christie: sure. as i said earlier, i was chairman of donald trump's commission on opioids and the drug abuse crisis and it is a crisis. and it was a crisis before covid and we actually started to make progress before covid, the chinese had slowed the sending of the precursor chemicals to make fentanyl. which they create, to mexico. and we had increased treatment availability and started to see a decline in the overdose deaths in 2019. then covid came in march of 2020 , and when it did, it obviously took over everything in our country. and what it did in addition was in many states close people in and increase the use of this drug. at the same time, we were having problems with china and china started to ratchet up sending those precursor chemicals to mexico and the drug cartels. so a historical context is important when i say what i want to do. if i am elected president, on the first day i will sign an executive order that sends the national guard to the border. [applause] in their specific tasks wil

that makes chris christie stand out.nt from the rest of the field not wanting to be there with someone like donald trump. at the same time, there's a risk factor in all of this. other candidates like donald trump himself have had to answer for this. you know, iowa is known as a place where you have to earn caucus support. i can see others attacking him for not atenneding because we know these events are crucial in terms of building a support base and caucus goers, their support. however, it mittly chris christie has a different goal in mind than these candidates. he's very much on a mission to make him the anti-trump candidates to create that contrast. he's certainly has so far. >> neil: i'm wondering now because that can spill both ways. by extending that and criticizing your opponents that you feel are not anti-trump or not very critical up in like nikki haley and tim scott. can that scorched earth approach the way i framed it come back to bite him? is he someone as someone that isn't only alienating superintendent sup

what is christie's ventures?istie's ventures is our effort in trying to put our investments where our intent is. we've been in the art world for 257 years. we've seen technology passed through these doors across our 46 different offices for centuries. we have had influencers tell us about everything they were building. that is what venture capital is all about. especially after the depot auction in 2021, we had everyone building anything sending us pitch decks and information about helpful their product was versus all of the other products. i thought that was the moment where christie's was recognized as someone adopting technology at its very earliest stage in the venture capital arm allows us to capitalize on those deals and invest in companies that come across our desk. caroline: i am sure webb three became a focal point. we were looking at your portfolio companies. there is also holographic technology. what are the other intersections you feel benefit christie's? devang: we have four pillars we look at. peopl

christie is polling at under 3%. still, i wouldn't be surprised if christie's trajectory is still on the rise. there are a couple of reasons for this. first, christie is the only contender who actually realizes the 2024 election is about one question and one question only, trump or not trump. christie is the only republican opponent who has the correct interpretation of what the primary is about. and that's a huge advantage. this also brings you us to the second reason christie has a chance to gain traction. he's the only non-trump candidate who is not only tough but also funny and entertaining. perhaps it's a commentary on our culture, but this is a vitally important thing. in fact, i would say that trump's entertainment value is a wildly underrated political attribute. it might not be enough to sway republican primary voters, but that's on their collective conscience. christie can't control how voters will respond to his message. what he can control is how he delivers it. on that count, he is hitting it out of the

what happens if chris christie isn't the nominee?ould you see him supporting donald trump, would you support donald trump? you are an independent. >> i was a supporter of joe biden. i think the work biden has done in the last two years on infrastructure, and the chips act, some of the economic legislation that has been passed, to me that is important, to focus on the challenges we face as a country coming out of covid. the world that was, very different and the types of policies we pursued in the past aren't going to be the solutions in the future so i will support a candidate like that. donald trump is not a candidate i would be supporting. but if it's not chris christie, i will look elsewhere. >> good to have you. new jersey port authority vice chairman chairman and ceo, one of the things we are following, racing ahead, on the s&p, only 5% or so from its all-time high, a rather remarkable turnaround whatever you think of 13 or 14 days in a row. that is the story even with a 10 year note in and out for a while. i'm so glad we did th

but that aside, christy is landing serious punches.er it is against trump, desantis or his other opponents. and democrats are actually absolutely cheering it on. but do you think he has an actual chance? how are republicans responding to the chris christie unfiltered. >> he has always been unfiltered. one of his things was unlikely ron desantis to be honest with you was that kristie could be rough, you could be a tough guy. but he was somehow charming and enduring when he did it. ron desantis has not. that let ron be wrong. candidates and their campaigns are reflections of one another and that is an ugly reflection. that makes dorian gray look like a good deal right and so what i would say here is that christie is going after, but he knows this stuff and, he knows he does not have much chance at the nomination if any. but i think he sees this as a runaway mission. he has a lot of reputation repaired to do. he has a lot of moral prepared to do. and let's be clear, our friend tim miller's book, chris christie is a guy who likes the show.

do you agree with christie? is he doing enough? the christie part? no, christie. it's not a wise strategy. most people on the right like trump. they like them. they don't think he's a three time loser. so kind of going that attack dog thing is not going to work. i think santa's isn't doing it right either. he's being very soft, and maybe he's biding his time . maybe he thinks people aren't paying attention. but at some point he's going to have to come up against president trump the messages i can win. he can't i haven't heard santa say that. that's kind of what christie said at the end there, but the attack dog thing and calling him a loser and trying to be like trump. it's not really going to work because it seems a little bit false. you know, that's kind of trump's game. but i think to santos at some point has to has to spell it out, and he has to repeat it over and over. i can win. he can't that that would be if i were advising him. i would say that's your only message he's trying to run now, saying, like, you know, it's all about florida. you know, i'm very ef

not unexpected with chris christie injecting himself to fight this was looking back, chris christie losti president trump when he ran in 2016, he came in 6thn brplace in new hampshire then left the race, trump defeated him then, and president trump who continues to lead in the polls, when president trump talks about the gloves off, none of these republican g.o.p. candidates had been o get in a good whack. >> tom, i think that chrispo christiell got 7% in new hampshirnee votes, he did not do well.. but he is coming out calling the president trump 3 time loser.ce >> since he is a three time loser lost in 2018, house of representatives, lost white house aned senate in 2020.22 2022, he wound up losing twoor more governorships, anotherip seat is n senate, and we barely won the house. if we want to lose to joee biden again, and have an the 82-year-old joe biden in white house then let's nominate donald trump. >> one thingnald when trump ran in 2020, he ran on the economy. untrusting an worthy opponent, he has the same message with you not expanding beyond his base, do you agree with chris chri

>> i completely agree with chris christie there.r it doesn't mean for sure an indictment is coming, but if you're going to send a target letter to a high-profile person especially someone like donald trump you better be ready to indict. in terms of a timeline, we know that doj has given him until tomorrow, four days from sunday to go into the grand jury and from that moment on at any point, prosecutors can go into the grand jury and ask him to indict and that's a quick process and once you're at the point of presenting an indictment you can have it signed with ith in an hour or so. >> the billboard previewed by having a target letter is significant and this is the culmination of a very long investigation based on other evidence that's been corroborated. if he is a target all of the people have led up to this moment and this would be a quick indictment because all of the ducks would be in a row before they invited trump to even testify. >> good point indeed, thank you very, very much and an important programming note, laural be back

to "face the nation" and we return now to our conversation with former new jersey governor chris christie who is, of course, a presidential candidate and are vying for the republican nomination. governor, i also want to tap into your expertise as a former prosecutor. there are so many legal issues in this campaign, and i want to ask you about one involving the president's son hunter biden who will appear in court this week to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and will enter into an agreement that will avert conviction on a gun-related charge. the deal has infuriated many congressional republicans who were holding their own hearings and i wonder after this plea happens if you would advise your party to move on? >> no, i wouldn't, margaret and here's why. the conduct of the u.s. attorney in delaware and the justice department can't be justified. it doesn't take five years, margaret. as you mentioned i was the u.s. attorney in the fifth largest office in the country for serve years during the bush administration and it does not take five years to investigate two misdemeanor tax cou

and i have to just say one thing about chris christie, you know, i'm liking this chris christie.d enough to remember the other chris christie and, you know, as eminem would say, would the real slim shady please stand up. howard: he wants you to think about this chris christie. >> about that kennedy clip, there's no other presidential candidate who would relay that conversation, and this is just trump. he breaks the rules, he says whatever he wants, and it makes him interesting so we're talking about, and a lot of republicans interpret that as strength. howard: a lot of people would say, well, the president can't be that mentally challenged, because he beat donald trump last time. doj, rich just briefly, has flip-flopped, can't defend donald trump in the defamation suit by writer e. jean carroll going back to the alleged incident going back to the '90s does this 180 kind of smell political? >> well, that's the way a lot of people are going to interpret it. i'm not a lawyer. seems to me though that the original position was based on the idea that trump pushing back against care rol

why chris christie joined us today.asked him about the no labels. cheryl: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. good to see you. all right, more investors are tuning into the music industry as an area to invest in with a new etf. it is musq. it launched earlier this week. our county downcloser put it on a list of companies. he said act private about trade publicly. joining me with the list why these are good investment opportunities, intrepid capital, mark travis. clarify this, a company that acts private but is public, what is that? >> it is a founder-led business has gone public i suspect to facilitate estate transfer from generation to generation n a number of cases there are multigenerational management. an example would be markle, insurance company based in richmond, virginia. berkshire hathaway is taking an interest in that business and it's run, the chairman is the founder's grandson. i think you're talking about liv, a moment ago, and the music business. now that liv gotten past the problems with taylor swift'

mike: mara, full disclosure, we're both from jersey, we understand chris christie.r thoughts on what brad said and on christie taking the fight to the guys higher in the polling. >> there are some candidates who have focused far too heavily on wokism, but there are plenty of candidates running for 2024 that have rebuffed and, quite frankly, appealing policy plans and proposals ready to go. and someone like chris christie is going to speak truth to that and is going to call people out who are focusing on issues that don't do necessarily benefit the american people as a whole. so, yes, i think there are definitely candidates that we need to look at, and christie is always going to speak his mind. and as a fellow new jerseyan, i appreciate that. mike: all right. we will poll it. brad howard, maura gillespie, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. ♪ mike: two people dead, 28 injured after a shooting broke out at a baltimore block party shortly after midnight last night. officials say no suspects have been arrested. c.b. cotton is live with the details. hello, c.

of course, that's chris christie. asa hutchinson has also not minced words. - right. - but they demonstrate a different approach. tim scott and nikki haley are hesitant to criticize and distinguish themselves from donald trump, but chris christie and asa hutchinson aren't. what do you make of that difference? - i think you have candidates that are trying to figure out how they cut through the trump noise. - yeah. - and it may be that, if we see, for instance, chris christie gaining traction because he is more forthright with his words, that perhaps the others will be more bold in that way. - and i should point out that chris christie is, at least in the most recent new hampshire polls, climbing up, he is now third. donald trump has around 37%. desantis has around 11. and christie's at 10. - so he'getting in the double digits. that's good. - [margaret] that, yeah, it looks like, - and that might be that signal. - your democratic colleague joe manchin is being courted by an outside effort to run as an independent in the

this christie is in there to take down trump. -- chris christie is in there to take down trump. that is what he has decided. you don't really hear a lot, and that is part of the oxygen sucking environment trump has created and that we in the media are participating in. we are talking about this and not the economy, not ukraine, not abortion access, etc., but we have to talk about this precisely because it is unprecedented. precisely because it is tremendously important, but i don't see anything, republicans saying anything about the economy, cultural issues, ukraine, nato, foreign affairs, the rise of china,nd ai. when have you heard a republican candidate or really any candidates, to be fair, come out and give a considered, thoughtful position on how do we regulate or not regulate ai into this sort of circus-like atmosphere? nothing substantive can penetrate, and that's a problem because we have a lot to talk about. >> there are a lot of existential issues facing the country, but for now, as we await this potentially third and historic indictment, that is what we will be coveri

. >> chris cr chris christie called trump a 3 time loser."fox news sunday" biden is basking inflow -- the glow of media's on going praise. >> they think you have been a great president but many people say, they are supporters, the next thing he should do is step aside and let another generation of democrats take the baton, why are they wrong? >> well, let -- it is. -- look. you use the phrase again we're at a -- point, there is one thing that comes with age you have been honest about your whole life, that is wisdom. >> man, if only all interviews were softball interviews like that, mollie, one thing we didn't show. you are a great president, you brought back the economy. he failed to mention the fact that recent june jobs respect had lowest month -- report had lowest monthly gain since december of 2020. it is part of a natural progression after a crisis with covid, if these are only set down interviews he gets he is still hiding. >> president biden not hiding, he is getting out there. if you are running for president, you do what is smart fo

>> chris christie does not have much else to lose and i do think it is interesting that chris christie tout his own physical prowess and conditioning and would like to get in the ring with i'll drop. i think what he was probably trying to do was trigger trump into responding to him and maybe making a fat joke and they can go back and forth and do this. it just seems kind of like a food fight at this point to try to bring this back to the pudding imagery. and look, it doesn't -- i mean, the math doesn't add up for people who expect that donald trump is just going to go away. tim scott, nikki haley, ron desantis, what have. you in desantis's case, asked and answered. he's not even taking a lot of questions at this. point -- i think if there's a plan b that they need to go to a pretty quickly. >> i want to talk about desantis, because this leaked memo to nbc news had the exclusive first reporting on, also notes where the desantis team thinks trump is vulnerable. and i will read the portion of. that soft trump voters and america first conservatives do not look kindly on trump's record on g

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as chris christie said, it is folly. it is a fool's errand to think that a third party can win in this country. there is no way on god's green earth that they can get to 270 electoral votes which means they will be a spoiler. one way or another, they'll be a spoiler, and as rick klein said, it looks like they will be a spoiler in favor of donald trump and that will be the biggest threat to democracy that we have seen since january 6th. >> george: senator lieberman, you said if the polling shows next year that is the case, that no labels would be a spoiler one way or the other, then no labels would stand down. that sort of runs against human nature, doesn't it, once a campaign starts? it's hard to stop. >> well, we'll see. look. the polling a year and a half out as doug jones just said, really should be taken as a warning by the two parties. the american people don't like what the two parties are doing, and they particularly don't like the two candidates that they seem set on nominating. so we're trying to offer a third c

for christie we heard this before.en he said similar things, dropped out of the race and became one of trump's strongest supporters. whether this is genuine or campaign rhetoric time will tell. ashley: difficult for gop contenders because donald trump has indictments hanging over him, rallied the base, you want to attack trump, not easy to do and still attract some of those trump supporters to you. >> trump can go nuclear on anybody. not the trump is bad, if your heart is still with him, people like ron desantis or other candidates, very gingerly attacked. ashley: do we get to see debate with trump and christie on the same stage and how does that play out? >> it would get very ugly. trump said he might not debate. conventional wisdom would hold you don't need to face your rival. the american people would be better served by having a debate and they are hoping trump would not be able to watch a debate with other candidates to be part of it. ashley: mark meredith touched on it, gavin newsom has been campaigning for biden

. >> corpus christi, south texas. it's the hometown of selena, the queen of tejano music. and just across the water from her statue is north padre island. >> what's this island like? >> well, as you can see, it's not a -- not a bad place to live at all. >> corpus is a nice town. it's a fairly good size town, but everybody kind of knows everyone. >> well, it's probably the biggest little small town there is. >> i could not live anywhere else. when you, you know, cross that bridge from your long day at work, you feel like you just naturally take a deep breath and you're on vacation. >> i worked hard for everything. palm trees, you know, and sunsets. it was beautiful. >> it's kind of the whole island life, you know, the flip-flops, the shorts, the shirt. you know, just pretty casual. it's just a whole different lifestyle over here. >> who is this woman? [ laughter ] >> that's me way back in the '90s, the good old days. i was a bikini model. >> laura was a very visible character on the island, because you know, she just kind of stood out a bit. >> did a lot of bikini contests.

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i think chris christie is kind of wishing that was not reality. but i think it's the only way to actually be successful in the inner campaign is to recognize what is really happening on the ground and what these voters want. the voters want maga republicans. unless a maga republican can give them an alternative, we're gonna end up with donald trump. >> james, same question to you, what is your take on the gop primary so far? >> it's trump. it's no republican party. if the republican party that tim miller used to support and be part of doesn't exist anymore. it's all trump. it's a personality cult. as soon as people come to grips with that, there's not much that you can do about it. but he's running roughshod on desantis. they have to remind that guy to be human. how can you -- don't forget to talk about education, foreign policy, and by the way, be human. i mean, it's almost comical. and if trump goes down, he's going to be replaced with another trump maga person. i think the future of maga is j. d. vance, but that's just my guess. but it's not go

the fact, is chris christie is in this race for one reason, to torpedo donald trump.tim scott or any of these other individuals who were running for president of the united states had the fortitude of chris christie in attacking donald trump and standing principally on whatever issues. the problem with chris christie is, he left the new jersey governor's mansion with a 12% approval rating, so he's not going to be the nominee. if somebody else had his kind of tact or some people may say lack thereof, or his ability to punch a bully in the mouth, this race would be different. but this is going to be donald trump versus joe biden right after the iowa primary. this race is about over. >> david, do you agree with that? do you think that if ron desantis, for example, who is second in the race according to polls, although a very, very far behind second, do you think if he started aggressively going after donald trump on all the issues that republicans have concerns about when it comes to him, not the base but other republicans such as, you know, his behavior leading up to an

i see your point, i see christie's point. somehow i think that before the judge actually unseals it we'll be pretty darn sure what's going on. the important point though is that the thing we have been waiting for is evidence that he is met with the prosecutors, which is he would've gotten an invitation to do maybe by zoom or he could say he's not doing. but he typically talks about stuff and he has no idea. here he does have an idea thought most important meeting is happen. i took it is as some evidence that he maybe hasn't, to me that points to thursday morning more than tuesday, tuesday more than the next thursday. i think the table is set and any day now is some evidence from him in that direction. >> let's give him credit is due been right about one thing in his life i, but when he's gonna get arrested and indicted. so he's on a streak here. he can get it right three times in a row. christie greenberg, what do you make of jack smith apparently still in the process of collecting evidence that may be relevant to a trump ind

christie happens to be the only republican who skipped yesterday's dinner and iowa. he is one of seven candidates who have qualified for next momonth's first primary debate that you will see only here right on the fox news channel print let's bring in article sb was advisor former house speaker former owner congressman adam kinsinger welcome. what do you expect at the debate? do you think what christie is dg going directly at the former president, do you expect that at the debate whether or not the former president is there in person or not? >> they will certainly do that at the debate and they should. the candidates that are running in the same plane as president trump it's going to be hard to take with the voters who are devout to and they have to find themselves in this is heather going to do by pointing out as chris christie just did the issues these illegal woes it will continue to have for donald trump and his campaign. the focus there on his legal issues does not help the american people focus on the issues at home. >> do you see the race boiling down to a pot

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former new jersey governor chris christie, thank you for your time,er is.l see much more of you on the trail. >> sure will, kasie, thank you very much. >> all right. renewed question in the senate this week about aging lawmakers. democratic senator and gen-xor chris murphy is coming up. u knol u could actually take that trip for less than all this. chris murphy is coming up. mista. ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ introducing the all-new 2024 chevy trax. ♪ ♪ helps you stay connected, ♪ safe ♪ and charged. ♪ the all-new chevy trax starting at $21,495. the possibilities are endless. with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system. i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the

this week former governor chris christie senator tim scott were added to the candidates who have metrements to take the debate stage next month before president trump has yet to commit he set down for an interview, then 20 or tomorrow on "sunday morning futures." quick to people think trump is going to be elected you will never have a recession for the people think i am not you will have more than a recession you're going to have a depression for quite yesterday the biden/harris campaign announced it had raised over $72 million in the second quarter that is a relief to some democrats who felt the campaign was off to a slow start. arthel: alex alexandria hoff, ts alexandria. sort of poll shows chris christie nipping at ron desantis heals the first primary state of new hampshire. what could that pretend and what is next in the race? restoring america editor of the washington examiner. it seems pretty exciting up in the granite state what does this mean in terms of the new poll in what chris christie is doing? >> i think it means the gop primary field is definitely going to be a very cr

christie seemed to promise fireworks.t does seem like christie's been getting under trump's skin lately. the two have been sort of trading jabs on social media. but i wonder if trump doesn't show up for the debates does christie's hits have the same punch? >> it's interesting. ron desantis was that guy that was seeing to get urn trump's skill just a little bit, but it's important note that, as susan says, trump is playing the rose garden strategy. he'll step aside. he'll realize he's got a lot of support already. the onus is really on this sort of second tier of candidates to differentiate themselves from each other and from donald trump at the same time. that's actually proven to be somewhat difficult for them, if they're not coming out and attacking him. chris christie is probably the best of that group at doing so, but the others are trying to sort of play this game of alain -- aligning themselves with trump without actually going after him in a way that would alienate trump's own base. having said that christie might

christy, jack smith's been very busy here. he was also filing a reply memo to donald trump and walt nauta's request to delay this criminal trial, the mar-a-lago document trial until after the 2024 election. is this going to be the first real test that we have of eileen cannon's chops as a judge over a major criminal case? >> so, it's a really strong reply from jack smith saying that there's no basis here in the law to delay this trial and have no trial date. criminal defendants all the time, most of them have jobs, and most of them have other professional schedules and lives, and that is not a basis to delay a trial and not have a trial date. similarly, one of the arguments that he really eviscerated in his reply was the argument that, well, under the presidential records act donald trump was entitled to these documents -- this is a novel theory. it's not novel. it's baseless. when it's baseless it means it's going to be that much easier for the judge to dispose an it. the discovery, that was another issue he took apart in his

anyway, patrick christys on news, christys here on gb news, britain's news .will discuss the news that around 8000 afghan individuals and families could be made homeless. this summer. and i will ask guests is our country full? and i think this is a lesson for people like the archbishop of canterbury and like all of these worthy loves, we should throw arms around we should throw our arms around the okay, we can do the world. well, okay, we can do that. but are we making the problem because we go, oh, problem worse because we go, oh, come on then. yeah, come on, we'll look after you for a bit. and go, well, we haven't and then we go, well, we haven't got you to live. so got anywhere for you to live. so now on street. well, now you're on the street. well, thank couldn't we have just thank you. couldn't we have just given them to germany or to france or to spain or to portugal to of these portugal or to some of these places welcome in. places now? well, welcome in. yeah, in. right, yeah, come on in. all right, i'll who's got i'll tell you who's got a massive gaff

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ambassador nikki haley and former new jersey governor, chris christie.onsulting and a fox news contributor. great to have you with us today. what do you make of that list and of the criteria and do you think it's fair? we'll show some of these primary polling numbers, which are pretty astanding for the former president right now. in terms of who gets on the stage, how do you think it's shaping up? >> first of all, the rnc did a great job putting the criteria forward. there's probably 75 million active engaged registered republican voters across the country. if you can't get 40,000 to give you a dollar, you shouldn't been on the stage. if you can't hit the 1% polling mark, i bet you're way above that right now. the criteria are fair. seven have made it so far. there's time for others to make it. what i want to say about the republican debate stage so far is that we're the party of diversity. we have a former president, an indian american woman, an african american man, indianian american man. what do the democrats have? they have a white 52 year-career wa

will: we mentioned everybody but chris christie was there.received as you mentioned almost everyone received a pretty warm welcome say of one, will hurt. will: will who? will: he was booed. listen. >> donald trump is not running for president to represent the people that voted for him in 2016-2020. donald trump is running to stay out of prison. and if we elect -- i know. i know. i know. listen. i know the truth, the truth is hard. but if we elect donald trump, we are willingly giving joe biden four more years in the white house and america can't handle that. >> you just made it easy for me. always good to come enough of a boo. >> that's funny. >> francis suarez took the podium after will heard. >> will heard saying he is running because he wants to stay out of prison. will heard is running for something but it is not president. he is running to get on the board of a global firm. they love these kind of republicans, the kind that will come out and criticize donald trump. he is clearly out of step with the base. he knows that. he knew he was go

you've got isa hutchinson, chris christie, people who are prepared to take the stand and say we stand for sort of conservative principles, but not that. i think when you add where these three guys are running, it's about 3% or something to that nature. maybe 4%. it's there any hope that's enough people might make it to a debate stage where they can sort of say there's an alternative in the republican party, and it doesn't have to be trump, but it doesn't have to be people who try to out-trump trump, like desantis? >> i certainly hope there's a path for chris christie and will hurd and asa hutchinson, but one thing about christie and heard, which differentiates himself from some of these other republican candidates, if they can actually run and -- in very difficult places, where republicans aren't really supposed to win. so, they come at this from a very different perspective. they understand the importance of winning independents and swing voters, and they also understand that trump, you know, is a disaster! it's a catastrophe with those types of voters! and what these guys are good a

former new jersey governor chris christie. governor christie, thanks for joining us.r campaign reports having raised $1.7 million in the first 25 days of your presidential bid. that's more than mike pence, not only behind nikki haley and tim scott, they were in the race longer than you, we should note. but you are going to have to do a lot better than that in the next quarter. how are you going to achieve that? >> well, look, jacqke, if we continue to raise money at the pace we've been raising it, we're going to do just fine. tim scott transferred a significant amount of money from his senate campaign. nikki haley has been in the race since feb. we essentially were raising money for three weeks. we feel good about what we've done. there's also a super pac that has been supporting our effort, which raised another $6 million on top of that. so i think we have a pretty good three weeks. >> i want to get your reaction to something said by the republican front-runner, donald trump last night, about the criminal charges that he's facing now and perhaps charges that might be

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that includes chris christie who perhaps has been trump's most vocal critic, and is again calling out> the people of the republican party and wild broadly across americas are tired of snake oil salesmen who just don't tell them. truth, whatever they think they want to here at the moment and don't fulfill any of those promises. >> meanwhile, donald trump attended a ufc event, seen shaking hands with joe rogan. ali, first to you here, chris christie is doubling down, but he's not the only hopeful who is swinging. who else did we hear from? >> i think it's important to note there are other kearns trying to contrast with the former president, but it's unclear if that's enough, especially with the way that christie is attacking it. it's built see the ethos, he has to go first through donald trump before he can get to any nomination. the rest of the field, though, seems to be finding contrast points, whether it's pence on january 6th, nikki haley on the -- and the latest person was north dakota governor bergen. >> did you ever do business with donald trump? >> i don't think so. >> why? >> i

but how do republican primary voters feel about chris christie, michael?[laughter] he is a minus 56. you know, his favorables are somewhere around, you know, 10%, maybe, 15. and that's the problem, because he's gone after trump, they don't like him, which brings us right back to how this conversation started. yeah, you know, people say, well, i think we need to go with someone else, we need to get someone electable. we need to have -- and at the end of the day, what are they going to do? they're gonna vote for trump in this primary. y'all need to get over this. i mean, everybody is trying to find the angle. it ain't working. desantis ain't it. and kristie, if he was sitting with favorability among the republican primary voters in the 30s, or the 40s, oh, he would be killing it right now. but he's now got to make up a minus 56, where people go, you're gonna take out the guy that i have been riding and dying with for the last six years. and i'm gonna go to you? i don't see how that narrative works. and to david's last point, when all of this happens, and som

and then fellow candidate chris christie joins me to respond. >>> plus, just a number? renewed concerns about aging political leaders, as candidates on both sides say it's time for a fresh start. >> we need to start getting d.c. in order. >> do americans believe age is just a number? democratic senator chris murphy is coming up. >>> hello.up. i'm kasie hunt in washington, where the state of our union is thinking, i've seen this film before. the political world begins a new week as we have so many times over the past seven years, under the pull of donald trump. the far and away front-runner for the republican presidential nomination, whose legal peril worsened this week. on saturday in pennsylvania, the former president took on republicans who he felt didn't back him strongly enough, arguing that any gop lawmaker who didn't prioritize investigating his democratic rival, joe biden, should face a primary challenge. hanging over the former president, the potential for more indictments this month for his efforts to try to overturn the presidential 2020 election. and new char

i like chris christie, i like nikki haley.ike most of the other -- i still think a lot of them are totally gutless and will not cut out what is an obvious wrong and that is the reason i leaned more toward -- mike pence actually stopped some of the wrongs, that is one of the reasons i support him. christie is doing everything he can to point out exactly what trump is, will heard did a good job. that meeting in iowa. i am a republican, i am a conservative. i cannot believe most republicans do not believe as i do. i cannot see supporting someone who has done the things donald trump has done. from my fellow republicans, look elsewhere. host: let us go to a zona, candace is on the line. trump supporter. caller: yes, i am. host: why? caller: when he makes a promise, he keeps a promise and he has done nothing wrong. host: why are you not concerned? as you know, he has been indicted twice, perhaps could be indicted one or two more times. why is that not something you are concerned about? caller: because they are full statements. host: