. >> the martha stewart case was the first time most americans had probably heard the name james comey. what they didn't know is they'd be hearing that name a lot as the years passed. >> now when comey brought the charges against martha stewart he emphasized we're charging you for lying to the federal authorities. >> this criminal case is about lying. lying to the fbi. lying totzek. lying to the s.e.c. and lying to the investors. that's conduct that will not be tolerated by anyone. >> so ultimately a decision is made not to prosecute her for insider trading. >> martha stewart is being prosecuted not because of who she is but because of what she did. >> joining us now you saw him in the clip, allen chernoff who covered martha stewart for years. i was struck by how young we all were but i won't get into that. >> me too. >> i was struck by james comey. that was part of her fall and she has shot back up given, risen back up again. but tell me about why that case got so much attention? >> stories don't get better than this when you're a news reporter. the martha stewart case is really a mod

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there are a million things to say, but you mentioned james comey earlier.t hillary clinton the elections in 2016. that was not a conviction. that was not an indictment. that was a front-page news story about the possibility of the e-mails coming back as a problem for hillary clinton. so could a trial and a conviction here in d.c., on the january 6th case which brings january 6th back front and center and make a difference of a couple of percentage points? yeah. >> yeah. james? >> i support that conclusion. the conviction and data says a conviction would matter and that's not isolated data. bill's wife is from louisiana and this is carnival season, and i know she's watching, so i just thought you'd feel at home here and i thought i would put this on while we do the show. but, no, that's true. when a jury comes back, washington, d.c. is like any place else. they have plumbers. they have wallpaper hangers and dental hygienists. they have hotel maids. a d.c. jury will look very much like a sioux city, iowa, jury would look, and i think it will have a way with v

>> so the comey is speaking the truth in the sense that the data indicates that the number of threatst aren't executed on is very high. the percentage that are actually executed on and that violence occurs or an attempted threat is carried out is very low, but that also misses the point because the intent here is, for example, swatting people in the middle of the night where officers come with long guns to your home and bound on the door to see if you're okay is designed to wake you up, get you tired for the next day of court or whatever you've got going on, and send a signal that you better think twice before you pursue your profession and your calling. so the fact that the violence is never carried out still doesn't negate the fact that the negative impact is happening. so comey is trying to reassure people in election positions, that volunteer for election precincts and other roles all the way up to fbi agents, he's telling them stay on target, to your job, pursue justice, uphold your oath and keep moving, and i get that, but the reality is that nevertheless, there's a negative imp

forward, i wish that comey had specifically called out republican congress people.ot of republican congress people using these threats and the fear of threats from their own voters as a reason to act cowardly. and i do think that it's interesting that they get to use these threats as an excuse and meanwhile, you know, people that have far less privilege, far less access to security, poll workers, et cetera, they don't have that same ability, right. they're out there doing the work of the government without fear or favor. i think, you know, jim comey's message is one that needs to be heard in congress, republican members of congress. >> tim miller, you are split screen with an event in windham, new hampshire. we are expectinger governor of new jersey chris christie that he'll suspend his presidential campaign. what are you looking for in these remarks? >> i don't think we'll except that chris christie is going to endorse nikki haley, but i think it will be something that i would look to in the next two weeks, is he going to swallow his pride and criticisms with nikki

. >> the martha stewart case was the first time most americans had probably heard the name james comey. they didn't know they would hear that name a lot as the years passed. >> when comey brought the charges against martha stewart, he emphasized, we're charging you for lying to the federal authorities. >> this criminal case is about lying. lying to the fbi. lying to the sec. lying to investors. that is conduct that will not be tolerated by anyone. >> ultimately, a decision is made not to prosecute her criminally for insider trading and only charge her with obstruction of justice and false statements. >> martha stewart is being prosecuted not because of who she is but because of what she did. >> "the many lives of martha stewart" premieres tonight at 9:00 p.m. >>> who doesn't like chicken nuggets? a food delivery arrived at a home. >> instead of 20 they got 200 because of an extra zero on the order. jeanne moos reports on the dinner that's gone viral. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: thought they ordered several burgers, some fries and a few chicken mc mcnuggets. instead, they got inundated

the first time most americans have probably heard the name james comey. what they didn't know they would be hearing that name a lot as the years pass. >> now when james comey brought the charges against martha stewart, he emphasized, we are charging you for lying to the federal authorities. >> this criminal case is about lying, lying to the fbi, lying to the sec and lying to investors. that is conduct that will not be tolerated, by anyone. >> ultimately a decision is made not to criminal prosecutor prosecute her criminally. >> martha stewart is being prosecuted not because of who she is but because of what she did. >> what a face to see, tune in because this new original series from cnn will premiere this sunday at 9:00 p.m., only on cnn. thank you so much for joining us tonight on the source, laura coates live starts right now. >>> donald trump's, blink and you might miss it moment on the stand tonight on a bonus hour of laura coates live. three minutes, three whole minutes, or three short minutes, that's along the former president was on the stand today

the motother r stewart cacass the first t time most amamericas had probably heard the names james comeydidn't know if they would be hearing that name a lot as the u.s. passed.. >> now whehen comey brouought te chargeges againsnst martha s st, he emphasisized we are charging you for lying to the federal authorities. >> this criminal case is about lying, about lying to the fbi, lying to the s.e.c., and lying to investors. that is conduct that will not be tolerated by anyone. >> so o ultimatelyly a decisiois made n not to prososecute her criminally for insider trading, and only charged with the obstruction of justice and false statements. >> martha stewart is being prosecuted not because of who she is, but because of what she did. >> what a face to see. be sure to tune in, because of this new original series from cnn, the many lives of martha stewart will premiere this sunday at nine pm only on cnn. i'm kaitlan collins, thank you so much for joining us tonight here on the source.

what they didn't know they would be hearing that name a lot as the years pass. >> now when james comey brought the charges against martha stewart, he emphasized, we are charging you for lying to the federal authorities. >> this criminal case is about lying, lying to the fbi, lying to the sec and lying to investors. that is conduct that will not be tolerated, by anyone. >> ultimately a decision is made not to criminal prosecutor prosecute her criminally. >> martha stewart is being prosecuted not because of who she is but because of what she did. >> what a face to see, tune in because this new original series

and when the comey letter came out, then it was back on her.sn't in the crosshairs and he also was a little more disciplined in the closing days it makes all the difference. >> and i think this relates to how aberrant he is as a person. honestly, you can't keep in front of mind because it is so strange. the truth social post from last night, if you are not looking at them, whatever you think in your head is actually going to be more sanitized than the reality, because the reality is just so deranged. >> if we were going to make this up, nobody would believe us. but let's talk a second about who are the persuadable voters, who are the swing voters? because you're dealing with two people who are essentially incumbents. they know these people. their minds are made up. so you're dealing with the people what i would call the double doubters readable haters or even the pox on both their houses, people who don't like either of these guys. so what happens is, like i said, when they see biden they're like yeah, i'm center-right independent or a moderate

>> i appreciate the points that director comey made and i think he's absolutely right for two reasonsmportant that we've charged over 20 1200 people -- to turn to effect that that creates, preventing others from potentially engaging in violence. i think that i do disagree a little bit that there is just only a threat of violent rather than actual violence. unfortunately, we have seen instances of actual violence, whether that's the attack on paul pelosi. whether that's somebody trying to track down obama's residents in washington, d.c.. again, i'm not concerned that the overwhelming majority of the of trump supporters are going to engage in violence, i'm extraordinarily concerned that a tiny percentage, given the size of his following, represents tens if not hundreds of people who despite all this deterrence may yet decide to engage in violence. will it be organized? likely not. does that matter at the end of the day to the targets of the violence? not at all. so i don't think this is the kind of thing that we can simply step back and say these are the threats and nothing more, becaus

i fired james comey, i did a big job. we got rid of a lot of the deep state. i will tell you, we had covid two and half years later, but nobody ever had a better economy. we had the greatest economy in the history of our country, we had the strongest border in the history of our country. i built over 500 miles of wall. we got mexico to give us 28,000 free soldiers, free of charge. not that easy to get, by the way. i had to do a lot of maneu maneuvering, including tariffs and other things to get it. by the way, speaking of tariffs, we took in hundreds of billions of dollars from china, and of that we gave $28 billion to our farmers because they were abused by china. what china did to our farmers was horrible and we did a great job for our country. the largest tax cuts in history. the democrats want to double up and triple up on the taxes. they want to double your taxes and triple your taxes. i got you the biggest, bigger than the reagan tax cuts. you and i were talking about that the other day. our cuts were substantially bigger. we got rid of the death tax, th

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kayleigh: i'm sure you've heard the left say amy comey barrett and what was kenneling brown jack whatamming colonel brown jackson. colonel keg >> epstein and his associates would stock nightclubs looking for young girls and the driver details the horrifying deposition. they'd all go to clubs and look for girls to bring back for jeffrey and add "jeffrey was giving us $200 a piece for everyone we brought over". meanwhile more details emerging about prince andrew. epstein's butler claiming that the prince would get daily massages while staying for weeps at epstein's florida mansion. and we're learning more about epstein's deposition in 2016 with alleged victim and virginia due fray's lawyers and invoked the fifth amendment some 500 titimes and talked about bill clinton and the clinton foundation during the deposition and we don't know how much material is sealed away and more names expected to be unsealed by january 122. back to you guys. will: thank you, jackie. pete: i think that point-blank layups about we don't know how much remains unsealed, even in what we're getting, it'll say pro

nancy pelosi, glasser, comey. [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] we will drag them through the steeds. these politicians will begin -- will get drugged through the streets. we will not have the rights of our country stolen. [indiscernible] this is the second revolution. >> [indiscernible] >> for the first time since 1812, that capital was stormed. they used black bags because the crowd was so irate that we probably would've murdered them. >> fortunately, we will never know if this member of the mob is correct about what would've happened had the mob inside the capital captured a lawmaker. it seems like the ones we just saw strongly support his belief. a substantial portion of the mob marched on the house of representatives. they encountered a line of officers in the hallway leading toward the chamber led by a writer wielding a flagpole as a weapon. they surged forward, pushed the officers back into a narrow vestibule leading to the house chamber doors and the officers eventually had to escape from the door. [indis

. >> now whehen comey brouought te chargeges againsnst martha s st, he emphasisized we are charging you for lying to the federal authorities. >> this criminal case is about lying, about lying to the fbi, lying to the s.e.c., and lying to investors. that is conduct that will not be tolerated by anyone. >> so o ultimatelyly a decisiois made n not to prososecute her criminally for insider trading, and only charged with the obstruction of justice and false statements. >> martha stewart is being prosecuted not because of who she is, but because of what she did. >> what a face to see. be sure to tune in, because of this new original series from cnn, the many lives of martha stewart will premiere this sunday at nine pm only on cnn. i'm kaitlan collins, thank you so much for joining us tonight here on the source. laura coates live starts right now. >>> donald trump -- you might just miss moment on the stand, tonight on a bonus hour of laura coates live. no maybe three short minutes, that is how long the former president was on the stand today in the e. jean carroll defamation trial. he still ma

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in 2016 he didn't go after hillary clinton or peter strzok and his girlfriend or comey. there was no revenge, he was just trying to do a good job, he by and large did a good job. >> you are right, i think the same message, he still talks about some of the person nalties but that -- personality but that message that washington is deceiving you and failing you, the people they feel it they feel it in their bones, there is no messaging this away if you are the white house, leadership missing in action, i think that trump said, trying to say help is on the way, we'll see who comes in number two. larry: you got it, so good laura ingraham thank you so much, take care. >> good to see you. larry: stay warm. >> i will. larry: you can watch laurao ingrammagi think laura ingraham angle, coming up former president trump says, success is the best revenge. laura called it an inflection point that is laura ingraham, she is right. we'll talk about that and a few other things with great kellyanne conway, who will join lives from des moines, iowa. >> fani willis defends herself, you remem

or comey or peter strzok or lisa page or adam schiff or any of the crazy, phony, lying russian hoax people, he did not go after any of them, some folks might want to remember that and how different trump was from joe biden's performance. i dare say, anyone watching mr. trump's town hall last night, could just step back from details and specifics, what you saw was a president. a leader. a man of experience. who knows how to handle tough issues and handle crowds, interviewers, foreign leaders, economic problems, he is a strong leader. trump tough. he has done this before. he will be better the next time. that is my riff, joining me now talk about and more welcome back to the show wisconsin senator ron johnson, happy new year. you are good on radio this week, we appreciated it, here you are on tv, did you watch the trump town hall, sir. what did you think? >> well, i was not able to, i wish i could have based on your analysis, the chaos that is coming from democrats side of the aisle, from radical leftist, the biden administration is. and are. the chaos on border, just across the board, you l

if joe biden, we heard the supreme court including justice robertson and combmy barrett and say -- comey barrett and saying they're going to shut down in bigger numbers. stuart: biden would spend the money on improving the processing of migrants coming in. not counting the flow but improving the process. >> yeah, wants money to send them home or stop them from coming in and more money to have people go in and fill out the paperwork and come in and enjoy the united states of america. stuart: thanks for coming on board and showing us serious numbers on this, i didn't know that before. stuart: the earns are good to keep the momentum going obstron themarket. >> yeah, and next week we'll hear from big tech and look at earnings question got out today and dow components are mixed and the momentum is so strong to the upside. mixed is enough to keep the markets here. we'll wait to see if we got good to very good results out of big tech. we extend our highs where we are already and hit new highs. >> remember. stuart: what i'm looking for next week is a signal that ai has practiced by the microsoft

i fired comey i fired a lot of people, in fact, people said i fired so many people.s bad you have to fire them. there's a guy that don't win wars and do nothing right and nobody ever gets fired i guess they know too much. does anyone know what that means, i know what that means. sadly not everyone is willing to put our country first. this is called america first territory. it is america first. [cheering] here in new hampshire -- nikki haley i know her well -- [booing] the guy is screaming bird brain only in new hampshire does that happen -- but she's made an unholy alliance with the rhinos never trumpers, americans for no prosperity, globalists, the radical left communist and they want to get liberals and biden supporters that's what they want and you know you have a governor here that allows democrats to vote in the republican primary. what's that all about? your governor -- [booing] and you know he'll be coming and he'll be calling me after the election sorry just i want to congratulate you very much. this guy allows independence, many of whom are democrats, indepe

nor did he go after comey, remember him?r peter strzok or lisa page or adam schiff or any of the crazy, phony lying russian hoax people but he did not go after of them, remember, some folks might want to remember all of that and how different trump was from joe biden's performance. i dare say anybody watching mr. trump's town hall last night who could just step back from all details and specifics, what you saw was a president, a leader, a man of experience, who knows how to handle tough issues, can handle crowds, interviewers, foreign leaders, economic problems. he is a strong leader. trump tough. he has done this before. he will be even better the next time. that's my riff for this evening. joining me now, to talk about all of this and more, we welcome back to the show wisconsin senator ron johnson. happy new year senator johnson. you're awful good on radio this weekend and we appreciated it and here you are on tv and i want to ask you did you watch the trump town hall last night, sir and what did you think? >> well, larry

. >> steve: james comey is going steve joe manchin is going to be talking it the president. >> ainsleysident would talk to us. >> steve: going to be talking to brian one hour and 15 minutes. >> brian: senator joe manchin sounds like lindsey graham whether it comes to the border. first thing he thinks he should handle allege the president is ignoring it. henry cuellar said someone got to the left wing early president biden knows better but he is kissing up to his ultra left wing. and we are all paying the price because of it. >> lawrence: let's seed what happens in next election. coming up a "fox & friends" exclusive. a student suspended after being accused of wearing black face at a sporting event. the new lawsuit filed on his behalf. he joins us along with his dad, ainsley. >> ainsley: first, bidenomics hitting where it hurts. most say groceries are their top hurdle while some put buying a house on the back burner. brian brenberg is going to unpack all of that nexth lawrence. ♪ ♪ (♪) entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping

not just black woman, the woman of color, to be able who do incredible comey to purchase naturally toble to win this award. >> yeah. so what an impressive and fun night in a lot of shows. now for you to watch it nominees and haven't seen him. >> 10 48 right now and we cried for your local election headquarters, california may give donald trump a lock on his party's nomination with support for the former president growing according to a new poll from the la times and uc berkeley, two-thirds of california republicans now say that they will vote for trump in california's presidential primary under new rules in our state. any candidate who wins more than 50% of the vote, get all 169 delegates for california. that's 14% of what's needed to secure the republican nomination. california holds its primary along with 15 other states on super tuesday, which is march 5th. that poll has a margin of error of 2 points in either direction. the warriors play the memphis grizzlies last night and draymond green played for the first time since his suspension kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney takes a lo

it was comey asking to let mike flynn go, it was the people trump fired because accountability inchedck at any other efforts to hold him -- witness tampering is a cuple of chapters in the mueller report. >> i don't think there's any way you can look back on the trump presidency with any sense of sort of, you know, any idea that it should have happened. again, as i said, i supported the policies in many instances, but i think clearly it would have been better for the country had he not been the president. and, you know, partly what we're dealing with now is a sense of people becoming numb to how serious the threat is. also people enabling him, and there's a really direct connection, as you know, between members of congress, you know, set aside those who are actively collaborating, we've talked about them, but there are others who just simply won't say anything, who know what he's done is wrong who will say privately that they know that, but who have been hoping he'll just go away. and -- >> mitch mcconnell seems to fall in that category. >> i have a lot of respect for mitch mcconnell,

so we know that that surf and that water comey can be tough. do. do we know anything more about where that plane was coming from where it was heading to? >> some of that information i cannot release except as other agencies involved. but the and just you. >> okay. then. information. i don't believe them. okay. to release the set. okay. understood. >> i i know that there's going to be obviously crews that are any working there throughout the night is is there a search just actively under way right now? is this something that that might have to be a held off until the morning? because we we're just getting this information so we don't know exactly what time did this plane went down? >> what i can say is there's crews out there that are planning. and talking about how they're going to go out, getting out there. plane. are there rest and not have a chance to talk this guy? so it is active. it is ongoing. and they're going offer a >> is there going to be a staging area that's going to be set up at all? is there going to be a place where people are media

he didn't go after comey. he didn't. he didn't.ood job. by and large he did a good job. that is the right stuff. >> the same message. he is still talking about some of the personality but that message washington is deceiving you and they're failing you. larry: yes. >> they are failing you. they are failing you. the people feel it in their bones. there is no messaging this away if you're in the white house at this point. it is missing in action. leadership missing in action. he is trying to say help is on the way. we'll see ho comes in number two tonight. larry: you got it. so good, laura. stay warm out there. >> i will. larry: don't forget you can catch laura on the link gram -- the ingram angle. president trump says success is the best revenge. laura called it, what did he call it? a turning point. a inflection point. that is laura ingraham. inflection point. anyway we'll talk about that and a few other things with the great kellyanne conway who will join us live from des moines, iowa. fani willis finally defends herself. you reme

infrastructure, and then i think the investors like the long-term contracted -- so growing and in that comeyld say energy transition, fastest growing where we are, digital infrastructure where we are, supply chain reallocation where we are, so it is a fantastic space, and thinking about the geography having the highest growth there, the global south, 80% of the world population lives there. phenomenal space, and i think for us, we are looking at that and saying, what do they want? what do they do? how do they see the world? from that point of view, having hundreds and hundreds is not an efficient way of managing this. they want to have a relationship. that is what drove us to look at different alternatives. francine: there you go. different alternatives. so bill was not the only one. >> we had a lot of imbalance over time. looking at it from our point of view, we had dialogue for a long time. we have known each other for 10 years and set on some boards together and done this together signed the deal. first time we met, we got a big hug. francine: you were the chosen one, but how many deals d

signed this letter, including myself, represent pretty much most of the leadership of the fbi pre-comey we're concerned. this is not a political statement, this is a statement that calls attention to something that's just not debatable. border security is national security. we can take all the security precautions we want at the airports and other, you know, other -- you know, we can spend a trillion dollars on our intelligence agencies who work around the clock, but if we throw open 851 miles of southern border and just say, come on, and turn our board or or patrol into walmart greeters, that is a huge breach of our national security, and we just want to call attention to it. eric: about 294 people who are on the terror watch list have been discovered and caught in fiscal year 2023. almost 300. does that give you any confidence that they're doing the correct job, or does that show that a there's the potential for others that get into the country? >> no, that's just a good bell with weather. it's a canary in the mine, if you will, that tells you that they are coming across. and we don't

not just black woman, the woman of color, to be able who do incredible comey to purchase naturally tobe able to win this award. >> that was sam rubin reporting for us. and there is about to twice as many. pretty boys playing football in santa clara county preston, chubba party, braxton 100 younger brother says that he's transferring to san jose state making the move after 2 seasons playing quarterback for nebraska. he had entertained a few other schools settling on becoming a spartan x. he said he even got an offer from cow. after a few offseasons full of disappointments. this could spark some joy for some san francisco giants fans, beloved former manager dusty baker will be rejoining the team in the front office. he will serve as a special assistant alongside variance of heat. and larry exact word on lakers will actually be. he did a little bit of time in san francisco during his 19 years as an mlb player. but he returned as a coach and then was promoted to manage the team in 1992. he guided the giants to a world series and 2002. and then. even though the team for a little bit short,

you can see are 200 million to renovate surrounding comey.ies with shops, offices, businesses alike, 70 million dollars for scholarships for college or to start or grow small businesses and 30 million dollars. they promise in funding for parks. >> well, happening today, it's the start of commercial dungeness crab season here in the bay crab season has been delayed for a couple of months. you could do it individually, but not commercially. and now in san francisco, they're off to the races. kron four's will tran is live withawesome. thank you much. will. >> 7.39 oakland is getting the attention of sacramento and not in a good way. governor newsom met with 3 community leaders to talk about crime in oakland, the focus to listen to the changes that they're seeing and figure out how we can change more and support the city to get better. and lack resources like mental health supports. >> like youth development and education supports and all the things that data as well as lived. experience, show us help prevent crime longer term insurance was broug

james comey. and we're going to follow this every step of the way. the rest of the media has been ignoring it. we will not keep up the good work, keep us in the loop on everything that develops. thank you, sir. all when we come back. this is pretty gross. my former state of new york viral video on the new york city subway system is grossing out even the toughest people. you know, the toughest stomachs. why don't we show you the full tape? ahead. it's actually sad. i see her. >> i swear. it's first eat makes it less of countries here so you can rise from pain. i see. whether because of discomfort, lack of mobility, your lifestyle or occupation. you sit in actively way too many hours a day. that sedentary inactivity is terrible for your health. it's time to add some extra steps. your day. introducing ulips a premium quality automatic seated exerciser that strengthens legs, increases mobility and boosts circulation without physical strain or impact. it's the easiest exercise you will ever do. >> it fits perfectly my desk and it is so quiet that none of

no, it's okaent.t comey. because thank you.clos so close. because okaye.o the them it's not a thing anymore, even though it never really went away, which was that all right. you know, rights that are not specifically enumerated, a constitution. l >> they belong to the states so that there's really nothing that talksg to the state migrate constitution. but then that would mean that the federal governmenthat y wouldn't be able to do anything about it. so it'd be interesting to see what would happen with that. i would like to seth.e 10th amendment make a comeback, but i think that the whole putting up come the wire, why someone else is taking it down is just an excellent micro of the whole immigration debate in this entire country sincem i can remember. because one side i'm not talking about the the peopleof i i'm talking about the government. one side looks like you're me and the other side's like, well, your, your you're stupids and nothing changes when the system is completely broken. obviouslheare . e systemy it's so hard to cometo here legally. >> and th

i fired comey. i fired a lot of people. when somebody's bad, you have got to fire them. they don't win wars, they don't do anything right and nobody ever gets fired. i guess they know too much. does anyone know what that means? i know what that means. sadly not everyone is willing to put our country first. this is called america first territory. it's america first. so here in new■y hampshire, niki haley. i know her well. ■;the guy is screaming, birdbra. only in new hampshire. but she's made an unholy alliance with the rhinos, the never trumper's, the americans for no prosperity, globalists, the radical left communists. they want to get liberals and pardons of support. you have a governor here that allows democrats to vote in the republican primary. what's that all about? your governor -- he will be coming and he will be calling me after the election. i just want to congratulate you very much. this guys independents, many of whom are democrats, and democrats to vote in the republican party. what the hell is that all about? despite that, we are going to win a very big numb

and so i hope we seeve the republican party comey together, unify to beat joe bide unifiedn, becausehe s of this administration anve frankly beesults ofn traink and a disaster for the country. >> we're going to gester fort tt president. >> he's now taking the stage. very quickly, how do you explain what i cal l this trump phenomenon that he defies all convention noravity political gravity, but the the quit the the old of politics obviously don't apply to him if he's arrested, you know, after all that he's been through. >> people now see this as aspert persecution, not prosecution. yes. is theprosecuty have they justy overreached now for the last seven years? >> and this is the resul is tht> . what lesson number one trump has has enormous numr one, back. >> he's got gutsy stands up and face. but numbers. two, he broke the democrat party. he broke the media. they hate. >> and so, look, i enjoyede conv the conversation between you and newt. newt was right.it had there been one case, maybe it would have gone somewheresoms but there's a so obviously a persecution that people peeopld of se

getting rid of comey was a great thing. lucky we did. we might not be standing here right now.s but that did not work out too well for them and now look at us. we are leading in the polls by a lot. not just this ll nationally and what just came out, we are at 71-9-11. fake news, they go she went from eight to 11. i went from 66 to 71 and desantis went down two so she overtook him i one at 11 and the story is haley surges -- overtook him by one. the story is haley surges. haley surges. at the beginning, they have been throwing everything at us, really just a em of high-energy scheming. it's witchhunts, its allies, and horrendous abuses. -- it's lies and horrendous abuses. we have so much time. there is still a football game if anybody wants to watch. it's not that we got a lot of time today. should we do the long version or should we do that? it is so appropriate. it is so appropriate. what is happening to our country, but abuses of power from russia, russia, russia. remember that con job? ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, to defund the police, to the election rigging scam like our cou

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