. >> don trump has now sued the house january six committee, arguing its subpoena, seeking his testimony documents tied to the capitol attack was invalid. trump was scheduled for a deposition on monday. for more on the midterms, we turn to vaughan in arizona, stephanie in nevada, and antonia in georgia. we welcome you all, first we're gonna head you vaughan in phoenix. we have democrat katie hobbs who is actually growing her very thin lead over republican kari lake in the governor's race there. when can we expect the final results? >> we are gonna be waiting for another batch of those results to come tonight. those could be consequential, results that are released, i know we've been saying after days. tonight could be that night because last night it was for the arizona senate race. it was an important senate race, we're talking about the balance of power. take a look at where the country stands right now. we look towards nevada and georgia ahead. >> democrats just one seat away from holding the senate. arizona democrat mark kelly winning reelection overnight. nbc news projects being a r

meant to congressman waltz's point, don trump is one of the only republican would be contenders who has won two national sustained, to your campaigns. governor desantis has the hot hand and senator tim scott a someone who has is waiting in the wings and there's other candidates but none of them knows how to run for president yet. >> by the way, one point i want to raise, and i will get back to you on this point, but one person he does not have is his daughter ivanka trump. because just moments after the former president said that he would run again for 2024, his daughter ivanka released a statement, essentially saying, look, i am opting out. she says, this time around, i am choosing to prioritize my young children and the private life we are creating as a family. i do not plan to be involved in politics. while i will always love and support my father, going forward, i will do so outside the political arena. nayyera, i remember when there was all the conversations of the so-called adults in the room. and the person everyone kept on the speed dial, aside from mark meadows during january 6

declared don trump would be the president in 24., a scary thought, because of the fact that nevada had such an impact on our country, and to know that somebody was unequivocal are gonna determine who our future president is without regard to the will of the nevada voters. >> yeah, i can imagine the weight of it. we all felt the weight of these elections and the importance of them to the point where the president delivered a speech about them in particular, saying that democracy is on the ballot. we could feel the pressure from this distance. just unimaginable to me what that must have felt like as the candidate, knowing that you, you are the only person standing between that kind of potential election corruption and democracy in nevada. >> again, knowing what we had to do in this election, in 2022, but also what's at stake in 2024. we are very close u.s. senate race here, with masto, and other senator, senator jackie rosen, who's gonna be up in 24. we knew we needed to protect the insurrection elections not just in nevada, but carry

i think, criminal justice history, but also the archives to the story of don trump. and >> how about the arc politically, david? just hearing about all the things that are happening -- there's a lot of news, just tonight, alone. mark meadows, you've got stephen miller and a whole plethora of other things as well. you have mitch mcconnell talking about somebody being disqualified from office, not a too subtle not to say, i don't want you to run. this is exhausting for the republican electorate, i would assume. >> for sure. >> to paul's point, in this midterm election, independents broke away from republicans in record numbers because of what paul was saying. they looked down and looked at their ballots. and they voted against extremism. so, they had a choice to make and they could pick a republican or democrat and they were fearful if they voted for the republican that it would lead to more extremism. and so we need, as a party -- republicans, if we want to win, we need to do a lot of things but we need to win back those independents. we need to win back those model r

don trump jr., probably father's biggest cheerleader, also make missed the big announcement. told the business the daily beast he was busy on a hunting trip in the mountain western couldn't get a flight out to make it back for the speech because a bad weather. tough break. baron eric trump or the only of trump's five children in attendance. the ex president highlighted that during the speech. trump did manage together a small crowd of fans in the ballroom at mar-a-lago. but as abc jonathan guyer said, even they couldn't make it through the whole thing. >> actually saw people trying to leave and people leaving early, even before he was done. he still speaking now. and then in the little concerned that the hall would empty out too much. they actually started preventing people from leaving. >> it's not just the people in the ballroom the running for the exits. the falling right wing media is doing the same, turning on trump as well. you've seen it. this morning the rupert murdoch new york post relegated the news of the announcement to a banner at the bottom of the front page, ch

even more so after, as we mentioned earlier, don trump announced his 2024 campaign for president. ough, don't they were afraid that trump's announcement will depress out -- senator warnock finished ahead in the last week's election. joining me now is head of the action fund. thank you for joining us. explain to us this judges ruling. how big of a win is this for democrats and voting rights advocates? why do they even have this law in the first place? >> so the law, first of all, thank you for having me on, i appreciate it. but the law manifests basically out of svm 202 what they were just trying to do when they truncated the number of days for early voting because normally you have six weeks you, have three weeks. it's absolutely ridiculous, so we had to sue. and you say it's a win for democrats and voting rights activists, i would just like to say it's a win for georgia voters. we deserve more than six days to make a decision as to who's going to represent us in washington. and so we are really excited about this but we are a little annoyed, if you will, with the secretary of stat

this is the group don trump famously referred to as 18 angry democrats.ad what jack smith is being hired to do is to oversee the teams that have already been conducting this work. as you say, for many months. i imagine he needs to get briefed, but in the meantime those agents and those prosecutors can continue their work. so if they have meetings scheduled for monday morning at 9 am, my guess is they're gonna follow through and have those meetings monday morning at 9 am and jack smith will get up to speed. he'll ask questions. he'll lead the strategy. but all that work that's already been done will continue to provide value. >> so nothing gets delayed here? >> i think there's probably a small delay, but not much of a delay while the new boss gets up to speed and makes strategic decisions, made but some decisions get delays we can have input. but i think there's a lot of work can get done by the worker bees that can continue in the meantime. >> as appointing him, barb, increase the chances for an indictment? >> i don't know that increases the chances for a

it was a person named don trump junior. >> [applause] mr. trump: and he is great. tell this -- he has probably heard me tell it a couple of times, not much -- to show you how evil these people are. don went to the wharton school of finance, a good student, no problem whatsoever, just a good, young guy. and, i decide to go into politics. i said life is too good, every thing is perfect, let's screw up your life a little bit, ok? >> [laughter] mr. trump: so i take my family along and they really suffered, when you think of it. they don't have any second questions or doubts because we have done so much for this country and we can do more but we will do a lot more. to show you how evil -- the russia, russia, russia hoax turned out to be a total scam. everybody admits it, it was a scam. we eventually caught them, we caught them. they made up a story about russia, russia, russia, that i was close to putin. the only one who knew for sure was putin. he said i never knew we knew each other so well. i am the one who ended the pipeline, remember? i am the one that put sanction

, a jury in the us finds the leader of a fall right group guilty of seditious conspiracy to keep don trump in power and from what close to fobs. fans of the world comp and the cost of show off there regionally inspired football fashion. ah, and tis a patient is rising. and so is the others with wanted my cattle aways. hello, welcome to look at the international forecast. we are seeing something of a big cool down across much of china through the korean peninsula. and in fact, into japan, this cold front, this blue line behind that look how the winds are lined up from north to south. so it's driving a lot of colette right across china will in 5 degrees celsius. some rain here. cool enough in hong kong, just around 16 degrees celsius. a big cool down here. and noticed some snow on the northern flank of that we got some snow to just running across the korean peninsula, minus one, the top temperature there for sol, northern passage pan. also see some of that wintry weather. 30 degrees as the top temperature. we can expect in tokyo for friday afternoon, where to weather will continue down towar

they made up a story, a fake story, they all knew it, and he goes up about a fine young guy named don trump junior, goes before the microphones and said to a bevy of these figures over here, he gets up to the mic and he said donald trump, jr., the son of the present -- president of united states, will be going to jail for what he did with russia. this kid doesn't know anything about russia. think of this, how about a person -- he knew it was a scam, he knew it was a fake story, he knew that hillary, him and a bunch of sleaze bags made the story up and he is saying in front of the world that my son is going to jail for what he did , knowing it was a fake story. he is a bad people. these are very dangerous people. i also apologize to you because i got you into this mess, ok, all right? but he is strong and he handled it. they had him in the intelligence committee for 28 hours. 28 hours. a guy named barra, i got him elected, i carried him over the line, lousy politician from a great state, north carolina, all of a sudden he went bad. they had him on something like insider trading. there are pe

i think of don trump decides -- i think if he decides to show up that is going to have an impact on themuch better perspective on dragging people to the polls. whatever methodology you used to engage to get people there, that's going to be far more important than spending the money on -- >> guys, i don't think money is going to be the problem. i don't think this is going to be, wow, i have the -- two you will. i think the budget the -- roof is going to be off the budget, especially if it is for control of the senate. so, i think it's going to be both and all. i agree that the situation of commercials has its limit, especially if they are negative commercials. but herschel walker puts governor kemp on tv -- and that can be the whole thing. >> i like the idea of seeing him want, to be i like the idea of governor kemp's field organizers being put on the payroll because the dance point these are the most effective people in georgia and quite obviously just came off. >> it just came off. >> it just came off, they have fresh relationships, tv, whatever, you take people working these neighborh

the matter is because donald trump recognizes only donal to trump and don to trump.interesting, so i don’t think he will back down to develop himself as president, although according to all the rumors that are sent by all the american tv channels and newspapers, and his advisers tell them that he should not do this now, at least he planned to do it on november 15. well, knowing trump, i think that he will most likely do it to me. he will listen to his advisers because he is not the kind of person who can back down, so he thinks that he always must die, if he has decided something , then he will do it, that is, i would be very surprised if he refused this speech, as he planned for tuesday, mr. igor, and his republican party supports him, because i can't, i have n't learned the name of this guy yet from florida, de santis , who won there somehow, and now he can absolutely compete within the republican party for the nomination of a candidate for the presidency of the entire united states. well, it will be there in a year and a half, but how much republicans are affected

. >> is it your sense that don trump's announcement that he's running for president again and anyway? >> prosecutors have fought brought charges against people who have been elected to office all the time. this is a special case in terms of reaching of former tech president, but bottom, line every district attorney takes an oath to pursue evidence or pursue charges without fear, favor, or affection. that means she will go forward if she has the evidence, without being fearful of the former president, his defense team, or whoever else may be opposed to the prosecution. she is also not going to do it to gain favor with others that may want this prosecution. being a da has a high responsibility, and it is her job to be able to and protect the integrity of the criminal justice system by following the evidence. the fani willis that i know will do exactly that. and leave no stone unturned. >> well, i know that you have coauthored a report based on public information, but the rest of us where that public information would not have been able to do it without minds like yours. so we appreciat

for anyone who was sitting back thinking, okay, don trump is going to make a major comeback this was rump is not only vulnerable, but, i don't actually think he is into it. i think the only reason that he announced is to give himself some protection against the slew of investigations that he is facing right now. >> you know, i have talked to so many attorneys who say this does not do that. is he getting bad advice, do you think? says yeah, try this? >> now, i think it only does it in terms of messaging. for donald that is all that matters. he believes that if he says something over and over again that it becomes the truth. donald already stated that, look at them, they appointed a special counsel right after i announced for president, his messaging has started for this narrative that he is under attack because he is running for the presidency. >> let's take a listen to what his former defense secretary, mark esper, said about trump's third reelection bid. here we go. >> i wish he would not, i think you unfit for office. i thought his remarks were very subdued and uninspiring, the elec

. >> you're correct you know, it started way before don trump. 2010 is a good example. example. much mcconnell, who wants to be majority leader again, got discouraged during this campaign because he kept pointing back to -- i've been through this nightmare before. if we don't pick good, strong candidates in the primaries, we won't win the generals. of course, republican activists didn't listen to him. in a number of, states they nominated really weak, way out there candidates. >> there's a mixed result, though, for the election deniers last night, go imagine they would deny that. before the midterms, though, there were fears the vote could determine the fate of american democracy in many ways. so, where we stand now? >> we are in better shape that most of us feared, at least those of us who believe that the election was fairly decided in 2020 and at this is undermining american democracy. a fair number of the people running for secretary of state lost. some of the people running for high offices like governor and u.s. senator lost. but not enough i. i would say we, coul

but i must say that somehow not a single republican who won the election received this speech of don for trump very well. congress didn’t come, as if it didn’t get the charge that trump’s daughter-in-law embarrassed him before before he himself is put on the republican-friendly fox news channel. by the way, its owner, media mogul rupert murdoch , is also the owner of the conservative edition of the new york post, and there, too, to the newly appeared candidate not at all complementary notes kill the king indignant cable channel conservatives. doki world. in fact, they do not know who will be the best candidate in the 24th landing. or maybe trump but they're blowing up the idea that donald trump isn't needed. they infect you with this idea, who definitely did not need trump. so it’s facebook and instagram on twitter that social networks blocked the pages of the scandalous politician of the forty-fifth us president and did not return twitter to themselves despite the change of ownership to ilona mask after purchases, apparently not before. oh what elon musk is trying to do, he either fires peopl

she does not think don trump's leader of the party anymore. that's someone who stood rock solid to donald trump. there are individual voices in the party. i actually don't know that we are going to get our answer from the elected officials. this is going to get answered by the electorate, by the voters as donald trump now has entered into this presidential contest. and i don't know if we know the answer, that republican voters, primary voters, are willing to give him another shot yet. i think the structure of the race is going to be a really important factor here. is it a very crowded field that donald trump is running in? where a bunch of non trump candidates split all the rest of the vote and maybe he can win primary contests after primary contests with 25 or 30% of the vote and when all the delegates. that's similar to what happened in 2015 and 2016. the rules are the same way to get the nomination, so far, in the republican party. so i do think the structure will help us understand sort of where the voters are. but for us to presume now how

. >> don trump still might be the most powerful person in the republican party, but here's the thing, they keep losing. when ceo of a company is an acc and the company is missing their earnings, they get fired. jonathan, the respect of marriage act is moving forward in the senate and is a huge deal were. you surprised that 12 republicans voted to advance? it >> i was a little surprised. especially given this current environment and especially given why this vote was made necessary. the dobbs decision, all focused on the fact that eliminated. and it totally eliminated roe v. wade. a constitutional right to abortion. within that decision, was the concurrence from justice thomas where he said while, we are at. let's go after griswold and warns. and the each made legal same-sex marriage. the right to counsel subsumes for a married couple. in the right to privacy for intimate relationships between consenting adults. so, if anyone thought that before dobbs marriage was safe, after it was clear. that if congress did not move and move fast to codify. to codify the constitutional right to marr

trump problem -- it gives the rest of the party a pass. we just can't do that going into this next election cycle. >> don, susan, david, you guys on this thingnkful for you. we'll see you again soon, i hope. meantime, it is a bad news, bad news, bad news scenario for trump and his taxes. that's coming up next hour. t hour ugh! advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you're at high risk and test positive, don't wait. ask your healthcare provider right away if an authorized oral treatment is right for you. ask your healthcare provider right away living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longe

if ron desantis manages to beat donald trump don trump is going to spend the rest of his life trying to kill rhonda santas. and you will stop him from being elected president. the saints got into this because they abandoned the third beauty pretense of having it morally govern philosophy got a. lynn they did the steal with the devil with donald trump. and as i have said and i believe it kind of breaks my heart, saying this because i feel in part responsible for, trump can't change the republican party. he revealed. it is but people do not change deeply held beliefs in a few, years unless there is some intervening. event i don't believe in ufos. i've changed my opinion. but that's not happened with republicans. they just prove that they cared about nothing but power. and that is what they don't have any agenda or governing philosophy. and as you, know they're running all these lunatics. a guy like blake masters, running these as that look like the stuff they find out social media after a mass shooter, it's just oz. laxalt these are really weird people that should not be in government.

one of don trump's favorite things while in office was finally being surrounded by rich rich new yorkerszman, like -- like -- all who dropped kept him this week. what's your take on that? >> thank goodness they've gotten their mind around something they should've gotten the mind around a decade ago. but finally they have come to their senses. and that is going to hurt donald trump, i think. once steve schwarzman says, okay, you have my permission to no longer support this guy, i think a lot of rich wealthy republicans are gonna do the same thing. >> she tried forever. he had his nose pressed against the glass. one of the new yorker leads and he wanted to be on the front page of the new york times. >> i believe he was. >> but he never got access to that crowd. and then once he was in power, or suddenly they want his number. certainly they want to hang out. >> he wanted that legitimacy that he never got. >> coming to power gave him. that >> it is still disturbing that the special counsel, i, mean what this is to me is just a total abdication of duty by the department of justice because. th

there's one political party that is in thrall to don trump.ess your optimism, ali. >> i'll keep going with. and [laughs] jennifer reuben writer with washington post, msnbc political analyst author of resistance. how women save democracy from donald trump. joe walsh is a former republican congressman from illinois. straight ahead, i will talk to the man, the myth, michael cohen right here in person! reaching out to touch him right now about how exactly what this means for his former boss. the rest of us think expecting to announce a new bid for presidency and be deposed by the committee all this week. he doesn't necessarily agree of me. hold that thought, we will talk about it on the other side. another hour of velshi starts right now.

obama took a lot of things with him, those accusations by don trump against those former presidents surely are something is going to continue to repeat. >> well he may repeat them, but they are absolutely false. if a former president took numerous classified documents and then objected justice by lying repeatedly over the course of 18 months, and only in a -- corrupt fashion gave back drips and drabs, so that the department of justice had to execute a search warrant, then those former president would be treated the same way that donald trump is being treated. when you just do not have any other example of a former president doing something this outrageous, for the same reason we do not have any other former president who did not agree the peaceful transfer of power. he is fortunately, for this country, a one-off. but hopefully, the election this past week shows that the country is actually turning a corner and trump's days are going to be numbered. >> andrew weissmann and congressman-elect daniel goldman, thank you both very much for joining us. >> thank you lawrence. >> today on capitol h

establishment in republicans in washington, particularly mitch mcconnell are going to be aplekbout this, don trump is not talking about going into a general election. those investigations play right into his hands in the context of a republican primary, and the other thing is i have spent a lot of time lately talking to people around ron desantis, as well as republican strategists who are looking at and trying to figure out honestly many of them which train to jump on, who do they want to work for in a republican primary. a lot of them point to the fact that if trump gets in before ron desantis, who is the other elephant in the room at the moment, every single thing that ron desantis does is not about ron desantis, it's about donald trump. he's willing to take on donald trump. it becomes, and accomplishes what trump was able to do so well that led him to the white house, which is make it all about him. >> injecting him into the conversation for sure. well, stand by for us. if you're not sure how to digest election night results, we have you covered. we'll till you how to spot the early clues that

for steam ahead, merrick garland attorney general has appointed a special counsel to investigate don trumpit could impact his run to retake the white house. and ticket troubles. ticketmaster isn't hot water outfits chaotic presale role of retailers whiffed snootier. now congress is calling for action. let's get started. all right, so the new house democratic leadership is starting to take shape. since speaker nancy pelosi majority leader whip james clyburn announced you're stepping back from the specific leadership roles. candidates for each have emerged. hakeem jeffries of new york, catherine clark of massachusetts, and pete aguilar of california have announced their intention to run for the number 1, 2, and 3 spots respectively. congressman clyde burn announced his bid now to be the fourth ranking democrat in the next congress. but before we dive into that lose let's reflect on what is arguably the biggest headline of the week, how speaker nancy pelosi, a juggernaut, a fundraising titan a, woman who both through trials and misstep served at the vanguard of politics announced retention th

what is the grip of the don trump has on the majority of ohio voters. >> i think he connected emotionally to voters, i don't think those any question about that and president biden really play here, wasn't much of contest, he didn't really campaign here. so to me it was pre-january 6th, i think it was pre-this super extremism that's been a line here, it's been a line here in the past months and years. that's all after the election, people are ready to get back to normalcy, there's an exhaustive majority out there, democrats republicans and independents, and they just want to push out the extremists. they don't want to vote for people who think that the election was stolen. they don't want to vote for people who want to ban books, they don't want to vote for people who want to national abortion ban, or like j.d. vance says, where women of how marriage should say in that marriage for the sake of her kids. like that's insanity. and ohio could be conservatives, but ohio isn't crazy. we're not gonna go down this road. we don't want to run around, we don't want our senator hanging out with marj

don trump is giving another chance to have a better understanding of how to exercise the levers of powerave as much damage as he could have had but there is a lot of terrible damage that he suffered as a nation because he was in competence at its. >>, ted let me ask you about the exodus of conservative media or some mainstream conservative media, whatever you want to call the not completely all the way to the right conservative media of donald trump both before the midterms and afterwards that don't have any effect on him or that does make him stronger without base? >> i do not think he cares at all about the defection of anyone else in the republican party or anyone else in the media away from him, in some sort of a perverse and disturbed level he actually thrives on people saying no do not do that in the same way that somebody tells a trial not to pick up a fragile item on a store shelf. he is in this for himself and i think there are a few things motivating him, ali. i think he's got an addiction to the spotlight and the presidency is intoxicated for anyone who occupies that spotlight

for watching, velshi, i'll be back here tomorrow morning normal time eight to 10 am eastern with don trumpll talk to people who know him well, his niece mary trump, and his former personal attorney and fixer, michael cohen. he has long maintained that despite what trump says, cohen doesn't believe he is actually going to run for president again. we will see if the developments of this last week have changed michael's opinion. states where right where you are, alex witt reports with my great friend. this begins right after this quick break. this begins right after this quick break. quick break. and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. one bank for now. for later. for life.

because they know that don trump being the focus of this does not do well for moderate voters. the voters that adrienne was talking about in ohio, that are the the moderate or independent voters who lean republican but i completely turned off by donald trump. and you do not want people reminded what mag or fellow cancer life. and the fact that he is even in pennsylvania today and that mehmet oz is standing next to donald trump in the final weekend, that is probably not the best campaign decision for the oz people, because they know that they need those moderates in philadelphia, and in those surrounding suburbs. that was the difference for joe biden in 2020. it should have taken a page out of glenn -- and kept armless from donald trump and so that he can convince those suburban voters to vote for them. and there are no get more republicans anymore, as long as they stay next with donald trump, and continue the electrolyte. but trends jumping back into the race, i think strap in everyone, because it's going to be cast once again. i hope the department of justice is not deterred b

don trump is going nowhere.he's been posting to social media and he's apparently declaring on tuesday that he's running for president. that's all he did not get that memo that you sent. >> no. it's interesting, i've also said over the years that the only thing to force republicans to course correct will be losing at the ballot box. unfortunately, politicians are single seekers of reelection. it wasn't what happened in helsinki, it wasn't donald trump's corruption, it wasn't chaos, it was in the bigotry, it wasn't the dishonesty, it wasn't january six, it was an election denying, it wasn't any of those things. but instead the republican party and -- said enough of them. it is not looking like electoral defeat. and that is just so cynical, but you know what, republicans need not to think that those of us who have been paying attention will forget the positions that they took. they enabled this in the state with this car, they were barnacles on him, riding his pop -- power in popularity in the republican base all t

and don donald trump, how speaker nancy pelosi. recognizing one guido as the president of venezuela, the u. s. has a lot of clean up by head with its southern neighbors. then as the u. s. is preoccupied with a proxy war against russia in ukraine. china and russia are making moves across latin america, the 2 bricks giants aiming to add a new south american ally to the roster and broker business deals. embracing the left turn that latin america is taking. will this cause a hemispheric shift? all right, it's time to get into the m. o. i louise ignacio does silva better known simply as lula, brazil's one time president from 2003 to 2010 is out of prison. and back on the campaign trail. lula is staging a political come back in a soaring in the poles in brazil against incumbent gyre bull sonata, with a nickname of his own trump, of the tropics. wilson, otto struck a trump in populous nerve before but with lula. the left us leader now cleared to run for office again following a u. s. back to corruption bust known as operation car wash. lula has a bone to pick with the u. s. d o j. and the s

he planned to do it 15 november, well, knowing don before trump, i think that he will most likely docause, well, he is not the kind of person who can back down, so he thinks that he should always die, if he has decided on something , then he will do it that is, i would be very surprised if he refused this speech he planned for tuesday, mr. igor, and his republican party supports him because i can't , i haven't learned the name of this guy from florida paratrooper who won there somehow and now he can absolutely compete within the republican party to nominate a candidate for the presidency of the entire united states. well, it will be there in a year and a half, but how much does it affect the republicans that those whom trump would support with caution did not always pass, and where he did not support them, they say where they passed in some places and he also made money for himself so who did he support this paratrooper who do you want to support me, they say he already started to criticize him, seeing him as a competitor for to the republican background what do you say i think that

and don donald trump. how speaker nancy pelosi recognizing one go. i know as the president of venezuela, the u. s. has a lot of clean up by head with its southern neighbors. then as the u. s. is preoccupied with a proxy war again.

president trump announced this week he is running again in 2024. there were headwinds first time donald trump ran as there are now and midterms a big disappointment for republicans. to be fair. some of chosen dorsed candidateses -- endorsed candidates were going to winnow later what, and some were go doing lose no matter what. the ones in the middle that will be litigated. certain candidates were elevated above others during the primary, senate wound up being a big disappointment. there are also investigations as federal level in georgia and net new york they may turn out to be a double edge sword. detractors of the former president will argue it is just more drama what the focus should be on the issues and on winning this week doj announced appointment special counsel, jack smith named to head the probe. it likely means more delays. as smith needs to hire staff, and the case involves classified documents there will be background checks. the constitution doesn't set many requirements for presidency or any other office for that matter, it's up to us, the jury to decide who leads. in 1

nobody's gonna be don trump. who couldn't see the king. and this morning the french page of new york post is like, the future. >> you've seen this before. there is a human cry i heard from people in pennsylvania last night kelly chose a turn off my phone at 5 am. they are really upset. this is not big donors, these are grassroots people. >> it is the emperor has no clothes? >> buckeyes -- do my fellow republicans care more about losing or storming the capitol, trying to overthrow the government? but he lost his already, and they all go back to him. i'm not convinced that is done. i think you're right about what happened on january 6th, he was weak. the reason he has not been we cordoned the now is because there's never been a viable long term eternity for now. this way, republicans can see the next real path. >> take this for example,, let's get places where trump to touch. running away head of herschel, whine, runs way ahead of j.d.. everywhere and. you guys are making a logical argument. a point to. alyssa >> alyssa's point was the demon

doug mastriano, one of the many trump candidates who repeated his lies about the 2020 election. >> we didn't win today. >> reporter: and so did don bolduc, the trump-endorsed senate candidate in new hampshire who kept spreading conspiracy theorys about the election right up to his final debate against democrat maggie hassan. >> we need to make sure school buses loaded with people do not come in and vote. >> you're claiming that buses full of voters who are not from -- you're claiming that happened in new hampshire? >> i'm claiming that that is what granite staters tell me, and i think it's valid. and i believe in it. >> what you just heard from don bolduc is his continued attempt to stoke the big lie. >> this is a good night! >> reporter: on the flip side, new hampshire's republican governor chris sununu, who has called trump bleeping crazy, won easily. and georgia re-elected republican governor brian kemp, who stood up to trump when trump questioned georgia's 2020 election results. and then there was florida's ron desantis. who neither sought nor received trump's entorsment. >> thank you for a historic landslide victory. >> repo

social, media don trump, joe biden.where people have just stopped processing who's making these kinds of threats and who is really responsible for the increased atmosphere -- >> to that point then, what is the antidote here? i would too far gone to have, say, responsible republican leaders come out and speak with not just a personal voice, but consistent voice that what is being done among members of their own party is wrong? >> well, i guess we will find out the answer to that question in 48 hours or so, jonathan. i think that as republicans face backlash at the polls, if they come up short in this election, we are in everybody has said they should easily win, election with winds on their side and all the narratives that even in my opinion have been recorded traded over the over again. they pay a political price at the polls, that might be the mechanism to get some of them at least to snap back into reality. i'm afraid, personally, i think we're too far gone. listen, on the eve of january 6th attack that very night the

coming back to washington and working in the white house, should former president trump get a second go at it. i will say this. donmp jr. and his brother, are onboard, with p president trump, should he want to run for the white house. you can expect their support on the campaign trail, for sure. but jared and ivanka are out, as the family gathers for tiffany's wedding. >>> former vice president mike pence is also strained. pence, who has hinted at his own white house run, are detailing the final days in the white house, in his book out next week. trump told pence he was, quote, too honest, and would go down as a wimp. cnn's brian todd reports. >> reporter: a convenient partnership deteriorating in a mat ter of a few short weeks. >> we had a personal relationship, in the end, came on difficult times. >> reporter: as he rolls out his book, mike pence, for the first time, reveals specific quotes from then-president trump, as trump tried to persuade, cajole, and arm twist trump in january 6th. in the weeks leading up to january 6th, pence writes, he tried to convince trump he didn't have the authority to decide which

trump didn't. as the family gets together for tiffany's wedding, it's really just don jr., kimberly guilfoyle, and mp and lara trump who are on board should this announcement lead to a campaign and run for the white house. jared and ivanka will not be on board, making for a very interesting family wedding this weekend. she survived the hurricane. the wedding is on. the rehearsal dinner was tonight. >> do we know anything about melania trump, if she's on board? >> that's an excellent question, anderson. she was not happy this week. she's a very private person. how the former president was blaming melania for the endorsement of mehmet oz. she is a fan, he did say that at some rallies during the campaign season. she didn't like that very much. she didn't like being in the news. she doesn't like her name being attached to the rants and ravings of her husband. things are a little chilly there. she's very happy in palm beach. i don't think she has intention, again, of being on the campaign trail. she didn't before. she never did during midterms when he was in office or his first presidential campaign. i

don all look. last week, mr. baldwin got an endorsement from former president donald trump, and industry and that endorsement, i could do not, trump overtly described bolduc as, quote, a strong and proud election denier. he wants people to know he is