. this is a monmouth poll. strongest gop candidates against biden, definitely trump 45%. david, probably trump 18%, probably other 19%. 10 seconds for you to wrap us up on the numbers. >> the reality is any republican that can hold 90% of the base will be competitive with joe biden. it comes down to wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. we win those, we win the election. >> trace: david, geraldo. thank you. we have breaking news. let's get back to david spunt with reporting about how a pence white house run could mean yet another special counsel. what are we looking at here, david? >> could is the key word. when we found out that mike pence is announcing as a candidate next week, he's still not a candidate at this point, it does beg the question, will attorney general merrick garland per

that's where chris christie who finished in sixth place with just 15%, below the likes of john kasichthis a second go. a source tells me he's going to launch this bid formally in manchester, new hampshire, at a town hall this upcoming tuesday. i want to let you hear from chris christie, though, two months ago, when he was answering a voter's question about essentially what would make this go around any different for him compared to 2016 when he and other republicans notably didn't take donald trump head on in the early primary months. take a listen. >> part of what happened in 2016, i'll be honest with you, we all made a strategic error. we did. look, i'm happy to own my mistakes. i made plenty of them. i was one of them. we all kind of thought, all right, don't go after him now. because once i get past jeb and marco and john and carly and ted and, you know, then i'll have trump one on one and then i'll take him on. never of us ever got there. it was over quick. so that was a strategic error. >> reporter: and while chris christie is pulling at 0%, 1%, 2% in polls nationally, jose, wha

chris christie wants it to be a voyful campaign.w independents, hey, switch back to the republican party to vote in your state's primary? are you trying to reactivate a nascent part of people still registered as republicans but are like, i don't really know what's going on here, and say the there is still a home for you? those seem to be the lanes if you tie trump to vladimir putin, if going to focus on january 6th and trying to overturn, you know, a democratically elected election. that is not a brand that is synonymous with an appeal to the base. but christie's bet, i think, is that there are actually still a lot of republicans or voters who lean republican who are more attracted to his message but they need an alternative to rally around. it is a long shot. it is not an easy path. >> it's also just so interesting to see him running through, that's what he is gonna do, trump when he was the first really establishment republican to legitimize trump in 2016. quite a shift. thank you, margaret. >> thanks. >>> overnight the spacex cap

you can get chris christie, and maybe donald trump would be the most obvious, but chris christie is aa different strategy for what he thinks needs to happen in order for somebody to beat donald trump, and he said that's to go right after him, and he's been doing that the past few months despite not doing that for a few years. in terms of the president, the former president, he's called him a coward. he thinks he's a puppet of putin, he said. he said that having the january 6th choir at your rally is inappropriate for somebody who wants to be the president, again. what is our expectation, dasha, for house chris christie is going to comport himself as a presidential candidate this time around? >> i've got a feeling, katy, it's going to be a whole lot more of that. i think he's watching this increasingly crowded gop field full of candidates who are really pulling their punches when it comes to the former president. you've got haley, scott, asia hutchinson. and has started to sharpen his attacks but not full force in the way that christie has before. jumping into the race, i think he is r

also for chris christie. chris christie is coming in os the tonya harding.b is shank donald trump and bring him down. what's interesting about both their potential entries to the race is this does help donald trump. it does dilute the field. but in a way, it also hurts significantly ron desantis, because their entries into the race is saying that ron desantis has not scared anybody off. donald trump has certainly not scared them off, and you're going to have a pile-on, a complete effort here where all of these dogs are now going to be trained on trump. in a way, that's going to be problematic. but we have to be realistic. look at the polling. compared to 2016 -- and this may be a shocking thought for your viewers to understand -- donald trump is in a much, much stronger position today in 2023 to win the republican nomination than he was in 2016. >> okay, juanita, though, i'm going to push back on what he said, which is i personally am more worried about a ron desantis presidency than about the possibility of donald trump winning the oval office again. my con

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let's pick up with chris christie.eems like he has expended an inordinate amount of energy lately eking out this position for himself as a never trumper, calling the former president all kinds of names, everything have from a coward to a putin puppet. take a look at this latest real clear politics average, gives him one, just one percent of the g.o.p. vote. and then monmouth yesterday gives him a 47% unfavorability rating among republicans. kind of begs the question: is he a serious candidate? is he running because he thinks he can somehow clinch the primary nomination or is this just a platform for him to continue to hammer trump? >> politicians have a way of thinking that they should be president and can be president. so he is going to take his shot, i guess. i got say, gillian, that this republican field is growing so big now that if they have a debate they might have to hold it in a stadium not to accommodate the crowd but to accommodate the candidates. it's going to be fun to see how that works out. i hope it does

former new jersey governor chris christie reportedly stepping into the race for the white house and willounce next week in new hampshire. >> steve: as donald trump will campaign today in iowa, just a day after ron desantis kicked off his comeback tour in des moines, where he said interesting stuff. >> ainsley: and trump will have a town hall tomorrow night here on fox. the boxing gloves are coming out. >> sure is. we are 525 days until the general election day and this news, courtesy of axios scooping that christie will enter the race next tuesday a college we are all familiar with in a town hall. his campaign manager maria camilla will be a familiar face. christie made no bones about his dislike for donald trump, which he was a supporter in the early days. this will get interesting. christie skipping iowa, which is where everybody starts their campaigns, including ron desantis, who said yesterday in iowa, by the way, trailing 30 points nationally, but wasted no time diving into the issues much watch this. >> i'm frustrated on things like the border. i've been talking to politicians talk

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where does chris christie win? one of the other problems and challenges he's going to face is folks from the trump wing of the party are going to be very critical and skeptical of him given that he's now decided to become a top critic of former president trump, and then i think many of those in the sort of never trump wing of the party, those who are skeptical of donald trump's leadership of the party, remember that he was a very big supporter of donald trump. so where he fits into the sort of landscape of all the other candidates that are trying to sort of wrestle the nomination from the front runner, donald trump, it's really hard to tell just yet. i think when he gets in, he's going to have to make a case for that. >> he has a tough row to hoe or a tall mountain to climb. chris christie only has a 21% favorability rating right now. 47% think of him unfavorably. do you see him being able to overcome that? >> no, no, that's not a great place to start and i'm not certain that chris christie is exactly in this to wi

i said, i think i'm rhonda christie. or do you know rhonda crisper trisha christie?s is who she was talking to. his name is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and there was something that clicked in my mind, that i recognize the voice. the rang a bell. >> he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. he said rhonda's on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was, shirley stole. you >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i think i've ever had in my entire life. ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all of course, 37 years older, and in a way, strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had dreamed about. for those 37 long years. >> there you are in your bath. all those roles, to. >> used to be a chubby little baby. look at you, just learning to walk. and smiling in the old way. you had a good life, honey. >> i know. >> so it was happy and sad. comforting.

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the base doesn't love christy. christie did very well in debate against marco rubio in 2016.christy land some blows and fortify himself as opposed to others? listen, i think christie is getting in. i think he's talked some really tough trash talking. i don't think he can back down now. can he actually win a state and get that momentum? that remains to be seen. i'm skeptical. >> neil: 2016 had a crowded field. they were going after trump. they thought he would implode. how different do you think it will be now assuming in august that donald trump joins them for the fox debate? no guarantee of that. what do you think? >> i think it's a different ball game. as you said, jeb bush was reticent to go after him. oh, he's not going to get the nomination. no chance. not only did he get the nomination but he became president. they have to be very aggressive. they're not going to jab here and there. they have to land hay makers. desantis has not landed them now. now he's an official candidate. don't be subtle. he has to go after the former president. >> neil: if you're going after the k

omar, what are you learning about this new chris christie campaign?rter: multiple sources have told me that chris christie plans to announce husis candida in new hampshire. folks in his camp tells me he'd been talking things over with stake holders about whether to jump into this race and clearly it seems he has gotten to that point. that said, polling does suggest he has an uphill battle ahead of him. just looking at a cnn poll conducted less than two weeks ago, polling republican and republican-leaning voters, trump and desantis polling at the top and chris christie multiple spots down below and at just 2% based on this polling but then also critically among republican and republican-leaning voters, we polled them on who they would never support and chris christie right at the top of that list, 60% of the republican and republican-leaning voters that were polled said that there. so clearly some work to do on that front. and he's joining an already crowded gop field, but chris christie has not been shy about attacking former president donald trump sa

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i want to let you hear from chris christie in his own words at an event in new hampshire in march.all kind of thought, all right, don't go after him now because once i get past jeb and marco and john and carly and ted, you know, then i'll have trump one on one and then i'll take him on. never got there. it was over quick. so that was a strategic error. >> and this time around, chris christie has said that he intends to do -- if he were to jump in the race like an adviser tells me he will to this next tuesday -- to take on donald trump much in the way you'll remember that notable new hampshire debate back eight years ago when he really took down marco rubio for all intents and purposes. for chris christie, it's important to note he was a major endorsee of donald trump just before super tuesday in 2016. he even helped donald trump in the white house prepare for his debates against joe biden back in 2020, really since donald trump's election defeat, though, you have a different chris christie, and one who is notably very unpopular among the republican electorate. in a new monmouth nat

chris christie making indications he's going to make his race. you saw in 2016 tactically christie make a decision to go after marco rubio, to go after republicans, he endorsed donald trump. christie pointedly in the key days in the new hampshire primary laid off trump and really laid into the other republicans candidates in particular. in particular, marco rubio, christie is giving indications he's going to run in 2024 and he's going to take that same fervor and go after trump. does that change things a bit if you have christie on a debate stage going after trump in a way he refused to in 2024. not so much a question, does that elevate christie, but does that help somebody like desantis to have somebody playing that role. >> again, if he actually decides he's going to go on the debate stage, fascinating stuff, steve. nick, look, if you're going to close that gap, clearly desantis thinks he can run on his record in florida. that records includes six-week abortion ban, banning gender affirming care for minors, altering school curriculums. do you c

he ended up here wehere sources say chris christi will launch his bid on tuesday.ent poling suggests he's got an uphill battle. in the last two weeks a cnn poll of republican leaning voters show him poling at 2%. you see how much ground is between him and the former president who polled at 53% among that group. within that same group when we asked who they would never support for the gop nomination, chris christi polled at 60%. a lot of work to be done, but take a listen to what he said at a recent town hall indicating that he wants to make clear he's not a never trumper jumping into the race, but someone who worked with him. take a listen. >> you're talking to somebody and hearing from someone who believed i could help make him better, wanted him to do what was best for the country and he failed me even worse than he failed you. i'm not going to stand around and let this happen. now, if i decide to run, i'll be able to try to do something directly about it. >> reporter: that gives insight to some of the initial strategy here. he saw the former president up close a

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patrick christie's.. gb- gents, nothing will. patrick christie's . gb news. so far christie's on.ut at more than a dozen train operators in a long running dispute over pay. tomorrow rmt members go on strike on the day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool . further final in liverpool. further strikes by the union will be held on may 31st and june 3rd as the day of the fa cup final at wembley. rail minister huw merriman told gb news the strikes are disappointing . we strikes are disappointing. we have been able to “3 we have been able to facilitate an oiier— have been able to facilitate an oiier wnisn— have been able to facilitate an offer which has— have been able to facilitate an offer which has been put to the uion— offer which has been put to the union leaders.— offer which has been put to the union leaders. the— offer which has been put to the union leaders. the problem we've got union leaders. the problem we've goi is— union leaders. the problem we've goi is inor— union leaders. the problem we've goi is up iney— union leaders. the problem we've got is that they wo

pence if he runs, chris christie, if he runs. those would probably be my top choices. there are democrats i have liked , but someone has to choose to run. in the general election if biden and trump are the candidates, i will not vote for trump or biden. i will pick a third-party or independent candidate, libertarian or joe manchin or someone else. support someone else in the general election. host: tell us why you cannot support either biden or trump in the upcoming election. caller: well, they are both kind of men that i do not want to be a part of seeing that shaped part of making president. or president again. my concern with biden is not his age. i am a little disappointed that people talk so much you know, the people who could be opposing biden for more physical reasons are talking about his age, it may be a problem. but i did not approve of biden -- i remember the first time he ran for president, he withdrew after a sort of scandal and i remember that. i am disappointed other people do not seem to remember. it had to do is making a speech in which she lied about

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the sale of agatha christie island . and how agatha christie island. and how much is the devon beauty spot going for? it's a mystery for now . also coming up, the eagle now. also coming up, the eagle has landed. we'll be updating you on one man's mission to give the seagulls the bird. i'll make sure they haven't had their chips first. the latest news headunes chips first. the latest news headlines coming up with . aaron headlines coming up with. aaron thanks, mark. good afternoon to you.— thanks, mark. good afternoon to you. n— thanks, mark. good afternoon to you. n is— thanks, mark. good afternoon to you. n is a— thanks, mark. good afternoon to you. it is a minute— thanks, mark. good afternoon to you. it is a minute past 12. i'm aaron— you. it is a minute past 12. i'm aaron armstrong— you. it is a minute past 12. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom to _ aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom to that breaking news. then— newsroom to that breaking news. nnen eve— newsroom to that breaking news. nnen en— newsroom to that breaking news. then seven men been

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his daughter, christy -- >> my dad was a real mountain man.ved being in nature and sleeping under the stars without a tent. that's what made him happy. >> tim and his wife, jacqui, we're fixing up a cabin up their own here. >> move fast, real fast. running around, fixing this, i will wake up to hammers banging and saws. >> he and jackie are each other's second chance at love. they bowled each other over and 2004, got married. >> i felt so blessed. we were blessed. >> or were before the trouble. it was that business about the land that started it. one of the neighbors had always use the land and trails like everybody else, managed to buy up hundreds of acres for himself, smack dab between all of those little cottages and the vast public wilderness of the mountain. then, he refused to allow anybody to use the generations old trails connecting their cottages to the forest. this is him. his name is joe campbell. >> how do you feel about that? >> not happy. >> not good. it was like they were taking something away that was mine all along. we felt vi

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now you have got tim scott, chris christie.a sense that there's more room here than perhaps we thought before. a lot of affection for tim scott. i grew up in north charleston as he did and have a lot of respect for him as a candidate. at the same time, i think we are all just short of circling waiting here to see the two big dogs to go after each other. we want to see ronny and donnie get into the ring and actually have some blows there. until that is joined, i think we are. >> bret: we will call him former president and governor here but do you what you do. winners and losers? winner first. >> chanel parker, new democratic mayor for philadelphia. she is a moderate, pro-police, tough on crime candidate. and i think if you think of her in the mode of eric adams, the mayor of new york, and even mayor of cleveland, you think oh my gosh there are some african-americans who are moderate centrist and, again, i think she is the winner of the week. >> bret: loser. >> loser is clearly ron desantis. he got punched out here by mickey mous

tonight on the show, r-n going— christys. tonight on the show, r-n gang re— christys.ng d de— christys. tonight on the show, i'm going to be telling you what dne— i'm going to be telling you what nne ane— i'm going to be telling you what who the forgotten— i'm going to be telling you what who the forgotten royals who nave — who the forgotten royals who nave deen— who the forgotten royals who have been fantastic today are. r-n — have been fantastic today are. r-n going— have been fantastic today are. r-n gang re— have been fantastic today are. r-n gang d de— have been fantastic today are. i'm going to be talking about why— i'm going to be talking about why young— i'm going to be talking about why young dne— i'm going to be talking about why young brits don't seem to aberr— why young brits don't seem to care about the _ why young brits don't seem to care about the coronation i can-r— care about the coronation i cant ger— care about the coronation i can-r gen ny— care about the coronation i can't get my head- care about the coronation i can't get my head around why you'd

i'm christy, i'm, you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to examine the costs of earthquakes and what it would take for an economy to rebuild and recover the on february 6th target experience. earthquakes of $8.07 magnitude followed by more than $7500.00 after shocks and 2 additional earthquakes. this is the largest such disaster to hit the country and over 80 years, the regions affected have some of the highest poverty rates in turkey, and also host more than one point. 7000000 syrian refugees. the 2 earthquakes and february cost and estimated $34200000000.00 in direct physical damage in turkey, which is the equivalent of 4 percent of the countries 2021 g d p. recovery and reconstruction costs will be much larger, potentially twice as large g d p losses associated with economic disruptions such as lots of businesses, productivity tours and etc. well also add to the cost of earthquakes. and the total estimate for the cost of the earthquake has been around $84000000000.00, which is now 10 percent of turkey's gdp. $70000000.00 is

tonight on the show, r-n going— christys. tonight on the show, r-n gang re— christys.ng d de— christys. tonight on the show, i'm going to be telling you what dne— i'm going to be telling you what nne ane— i'm going to be telling you what who the forgotten— i'm going to be telling you what who the forgotten royals who nave — who the forgotten royals who nave deen— who the forgotten royals who have been fantastic today are. r-n — have been fantastic today are. r-n going— have been fantastic today are. r-n gang re— have been fantastic today are. r-n gang d de— have been fantastic today are. i'm going to be talking about why— i'm going to be talking about why young— i'm going to be talking about why young dne— i'm going to be talking about why young brits don't seem to aberr— why young brits don't seem to care about the _ why young brits don't seem to care about the coronation i can-r— care about the coronation i cant ger— care about the coronation i can-r gen ny— care about the coronation i can't get my head- care about the coronation i can't get my head around why you'd

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chris christie might run, very aggressive.ho is running, aggressive. but then you have ron desantis and nikki haley, both of them saying not really for me to weigh in, i haven't really been paying attention, et cetera. >> and mike pence. >> mike pence, he said -- he never saw -- >> he never saw it. he should talk to alyssa farah griffin who said she reported an incident to mark meadows chief of staff because of donald trump being inappropriate with a woman at the white house. >> what this tha tells us is th. there are several republican rivals who are afraid of him and they're trying to court his voters and they believe there is no path for them if they get cross ways with the voters. but if they learned any lessons from 2016, as chris christie knows, he believes you have to take him on front on. he calls it a frontal attack. so i thought that the comments from asa hutchinson, he said i respect the jury. long time prosecutor, and really at odds with -- >> also, by the way, he was also one of the house members that went after b

chris christie, the former new jersey governor.oing to be announcing his presidential campaign, his second try for the white house next week in a town hall in new hampshire. and the north dakota governor doug bergham is poised to get into this race next week as well. so it is getting crowded. that tells us that donald trump and ron desantis haven't scared off everyone else. those two frontrunners, though, are in iowa today. desantis did his first official event last night in iowa. donald trump coming on the heels of that. take a look at this campaign schedule. if you look at the map, you're going to see a whole slew of candidates back in iowa over the weekend on saturday because joni ernst is hosting her roast and ride event. so, this is a field that is getting bigger and a campaign that is intensifying. >> and it is not even june. david chalian, stay with us. i want to bring in abby phillip and gloria borger. cnn learning exclusively that sources say that federal prosecutors are in possession of an audiotape of former president tr

but he could be competing with guys like chris sununu, like chris christie for that lane, adding up,eople want to see from a third or fourth candidate. >> yeah, susan, conventional wisdom says the larger field helps trump. you were telling me something interesting in the break. you think the key here for a real challenge to trump might be chris christie, not necessarily that he would win, right, but? >> he's the one who takes on trump. he's the one who lodges all the attacks, so, for example, someone like tim scott looks good with his forward-looking message, his inspirational message, and he doesn't have to get down in the gutter. and trump can't help himself. if you attack him, he is going to focus on you with a laser. and christie knows the president pretty bell, better, for example, than ron desantis, he knows how to get to the former president. add to ron desantis, how much incoming can trump take, keep everything that he has, which i argue is not the numbers that the trump people have. i don't think he's at 35, 40%. i think he's probably at a solid built in 25%. and could all t

during list your gross christy. this has more on the unexpectedly strong performance by the greek prime minister. i would honestly call it the loan, slide, the beyond an expectation. so it's fairly obvious that the greeks voted uh for this to be the same as having somebody just promised uh they were completely stuck with him. of the economy would be better. they added water to before the sir pops on, sir. uh, i guess the 3rd year and again for migrant. uh and the general uh they want us to give him a 2nd chance or our districts usually do they usually do. but so i'm trying to think of this, but they sort of victory. it was totally unexpected. for scores a tremendous trouble to the oppositions. that's journalist your gross christy this there. let's now look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. the german chancellor elections has urged north korea to stop its nuclear at missile tests. he made the remarks on a visit to its southern neighbour, shows also a visit of the demilitarized border zone