let's cross live to our to correspond that donald carter, who is at the side of the plane crash donald, what more details do you have? hi there, rachel? well, i'm right now in the russian region of toyota, where this plane that was heading from moscow to saint petersburg crashed. you could see behind me a little bit down the road. there is where that plane actually crashed. the police have setup over here, actually blocking this road only allowing, uh, officials to and from the location, but uh, basically to give a little bit of background rushes federal. uh, air traffic agency has said that the uh, wagner, chief chief of the wagner, private military company of guinea precaution was listed on the manifest of passengers that were supposed to be on this flight. and according to the emergency services, all 10 people on this plane. unfortunately died as a result of the crash, but we still don't have any actual official confirmation despite all that stuff that you've got any, any precaution was actually on that flight or that he died as a result of the crash. and this is despite earlier on

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like, why didn't billy carter and donald nixon and neil bush and roger clinton get special counsels?nk of merrick garland's role in all of this. >> i think the problem is this is an extraordinary time. we have a sitting, the former president of the united states under indictment in four places. and we have a particularly -charged environment, political environment. this guy was effectively, u.s. attorney weiss, was effectively a special counsel as it was, given his mandate to basically do whatever he felt he needed to do. why not make it official in just eliminate any issues and then get a report on the backhand? understand if you are hunter biden or the biden family, you can't be happy with this. but look, this is a whirlwind, literally. >> let me just ask you, george, i think there's also the political dimension of this as well. you rightly point out, there will be a report, there will be a process. that is important to respect the process. but there is also the very real narrative that republicans are clinging to, as you point out. trump faces multiple federal criminal indictments

in june or july of the third year now, and you see that joe biden is down there with jimmy carter, donald, ronald reagan is the exceptional to the rule there. the other guys are one-term presi presidents. the biden white house would like to follow that reagan model. he's in a danger zone heading into re-election. >> especially if it's the economy, stupid. especially that, right. what do the numbers show. >> despite all these positive economic indicators,e a look about 25% say that economic conditions in ts country are very good or somewhat good. 75% say they poor. take a look at that nuer about economic conditions being good over time and you see here it's been a pretty down mood for americans foite some time during this biden administration. nearly a small, slim majority 51% of americans tell us they think this economy is still in downturn. i showed his overa approval. look at approval rating on y and inflation, it's 37% approval on the economy, 30% approval on inflation. that's lower than his overall job approval meaning the economy is a bit of a weak spot. >> we'll get to the other rea

except for jimmy carter and donald trump, this is the problem that joe biden has.e -- there was a poll that showed that if you take people that disapprove of joe biden and also disapprove of donald trump, who do they vote for? joe biden crushed trump by 54 to 15%. so the swing voters that dislike joe biden who are concerned about his age, think he's incompetent dislike donald trump even more. so that's the problem. as long as trump looks like he's heading to the nominee, the democrats won't push joe biden out. it's only if the republicans were to start choosing somebody else that they would think about biden's ability to win the election. >> trace: on that note, this is the wall street journal. the race to succeed president biden is heating up in the 2024 campaign. high profile governors are unlikely to cede the stage to kamala harris. what do you think of that statement from the "wall street journal," katie? >> look, kamala harris didn't even get to the first round of voting when she ran for president the last time around when she called joe biden a racist on the

to go against the american people specifically with a dissenting point of view like carter page and donald j. trump and they haven't stopped yet. they continue to go up against donald trump whether it's mar-a-lago, whether it's indictments thereupon with the nut job in manhattan. it's just horrible what the f.b.i., we have to rein them in. i will not support the idea of re-authorizing 702 for the f.b.i. until they get their house in order. i yield back. >> thank you. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from pennsylvania, ms. dean. ms. dean: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the ranking member for having this important hearing today. an important moment of bipartisanship and the understanding that the fisa application has gone horribly wrong. it is our responsibility to do something about it. so i thank all of the witnesses for being here today for your expertise and your historical understanding of where we are. and the great moment that we're in. the foreign intelligence act, fisa, the legislative branch, we're entrusted with making the laws of the united states. it's our job to decide wha

carter. we said donald trump had such a low approval rating, right.ghtly larger than joe biden's was at this had point. trump was at 43%, biden 41% so he's doing worse than trump who he was always saying was doing poorly. the reason why his approval rating is so low, it comes down to the economy. few look at joe biden's on the approval of the economy right now it stinks. well below 40%. you see it there. that's the top issue on the poll. so i don't think it's much of a surprise if you are thinking on the issue most important to the american public that your approval rating stinks. >> the timing of poll is important. this is through july. this is as there's been a slew of good reports on the economy coming in. that must be a real head scratcher for the biden team. >> i think it is a head scratcher. something we've seen even as the economy is getting better. joe biden's approval rating hasn't gotten much better but the thing i note inflation it's down compared to a year ago but compared to two years ago it's still way up. >> it's just a personal issue h

happened, democrats and spies around the world running into people like george papadopoulos and carter page and donald junior. we never actually did enough on that, any accountability from that part of the russia collusion lie. now republican lawmakers are pointing out how former president trump's four indictments followed bombshell revelations about the biden influence peddling scheme. on march 16 hunter biden admits the laptop was his. two days later news leaks trump's first indictment is coming. the fbi document allegedly reveals then vice president joe biden took a bribe from burisma 5 million to joe, 5 million to hunter. the house oversight committee releases it and then one day later trump is indicted in the classified documents case. then on july 31st, devon archer testifies about joe biden's involvement in hunter's foreign business deals, says that joe biden was on the phone 20 times. he called in on speaker phone. hunter got him had on the phone, then showed up at a dinner. the next day, trump is indicted in the january 6th case. and now days after house oversight committee chairman james com

question for me and i would like to compare and contrast the morality of president jimmy carter versus the immorality of donaldmp. the morality of jimmy carter, he predicated his whole presidency when he told the populace that i will never lie to you. basically, he did that. you look at his administration, there was no corruption with the one exception of bert lance who did not go to jail. you compare president carter and his administration to the trump administration were many have gone to jail. you look at president carter's christian faith, he never shied away from his faith which was his moral compass. whether it was the negotiations for peace in the middle east and other times where he spoke with leaders of other nations, he always brought his faith into the picture. look at what he did for the carter center, monitoring elections. and look at what he did in terms of once again, not lying and the comparison to the over 30,000 lives that have been documented to the former president. this is a quantum disparity. it's easy for me to model for morality in leadership is president jimmy carter and the model for

let's go to lee carter and the former dc democratic party chairman, who republicans target tonight without donaldtrump being there. the consensus, the next highest paul rated guy, governor desantis but how do you think it goes? >> they will spend a lot of time talking about donald trump, they are uniquely positioned to be the trump alternative which is a mistake. i think, people are tired of the swinging, people expect these 1-liners, that will be less important than candidates saying i will be the candidate, if people say i look for so and so it means this for me. that needs to come out of tonight's debate, the most important thing. is less important what they say tonight and more what we remember tomorrow. the reason i support this candidate is xyz and it is hard to breakthrough, not a lot of airtime even though there's a lot of attention. neil: the economy is the number one issue for americans, they don't think the president is doing a good job overseeing it, they are worried about it. what do you think? >> the economy is the number one issue. i hear republicans say it but these candidates hav

john eastman who is thought to be one of the coconspirators in the federal charge, judge carter ruled that donald trump had handed in information, be its war undergrowth was true, in a georgia lawsuit. even though john eastman, according to emails had told donald trump this information is not true, you cannot swear that it -- that it's accurate. he did it anyways. that's a crime, i would think? >> of course, of course, signing an affidavit in support of a law -- >> >> definitely a georgia crime? >> that would be a georgia crime, could be perjury, false statement to court officials. so, yeah, absolutely. you can't deliberately make a false representation in the course of a civil lawsuit. >> you, know it's interesting, because i wondered why it is that georgia has been doing this, when we know that the pressure campaign took place in arizona, in michigan, in wisconsin, in pennsylvania. in georgia, obviously. why georgia? and it really does seem that he left a lot of fingerprints on the glass in georgia. >> right, i was just reminded that doesn't only raffensperger we spoke to in a tape recorder pho

i also believe there is something that a federal judge named david carter wrote in the spring of 2022. he argued that unless donald trump -- and he argued this actually in a different civil proceeding in which he found that donald trump had committed crimes. he argued and i agree with his opinion that stated, unless donald trump is held criminally responsible for january 6th, then it only makes another january 6th more likely. >> all right. congressman brendan boyle, thanks for staying up very late with us tonight. we appreciate it on the breaking news a a a these other matters. we appreciate it. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> all right. coming up next, more breaking news. a judge in austin, texas, issuing an order tonight temporarily barring the state from enforcing its ban on abortion after about six weeks of pregnancy in some cases. we'll talk about that in just a moment. >>> plus, is vladimir putin counting on trump to win, and what would that mean for ukraine? i'll talk to the star witness in trump's first impeachment, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he's coming up as well. >>> also, ron desantis' rh

jimmy carter was a one term president and got zero supreme court picks and donald trump was one term president and got three picks in his four years. there is something unfair about that. the idea of introducing some regularity and parity across president so everybody has an equal shot in shaping the court's composition seems fair. the other thing is it would drain some of the drama and the gamesmanship out of the supreme court confirmation process. everybody knew that each president is guaranteed 2 picks in there for your window, there be less of a desire to try to hold up a pick like merrick garland in hopes of carrying it over to the next president's term. it might actually drain some of the drama out of these confirmation processes would be a -- which would be a good and healthy thing. host: one more call from new york city, democrat line. caller: yes, i like to make an apology for anybody that might be offended by something i might say. i am grateful you are having mr. fallon on. there was an oklahoma caller on the republican line mentioned separation of church and state and tha

donald trump. it was true of jimmy carter and george hw bush both of whom told their staffs that they wanted to smooth transition and to and to begin to work quickly which they did now this past transition though. we did not have that as from the president the president instead of refused to concede the election and then and then also it sought to delegitimize president biden, but that even though he was doing doing that still you had people in his administration who were carrying out. the law particularly chris liddell who was the deputy chief of staff who had worked on romney's transition the early transition work in 2012, and he knew transitions and and then and follow the law then you have discretion. the third element is discretion. and that is the discretion that the president and the whomever he appoints to run his transition that they have to to do early work if they want to and that was the case with george w bush and his chief of staff josh bolton who ran that transition both took a lot of early actions such as bringing in the representatives of the presumptive candidates mccain and obama br

donald trump's face. he is facing -- trump is already facing from judge carter's opinion on very significant criminal exposurean turn state's evidence and build the case against him the way that mark meadows appears to be doing for the stolen documents case. >> it is so interesting. and to gamble on the silence of 18 people is a big gamble. tamar, i want to ask you something about this. trump's georgia allies search for ways to punish fani willis. several republican lawmakers are seeking ways to sanction fulton county district attorney fani will ills after she brought charges against former president trump and 18 allies. trump backers are going after will ills using a new state law approved by governor brian kemp that seeks to oust prosecutors found to be neglecting their duties or responsible for a violation. clearly there are no violations but it looks like it may not stop republicans from heading down this path. what do you know about this? >> reporter: well, this is something that democrats have warned about from the beginning in the state house, even though the republican sponsors of the bill took great

right after a president tries to steal the election, richard nixon and donald trump, we have inflation. jimmy carter was growing in the mojave desert. they can't figure it out. carter also had solar panels on the white house. when i am trying to say is biden is doing everything he can against old money. that is everyone from rockefeller on. everything he has given you, they are taking twice back. last time it was stagflation, we have got to get real. henry kissinger told them about supply and demand. they went to saudi arabia and got 2 billion just to keep the pipes off. republicans are killing us. george bush took us to war after 9/11, but we did not have to do that if he had paid the television off. -- taliban off. host: in mississippi. caller: two things, the wars, the tax breaks and the bell house. what do you expect? host: the hill reporting bank of america now expecting the u.s. economy to experience a soft landing instead of a recession. the economists of previously forecasted a mild recession the first half of 2024 change the outlook wednesday, saying they expect to see economic growth that

right after a president tries to steal the election, richard nixon and donald trump, we have inflation. jimmy carter was growing in the mojave desert. they can't figure it out. carter also had solar panels on the white house. when i am trying to say is biden is doing everything he can against old money. that is everyone from rockefeller on. everything he has given you, they are taking twice back. last time it was stagflation, we have got to get real. henry kissinger told them about supply and demand. they went to saudi arabia and got 2 billion just to keep the pipes off. republicans are killing us. george bush took us to war after 9/11, but we did not have to do that if he had paid the television off. -- taliban off. host: in mississippi. caller: two things, the wars, the tax breaks and the bell house. what do you expect? host: the hill reporting bank of america now expecting the u.s. economy to experience a soft landing instead of a recession. the economists of previously forecasted a mild recession the first half of 2024 change the outlook wednesday, saying they expect to see economic growth that

yeah, the carter associate professor in the school of public policy at the university of maryland. thank you for joining us. thank you. oh donald trump's advisor meantime, has surrendered to authorities in the us state of georgia, rudy giuliani, trump and 17 others are accused of trying to overturn the results of the 2020 us presidential election in that state. alger zeroes. alan fisher reports from atlanta a man who made his political name chasing the bosses of organized crime, though photographed and fingerprinted in a georgia county jail. rudy giuliani was one of donald trump's top live tenants. a man who vigorously pushed the idea. the 2020 us presidential election was stolen. i see a man just after less than a note inside. there was chaos, as people strained to hear what you wanted to say. this is a constitution in american history having conducted one of the course to the former new york, mia is the most high profile of the 19 defendants to go through. the process in atlanta so far has not been released when a $150000.00 bill, also processed at the deal. sydney pope, the trump attorney who pushed several outlined dish. i'

donald trump can win running on the economy because bidenomics has polled worse than any economy since jimmy carterally upset having to pay all this money for stuff. inflation is a problem. i will point out that wages have begun to rise, last couple of months, and they are now outpacing the level of inflation. but overall when you look at wages under joe biden, they're down on his watch. >> he mentioned restoring the american dream. okay. when i think of the american dream i think about quality of life, i think about us as americans having the highest standard of living of any country in the world. but then you start to kind of go through home ownership. that's something we pride ourselves on. home ownership is the most unaffordable its ever been because of high property values and high mortgage rates. we talked about wages. we saw negative real wage growth for like 26 or 27 straight months. and then they say what about savings, everyone has more in savings. that's not true either. for the bottom 16% of earners they have less in savings at justed for inflation today than they did pre-pandemic. thin

carter evans, thank you. turning now to politics. sparks were flying last night during the first presidential debate of the 2024 election. with g.o.p. front-runner donaldght other republican candidates went after each other, as they tried to stand out from the crowded field of contenders. and cbs's robert costa was there. >> reporter: republican presidential candidates pushed ahead today in the wake o a contentious debate, where the front-runner was a no-show. >> it didn't matter to me last night, in the end, that he wasn't there. >> reporter: political newcomer vivek ramaswamy won attention. >> do you want a super pac puppet or do you want a patriot who speaks the truth? >> reporter: and he also drew all attacks. >> now is not the time for on-the-job training. we don't need to bring in a rookie -- >> i've had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chatgpt. >> reporter: but the differences on the big issues were also front and center. on ukraine, a stark divide over whether the u.s. should continue to support that embattled nation, as it fends off a russian invasion, and whether allies should do more. >> i will have europe pull their weight. r

carter everans, thank you. >>> turning now to politics, sparks were flying last night during the first presidential debate of the 2024 election. with gop front-runner donald trump not in attendance, eight other republican candidates went after each other as they tried to stand out from the crowded field of contenders. and cbs's robert costa was there. >> reporter: republican presidential candidates pushed ahead today in the wake of a contentious debate where the front-runner was a no-show. >> it didn't matter to me last night in the end that he wasn't there. >> reporter: political newcomer vivek ramaswamy won attention. >> do you want a super pac puppet, or do you want a patriot who speaks the truth? >> reporter: and he also drew attacks. >> now is not the time for on the job training. we don't need to bring in a rookie. >> i've had enough already tonight of a guy who sounds like chatgpt. >> reporter: but the difference is on the big issues were also front and center. on ukraine, a stark divide over whether the u.s. should continue to support that embattled nation as it fends off a russian invasion and whether allies should do more. >> i will have europe

i mean, you have judge carter's decision in the central district of california when he viewed communications between john eastman and donald trump and based upon his review of communications, that it would more than likely dispose of them in the conspiracy to obstruct. >> and a lot of this will go intent proving that he believed that he lost the election and there was widespread fraud. so his defense lawyers are projecting that he ask say that they can argue for him that the covid era, the pandemic era, voting changes led him to believe that there would be fraud. and we heard jim parlatore saying that the federal judge when is ruled that there was not widespread fraud in all of knows different cases must be believed because a lot were decisions based on standing. can you address that? >> yeah, so it is a relatively well written indictment. i'm going to teach it as students as a way to write a compelling legal document. i tell the story and that to anticipate defenses. so in terms of trump's intent, look at paragraph 90 of the indictment which relates a conversation where donald trump told the vice president that he was too

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nicolle, we all know that trying to serve as donald trump's white house chief of staff in fairness to meadows, was impossible. as jack watson, jimmy carter'sof staff put it to me, it wasn't just mission impossible, it was mission self-destruction. everybody who comes within the orbit of this death star known as donald trump gets destroyed by it ultimately. and a real mystery is why somebody like mark meadows, having seen what happened to his predecessors, would step into that role. but, you know, there used to be, forgive me, there used to be a kind of healthy competition for the title of worst white house chief of staff. mark meadows now owns it lock, stock and barrel. h.r. haldeman, when you think about it, was convicted for covering up a -- the attempted bugging of the political opposition. mark meadows is credibly charged with orchestrating a mafia-style shakedown of a state official for 11,780 votes. and oh, by the way, enabling the overthrow of a democracy. so i think, you know, he owns that title lock, stock and barrel. >> you know, chris, there is something interesting in your piece, travels, it sort of takes us back and it takes u

as part of that, judge carter does turn over these eastman emails and what the emails show is that eastman is telling donaldrump, you can't do these things. this is illegal. we talk a lot about donald trump and lawyer shopping he did not want to hear from his attorney general when his attorney general said that there is no widespread election fraud. he didn't want to hear from his white house counsel. he was happy to hear from john eastman when he had a plan to delay the election and try to get mike pence not to certify, but when john eastman said to him that you can't sign that, it is illegal, he ignored him. >> that completely undermined is divisive council defense. he shopping around, but also being told by these players. another important point here is that people will remember the proud boys trial, they had to break up that trial. there were less than 19 defendants, the notion that you would have a six month trial involving 19 defendants, 19 separate defense councils, think about what's going on in the mar-a-lago documents case right now. how many different iterations and attempts to get them arraigned

donald trump faces charges. d fanny willis could be facing an investigation or recall from the state legislature over her misplaced priorities. our own sarah carter was atlanta this week asking local residents about trump's indictment there. let's take a look. >> the biggest news of the day here which is the indictment of president trump. and how you feel about that. >> i feel like it's been a long time coming. >> number 4th indictment do you think this one will stick? >> i hope so. >> do you think americans are frustrated with the weaponization of what appears to be the weaponization of our bureaucracies? are they trying to stop him from running this next election? >> absolutely. the deathly don't want trump to run. >> anytime anyone is in charge there's always a political decision behind it. that's not a surprise. >> i think election integrity is important. we need to keep the mind everything that goes along with that. that includes accepting the results of a free and fair election. >> i don't like the indictments. >> all right, sir joins me right now along with fox news contributor theo terrel and fox news political elements janelle comel. sar

judge carter, david carter, a distinguished federal judge in california, in march of 2022, said that if the plot that john eastman and donald trump were hatching together had succeeded, we would have ended our democracy, we would no longer have a peaceful transition of power to the official winner of an election. that is serious. i don't think lawyers should play games about things like this. >> well, i want to play a little bit more of what trump's attorney said today, about his defense. because trump, who has been indicted, obviously, is making his defense of, well, it was eastman who told me what to do. let me play part of what he said. >> you had one of the leading constitutional scholars in the united states, john eastman, say to president trump, this is a protocol that you can follow, it's legal. that eliminates criminal intent. >> okay. does it eliminate criminal intent? >> all of his own lawyers, the white house counsel, all of the real lawyers were telling him you can't do this. we just heard vice president pence, former vice president pence say today that the kooky lawyers were kind of concocting these schemes. we

state, hilary clinton, jimmy carter, and a whole slew of house democrats who repeatedly led the nation to believe, lied to the nation that they said russia selected donaldmp as president, that the election was completely illegitimate, all of that was allowed to pass, but yet once again we see a criminalization when it comes to donald trump. and i think, guys, you're gonna have all kinds of analysts on here diving into the weeds on the electoral count act, on the presidential records act, on all kinds of interpretation of the law. but i hope you don't lose the forrest for the trees that this is dangerously badly eroding public trust in the fairness of the law and the fairness of the department of justice and in our institutions. and that is someone who is out on the ground talking to voters every day and every week, is what i'm seeing -- >> to that point, do you feel like a president who lost an election, lying repeatedly about the vote to his supporters, and then leading and helping attempt to enact a scheme to overturn an election he lost, that that's not divisive, that that isn't problematic, that that doesn't create significant issues inside the coun

carter look competent. scathing. >> here is the thing. democrats are making this extraordinary bet if you think about it for a second. they are essentially saying your candidate, meaning donald trump, is worse than our candidate and therefore we will win the election. that is making bets on a couple of things. one, that donald trump is the actual nominee. right now the frontrunner but uncertain that dynamic might not change. but two, that americans are just going to look past the problems of the biden white house and there are so many if you look at this president in isolation. there is the age question, the economy question, hunter biden and the baggage of that. this is a guy who has a lot of political problems in his own right. yet the party seems unwilling to make a change. >> bill: there was one democrat who is. dean phillips, a democrat from the western suburbs of minneapolis. he said why democrat dean phillips says biden shouldn't run. i felt compelled to raise my voice in the face of what i consider to be an unwillingness to confront the truth right now. god forbid the president has a health episode or something happens in the middle of a primary. he is deep in the mi

donald trump and 35 for ron desantis but i wish i had put the field like hugh did. [laughter] last minute remorse. >> bret: lightning lightning winners and losers? >> ted strickland, cartero state university. arriving in time for harrison's season. congratulations to the new president of the ohio state university. >> bret: loser? >> the loser is the judge in georgia scott mcafee, what a nightmare to be in charge of the trump trial. lance ito 2.0 and i feel bad for the judge already. >> bret: all right, morgan winner and loser. >> brit, britney spears she did get divorced. she has new music out. loser of the week is of course, prigozhin. one of my favorite characters in all of television omar little from the wire said if you are going to hit the king you best not miss. >> bret: all right, olivia? >> mine would be vivek ramaswamy. on the winning side he was able to get a lot of attention. he won a drudge poll and that's what he was after. on the losing side he got steam rolled on national security and some issues of substance. >> bret: all right. panel, have great weekend. my winner are all the people who worked on that debate. it was really a team effort. a big success. t

carter. you know who beat him. a conservative governor from a blue state named ronald reagan. that's the same type of win i want to bring back in 24. but donald trump won't bring it to us. someone needs to say it, so i did. >> neil: you got a lot of people booing you. unlike ronald reagan, he was not booed by many in his own party at the time. did you get a sense with that exchange, governor, that you don't have a chance at this nomination? >> not at all. in fact, look, the hall is a small group of people compared to our republican party across the country. that's why if you look at the newest poll out of new hampshire, i'm now comfortably in second place at 14% of the vote. clear by margin of error, passed vivek ramaswamy who is in third place. five points ahead of ron desantis who is now at 9%. we have a ways to go. we still have 20 points to catch up to donald trump. i have only been in this race 2 1/2 months and i've gone from 0 to 14 in new hampshire. so i'm not discouraged at all. i'm encouraged. let's face it, who was booing me in the crowd last night? some of the folks that were doing the loudest booing are the people that are investe

jimmy carter acted a mediator with israel -- president biden making his own mark on history, making a case that strength in alliances are key to the future taking a swipe at former president donaldrump. >> walking away from the rest of the world has made us weaker, not stronger. america is strong with our allies and our alliances and that's why we will endure and it's a strength that quite frankly that increases all three of our strengths. >> reporter: president biden went to great lengths saying this summit was not about china, in part to not further inflame tensions with beijing but so much of the president's efforts from the start of his administration in drawing these allies close is with having that eye on china's influence in the region. president biden as he wrapped his press conference here told me he is hoping to speak with president xi jinping later this fall. arlette saenz, cnn, traveling with the president at camp david. >> as you might expect the reaction from beijing was negative, even before the summit began. a statement from china's foreign ministry reads, quote, attempts to cobble together exclusionary groupings and bring military blocs into the asian pacific wi

was defeeted was jimmy carter, and you know who beat him, a conservative above from a blue state name ronald reagan. that's the same type of win i want to bring back in '24. but donaldd. neil: you got a lot of people booing you, and unlike ronald reagan, he was not booed by many in his own party at the time. did you get a sense with that exchange, governor, that you don't have a chance at this nomination? >> i've only been in this race for two and a half months, i've gone from 0 to 4 in new hampshire. so -- 0 # to 14. so i'm incredibly encouraged. let's face it, who was booing me in the crowd last night? you know, some of the folks who were doing the loudest booing are the people who have invested in the swamp that donald trump helped to create for them in washington, d.c.. said he was going to drain the swamp and all he did was rearrange it and rearrange it so that members of his own family can to do the same e things that hunter biden and other members of the biden family are doing right now. here's the promise i'm make to the american people, there'll be no members of the christie family in government when i'm prosecute, and there'll -- when i'm president and no

carter acted as a mediator as a break through for israel and egypt. president biden making his case strengthened alliances are key to america's future while taking a swipe at his predecessor, former president donald trump. >> his america first policy walking away from the rest of the world made us weaker, not stronger. america's strong with our allies and our alliances, and that's why will endure, and it's a strength that quite frankly that increases all our the three of our strengths. >> reporter: now, president biden went to great lengths to say this summit was not about china in part because they don't want to inflame tensions with china at this time, but so much of the president's efforts in drawing these allies close since the start of his administration has been with an eye on china's influence in the region. and at the end of the press conference president biden told me he does hope to have a conversation with president xi jinping this coming fall. alex? >> arlette saenz reporting from camp david. thank vaerz much. now let's go to seoul, south korea, and cnn's paula hancock. paula, what's the view from this historic summit where you are? >> reporter: alex, president biden did call it coura

after all, a year ago, judge david carter said it was more likely than not that donald trump committedl proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the united states. these charges are not much of a surprise. it's likely as in the other case, there's going to be more charges that will be coming later. superseding charges coming later. you're right. he started this thing out. and he wants it on the rocket docket to get it moving. state attorney for palm beach county, dave arenberg. let's ask you, the same question that i asked my fellow former republican travelers, what they are hearing from people close to them who have supported donald trump over the past couple of elections. i noticed. charlie sykes has noticed, there's an exhaustion that set in. and people, a lot of republicans -- i'm not saying 55% or 60% of republicans, but a lot of republicans who have been with trump, from the beginning, say i'm exhausted, i'm tired of him attacking other republicans. we have to find somebody else because i want to win. >> yeah. that's the problem, right? you can't beat something with nothing. this fie

jimmy carter was a one term president and got zero supreme court picks and donald trump was one termresident and got three picks in his four years. there is something unfair about that. the idea of introducing some regularity and parity across president so everybody has an equal shot in shaping the court's composition seems fair. the other thing is it would drain some of the drama and the gamesmanship out of the supreme court confirmation process. everybody knew that each president is guaranteed 2 picks in there for your window, there be less of a desire to try to hold up a pick like merrick garland in hopes of carrying it over to the next president's term. it might actually drain some of the drama out of these confirmation processes would be a -- which would be a good and healthy thing. host: one more call from new york city, democrat line. caller: yes, i like to make an apology for anybody that might be offended by something i might say. i am grateful you are having mr. fallon on. there was an oklahoma caller on the republican line mentioned separation of church and state and that'

you know, you have jemmy carter , who was jemmy carter, who famously was on questioning the on stage questioning the validity of 2016 election. and so donaldse ballots show up at 3 am. or how am i losing? what is supposed to be a republican stronghold, which he ended up losing? you know, i mean, these are questions somebody are valid questions by somebody to had actually asked to ask if he had actually asked them manufacture future them to manufacture future ballots create, know, ballots or create, you know, fake ballots. that's a completely thing. completely different thing. but the in context the statement in full context shows believes there shows that he believes there were to counted were more votes to be counted because votes were because mail—in votes were coming in late and everything. and i think that's the coming in late and everything. and of1ink that's the coming in late and everything. and of his that's the coming in late and everything. and of his defence.iat's the coming in late and everything. and of his defence. there|e core of his defence. there >> the district attorney in georgia, fani willis , she wants georgia, fani wi

carter, dukakis, mondale. finally nominating bill clinton, a different type of democrat, a more centrist, moderate democrat. again, who knows if that is analogous. right now, donaldepublican party that some would call cult-like. i will go back to the recent poll that demonstrated that trump voters trust donald trump more than they trust their own family, more than they trust their clergy. it is possible that losing does not -- even losing to or three more presidential elections if that were to happen -- does not cause them to change. the next question is, if something were to happen to donald trump, for example, would republicans replace him? i do not think we are going to go back to a john mccain, mitt romney, bob dole type of republican. i think that ship has sailed. it will be some type of hybrid. the question is, to what degree the mix of traditional republicanism's versus populism. it is going to be some sort of hybrid. is it nikki haley, which would be a little more fee reagan brand? will it be vivek ramaswamy, which i think would be a more maga, naturalist mix? that is a fascinating question and i think to be continued. host: during the gop residential deb

carter under whatever. that is minuscule compared to the climate, compared to election integrity, all of the different things what we need to do first thing is we need to make sure that donaldnot reelected. i propose that people that are democratic and want to make sure our country can survive this man will switch our allegiance during the primaries over to republican and make sure they have a healthy debate so that we can start getting some real good people in congress, who know between right and wrong, and will really stand up for the country and not for this particular party. host: sherman oaks california is next. it is gregory on the democrats' line. caller: hello. it is interesting that ron desantis seems to think that global warming, which really should be called global heating, is some kind of tertiary issue that we can ignore. the planet is burning up. we need to make that the main focus of everything we do going forward. he and the rest of the republican party are totally missing the point. what we need to do is get serious about something called carbon budgeting. we have an economic budget. we need to have a carbon budget. we will never get, control of the endless