but as stupid as donald trump is, he's not stupid enough to believe everything that donald trump says. if donald trump thought presidential immunity from criminal prosecution existed while he was president, he would not have been so polite with vice president mike pence in begging him to overturn the presidential election. he would have, by late morning of january 6th, put a bullet in mike pence's head, thereby automatically moving up president pro tem of the senate, who was chuck grassley, to preside over the electoral vote count, and chuck grassley would've absolutely counted those votes anyway donald trump told him to. we know two things about january 6th. number one, donald trump wanted to remain president more than he ever wanted anything in his life. and number two, there were things he would not do to achieve that, crimes he would not commit. because donald trump knew he could not in fact, according to the law, stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody . a day in the life of the trump white house was full of two things, the action of a president out of control, and

compromise on donald trump? what more could you have that stormy daniels? and e. jean carroll? the republican party says yeah, we are ok with that. the question was, where the media get 2024 right? no. they will continue to go maybe we can have a town hall meeting with donald trump. this will be a ratings get for us. we will cover both sides as if this is a reasonable moment in american politics. i do not know what the right answer is except that, you have to call lies lies. you have to not turn your platform over to someone like this. you cannot pretend that will happen in my hometown in milwaukee this summer is normal political convention when the colt gathers to anoint donald trump. i am sorry. that was somewhat of a long answer. >> you covered a lot of good ground. >> i gave you the short answer. >> a lot of things to jump in on there. one thing i am particularly interested in when i hear you talk about the responsibility of the legacy mainstream outlets. i think a big problem is the silo-ization of the way

they are afraid of donald trump and they should be because they understand donald trump once he is back in the white house will undo all of the damage that the left is caused, the american people over the last four years, he will bring back his policies that make our country the greatest country to live in. they tried to rig the 2,020 election by sending hundreds of thousands of ballots illegally, they convoluted with the government and big tech to censor the hunter biden laptop story. we know that democrats would have changed their votes had they been informed about hunter biden's laptop. we know that they would have not voted for president biden. the left is afraid and they are trying again to rig another election by interfering in this political witchhunt by persecuting their political opponent. the reality is the left knows they cannot win at the ballot box, they cannot be donald trump in an actual free and fair elections so they are trying to rig the game in the courts. the american people see through this, they see that this is election interference, not only will donald trump whe

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they are trump voters not fooled by donald trump and are not voting for donald trump personally. they're voting for lower taxes, voting for ultra conservative supreme court justices. that leaves at least 40% of the electorate who fell every public intelligence tests that donald trump administers, every one of them, like the one he did today, on his social media site. if you believe anything donald trump since, and this social media posts, you have failed today's intelligence tests. donald trump or, if a president does not have immunity, the opposing party during their term in office can extort and blackmail the president by saying if you don't give us everything we want, we will indict you for things that you did while in office, even if everything you have done is totally appropriate. that would be the end of the presidency in our country as we know it, and it is one of the many traps that there would be for a president without presidential immunity. sun, obama, joe biden would all be in person, protect presidential immunity. donald trump is pretending that -- already exists, wh

que podrÍa estar enfrentando es donald trump?al final del juicio de sus argumentos de clausura pidieron $370,000,000, considerando que la videncia habÍa demostrado que habÍa inflado indebidamente. yo creo que pudiera ser de 250 millones, 370 millones, dependiendo de lo que estÁ viendo la fiscalÍa, pero recordemos que estamos en la fase de determinar la penalidad, no de responsabilidad civil por sus acciones. borjas: en este momento estamos totalmente en vivo y le tengo comunicar que ha salido el veredicto, en este momento puedo decirles que el expresidente ha sido multado con una pena de $186,000,000, en ese caso civil y atenciÓn porque el expresidente donald trump no podrÍa operar negocios inmobiliarios en nueva york durante los prÓximos 3 aÑos les repetimos este es el veredicto del juez arthur. seÑor leal tenemos este veredicto tan esperado que hemos estado esperando durante todo el dÍa, me gustarÍa conocer su opiniÓn, estÁbamos hablando de que la fiscal leticia estaba pidiendo mÁs de $300,000,000 en multa, en este caso el juez

but it is donald trump.e i said to earlier, we says stupid stuff on a daily basis. >> the reality of this very odd campaign that we are in, is that we could be in effectively a general election pretty soon. the question will be how much of donald trump will we see. that might be a determinant factor in how well or how poorly he does against joe biden. >> where the question is how much will the biden campaign make us see. because part of the strategy of the biden campaign is the more people see donald trump, the more they are reminded of how bad it was when he was telling us to inspect ourselves with bleach, the more people get reminded of what things were like when he was president, the more they will say you know what, i do not want to go back to that chaos. so you have president biden who has gas prices going down, unemployment going, down wages going up, the gdp is going up, he has all of the right indicators and donald trump doing all of the wrong things. i think he has -- he's trying to sell it but i th

and think about what donald trump just said. donald trump thinks that if a shower produces no water, you actually have to stand there five times longer. think about that. think about how that mind works. how long would you stay in your shower if no water was coming out? wouldn't you get out of there are a lot faster if no water is coming out? if someone told you that no water was coming out of their shower, would you then assume that they stay in the shower five times longer? that is how donald trump's mind works in cognitive decline. donald trump said, and apparently believes, because of his cognitive decline, quote, they come out with faucets we are no water comes out. we will get mary trump's assessment of donald trump's cognitive decline in a moment. but for those of you who might not have heard donald trump speak, 25 years ago, when he was 52 years old, i found an amazing example of how donald trump spoke them in the brilliant rick burns, brother of can burns, documentary series about new york city produced in 1999. imagine

because donald trump. because donald trump has been able, for the last eight years, able to embody everything the christian community believes they can -- >> the last part of your sentence is the most important. >> more so than ever, this is a christian movement. and donald trump right now has exceeded for them in the past, and they see him as the portal for succeeding in the future. >> mr. dowd, new topic. there are a whole bunch of trump backing election deniers running for offices all around the country in the next year. and what is amazing is, at the center of their platforms's election integrity. election deniers -- that's how they got on the map. that's how they gained donald trump's attention. are now running on election integrity. how do you square this? just that people don't know the truth? square this? just that people don't know the truth? voters? >> the same way you square that donald trump is the candidate of the christians. that's the same way he square it. they've got a guy that can't quote

donald trump jr.m any new york company for two years. donald trump and his companies are banned from applying for loans from any new york bank or financial institution for three years. a new independent director of compliance will be created at the trump organization to ensure the company establishes internal protocols and meets financial reporting obligations. and a current independent external monitor will continue to oversee the company's financial dealings and ensure this fraud cannot continue. i want to be clear. white collar financial fraud is not a victimless crime. when the powerful break the law and take more than their fair share, there are fewer resources available for working people, small businesses and families. and everyday americans cannot lie to a bank about how much money they have in order to get a mortgage to buy a home or a loan to keep their business afloat or to send their child to college. and if they did, our government would throw the book at them. i want to thank the entire

on donald trump. donald trump has also attacked the judges family. donald trump's lawyers tried to pursue their appeal in new york today, of the 83 million dollar jury verdict against donald trump in the e. jean carroll lawsuit that accused donald trump of rape. but donald trump's lawyers tried to do it on the cheap, which judge lewis kaplan didn't allow. judge kaplan filed a short order saying mr. trump has moved four and administrative state of -- filing in disposition of any post trial motions that he may file. he seeks that relief without posting any security. the court declines to grant any stay, much less an unsecured stay, without first having afforded plaintive a meeting full opportunity to be heard. the plaintiffs shall make -- no later than five pm on february 29th. any reply shall be filed no later than five pm on march 2nd. special prosecutor jack smith has responded to the trump criminal defense lawyers, claiming that donald trump is the victim of selective prosecution in the florida case

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and that man is donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] there's only one man who has the courage to take on the bureaucracy, the secretary, the agencies who spy on americans who call us extremists, and that man is donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] the next thing i want to say is that we all talk about, we hear politician, we talk about how important this election is this election is the most consequential election of our lifetime. and it is extremely important that we get the only leader in this country who can turn our nation around and we do it on november 5 of 2024, this year. joe biden says you and i, that this entire room, is a threat to democracy. nothing could be further from the truth. there is no bigger threat to democracy than having a wide open border. so that illegals can vote in our elections. there's no bigger threat to democracy than allowing over eight million people to come through here, through the open border, there's no greater threat to democracy than allowing these terrorists who want to kil

but donald trump can do that and only donald trump can. and some voters will go with him and for a lot of moderates who are not die-hard on the issue, that's a comfortable enough place to be. i think democrats need to keep their eyes open to the fact that he can actually moderate on this issue, despite fingers people for being odd. >> i wholeheartedly agree with the fact that there's any moderation on the republican party on the issue of reproductive rights or abortion, regardless of whether or not at 16 weeks or whether or not you're looking at six weeks or whatever whatever republicans are donald trump is ruminating on, on his way back to play golf with lindsey graham republicans have become so extreme on the issue of abortion. >> nobody trust them. >> you're out of step with the majority of americans on that issue. you're out of step with the majority of women and men on the issue of abortion. one agree with the say, but not donald trump >> but i >> let me just put a bow on a real quick because i understand what she's trying to do, but

donald trump for three years, donald trump, jr. and eric trump, banned for two years.the judge bans donald trump and the trump organization for applying for loans from any new york-chartered financial institution for three years, as well. the headli out of that no doubt will be the headline figure, $355 million. we will get plenty of reaction to that. our team will be pouring through that legal document, and will be speaking to some legal experts to try and establish what exactly it means. to be absolutely clear, this is a separate court case we were covering this time 24 hours ago which is the criminal case. this is a case in new york specifically. let's get ck to events in russia today. we had a thorough overview from our russian editor steve rosenberg about the latest state of play, but reaction around the world from world leaders about what happened to alexei navalny has been extensive. just to give you some idea, take a listen. president biden: make no mistake, putin is responsible for navalny's death. putin is responsible. what happened to navalny is yet more pro

she is doing to keep donald trump off the ballots. her name is on the legal filings at the center of the arguments at the supreme court today. don sherman, who represents norma anderson and evicted executive vice president and chief counsel for citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, a good government group. state senator in colorado, you are the former state majority l leader in the state house and senate. that's how much of a republican you are. >> correct. what was it like to be at the center of this case? >> we don't know until they tell us. >> regardless of that, you are now more than ever, part of history. >> yes, but somebody has to do it. why not me. >> and do you feel proud if the court goes against you? will this have been worth it? >> yes, absolutely. >> why? >> because my reason is i'm concerned about our democracy. if we don't do something about saving it, i see it slipping. i've lived long enough at 91 to go through many, many presidents, none of them challenged the election as this one did. which tells me

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>> it's not donald trump. >> it's not donald trump compared to joe biden. it's certainly not donald trump compared to even where donald trump has been in the past in south carolina. look, all those exit polls you cited should be worrying for trump. there's also financial stuff we could talk about that should be worrying for trump. that's not down the road. that's coming real soon. >> right. >> this is not -- that was not an -- look, give the man a win. win is a win. he is going to be the nominee. probably have the 12, 15 delegates by the middle of march. but, man, if you don't see the warning signs, the people around him, and they're smart people. i'm sure him and susie wiles sees it. >> smart people. they want her out of the race. >> yeah. >> for good reason. and for good reason. they want her out of the race. mika, i'll give you, again, a couple numbers here. i will say, i've said this before, and, you know, you have enough problems on "morning joe." like, i'm just trying to avoid flop sweat. mika will tell you, i'm a flop sweater. i am. i'm a big guy. i

donald trump doesn't know that, of course, because donald trump is the most ignorant least educated man in the history of the american presidency, including all of those presidents who didn't go to college and were self educated. every american president except donald trump knew or knows the famous shakespeare line from henry the sixth, the first thing we do, let's kill all the -- in that shook shakespeare was making the point that a cruel ruler cannot afford to have lawyers getting in his way. shakespeare very much wanted his audience on the side of the lawyers. tonight, donald trump is on the side of dick the butcher, the character in henry the six who says let's kill all the lawyers. donald trump is giving up on the lawyers who helped him get hit with an 83.3 million-dollar verdict in the e. jean carroll case last week. he announced on his social media today, i am in the process, along with my team, of interviewing various law firms to represent me in an appeal. guess who is not interviewing various law firms for the appeal of e. jean carroll case? e. jean carroll. e. jean carroll ha

what is donald trump doing?e voters to come to him who have not come to him before? he's going to have to get voters who never voted for him before, since he came in millions of votes behind hillary clinton, 7 million votes behind joe biden, he's going to have to get some people to vote for him, who have not voted for him before. i've never heard him speak to those people. joe biden does try to speak to people who have not voted for him before. >> yeah, look, the fundamental dynamics of the election issue biden is a good president, is going to have a strong case for the reelection, the country is better off, and the running the most unfit guy to run for president in all our history, a far weaker candidate than he was in 2020. it's campaigning from the courthouse from the white house. he's more degraded, more extreme, more dangerous. his performance on the stump, as you pointed out, it is wild and erratic, and frankly disturbing, if you really listen to him. he's also making classic political mistakes, the kind o

she won't have to chase donald trump for the. money donald trump has already the polls at the $5 million in an account controlled by the court while he's appealing the first verdict against e. jean carroll. that e. jean carroll one and. court donald trump has 30 days to deposit $463 million in an account control of the court so he can appeal this business fraud case. tonight, donald trump needs the kind of two billion dollars surge of saudi money and to his business that his son in law jared kushner got from the saudis after the trump presidency. florent choices of money like that don't bail out donald trump, it is unlikely the trump businesses will experience a surge of income that is able to absorb the half a billion dollars in judgments donald trump now faces with hundreds of millions of dollars and legal judges likely to land on him in that lawsuits pending against him and washington, d.c., filed by police officers for the injuries they suffered at the hands of the violent trump mob on january 6th. donald trump will be barred

but donald trump is far ahead. hundred and one, nikki haley with 17 so far, ron desantis with nine, vivek ramaswamy with three. and i guess there are still 12 not yet allocated from tonight's contests in south carolina. >> all right, but most of them have been allocated already. let's talk about this while we wait for nikki haley to come out. obvious silly with 40.1% of the vote. that's a roughly 19% loss in terms of percentage points haley it's getting a shellacking, but it is not quite the shellacking that donald trump predicted. he said he would beat her by 25 to 30 points we still don't know what it's going to be at the end of the day, but it does look like she's gonna do a little bit. i wouldn't say better, but not as horribly as that you buy that spin i don't think it matters i honestly do not think it matters. what the margin is. the end of the day tonight, for the purposes of determining what nikki haley's future is. the question is, can nikki haley, win a primary in this contest? that's not a question her

donald trump is not bernard madoff. yet defendants are incapable of admitting the error of their ways. they adopt a see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil posture that evidence belies. he is quoting from the english poet alexander pope who died, by the way, in 1744. is andrew weissmann still with us? you pointed this out, i would love to get your comments on it. >> sure. i am still here. so, you know, i'm still obviously reading this as everyone else is, i think one of the things we're seeing here, even though this is a very heavy blow on donald trump, his companies, actually also on the former chief financial officer weisselberg, the two children, eric and don jr. it is also the case that the judge does sort of signal what he sees as limits. in other words, it's one thing to think of this as, oh, he's just throwing the book at them. he is in terms of the financial amount, but it's all documented, but he doesn't, for instance, you know, say he is bernie madoff. he understands as a judge should, this isn't a murder cas

donald trump's not going to come close to.leave 30%, 25% -- >> fortas if in percent. >> not yet. we don't know. it's going to be a very substantial number. could be a third of the vote. he's going to leave that on the table, belonging to another candidate. all you need is 5% of the 30%. we are talking about a sliver. that is all you need to not vote for donald trump. all of this representative kind of voter and michigan, pennsylvania, and arizona, and georgia. so these are disastrous voting results for donald trump in the general election. he's going to win south carolina. but that voter, in the haley vote package, is representative of new hampshire, these other states, and in all the other swing states. wisconsin. you need a tiny slice of. that one 10, 000th of that will make a difference. >> and they are also relatively easy to model -- >> absolutely. >> we are expecting remarks from nikki haley imminently with her case for staying in the race. much more ahead. stay with us. much more ahead. stay with us. ♪♪ lowering bad cho

this heafinu sponsor from donald trump. this healing once _ sponsor from donald trump. it _ sponsor from donald trump. this healing once it got _ sponsor from donald trump. this healing once it got under way with donald trump sitting next to his lawyers the judge got right to the point saying their motion to dismiss the case entirely was denied and the case would move ahead as scheduled on march 25. this will be the first time a former president will send trial in a criminal case. eliciting c amongst these legal cases what the calendar would look like here we have a firm date finally march 25. donald trump's lawyer said that was a great injustice, he claimed that amounted to election interference because from their point of view it is happening in the middle of the primary season when voters will choose who they want as their republican nominee and donald trump as leading in the polls but prosecutors said much 25th as three weeks after what is known as super tuesday when the majority of states will have gone to the polls to choose their nominee so that it leaves a water

you cannot have donald trump policies without donald trump.ve an invasion at our southern border. we saw what happened in georgia with a nursing student who was murdered. parents are fearful. now you have to decide if you're going to buy gas or groceries. that is something you think about. these are issues that are affecting people in their homes. that is why they are looking to the leadership that is proven. >> what are the issues that drove you to vote for donald trump? >> i was supporting him long before i was lieutenant governor. i have a national company. i wanted to see government run more like a business. when i saw what he did, how he had strength, he was changing things around. gas prices were going down. people's bank accounts were going up there that is what people were longing for. people are running to go back to that. >> you have done a lot of traveling around the state speaking to various republican grapes. buddy -- groups. >> everybody is worried about prices going up. there was a great article that said, just four short years

donald trump cares about one thing, donald trump. that is in contrast with joe biden who cares deeply about america, who gets up every day and does everything that he can to serve this country, and we have to hammer that home, and again, we bring up these things, you know, for young people, for young families. we talk about ivf. we talk about reproductive choice, and we talk about the fact that donald trump is the guy who took away womens' right to protect -- to make their own decisions about their families. >> martha: how big of a factor do you think that will be? we saw what happened in the midterms. will it be a huge factor now? is this something that democrats are saying, just what we want to talk about? if this is going to happen, now is the time we want it to happen, the alabama ruling. >> definitely. this is what we're going to be talking about. we're going to talk about the fact that donald trump is the guy and republicans have been working literally for years to take away your reproductive choice, which includes access to iv

donald trump calls him a partisan. he says the justice department is westernized against him, not true, but it shows that merrick garland had this naove belief that, if he acted to bend over in a nonpartisan way, he will get some kind of credit for it. he has no credit for it from donald trump. and he has jeopardized the political standing of his boss by appointing a republican. this mythology that you get credit from republicans by being nonpartisan. they were going to attack him no matter what and that is what they have done. >> earlier today, donald trump was complaining about the fact that joe biden was not charged in the classified documents matter pertaining to him, while he was. you can bend over backwards all you want, at the end of the day, it may not satisfy the most partisan of partisans, but in the special counsel report, it lays out this is why joe biden was not charged and it makes mention of, this is why donald trump was charged. >> it does do that very plainly. i have some qualms about why he did it tha

it's all donald trump read. of course there are some areas where donald trump what is struggling a bit more. let's go all the way down. let's see if i can >> hit it. there we go. >> this is where ann arbor, the university of michigan is well educated area. you can see here a much closer race, 52% of the vote to 43% of the vote, about 86% of the vote in. but look how few votes there are, relatively speaking, only about 23,000. and if you were to zoom now, let's say we'll go, we'll go up to the northern peninsula, right? let's go up here. let's go up here to chippewa county. look at this. you see a much wider margin, 78%, 18%. we can go over here to mackinac county, again, 73% to 22%. so a very clear win for donald trump, but harry, i mean, i want to just underscore what you just said there. what you were just showing was sort of xor county. this is a part of michigan the suburbs of detroit, suburbs of lansing, suburbs of grand rapids. suburban voters. that's where he's going to struggle the most. >> that's exactl

mean if donald trump is getting these delegates tonight? how much harder does that make that path for nikki early who is still in this race to get the nomination? >> she is raising a lot of money, kaitlyn, she says she will stay in the rate of regardless of what happens in south carolina. let's take on a day-to-day basis, your covid campaigns, you know how it works. go back in time to 2016, remember donald trump's new on the scene then. he still won 44 of the 46 south carolina counties. you see marco rubio, there marco rubio down here. i'm just back from a trip to south carolina, the late nikki haley, but they love donald trump. that is her problem. >> and so what is her -- you are in south carolina, you are talking to voters as you have been for the last several weeks, what is next for her? >> again, can she pull it off here? the biggest challenge, to challenge, she has to convince a lot of people who are planning to vote for donald, trump least onto, that reconsider, i'm more electable. he has chaos. all of those things -- can she do this

donald trump was calling this a scam prosecution, and upon donald trump leaving the stand that day, ied his attorney, alina habba, whether she would intend to direct her client to have better control of his answers inside of that courtroom for fear of an outcome like this from the judge, and she told me she would not represent a client and ever direct him or her what not to say. for donald trump, he has made it clear every time he's had the opportunity to speak inside of the courtroom, that he will speak exactly what is on his mind, and ultimately here with the judge's decision, this will have far-reaching implications if it holds through this appeals process, not only on him and the corporations' future, but also that of his children, and of course at a time in which he is trying to hold on and win this republican nomination. this is going to present an opportunity for not only his republican opponent, nikki haley, but also democrat joe biden, to hone in on the judge's findings that he and his company over the years have repeatedly engaged in financial fraud. >> vaughn hillyard in pa

and if it wasn't donald j. it was someone else and you're seizings assets from them to cover, in this case a building to cover this cost that he isn't shirking, he recognizes he has to do it and will provide the funds to do it, it just seems a little bit more than a legal maneuver here. that's what might be grounds for an appeal. what do you think? >> well, i just think on on the part of the judge, you know, the court is supposed to be the institution that makes sure you get a fair shake even if the government so are pressive. and -- so pressive. and here engeron knows this is not the only thing on trump's dance card. we've got this other $83 million he's got to post as well. neil: yeah, the e. jean carroll post. >>> as andy was wrapping up there, we're learning right now via griff jenkins, bill melugin, from i.c.e. and dhs sources that the 26-year-old suspect charged in the murder of that student at the university of georgia campus is a venezuelan national who crossed illegally into this country, specifically

donald trump. i hope americans are watching, it can be different. has been and will be again hopefully. >> sean: governor, particularly amused. i find it bewildering for the main stream mob. i view them as an extension, what they should be reporting on. they are upset main stream media can ignore what they tried to ignore almost four years, joe's physical and cognitive decline. they are upset in the white house obvious spoken. i don't think they have any choice at this point. >> it took a beach towel to dry my tears, you have turned into a new york refugee having to leave your home state because of the wonderful reception. white house is whining, they don't think they are being treated well. welcome to our world. boy are they having a hard time adjusting to tiny bit of criticism. look what donald trump has been -- relentless attack personally, legally, economically, socially in every way and still standing up and fighting and a lot of americans are coming to donald trump and saying nobody else can

they want donald trump. see, the thing, is nikki haley is running for president, as many, many people have before, her and her party, and the democratic party. trump is running for something else entirely. the office he is seen, resign, is looking to, does not resemble the office of the president of the united states. trump is actually running to end the presidency as we know it. about letting you announce a big secret, here trump is telling us that that's what he plans to do. over and over again. his intention is clear a day. listening to him over the course of his campaign, and all the speeches he's given, let's just take the last couple of days. just over the past three days, trump gave three of the most bizarre, unhinged, bigoted, very hard to follow speeches i've ever heard him give. he trevor elias black voters with the racist rant on friday night, saying that -- was because he was indicted and has a mugshot. he referred to himself as a political dissidents on saturday, which is an insult to real polit

>> this is what i know, donald trump's political rallies don't really translate into donald trump's actualicies. >> except the problem is, david, often they do. >> yeah, alicia, because the leader has followers. i think there is a unique shamefulness to see mike turner, tim scott, lindsey graham and others engage in this type of apologism to face plant on the knee of donald trump. they do it well from graham to scott to mike turner to elise stefanik. there is a unique shamefulness to it. what we can't overlook and this is a little bit of what we see from mike turner there, is the orthodoxy of the republican party has shifted over the decades. i don't believe the republican party today sees russia as an adversary, i don't believe they see vladimir putin as evil. that is a pivot interest gop orthodoxy. i think what is so fascinating about that, as concerning as it is, sure, there are national security interests for the u.s. and the west to no longer see donald trump as an adversary -- or see vladimir putin as an adversary if republicans take control or if donald trump ends up in the white ho

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house speaker mike johnson came out in support of donald trump and said that donald trump is being targeted for political purposes. if this moves forward and donald trump goes on trial and possibly convicted, do you think republican sport will ever crumble? >> how many times do you have to ask me this question? >> i know the answer. [ laughter ] >> we have seen this over and over, for years, privately, republican elected officials say they wish you would go away and publicly they stand with them. we look at the base and the polls, donald trump apache is based has not moved one bit. >> republican officials, many are terrified, of losing an election, and death threats to themselves and their families. >> the two words are keeping power and grift. >> thanks. >>> house republicans nearing the decision on whether to impeach alejandro mayorkas and we will monitor that . >>> the collapsing deal that tried to do something on immigration, any chance you could be revived but mike i will ask kiersten cinema from arizona, one of the three lead negotiators after this break. >>> president biden touting t

of donald trump's utter depravity in raping e. jean carroll in the 1990s, donald trump owes a total of 500 and $51 million in legally enforceable judgments against him in the state of new york. the interest is taking on that total amount every day that it remains unpaid. that means the interest on what donald trump owes in this case, one by attorney general letitia james, and in the two cases, one by e. jean carroll, is increasing at a rate of $1 million per week. that is the interest rate now that is running on what donald trump owes in all of these cases. $1 million a week. to appeal those cases in the state of new york donald trump has to literally put up or shut up. he has to put up the money in question in order to appeal the new york cases. so donald trump has exactly 22 days left before he must deposit the $83 million that he owes e. jean carroll in an account controlled by the court so that he can appeal that case. if he loses that appeal, that $83 million immediately goes up the e. jean carroll. she won't have to chase do

donald trump has alwa s or from voters. donald trump has always been _ or from voters.ways been held to _ or from voters. donald trump has always been held to a _ or from voters. donald trump has always been held to a different i always been held to a different standard, as a candidate, and i think it is because he came into this not as a politician but as a celebrity. he often says things that are completely off the wall and doesn't get held to account, whereas nikki haley will get brought up on things she has said, talk about the civil war saying that because was not slavery. donald trump says things like that all the time and doesn't get called into question. and he is a similar age asjoe biden but his mentalfitness isn't and he is a similar age asjoe biden but his mental fitness isn't called into account as much as biden. but he does seem to have a lot more energy and enthusiasm and he is on the campaign traila energy and enthusiasm and he is on the campaign trail a lot more than president biden so that seems to make a little bit more sense to me, but nikki haley i

we only heard from donald trump three -- it took three days for donald trump to weigh in and say something about alexei navalny. he ended up -- what he said was about himself. he equated himself to alexei navalny. said he was also facing political persecution. it was, in my opinion, despicable. what he did contradicts some of what his allies have done. they are splintering responses within the republican party apparatus. i mean, some of his allies are even still claiming that donald trump can be the one to hold pushing responsible and stand up to him. that's why he needs to be reelected. how can they keep a straight pace at this point? >> yeah, i saw those remarks from individuals like tim scott. these allies of the former president have not pointed to why they believe that what donald trump will do will be different from what he said, which is why you see people like even nikki haley and conservatives who have a more traditional american foreign policy view are pointing out that voters should listen to donald trump and believe and expect him to perform the way he is speaking right now. we

they have a choice between donald trump and nikki haley. i assume you would support nikki haley >> yeah. i mean, again, i am not making any endorsements, but i don't think that that's a hard call at all. >> all right. >> former >> congresswoman liz cheney, it's always good to have you. thank you so much for being with you this week. members of a top conservative group who will take the poll on who they want to be trump-like president is my next guest is shoe-in senator tim scott will join me on what we're learning about a second trump term. that's next so i can take all these trips because priceline has all these amazing deals and that's when i >> said deal on your right is are any deal i am the deals it deals army bernier, heavy price when you're small, business owner >> your to-do list can be a log that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto vote online. so you can take on all your other to do who's already did see if you could say that progressive commercial.com is two things a young man won't be cowboy or gazed a

donald trump for three years, donald trump years, so it donald trump for three years, donald trumer, so it donald trump for three years, donald trumerand eric trump band for two years. also the judge banned donald trump and the trump organisation from applying for loans from any new york chartered financial institution for three years as well. so the headline additives that, no doubt, it will be that headline figure, 354 $9 million. we will get plenty of reaction to that and has i said our team will be pouring through that legaljudgment, that little document legal judgment, that little document and legaljudgment, that little document and we will be speaking to some legal experts to just try and establish exactly what it means. just to be absolutely clear, this is a separate court case from the one we were covering this time 24 hours ago, which is the separate criminal case was that this is a fraud case in new york specifically. let's get back to events in russia today. we had eight thorough overview from our russia editor steve rosenberg about the latest state of play, but the react

i was talking to a latinos voter, a supporter of donald trump, an activist in nevada, and he said donalda, which is key to the coalition, tojoe biden's re—election hopes in this state. if there is any indication that hispanics are starting to move towards donald trump, that could be bad news forjoe biden and his re—election hopes, winning the state of nevada. let re-election hopes, winning the state of nevada.— state of nevada. let touch on the ballot _ state of nevada. let touch on the ballot in _ state of nevada. let touch on the ballot in colorado, i state of nevada. let touch on | the ballot in colorado, whether donald trump's name will appear on that, being taken up by the supreme court today. any indication, listening to what the justices had indication, listening to what thejustices had to say, the attorneys, as to which way the judges might be leaning on that one? it's always risky to try to read into what the justices are saying, and their questioning as far as what they will ultimately decide. there were indications today that a majority on this court is sceptical of the claims

they don't want donald trump. it's the movable force versus the movable they resistible force versus the movable objects. sorry about that. and america is not happy with this. that's why i'm an alternative the problem is that's not a great message in a republican primary, even in her home-state. >> what stands out to you about what david just went through? >> only 32% of the voters. this showed up. thank joe biden is the actual president. >> that's right. yes. so that means if that's a similar scenario in iowa, we are living in two alternate universe the verses we have voters who are accepting the election results and voters who are not. and it also means if this is a joe biden and donald trump rematch and donald trump loses, what is i am not saying this. i hyperbolically, but what is the next version of january? you worry six, particularly when you have people at cpac this week who are literally saying bryan closed doors and democracy and democracy, we didn't do it on january 6, will get it done again. that is ve

that's what donald trump wants.ording to donald trump, it's not just the drugs. >> you see millions of people coming into our country, and totally unchecked, from jails, from mental institutions, terrorists. >> terrorists are pouring in unchecked from all over the world. >> donald trump told republican speaker of the house mike johnson he wants terrorists to come into this country unchecked, as he says, for the next 13 months at least. mike johnson must promised to do absolutely nothing about it and mike johnson, who serves only the perverse desires of donald trump, said yes sir. joining us now, stuart stevens, veteran of five republican presidential campaigns. senior adviser to the lincoln project and a partner at resolute square, a pro democracy media platform. he's the author of the it was all a lie, how the republican party became donald trump. and stuart, i think of your book, the title, it was all a lie, whenever the stories come along, because what this story seems to prove is that for donald trump and for th