the morning of january six before you headed out to the capitol, he has still not told us >> so don trumpnd mike pence had a phone call people were i the room with trump, so there' been some account of wha happened on trump side of th conversation >> correct, pence left the room, and he has not gone into detail, exactly about what donald trum told him that day, befor everything that mike pence did do on january 6th, he said tha history will hold donald trump accountable, he said this week while the question is isn' that the justice system' responsibility, and to the public when one individual tha was so intrinsically involve in that moment, that he ha said was a tarnished america i a present moment, does he no have a responsibility to share the public everything that h experienced. that is what we are working on >> for people like my pants, w don't want to see donald trump pianist president united states, but like you understand thos who would rather be him, rhond santos said last night tha this was backed tissue tierney has consistently spent a lot t excuse colonel conduct, and no he's s

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but donald trump did that today don trump uses naci tactics every day don trump says some of the nasty'sching in charlottesville, were good people, nothing donald trump does and nothing white supremacy this like the dominion lawsuit proven liar-y tucker carlson and fox say are as bad as moderna seized in world war ii they will never be that bad. but if there is anyone in american public life to be compared in any way to not seize, it is not its district attorney of manhattan, or any district attorney of manhattan in history, it is the terrorists. so terrorist animals and human scum just pure naughty language for human beings it is a terroristic of the manhattan district attorney, the gestapo but worse. it is the terrorist, who every day now, steps closer to coming, but criminal defendant trump. can offer discussion night is charles blow, thomas and there are times an msnbc political analyst his latest column for the new york times is titled trump may face prosecution, america faces a test charles what is the test facing america. >> test is what i like to call with a situation where we ha

>> so i think at this point, what we need to do is have - when you're looking at the situation don, trump fully play out unti after the general election democrats would be wise, for anyone challenging democrats don't trump to simply say this needs to play out. you are -- everyone is innocent until proven guilty. the bodies play its own self out. it doesn't need help >> when eta, we've been lookin at some video here on the othe side of the screen of solitary boat with a huge trum flag floating on the waterwa behind me just within the last hour is there a political risk here to the former president if you throw a giant protest an nobody comes he is effectively dared the da to indict him and suggeste that there will be a backlash. if he doesn't get one? >> if he doesn't get one, then he will lie about getting one. we know how he feels about charles. we know how much he likes to lie about them when they don't show up. the reality is, i think susa hit the nail on the head, when you talk about this as a p stunt. don't think i will say additio to that is wendell trump calls they do tend to show

a disgraced, disbarred lawyer, who had been charged with -- before he died roy cohen once said, don trump is my best friend. someone should have warned michael cohen that when donald trump says he wants a lawyer like roy cohn and you become donald trump's lawyer, there's a chance you might end up like roy cohn, disbarred and disgraced. as michael cohen is now. evan corcoran could be next. to follow former trump lawyers, roy cohn and michael cohen into disbarment and disgrace, depending on how he testifies under oath to special prosecutor jack smith's grand jury in the washington heights. today jack smith won the right to pierce the attorney client privilege and questioning trump criminal defense attorney evan corcoran about the government documents and classified documents found, with an fbi search warrant, and on trump's home in florida, including the classified documents that the fbi found in donald trump's desk. few lawyers in history have more experience with the federal appeals process than our first guest tonight, neil capreol, who shared my all last night, the happy news, the break

not so don trump.e to office he would do the one thing that president zelenskyy swears will never happen. negotiate a deal that would force ukraine into seeding parts of ukraine to putin. >> he understood he would never have done it and he would never have done it and that's why i have been negotiating a deal. i could've negotiating, and worse i could've made do field to take over certain areas that are russian. but you could work to deal. >> how exactly would donald trump have worked a deal to give part of another country to russia? we all know how donald trump tried to make a deal with ukraine before. the now infamous perfect phone call that got him impeached, you know, the first time, in july of 2019. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman made of former complain about official falcone call between president trump and then president elect volodymyr zelenskyy. during that phone call donald trump attempted to use the power of his office to withhold congressionally authorized u.s. military aid to ukraine

politics it's easy to take the higher moral ground when the leader of the party that you're up against, don trumpce and sending his political goons into prisons to provide aid and comfort to the january 6th insurrectionists. the moral high ground aside, how does donald trump's political message play out rigorous america? and how it will it continue to play as a presidential race heats up? well, i got the guy that's going to help us unpack that. joining me is democratic strategist and pollster, coming out in his casual grays today. [laughter] >> it's friday. >> let me tell you about friday 's. here's the deal. how do you see this ratcheting up of rhetoric by trump, the visit vis-À-vis new bracing for the erection it's the actual physical letters threatening the life of the d and his family. is this bad for republicans? >> you are once a keeper of the brand here. >> but i never threatened violence. >> a different brand. that's part of the problem. if you look at the last three weeks of news, it's hard for anyone, in politics, to say this has been a good three or four weeks of news for republicans.

florida gary grumbach puttin aside this whole idea ther might be some issue and gettin donald trump from don ford t new york, suffered implication of iran desantis what's going on? >> so to america, donald trump is now indicted former president, but donald trum he's a victimized former president was make that very clear he's made that very clea all day on truth social, through his campaign statement officially, through super back and more than a doze statements in the past fiv hours alone. i want to read one of them t you because it sounds ou safely what he's trying to say he said democrats have lied an cheated and stolen in thei obsession in trying to get trump. and now they've done i think-able, indicting completely innocent person, an an act of blatant in electio interference he really believes he's th victim here. for a moment that sa unprecedented in our history it's really remarkable thi playbook that he's going through right now, is so similar to what he's done time and time again, over the pas few years when he's gotten int either legal trouble, or wit impeachments as it relates t th

well you know don trump. well you've been covering hi for.ut of his truth social pretend twitter machine. how do you think he really feels tonight? >> donald is absolutel terrified tonight and having a great deal of troubl processing this. this is a man who's beaten for grandeur, he's numerou criminal investigations, spent ten years in tangled up to his eyeballs with a cocain trafficker for whom he did extraordinary favors that make no sense as a business matter. and in addition to all that, this afternoon, i posted my ne piece at d.c. report you should see how many people actually showed up at his waco rally. >> and i'm going to guess it's -- >> i promise you, in the break if you look, you are going t be stunned, joy. >> pour donald he can't even get a whole bunc of people at his rallies well, we will see -- $4 million so far -- and if any of those lawyer think they are going to ge that money they should talk to his previous lawyers david cay johnston and may wiley, thank you both very much we will be right back you're all set. so your home

so that just shows how far outside the bounds don trump went. and to your point, the next step, if we were to survive this round, would be depositions and what we call discovery. the jerry six commission made a lot of progress in learning about what donald trump did that day and didn't do, and what the people around him saw from donald trump, but they were also stymied by many of the privileges that the trump team throughout. they didn't want to litigate years in court before they issued the report. as private plaintiffs, we would not be stymied. the president and his team would not have the same privileges, and there wouldn't be this clash of two different branches of government. we are bringing this in our private capacity, and that would allow us to learn a lot more than anyone has learned in this endeavor. >> and we have seen a similar situation, a lawsuit against donald trump in new york. she has managed to, it took quite a while, especially because it started while he was still president, but she is managed to get him under oath in a depos

don trump held his first official campaign rally of the 2024 election season last night. in a waco texas. where he continue to air his grievances against the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg and the justice department -- which is emerging as one of the main themes of his 2024 campaign as images of the insurrection played on a screen behind him. trump took the stage to the song justice for all. which is a rendition of the national anthem. some by the january six prison acquire that in her -- rally goers in the bleachers behind trump, waved around posters that read witch hunt as trump continue to complain about the unfairness of all the investigations into his conduct. he went as far as the parkland open is asian of the justice system is quote race central issue of our time. he repeated the infamous lie that he debuted at cpac this year. i am your retribution. all this is happening as trump in the country wait for news of a possible indictment in one or more of the ongoing investigations to which he is subject right now. one of his truth social post this past week, t

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not the idea that don trump has lost.u are not seeing anyone stepping up, whether it's those who seem to believe honestly, as you pointed out, there was fraud committed on maria bartiromo, or those who understand that there was none and their primetime lot lineup nobody is stepping up to serve yours may not want to hear this. but we need presented all the same. >> katie, there's a legal theory here this interesting. it's rare, in these cases. someone says something about you that you don't like, used to them for defamation, right? the standard is called actual malice. we can get into why that is and what that is. but here a lot of times is like well, the person really thinks you're this nasty person or they made a mistake and said something about you that was an error in fact that they just got wrong. here it's the evidence of knowing behind the scenes all of this stuff and how nuts sydney powell is. this really stands out to me. this is an exchange between tucker carlson enron mitchell about that famous, one of the many

>> -- like everyone who works for don trump, you lies for donald trump.uess about how donald trump's feeling is more accurate then what anyone who works for donald trump says about how donald trump is feeling. the new york times, which always has an easy time penetrating trump world to get a name for trump sources to talk about donald trump, always makes the mistake, frequently makes the mistake, i should say, of believing them, as the new york times does and what they think is their breaking news report of the night under headline about donald trump's magic thinking. the first sentence is, donald j trump claims he is ready for his perp walk. now that is the correct the way to report that line. we don't know if he's ready. but he claims he is ready. too often, the new york times and others fall into eliminating that distinction. and later, in the same article, the times reports, his aides view the impending indictment and the potential for more to come as an asset for the campaign. >> you have no idea what is aids aides think. -- and the potential for mor

you might also remember the during don trump's presidency, trump said he would repeal and replace whaton fox news, or fox, as i prefer to call, it and he said he would reveal his full and complete health care plan in two weeks. that was 139 weeks ago. we're still waiting on a plan, as trump runs for the white house for a third time. here's what president biden said earlier about republicans as he marked today's anniversary. >> even now, maga republican congressman are intent on repealing the affordable care act when it is clear it would have a devastating impact on the american people. we still have the house republican, we still haven't seen the house republican budget. they want to negotiate. i say i lay down my budget, you lay down, yours let's negotiate. i don't know where their budget is. >> with us for more, david plouffe, former obama campaign manager and senior adviser to the president. david, thanks for coming back on the show. where would we be right now if not for the aca? and where do you think republicans are hoping to take this country when it comes to health care? 11 yea

more than 100 additional classified documents including classified documents that was found in don trump'sg our discussion now andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel, former chief of the colonel division in the eastern division of new york, he's a professor of practice that and why law school. former u.s. attorney, a law professor at the university of michigan law school, they are both msnbc legal analysts, and andrew, what does this tell us, if true, in the new york times reporting that mr. corcoran does not expect to be taking the fifth amendment? >> well, it means he does not think that he has any criminal exposure. the standard for asserting the fifth amendment is actually fairly low, i need to have is really a good faith belief that your testimony, we tend to incriminate, you i think here, what we are likely to hear, there is reporting on, this is that he's going to say, i withhold the information, and believe the information that i put in the draft certification, and then gabe, by the way, to christina bobb to sign, which is a little suspicious as to why he didn't sign it himse

mike pence know that he knows the danger that don trump possesses.tive by on man. we are hoping that he will g away but we know now that he won't. he won't go peacefully >> charlie, you know, christin raises the other point this is a man who was, literally, running for his life who -- there were people, we coul hear them, chanting hang mik pence! a noose was set up somewhere o the capitol grounds meant fo him. this is what he is saying. >> yeah, you would think tha would focus the mind look, i think this is actually worse than that. leaving aside the spinelessnes of mike pence i want you t listen to people like mike pence, kevin mccarthy, the degree to which they hav normalized the assault on th independent legal system they are delegitimizing th criminal legal system in thi country. they are delegitimizing th concept of the rule of law the point here is trump did no use the word peaceful here this is part of a long process this is a man who tweeted out, late last year, that we should terminate the constitution t restore him to power h declared at cp

i cannot redo all of what don' trump said about charles blo because the language is just too vile among blo thinks that donald trump shoul be prosecuted, quote, because am white and quote. needless to say, charles blo had never said anybody shoul ever be prosecuted for anythin because they are white charles blow would never say such a thing joining us now is charles blow an opinion writer for the ne york times and an msnb political analyst. charles, you have written th column saying that trump mus be prosecuted. how are you feeling at thi hour tonight >> it feels like the prosecutors are moving in th direction aligns with the fact as we know them. we do not know what is in th indictment, but just on th face of what we knew it looked like trump had violated th law. it looks like in the grand jury, the prosecutor are coming to the same decision, conclusion, and that of the prosecutor - because they are going to brin the indictment in an indictmen trump has evidence that they believe, undergirds that and that is important for them t do it is important not only for them it is important for

we've talked about it nearly every day but how don trump is a deeply, deeply flawed general election again it is early, trump is still the clear favorite for the nomination. jen psaki, i would get your take on this. if you were advising governor ron desantis and, i'm sorry, pity if you are, but if you are advising -- >> i can confirm that i'm not. >> jen psaki is not consulting with one desantis. you look at those polls, you are still the best alternative, right? you are still way ahead of the group. the anti trump forces, you are still getting the media attention. but you are now trailing, how do you reverse that trend? >> i think jonathan, first of all, they're trying to find the other lane here. in addition to switching the language on russian ukraine, i will note by the way, he also said in the same interview that his larger point is that he doesn't think russia can take over ukraine or threaten nato, even if the west doesn't escalate. he left himself a little bit of space there. also, not to support additional funding, and who knows what else he meant by that. the other thing th

. >> don trump mainstreamed that rhetoric in our politics, with deadly consequences. but republicans have just adopted it, haven't they? >> yeah, not only donald trump and republicans in congress but took across in a fox news. there is this kind of fear and panic at the heart of it all that some people are losing the america that they know that the demographic shifts actually portend kind of displacement of this idea that our is this white nation in the vein of old europe. i think it's very important that we don't get a way about the issue. melodrama requires obvious feelings and obvious heroes so you villainized on a trump, he is the problem. and then when he loses, and they lose a midterm, we think we've settled it all, when in fact it cuts much deeper. we have to tap through and figure out what is at the heart of this, at the heart of this is this refusal to believe that diversity is a constitutive element of our country, not an additive element, the black people, brown, people difference makes up who we are, not as some kind of charity gesture by the dominant group

the really the only purpose, the only person who is helpe by this is don trump and i don't know why househrall to the five members were effectively giving kevin mccarthy the speaker's gavel and determined it was thos five members are pogo starting marjorie taylor greene and mat gates and lauren boebert and maybe one or two others. but the fact of the matter is, the january six saga is no ending the reality is, the doj came out this week and said they ar giving d. c. federal court ahead up, a heads up, that there are more than 1000 additional people who coul still face charges i connection with the jansing to attacks. and then you have the jack mitt special counsel investigation into president trump's role in january 6th. and who knows? that could and in criminal charges. and yet when you ask republicans about january six, you either go, you either ge let go, let god, from grassley who was very much in harm's way, jim risch, senator from ohio said i don't do interviews o the january six, sorry, idaho, but thanks they have no line. they just don't want to talk about it it is not going away.

manhattan district attorney alvin bragg's office 18 times since their criminal investigation into don trump began. this news comes after the new york times reported that former trump adviser kellyanne conway met with manhattan prosecutors investigating donald trump's role in the hush money payment to stormy daniels. as for kellyanne conway's role in terms of hush money payment, the new york times report, quote, mr. cohen his said that miss conway played a small yet notable role in the payment. she was the person mr. cohen alerted after making the payment, he wrote in his 2020 memoir. i called trump to confirm that the transaction was completed, and the documentation all in place, but he didn't take my call. obviously a very bad sign, in hindsight, he wrote. instead, he wrote, ms. conway called and said she'd pass along the good news. joining us now, glenn kershner, former federal crown prosecutor and host of the justice matters podcast. then, great to see. what do you make of this news, and doesn't seem the manhattan investigation is escalating, and if so, to what? >> yes, jonathan, the kel

until a few months after he dropped out of the presidential race but he was so still no big whoop don trump went on to name a secretary of energy, for the united states, which is a fact that is still just as maze and to behold, as his mugshot is lovely. also stain in texas, do you remember tom delay? it is the majority leader of the republican party, in the u.s. house of representatives, he had to resign that job, to have this mugshot taken after a warrant was issued for his arrest in 2005. as most shots go though, it's kind of another nice one. not as nice as this one though this is former democratic vice presidential that nominee and democratic senator jon edwards. that's his mugshot from 2011. looking good, john edwards not looking as good this is dan rostenkowski, who's president ways and means in congress for 13 years, italy had to stop doing, that because it's time for him to stop in congressman, and start being prisoner number 25538 on the list. it happens. it happens a lot. he was bernie kerik the new york police commissioner under mayor rudy giuliani, until the ex -- president geor

still ahead, mike pence sacrifice nearly everything to be don trump's vice president. so why is there no place for him in the current republican party? let's talk about that, next. you could manufacture a whole new way of manufacturing. disrupt buying habits before they disrupt your business. and fuel the search for what comes next. so...what are you waiting for? >> all the 2020 contenders, and mike pence is no exception. he's below 20% at each pole and trying to have it both ways with his former boss. jamele bowie just wrote about it in his great piece entitled trump could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and not move mike pence. he joins me now. i appreciate you, brother. mike pence was asked today about trump's call to protest, if he's indicted. take a listen here. >> do you think americans should protest if president trump is indicted? >> every american has the right to let their voice be heard. the constitution provides the right to peace oblivious amble. but i think in this instance i would discourage americans from engaging in protest, if in fact the former p

and then, down at the state level, don trump is facing even more scrutiny. in georgia, fulton county da fani willis's investigation into trump's effort to overturn the states election results -- that is ratchet things up. the foreperson of the special grand jury last month -- recommended about a dozen criminal indictments and imply that the list included donald trump. here in manhattan, prosecutors under district attorney alvin bragg are full steam ahead in their investigation into the former president's alleged hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels during the 2016 campaign. the new york times reported last night that prosecutors are signaling to trump's lawyers that an indictment is coming, and they have offered the former president the chance to testify before that grand jury. that seems to have struck a nerve with the former president. he published a lengthy statement last night, saying he did absolutely nothing wrong, denying he ever had an affair with stormy daniels. and calling the probe, amongst many other, things a, quote, political witch hu

>> don trump is being investigated for serious election crimes in georgia, he is being investigated forob to overthrow the u.s. government and deprive the american people of the results of a free and fair election and your lead off hitter is going to be a seven year old paperwork misdemeanor because he had sex with a porn star, give me a freaking break. i read this story three times, out of a fancy law degree, i'm just an unfrozen caveman in the middle of the country. i have no idea what the crime is. i got to the 22nd paragraph, and i am like what law this guy break? and then i see that it is a misdemeanor and we have got to come up with some bank shot off the scoreboard, these people would be far better all of if they'd be far better off if they let the feds in the people in georgia do their work because nobody cares about this garbage, the real issues are in d.c. and in georgia, this thing ought to die the death that the feds try to give it two years ago. >> ali, before i bring in -- what is the manhattan da doing this? >> it's a great question, i think that you'll hear the standard

you know don trump jr., quote, the gay guy, going after buttigieg's response is definitely fair game. but this is crossing a line. this is going into personal homophobic attacks, which are vulgar and ugly. >> yet, we're gonna see that. again, they have no boundaries. we have no limits on how low they're going to go. i personally experienced that in a life-changing way. i think that we know that that wing of the party does not have any rules of engagement and will go after personal lives, will go after every bit of fearmongering that they can about people who are different from straight white people. and i think that's par for the course now. of course, pete buttigieg needs to be held to doing everything that he can from the position that he's in. we all should be pressuring him for that. but that doesn't justify any of the attacks that we are seeing on him. and personally i know him, he's a good person. he cares about the families that have been affected by it. and he cares about doing what's right in the b

trying to destroy don trump they fear him at the ballot box to conserve tifs vote if you got friends make sure they vote if you don't have friends make friends. but you need to help this man donald j. trump. they are trying top drain him dry. spent more money on larceny than most do on campaigns. trying to bleed him dry. donald. trump.com. go tonight. give the president money to tight this bull -- this will destroy america we'll fight back at the ballot box. we will not give in. how does this end? trump win in court and wins the election. that's how this ends. how do you get to 34 countos this in your view? if you have a pile of crepe and chop it up 34 time its still a pile of crepe. they are trying to smear the guy and take case no oneless take and resurrect him this . is a combination of political hate and selective prosecution on steroids. to those who are listening tonight if you believe trump is being treated poorly and wrongly stands up and help the man. pray. pray for him. go to donald j. trump.com and give money to defend himself this is a moment in american history the most

in your new op-ed, you answered the question, did the doj just say don trump could be held accountableain, that what does that, mean how big a deal is this? >> sure. media big. deal so the simple thing that they said is, all the people, and are many of them including members of congress, who sued for money damages. they can sue. him the basic doctrine is, he has immunity when he is doing presidential things, but exhorting people to ride on the capital is not a presidential thing. so that is for civil. now, the big point it's going to come for criminal, and then the laws and settled there. so, if some of that points that they made in the civil case they make a criminal case, it could get dicey. but if they say it is a whole different thing and crimes are totally outside of the job description, that it should be okay. >> great op-ed. great explanation, as always. my friend. thank you, harry lippman for that. that is gonna do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. i will see you again tomorrow at noon eastern. my friend yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage. continues our cov

don trump's allies to do if we want him to attack the manhattan district attorney this week. indly following trump's lead. after is completely an actor's prediction that he'd be arrested on tuesday. of, course the former president has not been arrested yet. that didn't seem to stop many republicans from going on the attack. >> your thoughts on the possible indictment from president trump? >> it's a political exercise. voter wouldn't thing is what i call the criminalization of politics. i think it's disgusting. i think it's terrible for our country. it's bad for america generally. >> this i believe supplementation of the weaponization of the federal government and the departments against political opponents. >> the tough part is with a local da. playing a presidential politics. if that starts right there, don't think it'll happen across the country? >> they seem very worked up there. house speaker kevin mccarthy also announced that he was quote directing relevant committees to immediately investigate. congressman jim jordan chairman, at the house to defeat committee. was not do

thursda for his role in paying hus money to a porn star >> today is the first day of the rest of don trump's life >> this is a monumental, historic importance. >> before tonight, president in this country were - >> now you are seeing citize trump being treated the same way that anyone else would regardless of the active o former president >> he's got to be photographed fingerprinted, he's got to appear before a. judge >> i believe that donald right now is petrified this is one of his biggest fears. >> tonight he is calling the indictment, quote, political persecution. >> the first thing the lawye tells you when you are indicte for somebody or charged with something's shutout. >> he does not have a good defense, his defense will be a reliance on politics, it wil only get uglier from thi moment on. >> get ready, stop on your legal seatbelt, we are going forward as a country that is going to deal with this and pu a president on trial >> good evening once again, am stephanie ruhle live from washington d.c.. and it is a serious an historic night in america. there is a lot that we do no know right

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. >> now to some new declarations from don trump during his first official campaign rally of the 2024 election season. nbc's vaughn hillyard joining me now from west palm beach. bond, welcome. my name been traveling. you are in waco last night. when the president former president repeated a number of his usual falsehood grievances. i hear you got a chance to talk to trump with the cameras were gone a. tell us what happened. >> right, alex. for more than our to have, donald trump talked about what he called the prosecutorial misconduct from the stage. really it was less so a political campaign event for president. in a more so a campaign event to undercut the multiple investigations into him. and the credibility of the prosecutors. -- that one -- that could lead to even indictment as soon as tomorrow. in manhattan the, district tierney expected to convene that grand jury again. we are one week away now from when you talk to michael cohen, alex, here and ask him some important questions. particularly around the facts of what donald trump in when he knew it about the stormy daniels payme

congress lik congressman swalwell and i are running for reelection, or means we can pay in sunday don trump and supporters are putting forward it to be sur that we debunked propagand communication about this case. no one is seen the evidence, let's wait till you see that -- and we really need to be abl to make sure we let this process play out hanna court o law. not in the calls of, congres or in the political sphere >> congressman eric swalwell thank you both very much for joining us on this important i historic night >> good to be with you >> we are going to take th first commercial break thi network is taking this evening and when we come back, we will be joined by donald trump' niece mary trump, who will consider for, us how her uncle donald is feeling on indictmen night mary trump will join u next everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. see? ah. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and r

was lots of money behind them, but their personalities went over like a lead balloon until, when don trumpoing to use that against ron desantis. i mean, can you imagine ron desantis in iowa, where the retail politics really matters? and so you've seen some of the reports out of their. you cannot be arrogant and awkward. can you imagine him on the stump at the iowa state fair giving his presentations, talking about his policy won stuff and his little platform heels trying to come across as someone who can relate to the folks in iowa? i'm waiting to see that. because he's not very good at this. and we are starting to see the cracks in that. and donald trump will exploited all day long. >> yeah, i'm curious. i don't feel like i have enough of a sense of his retail political acumen or ability. obviously, he's had success in florida and, maybe you know, better fernando armandi, in terms of how he does in press the flesh situations. he seems to protect himself from those, generally. but what is your read on it, generally? >> he's definitely got a glass job, chris, when it comes to his vulnerabil

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maybe mccarthy any others woul have found some courage, and found her spine and actually vanquished don trumpe that he is but they didn't, and here we are. yet certainly does the see like he could've made difference earlier if he wante to jill, pence seems to have no problem issuing this kind of quick criticism, from the stage, from the pages of his book as terry mentioned, yet he still refuses to sit down with the special counsel, these public comments have any impac on his privilege claims. >> he is a hypocrite is no other word for this, when he says we need to get this ope and out in the donald trum will be held accountable in th future we need to be held accountable now, before it is an additional damage to our democracy. and pence has the information, firsthand, to make that happen and, yet is denying a subpoena is fighting a subpoena, is refusing to testify, and maybe it's because he's afraid h would have to tell the truth under oath, and he would hav to reveal things that would, i his, mind hurt him politically in terms of trump supporters he hurt hopes to get to suppor him in his camp

that don trump calls, on quote protests, the sum of the means that somebody doesn't respec law enforcementnd doesn' respect rule of law doesn' respect peaceful protests in our system he respects only raw power what's in his own self interest a call for violence to do so and there is no dog whistl here he is just calling for violence, in for people to get in a lo of trouble it's, wrong and it should be able to come together as a nation republican an democratic alike and, say it's wrong an we're getting on with. it >> speaker, mccarthy as you know called trump's arrest i that righteous abuse of powe he also said he is directing relevant committees trul investigate federal funds bein used to support our democracy. now, let's take a list of hous minority leader hakeem jeffrie told me in the last hour >> it is not clear to me wha committee the speaker may be referring to perhaps the so-calle weaponization committee. which is really more appropriately named. and the committee to protect insurrections. and that is what we have see from the extreme mag republicans, as it relates t the a 118th cong

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