porque se quitÓ los guantes y atacÓ con fuerza a donald donald trump. >> donde estÁ yo un bijoe bideÁ totalmente ausente desde el l liderazgo tambiÉn donaldcampaÑa tambiÉn estuvo presente en el escenario, la ex aspirante a la gobernaciÓn de arizona y seguidora de donald donald trump dijo que este debate fue la vergÜenza y que era un ejercicio en vanidad y que estos candidatos si tuvieran amor propio y se analizarÁn ellos mismos se retirarÍan de la contienda. sabemos que donald donald trump lleva mÁs de 40 puntos de ventaja en algunas encuestas. >> octavio y nicole muchas gracias cristina por esos datos estaremos pendientes de cÓmo poco a poco se van desarrollando estas campaÑas polÍticas que apenas comienzan. >> pregunten casos se de cuenta de cuÁnto tiempo hablado cada candidato el primero fue ra ramaswamy con 12 minutos. >> in(informacion en pantalla). >> quienes tomaron el micrÓfono fue pence con 9 minutos y burgum 7 minutos, momentos claves para estos candidatos y que se podÍan acerca de las encuestas a donald donald trump: >> nichos actor el gobernador de california firmÓ una ley que establece un pago mÍnimo de $20 por hora para los

donald trump is paying no price for _ you donald duck. donald your impressions? 0. he's is jointed list david... what were your impressions? o. he'sjust gone. he's not there. ron christie, your impressions? i he's not there. ron christie, your impressions?— impressions? i believe for having worked with _ impressions? i believe for having worked with two _ impressions? i believe for having worked with two different - worked with two different presidential candidates and three presidential candidates and three presidential elections that if you want _ presidential elections that if you want the — presidential elections that if you want the honour and the privilege and the _ want the honour and the privilege and the opportunity to represent the american _ and the opportunity to represent the american people, you have to show up. american people, you have to show up the _ american people, you have to show up. the other hand, i think if you're — up. the other hand, i think if you're donald trump, you're looking at this— you're donald trump, you're lo

donald trum is through donald trump? donald trump is a _ through donald trump? rough donald trump? donald trump is a part of this, - through donald trump? donald trump is a part of this, right. l trump is a part of this, right. he's ahead in the polls. and he is having counterprogramming but i think with this, especially for democratic voters and republican voter, he he no longer thinks that he should have to earn your vote. that should be owe fencive to us as voters. we want it hear him answerfor the us as voters. we want it hear him answer for the questions and answerfor their him answer for the questions and answer for their past. if donald trump was president for four years and has a lot to answer for. four years and has a lot to answerfor. and four years and has a lot to answer for. and voters four years and has a lot to answerfor. and voters need those answers and they won't get it if he's going to hide away from the debate stage. brakkton, this debate was a lot livelier than the one we saw in milwaukee?— livelier than the one we saw in milwaukee? ., . , mi

encuesta de nbc los tienen empatados con 46% mientras que de la de washington post y nbc coloca donald donaldso en un punto de quiebre asÍ lo expresÓ su alcalde quien dijo que mÁs de 2000 personas al dÍa estÁn buscando asilo en su ciudad y un centro de recreaciÓn fue acondicionado como refugio. >> otras de las ciudades go golpeadas por el arribo constante de migrantes es ieagl pass en texas allÍ estÁ guadalupe cruz que fue testigo de mÁs personas que cruzaban por ese area. >> es agobiante la cantidad de grupos que llegan dÍa a dÍa. buenas tardes. son ciento los que llegan. >> son miles y faltan mÁs: >> ¿cuanto tiempo sin tomar agua ni comer? >> : prÁcticamente un dÍa. >> y que se siente llegar?. >> es el sueÑo que todos te tenemos: dios nos bendiga. >> igualmente asÍ son los grupos madres con bebÉs, he visto muchos niÑos y familias y personas que siguen llegando que mencionÁbamos en las co conversaciones que tuvimos con ellos, con los primeros que llegaron muchos venÍan en un tren que se habÍa detenido al sur de la frontera la empresa mexicana ferromet detuvo los trenes por la gran cantidad d

we know from donald trump's history - donald trump in all of this? we know from donaldry and - donald trump in all of this? we know from donald trump's history and his. from donald trump's history and his present, he is concerned with donald trump, that goes along with the people who were charged with him in georgia, people now paying the price who were doing what he asked them to do on generate six. it's going to be really interesting, if he continues to not openly support them in public these people could be witnesses and give testimony in his trial. we have seen on the campaign trail he has toyed with the idea of possibly pardoning those folks, because his idea that it wasn't a crime, but that remains to be seen. calvin, are the american _ that remains to be seen. calvin, are the american people _ that remains to be seen. calvin, are the american people watching - that remains to be seen. calvin, are| the american people watching these trials carefully? i the american people watching these trials carefully?— trials carefully? i think this particular— trials carefully

donald donald trump que lidera las encuestas decidiÓ no participar en el debate y esta vez sÓlo habrÁ siete precandidatos sobre la tarima porque el comitÉ nacional republicano puso de reglas mÁs estrictas para poder calificar para el segundo debate aquÍ en california. claudia cÉsar regreso con ustedes. >> gracias randy por esas actualizaciones en vivo estaremos atentos. >> y hablemos ahora del presidente biden que llegÓ esta tarde al Área de la bahÍa.joe biden y su comitiva se dirigieron apletown una de las ciudades mÁs ricas del paÍs para recaudaciÓn de fondos, y es la residencia de dos importantes filÁntropos y los boletos costa 95 y $100,000 tambiÉn allÍ se reunirÁ con empresarios de la tecnologÍa. >> el superintendente de educaciÓn del estado quiere cambiar y ser gobernador de california en 2026. publicÓ un video de campaÑa este martes. >> (audio en ingles). >> asÍ manifestÓ su intenciÓn. el funcionario hablÓ tambiÉn en el video de cÓmo quedÓ huÉrfano a los seis aÑos, y saliÓ de la pobreza. ya comenzÓ su carrera como concejal en richmond y despuÉs de la junta escolar ahora quiere ser el sucesor d newso. >> vamos a pausa al volver agentes de la patrulla fronteriza encuentran un bebÉ sÓlo la frontera. >> en palco deportivo les vamos a presentar las dos caras del deporte en akla nd musica en stockton continÚa la violencia armada, en menos de 72 horas dos tiroteos se suman a la lista de tareas de investigaciÓn que realizan las autoridades. >> esta vez la vÍctima un adolescente de 15 aÑos: vamos con los detalles mÁs recientes del caso. >> un testigo que por temor n quiso parecer el cÁmara me dijo que escuchÓ gritos y vio a las vÍctimas corriendo y detrÁs de ellos a un joven disparando. >> seÑalado con varias rosas rojas y velas del mismo color asÍ quedo el lugar en el que un jovencito de apenas 15 aÑos perdiÓ la vida la tarde del lunes en stockton. los hechos ocurren afuera del edificio, a la una cuadra del edificio administrativo de la policÍa. >> (audio en ingles. >> cuando llegan los oficiale localizados vÍctimas jÓvenes de 15 y 16 aÑos de edad uno de ellos fue trasladado al hospital donde se cuenta condiciÓn establey el otro muere en el lugar aÚn no se sabe el motivo, sin embargo la policÍa busca tres jÓvenes hispanos presuntamente tambiÉn menores de edad como los responsables. >> varias personas sin hogar se quedan en la zona y uno de ellos me dijo que escuchÓ gritos de pelea y vio cÓmo los jÓvenes corrÍan mientras que otro corrÍa detrÁs de ellos disparando. el jovencito que pierde la vida en alumnos de la preparatoria franklin en stockton. la noticia sorprendiÓ algunas madres con las que hablÉ esta maÑana. >> para empezar preocupaciÓn, mied de que son jovencitos y estÁn en la edad apenas de comenzar a vivir y es lamentable que estas cosas pasen ¿a quÉ se debe? yo no sÉ control de armas, videojuegos, pero lo estamos viendo mucho mÁs seguido que antes. ante los niÑos tenÍan un problema peleaban y equiparaba pero ahora no ahora sacan navajas, sacan pistolas, no se puede. yo regularmente estoy hablando con mis hijos, las cosas ya no estÁn como antes, el niÑo que falleciÓ tiene un gemelo, entonces no le hace. >> son ya 36 homicidios en lo que va de aÑo seis menos, que el aÑo pasado la fecha. >> soy alejandra quesada telemundo: >> y le contamos que california va a prohibir a las personas portar armas de fuego en la mayorÍa de lugares pÚblicos y al mismo tiempo duplicarÁ impuestos sobre las armas y municiones vendidas en el estado, esto en virtud de dos nuevas leyes firmadas este martes por el gobernador newso. >> (audio en ingles). >> el gobierno federal agrava la venta de armas con 10 a 20% segÚn el tipo de arma y la ley que firmÓ el gobernador agregÓ repuesto del 11% a este monto el presidente de la cÁmara kevin mccarty enfatizÓ hoy la necesidad de aprobar el paquete de seguridad fronteriza como una forma de evitar el cierre de gobierno. >> mccarty sugiriÓ que serÍa importante tener una reuniÓn con el presidente joe biden el congresista y biden se reunieron a principios de aÑo vientos estaban negociando sobre el techo de la deuda llegaron a un acuerdo, y medio de quejas y gastos por los conservadores mccarty optÓ por ignorar el acuerdo. >> y la huelga de guionistas de hollywood estarÍa por llegar a su fin, los sindicatos de escritores llegaron a un acuerdo previo con las productoras, el siguiente paso es aprobar el acuerdo y presentarlo al resto de los trabajadores para que decidan si lo toman en caso de tener un desenlace positivo no significa que hollywood volver a la normalidad de inmediato ya musica y al otro lado continÚa la huelga pero esta vez de la parte industria automotriz. >> y/o recibieron el respaldo de uno de los mÁs fuertes el respaldo del presidente biden, y es que presidente es un paro en michigan antes de llegar a california. >> asÍ es se reuniÓ con el sindicato de trabajadores convirtiÉndose en el primer presidente en unirse trabajadores en una huelga nacional. el mandatario llegÓ al condado wine un dÍa antes de que el expresidente donaldando su apoyo hacia los trabajadores sindicalizados, miles de trabajadores de la industria automotriz en plantas gigantes general motors ford () continÚan alzando su voz exigiendo mejores pagos y beneficios. >> que nos den un buen trato un buen contrato porque lo merecemos. la compaÑÍa ganado mucho dinero y no nos ha tocado nuestra parte. >> la huelga ya se ha extendido 20 estados del paÍs exigiendo aumento salarial del 40% distribuido en los prÓximos cuatro aÑos asÍ como el derecho a pensiones y semana laboral de 32 horas con pagos de 40. la suspensiÓn de actividades en la planta de producciÓn ya afecta a talleres, agencias de auto, consumidores, maquiladoras incluso la frontera sur con mÉxico. lÍderes sindicales aseguran estar dispuestos a pedir mÁs trabajadores del paÍs sumarse al esfuerzo de esta huelga automotriz. >> (musica). >> 5:00 de la tarde 17 minutos vamos a echar un vistazo de lo que sucede en las autopistas desde el punto de la bahÍa. tranquilo el momento condiciones agra

donald trump?- which is donald trump? what the 're which is donald trump? d trump? what they're saying is _ which is donald trump? what they're saying is the - which is donald trump? what they're saying is the debate l they're saying is the debate was not a huge factor in terms of it is not going to have a lasting impact, it is not going to help a lot of these candidates breakthrough. they become famous for a night but then that disappears. you are already seeing some of canada's who were not able to make the debate stage like asa hutchinson, you may see some candidates drop out but it is still a fragmented field which makes it hard for an alternative to donald trump to arrive just like in 2016. arrivejust like in 2016. daniel lippman thank you much for talking to us. later in about 20 minutes we will be going back to that story and it is such a big issue for the car sector in the united states and the president was among striking workers yesterday. we had donald trump there as well so all that in more detail later. uk police are investigating the murder of

donald _ these two parallel contests. you have donald trump, _ these two parallel contests. you have donaldl campaign, i fighting a presidential campaign, but actually _ fighting a presidential campaign, but actually all— fighting a presidential campaign, but actually all this _ fighting a presidential campaign, but actually all this political- but actually all this political baggage _ but actually all this political baggage building _ but actually all this political baggage building up - but actually all this political baggage building up for- but actually all this political| baggage building up for him but actually all this political- baggage building up for him and then in the _ baggage building up for him and then in the meantime, _ baggage building up for him and then in the meantime, as— baggage building up for him and then in the meantime, asjoe _ baggage building up for him and then in the meantime, asjoe jessee, - baggage building up for him and then in the meantime, asjoejessee, if. in the meantime, asjoejessee, if you're _ in the meantime, asjoejessee, if you're able — in the mea

donald trump's skin. >> it is very interesting. and honestly, it comes across i think from her as more authentic than we obviously heard chris christie call him donald duck. i'm not sure i've used candidates use nicknames as effective as donald trump does. but what did you make out of any other stand out moments and what will we be talking about a couple weeks from now? >> right now key takkey takeawa alice quoting mr. t. but i go back to 2004. i used that same canned line, donald duck, against an opponent who wouldn't debate. you have those moments where you try to use them. but despite some applause in the audience, the republican primary voters don't really care that donald trump wasn't there. and so everything that we saw last night, some going after him, but on some policy, but we didn't see republicans saying that you know what, maybe we shouldn't support somebody who calls for assassinating our own generals, maybe we shouldn't support somebody whose business record is declared an entire fwr fraud. so they are not really doing anything to launch solid hits on donald trump regardless of whether or not we saw real life from tim scott or nikki haley had some strong moments. she sure did. but we use this in politics quite

i was not at the debate i was at a donald l the debate i was at a donald trump event and i have to admit donalde and trump sees himself as the front runnerfor this race and is already positioning himself as already positioning himself as a general election candidate and running againstjoe biden not the other assembled republicans on the stage. that may change if one candidate catches fire but at this point feels somewhat unlikely both because of donald trump's positioning and what happened at the debate tonight. band at the debate tonight. and moura, what _ at the debate tonight. and moura, what were - at the debate tonight. and moura, what were your high and low points and what you expect to see happen next? mr; low points and what you expect to see happen next?— to see happen next? my low oint to see happen next? my low point was — to see happen next? my low point was hearing _ to see happen next? my low point was hearing mike - to see happen next? my low. point was hearing mike pence about his teacher, that whole section was very awkward to listen to a very cringing moment, i think my high w

donald trump. >> donald duck. ant who said this? quote, my personality is who i am. and my attitud attite depends oo you are. was it donaldrump or donald donald? r dona i'm both going with donald duck. >> let's see id duckt. >> well, all right. there get ready. are you? s. >> there you go.y it says west coast listenerssh weighing in today.f she needs a hat. you're full. and the gentlema.n. gentlemen, good job, guys. better luck next time. i'm kelly o'grady. it >> thank you. appreciate it. all right. >> i figured out golf. it's actually not that hard. >> you just have to keep your hands nice and soft. why didn't they tell me that years ago? it's like they didn't want me to be good to it. >> text on scott for melrose, minnesota. >> how about a trump kennedy independent ticket? khow about anything goes this election? >> it's the churn. who knows what's next? yojohn from new york. o >> did i see greg gutfeld on one of those flooded brooklyn streets wearing speedo? >> dear god, if you have video of that, please send it to me immediately. >> and pixilated. >> amy from champ in southy fr carolinaom, you've got more mafa style ni

donald trump. they are connected to _ denominator, donald trump. they are connected to an — denominator, donaldcted to an election he didn't accept _ connected to an election he didn't accept he — connected to an election he didn't accept he lost _ connected to an election he didn't accept he lost and _ connected to an election he didn't accept he lost and try— connected to an election he didn't accept he lost and try to - connected to an election he didn't accept he lost and try to get i connected to an election he didn't accept he lost and try to get a i accept he lost and try to get a different— accept he lost and try to get a different result. _ accept he lost and try to get a different result. and - accept he lost and try to get a different result. and then- accept he lost and try to get a i different result. and then having not achieved _ different result. and then having not achieved his _ different result. and then having not achieved his own _ different result. and then having not achieved his own goals, i different result. and then having not achieved his own goals, we i different res

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everything does come down to donald trump's ties to donald trurnp's — donald trump's ties to donald trump'ss, it's a very very divided — tweet implies, it's a very very divided picture and doug is much closer— divided picture and doug is much closer to — divided picture and doug is much closer to it— divided picture and doug is much closer to it than i am. but it looks quite. _ closer to it than i am. but it looks quite. looks— closer to it than i am. but it looks quite, looks really difficult. in my experience, though we came close to, in my— experience, though we came close to, in my time _ experience, though we came close to, in my time in— experience, though we came close to, in my time in washington. sometimes these _ in my time in washington. sometimes these things are stopped at the 23rd houl’, _ these things are stopped at the 23rd hour, and _ these things are stopped at the 23rd hour, and sometimes they happen, in the last— hour, and sometimes they happen, in the last week or two. but these periodic— the last week or two. but these periodic crises, really there must be periodic cri

donald trump as he is you would look like a partisan. you will look like you work for the dnc. unfortunately, donald trump has 91 indictments -- 91 counts. he has this criminal and civil -- and he also has threatened death to general milley. those things have to be reported. what i think is interesting, is he used to be in 2015, he had two billion dollars of free media. and at every pitch, the mainstream media swung at it. now the swing fewer, but you are missing these really scary autocratic things. >> one of our own colleagues would criticize versus donald donald trump. i have what i think is a fairly radical solution to this problem of dealing with donald trump or any candidate who refuses to answer questions. you take the interview, and if the person stonewalls you you do a cutaway where you are actually stuff, you then record a fact check, inserted into the body of the interview your, doing and then you go back to the interview. you do that throughout this so no one can steamroll you in any meaningful way. at some point along the way -- >> honest to god. >> to your history, you just throw them in and you say no, here are the seven facts that were just -- by the person i was speaking to, now let's go back to the interview. >> it does feel like there's no beating donald trump's mastery of the bed of nails approach to scandal, if you have 1 million of these things, i will line cross it like the, pillows -- >> shameless superpower. >> the shamelessness is the thing i laugh at, darkly, admittedly, when i watch this debate. >> that is what

donald trump has a nomination essentially locked up. good have some good singers. yes, get christian trying name donald trump is donald ike dock. yes, but we're all in i'm the questions that really had a good night. but you have to measure it against what it is, what the hill was there climbing and i don't think that any member going right now going climb because who they're talking to the bases are 2 different things. >> you know, really was 2 hours animated discussion, including some of those zingers, fairly a dramatic proposals as well. i asked a couple of analysts what they will remember along those lines. >> thank you so certain that the the the world tom clancy movies coming into real policy, which is talking about using special ops folks? check out the mexican drug cartels and drug cartels. and so and south america mean interesting idea at work. a lot film. i'm not too sure i was going to happen practice and what real world repercussion backlash and that would i a member of line of the evening was when nikki haley. >> that was bonded to the bank and by saying something. i think we thought, including those of like especial

prosecutors, and all of these other lies that donald trump tells on regular basis. >> donald trump continues to lie, and the problem, is not just that donald trump make statements, he makes statements that cause violence. january 6th happened because of donald trump's statements and because was telling people what to do. there are a number of [inaudible] who told us that they showed up at the capitol because they told -- donald trump told them to do so. and jack smith, what he's pointing to is not just statements that intimidate the judge or jurors who are potential witnesses, but donald trump knows when he says these things, his supporters might then act on it. and that's a further level of intimidation that most defendants don't have the ability to do. >> they, jack smith, at a certain point in the motion says the court should enter a proposed orders imposing certain narrow restrictions. on public statements regarding this case. and they specify. they're talking about witnesses, don't talk about witnesses, do not talk about the prosecutors, do not talk about the judges, essentially. it seems has the most minimal restriction you could pos

his name was ad on donald donald. and there was also person who was the chief for so called gratian office, in the department of state. his name was, i don't know if he's is still alive or for. he is mr. brad bell. they brought allows that they have 100 percent promise of creation government. they will pay compensation to all non creation the citizens who are victims of the nazi regime during the 2nd world war. and they lie, it's never put into effect. lots of that. the responsibility lies for sure, instead of being present for judge will never raise the question. but and i don't want to be seen now the time talking about something, i guess the president's in my country in foreign countries. but he agreed to read the gratian president, at the time it was a woman that she is not going to mention. let's say that sentiments. so he just continued the same politics for the political reasons to have a piece in regions of e mail to open the questions that you may have. you mention a lot of things say that. so can next to, yo

donald trump is facing? this amongst all the different cases that donald trump is facing?— donald trump is facing? d trump is facing? this one is different from the legal standpoint | different from the legal standpoint because of the fact that not only are there co—conspirators but the armour rico charges servers, usually in the us, the rico charges are for criminals, people that they say in the us, someone in a mob, so he has been charged with co—conspiracy but also under the rico, the fact that not only did they conspire together backin not only did they conspire together back in the us, they did some type of overt act as it is called, something to further that conspiracy, and that trump along with his lawyers and some other people, conspired to overturn the election. , ..., v people, conspired to overturn the election. , . �*, people, conspired to overturn the election. , �*, ., ., election. rebecca, let's zoom out a little from this _ election. rebecca, let's zoom out a little from this case _ election. rebecca, let's zoom out a little from this case because - election. rebecca, let's zoom out

donald trump _ ever. i can't help but think that donald trump right _ ever. i can't help but think that donaldthe other candidates, they're attacking him nonstop and he's just saying things that are so unhinged, to the point of threatening the former chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff at threatening the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff at the death penalty. god bless. this is dangerous. this is violating the kinds of requirements that he also has to abide by in terms of not threatening witnesses for example. who knows if he tries to threaten millie from afar? that's what he does. i think people have to question why voters are still obsessed with him for that the only answer i've heard that makes any senseis answer i've heard that makes any sense is a cult figure. and when there is a cult leader it's impossible to disconnect for those who are really connected to and obsessed with that leader. it doesn't make any sense to the rest of us were not in the cult, but for those who are in the cult the crazier you get the crazier they become. unfortunately, right now that's where we're. t

donald trump. but, instead, donald trump quickly doubled his numbers in the polls, and then double the again, and suddenly was at 24% with rupert murdoch having n idea what to do about that and as donald trump continue t climb in the polls, rupert murdoch simply coward in fea of donald trump's rise and fea of fox viewers in that sense, rupert murdoc was utterly powerless. he owned the network, but he was owned by the audience. and so, he did not use his power, and decided instead t simply cash in on the trump -- and reach new highs in the ratings for fox. the book tells us that the new boss at fox, whose father will still be watching his ever move, was very disappointe when donald trump was electe president, and that hi children cried but the sun son, being a cowardly as the father in th face of donald trump - when they could have, to crush donald trump the book reports rupert murdoc to have been pleased joe biden -- in the last presidential election, but then, in continued craven fear of his audience, rupert murdoch mad the grotesque business decisio to continue to feed them donal trump's lies about the electio being stolen, and rupert murdoch's profoundly stupi decision to deliver e

donald trump had won. totally, absolutel . that donald trump had won. totally, absolutely- in _ that donaldolutely. in many _ that donald trump had won. totally, absolutely. in many cases, - that donald trump had won. totally, absolutely. in many cases, it's - that donald trump had won. totally, absolutely. in many cases, it's a - absolutely. in many cases, it's a facade in front of the court to try and get smaller sentences. but resort afterjanuary the six were the proud boys going on podcasts and saying that it was a warning sign for the us government. so, they might be sorry because it is accountability being held, but at the end of the day, these bullies that draws on to this moment appear to still be very true to their hearts, and also to fellow the proud boys, that are on the streets today. prosecutors have called for tougher sentences. we are seeing a range between 15 and 17 years. today we saw dominic pezzola with ten years, although he was charged with sedition. we are waiting for ethan nordean prospect sentencing as well. all eyes will be on next tuesday, when the leader of the gr

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[laughter] i want to thank the almighty for allowing me to be here tonight he has been riding shotgun with me for a little while. >> toby keith saying don't let the old man in. first tv performance since his diagnosis. god bless him. other top winners include dan and shae who took home the award for best duo/group. morgan wallen won three awards and wine that judd was honored with the country champion award. congratulations to all the winners. those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: try to book him if you can for the summer concert series. first hearing of president biden's impeachment inquiry is in the books at forensic accountant voices his concern on capitol hill over hunter's business dealings. for example,. >> in your professional experience, looking at this organizational chart of business structure, what do you see here? >> i see a very complicated structure of entities that are inner related and would give me concern. if i were an investigator i would want to know what is going on in these entities. >> when you see a situation where ownership interest moves from one spouse to the other, is that a concern? >> i would call it a red flag. that's something i would look at. >> and that was the point lay out the case the curiosity why there needs to be investigation. many people missed that point. bruce joins us now. what was t the biggest take away for you yesterday as you sat there hour after hour. first for you, personally. >> i think for me personally not being an insider in washington. even having grown up there, just watching the process was incredible. the infighting across the aisle was incredible and there was a lot of deflection regarding the basic facts of the case. >> brian: no one really challenged and said what's the big deal? no one said you are a forensic accountant but i'm better and this is where you are wrong. they just said donaldld trump, donald trump. i thought the point was to bring an expert like you to explain the pathway of this money, where it is now, where it came from, and what the intention was with the deposits. >> well, like the famous movie jerry mcgwire, show me the money. that's what it is all about. there was a lot of deflection. no one asked me direct questions about the bank statements that i reviewed the trail of money and getting to the bottom whether a this money was paid for. was there a connection to then anyway vice president biden or now president biden. those are the questions the american people need to know and deserve to know. >> brian: that's true. people say there is no deposit slip that said to joe biden from hunter so therefore, he's innocent. is that how you see it? >> no. i have investigated hundreds of fraud cases. you are not going to see a direct payment to president biden or then vice president biden. it would be some sort of indirect benefit and you heard professor turley

donald trump without alienating the base. and i do believe based on what they're saying that's the plan for really trying to bridge the gap between them and donald trump. >> bakari, i'm going to go back to south carolina, your home state. donaldp is encroaching on the territory. what's the significant of his visit there today? >> and tim scott. can't forget about him. >> yeah, don't forget about tim. no, i think that in south carolina, if you ask anyone right now that donald trump will win the south carolina primary going away, the question is who comes in, people thought ron desantis would be second. but he's the closest thing running a presidential campaign in a long time. and, so, i think that nikki haley has an opportunity here to run a strong second or tim scott to run a strong second. but let me just point out something that we've seen in the polling recently, which has jumped out to me and many people who are murmuring around the state of south carolina in the head to head matchups the person who consistently performs better against joe biden is not donald trump, it's not ron desantis. it actually is nikki haley. i think the trump campaign sees that. and if that continues to go, she may be seen as that viable option. n

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donald trump loses it? new york state supreme court judge arthur -- found donald trump and his adult sons liable for fraud and ordered the cancellation of donaldk business certificates. the judge issued the order granting a summary judgment in the 250 million dollar civil lawsuit filed against donald trump by new york state attorney general letitia james. the judge found that donald trump far julie overestimated the size of trump tower by 200%. in his -- page ruling, the judge said, a discrepancy of this order of magnitude by a real estate developer sizing up his own living space for decades can only be considered fraud. that is a fantasy world, not the real world. the ruling also states that donald trump implied in his april deposition this year that his properties values, quote, cannot be inflated, because he could find a buyer from saudi arabia to pay any price east jests. this statement may suggest influence buying more than savvy investing. joining our discuss discussion now is tim o'brien -- senior editor of bloomberg opinion and author of trump nation -- he is the host of the bloomberg podcast "crash course" and an msnbc political analy

over and again, it's going to be just the house republican caucus and donald trump, donald trump but -- i didn't do that on purpose. donald trump. who are going to be, like, whining and crying and room in their hands and banging on about. it put in the, ends there are going to have to take it. the other thing, is it does into looked like quickness and the and to pick fights you cannot win, david. >> it does. and look, because it's so in the weeds, one of the things that was really overlooked last night, you touched, on kevin mccarthy behind closed doors with republicans said, i will abandon my debt limit agreement with joe biden and cave to matt gaetz and everybody else. and then he thought would be enough. and it turns out, it wasn't. i was surprised, when i served, how little communication there was between john bain and mitch mcconnell at the time. i don't think kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell have a joint strategy on this. everything genotype is right. there will be republican losers in this process. somebody, some republican in the house, is going to lose your seat. we just wonder who that is yet. >> yeah, and jen

donald trump or the white house or the proud boys. but it's kind of hard to imagine that a jury looking done at donald trump, the donald trump's case. why not look at how the proud boys are adult and how severe the sentences they were given largely in the service to donald trump. but, you know, we've also seen pulling that says 56 percent of the of republican voters. don't think that so that these are the thoughts. donald trump's ongoing legal troubles would impact his chances of achieving the presidency. however, you know, we are at the beginning of his legal sagal and not in the middle a lot may yet still happen and nothing can really be ruled out at this point. right dw, correspond to janelle dom alone and washington thanks is always at least 7 people have died and severe flooding and greece, turkey, and bulgaria. this came after storms, dumb, vast amounts of water on south eastern europe. the floods only add degrees, as well as falling weeks of wild fires that firefighters had sprung, had struggled to control. the water cascades through the narrow streets of greek towns and cities, pads here on the island of seattle, us on the ne

we have this visit today and tomorrow we have got donald trump. visit today and tomorrow we have got donald trump-— donald of first face-off, isn't - donald trump. yeah, it is really the kind of first face-off, isn't it, - donald trump. yeah, it is really the kind of first face-off, isn't it, of - kind of first face—off, isn't it, of the presidential campaign, given how far donald trump is ahead in the race for the primary? here they are in one of these key swing states thatjoe biden won byjust 150,000 thatjoe biden won byjust150,000 votes back in 2020, battling those key autoworkers, those key union members, who are substantial in number and members, who are substantial in numberand make a members, who are substantial in number and make a difference when it comes to the way these swing states vote. joe biden, to be honest, has vacillated a little bit on whether or not to go to the picket line. he his advisers were against it, then they were for it, and now he is there, and i thing a lot of people are saying that is pumped by the fact that donald trump that he was going to go tomorrow, so, yeah, the six o

donald trump if he were a convicted felon. and he's also really the only one who's been outspoken in his criticism of donald trump, when it comes to january 6th. what does that say to you about donald trump's hold on the republican party? >> i want to point out that something is really critical about what you just said, jake. that is if donald trump's tried interdicted, that wasn't asking if he -- the did not ask if he is still going through the trials. it's if he is a convicted felon. the council that donald trump is currently facing, he's facing counts of obstructing the constitution. to me, that is disqualifying. donald trump should be disqualified from being the president of the united states. to me, that's not a question. when i watch that, i watched that debate. i was hopeful about several of the candidates on that stage. i thought a lot of them had good forward thinking answers. at -- in the beginning of the debate, i could sort of see a light at the end of the tunnel null. >> who decides your fellow new jersey resident, chris christie? >> i had a lot of hope with nikki haley. i thought she had very intelligent and well flushed out answers on things. even mike pence. i was r

about the prosecutors, and all of these other lies that donald trump -- basis. >> donald trump continues to lie. and the problem is not just that donald trump makes statements. he makes statements that then causes violence. january 6th happened because of donald trump's statements and his conduct and what he telling people to do, the -- we said that they showed up at the capitol because they believe donald trump told them to do so. and what jack smith is pointing to is not just statements that intimidate the judge or jurors or potential witnesses, but donald trump knows, when he says these things, he supporters might act on it and -- don't have that ability to do. >> faith, jack smith, at a certain point in the motion says, that courts should enter a proposed order imposing certain narrow we struck shuns on public statements regarding this case. and they specify. they are talking about witnesses, don't talk about witnesses. do not talk about prosecutors. do not talk about the judge, essentially. it seems, as the most minimal restriction you can possibly expect in a case like this. >> that's right. very careful to carve around first am

donald trump or the white house or the proud for his . but it's kind of hard to imagine that a jury looking done at donald trump, the donald trump's case. why not look at how the crowd boys or adult and how severe the sentences they were given largely in the service to donald trump. but, you know, we've also seen pulling that says 56 percent of a republican voters. don't think that that these dots, donald trump's ongoing legal troubles would impact his chances of achieving the presidency. however, you know, we are at the beginning of his legal sagal and not in the middle. a lot may yet still happen and nothing can really be ruled out at this point. all right, dw corresponded janelle de milan and washington thanks is always let's have a look now. it's in the other stories making news around the world. to rental rains have triggered flooding and eastern greece, killing at least one person and leaving 5 missing neurologist save the amount of water that fell in just 24 hours. was the same as the usual rainfall for the entire autumn. the rain has helped bring deadly wildfires under control that had burn for 2 weeks. at least 21 people have be

donald trump's pollster, ceo mclaughlin and associates . john, mclaughlin and associates. john, what did you think of last night's debate and if is donald trump going to join any of these debates and how many of them are they to going be? >> um, you know , it's >> um, you know, it's interesting. at the end of the day , that's up to donaldmp. day, that's up to donald trump. but but, you know, that's been the crazy part. we've had two debates now, and if you look at the two debates, both democrats and republicans have been saying post both debates that the real winner of the debates is donald trump. i mean, he's the one that's come out far and away on top. and we have something what i always call , you know, when i always call, you know, when we're trying to elect a president . and you have that president. and you have that commander in chief test and none of the other candidates are passing that commander in chief test here. i mean, unfortunate really, it kind of degraded into a food fight at times. so and a lot of people are saying, you know, they're fighting for second place right now. they're fighting to be maybe the vice presidential candidate, john, if you try and be impartial, who do you try and be impartial, who do you think came out best out of that second debate? oh, that's that's a tough question . that's a to

donald trump or the white house or the proud for his . but it's kind of hard to imagine that a jury looking then at donald trump, don donald trump's case, or not look at how the proud boys were adult and how severe the sentences they were given largely in the service to donald trump. but, you know, we've also seen pulling that says 56 percent of a republican voters. don't think that that these are, that's donald trump, the ongoing legal troubles would impact his chances of achieving the presidency. however, you know, we are at the beginning of his legal sagal and not in the middle a lot may yet still happen and nothing can really be ruled out at this point. all right, dw, correspond to janelle dom alone and washington thanks is always let's have a look now. it's some of the other stories making news around the world. at least 21 people have been killed after a psych loan tore through the state of rio grande, a dose tool and southern brazil, triggering flooding and land slides. hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. authorities say it's the states deadliest, whether disaster ever and one that more flooding may be coming. the

donald trump, the white house for the proud for his. but it's kind of hard to imagine that a jury looking then a donald trump don donald trump's case. why not look at how the crowd boys or adult and how severe the sentences they were given largely in the service to donald trump . but, you know, we've also seen pulling that says 56 percent of a republican voters. don't think that so that these are, that's donald trump's ongoing legal troubles would impact his chances of achieving the presidency. however, you know, we are at the beginning of his legal sagal and not in the middle a lot may yet still happen and nothing can really be ruled out at this point. all right, dw, correspond to janelle dom alone, and washington thanks is always before the full scale war and ukraine, the pride parade in the city of har. keith claim to be the largest eligibility event in the country's east with a war on the parade has been cancelled. and the events organizers have been told now is not the time to protest for their rights. but this year they found a creative way to speak out against homophobia, despite the pressure to keep quiet, dw max and or has b

donald trum - mouth is. you mentioned donald trump and _ mouth is. you mentioned donald trump and this _ mouth is. is. you mentioned donald trump and this is marked by - mouth is. you mentioned donald trump and this is marked by his| trump and this is marked by his absence. how has that played out so far?— out so far? just as it was in milwaukee, _ out so far? just as it was in milwaukee, a _ out so far? just as it was in milwaukee, a month - out so far? just as it was in milwaukee, a month ago, i out so far? just as it was in i milwaukee, a month ago, it's out so far? just as it was in - milwaukee, a month ago, it's an unusual situation for a party to have its front runner not come along to the debate. not to tell people what it is to be a conservative, what is to be a republican. it will be interesting to see if we have a situation as we had in milwaukee where the other candidates which almost an hour ago. so, we'll see if the same approach is taken here tonight. 0f approach is taken here tonight. of course, he is in detroit, he is addressing auto workers, although he has angered the union there.

donald trump's pollster, ceo mclaughlin and associates . john, mclaughlin and associates. john, what did you think of last night's debate and if is donald trump going to join any of these debates and how many of them are they to going be? >> um, you know , it's >> um, you know, it's interesting. at the end of the day , that's up to donaldmp. day, that's up to donald trump. but but, you know, that's been the crazy part. we've had two debates now, and if you look at the two debates, both democrats and republicans have been saying post both debates that the real winner of the debates is donald trump. i mean, he's the one that's come out far and away on top. and we have something what i always call , you know, when i always call, you know, when we're trying to elect a president . and you have that president. and you have that commander in chief test and none of the other candidates are passing that commander in chief test here. i mean, unfortunate really, it kind of degraded into a food fight at times. so and a lot of people are saying, you know, they're fighting for second place right now. they're fighting to be maybe the vice presidential candidate, john, if you try and be impartial, who do you try and be impartial, who do you think came out best out of that second debate? oh, that's that's a tough question . that's a to

trying to draw attention away from donald _ trying to draw attention away from donald trump, no question in my mind _ donald, no question in my mind the — donald trump, no question in my mind. the main complaint that donald trump _ mind. the main complaint that donald trump and _ mind. the main complaint that donald trump and his supporters have put forward _ trump and his supporters have put forward is — trump and his supporters have put forward is the justice system have been _ forward is the justice system have been weaponised against him, his supporters and the republican party, that the _ supporters and the republican party, that the justice system is corrupt. the fact— that the justice system is corrupt. the fact hunter biden will now proceed — the fact hunter biden will now proceed to trial completely undermines that argument. i don't undermines that argument. idon't know— undermines that argument. i don't know enough about the case itself to passjudgment on it. clearly, if somebody has broken the law inevitably they will face the consequences. how willthat inevitably they will face the consequences.

donald trump back into this debate. i think that was ultimately what they needed to do last night, and i think they all failed. they need donald trump to feel compelled to show up to a third debate. if you're donaldcertainly no reason to do that at this point. so we are on cruise control it feels like at this point, and nobody had a big moment. nobody really changed the direction that we're going. i don't know that that was possible in this debate, but this is, once again, another two hours in which we leave sitting there thinking, i don't think any of these people can really catch up to where donald trump is. >> yeah, kind of a chaotic outing with some sloppy moderating and a lot of interrupting. you know, nikki haley got a lot of buzz coming out of the first debate, that she was the breakout star, and she seemed to do pretty well last night, too. do you have a sense here, as the clock continues to tick, that if there is an effort to coalesce around one non-trump candidate that, at this point, it might be haley rather than desantis? >> i don't know we've seen it yet, but she'd make the most sense. she polls the best head-to-head against joe biden. a lot of those people who are not supporting tru

donald trump _ shameful. is this awkward felt donald trump because - shameful. is this awkward felt donaldth tucker carlson and now there is a pyramid that i see, there is a link.— there is a link. they raise, and a sort of consistency _ there is a link. they raise, and a sort of consistency because - there is a link. they raise, and a i sort of consistency because donald trump has said nice things about vladimir putin. i don't get it, even though you might count me amongst republicans who are sceptical about the amount of money we had sent there, i am firmly in their camp, but goodness gracious, that is not the same as taking the side of vladimir putin which apparently tucker carlson is doing, i don't know what the audience is for that, there is not a single person in america, maybe people are concerned about the money we're spending in ukraine, they are not on putting's side, so i'm not sure what is motivating theirs. he side, so i'm not sure what is motivating theirs.— side, so i'm not sure what is motivating theirs. he didn't speak russian so presumably _ motivating theirs. he didn't s

donald trump, the field is going to have to consolidate. you will have -- for the good of the effort, if we the goal is to put a real competitor, a one-on-one competitor to donald this field is going to -- to have to win no. but it's hard for candidates, especially if they have resources and still -- believe they have a shot or to have a voice, to drop out. and the reality is, they drop out when they run out of money. when if the voters donors want the -- field to window, especially the anti-trump donors, than 82 have to stop giving money across -- get this thing down to -- couple of main competitors -- the president trump. >> we just put it up on the screen the latest polling of that field. it's trump all the way the top, 58%. and everyone else down below. if you add them all up, they don't even get to close to where trump is. >> yeah, it's a commanding lead. it's commanding lead. again, this is going to take an existential event. but we don't even yet see to change that. >> but do you think a one-on-one race would give them a shot at getting closer to trump? >> a better shot. at least somebody would be in position. somebody would be showcased. somebody would

also something to watch. donald trump was not there is donald trump, is he going to be the republican nominee next year? a s i, i've gotten out of business of predicting what donald trump is going to do or not do, but i think the republican debate is related to it. it was a side so to the circus that is washington dc right now. and honestly, it's playing 2nd fiddle to the importance of everything else going on. i think, you know, those of us that eat sleep and breathe this stuff all day every day. i didn't even watch it. i know very few people that good. yeah, i think mainly is it so in consequential like you said like is it's funny. you're chris, the called donald trump, donald duck kind of. but what, what good is that doing for the party or the public discourse right now at the end of the day? like you said, it's all or even most of these candidates stay in the race to office on wednesday, domination period, end of story like it's, it's math. so at some point and then someone is going to have to do the very and probable thing that doesn't happen, and that's get over themselves and put forth whoever is the best option to compete against donald trump or just writ

also something to watch. donald trump was not there is donald trump, is he going to be the republican nominee next? you a s. i, i've gotten out of business of predicting what donald trump is going to do or not do, but i think the republican debate is related to it. it was a side so to the circus that is washington dc right now. and honestly, it's playing 2nd fiddle to the importance of everything else going on. i think, you know, those of us that eat sleep and breathe this stuff all day every day. i didn't even watch it. i know very few people that good. yeah, i think mainly is it so in consequential like you said like, is it funny, you're chris, the called donald trump, donald duck kind of. but what, what good is that doing for the party or the public discourse right now at the end of the day? like you said, if all or even most of these candidates stay in the race, donald trump, when's the nomination period? end of story like it's, it's math. so at some point and that someone is going to have to do the very and probable thing that doesn't happen. and that's get over themselves and put forth whoever is the best option to compete against donald trump, or just writ

including tv news and all other outlets , to news and all other outlets, to talk only about donald, donald, donaldt them to talk about the other candidate . talk about the other candidate. so that's why he pitched up for a photo opportunity in michigan yesterday . and to an extent in yesterday. and to an extent in the past 24 hours, we've had a window of opportunity where there has been a discussion of there has been a discussion of the other republican candidates. but what happens tomorrow and the day after that and the week after will the media just after that, will the media just simply saying polls, polls simply keep saying polls, polls , look at the , polls and not look at the candidates and the issues ? let's candidates and the issues? let's add the one other development this week that's significant that could affect this whole question trump versus the question of trump versus the others is the fact that trump's business, the trump organisation, is facing a ban in new york. is facing almost a corporate death sentence because a judge found systematic fraudulent practise has been committed th

donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> kristi noem >> kristi noem >> who's your man? or woman? ♪ >> donald trump. >> i'd say trump >> trump a lot of trump fans. ♪ >> trump and nikki haley >> and nikki haley >> donald trump and nikki haley. ♪ >> all right, so far a lot of donald trump i see -- i see -- governor desantis what about president desantis? >> i like it i like it. >> who's your pick >> oh, gosh. i don't know trump or desantis. i'm either or. >> so you're right in the middle >> yes, i am >> but you pumped up for it? >> i am super pumped >> seth: oh, my god. that was like watching a gerbil trapped in a maze for a science experiment [ light laughter ] just locked in there desperately searching for a reward pellet. also, it's fun to watch brian kilmeade run around a diner while smash mouth plays, and at the same time think, "he ain't the sharpest tool in the shed." [ light laughter ] also, i would just like to point out, that according to the clock on screen, it is just past 6:30 a.m., and they are blasting the "shrek" soundtrack [ laughter ] obviously a pretty co

audience to your point, no one is attacking donald trump except chris christi and ron desantis to a point it is possible to run against donald trump without attacking donaldrump it doesn't seem to be the case if you look at the polls no one is budging. donald trump's numbers have continued to improve there is the catch-22 that all are in if they go too hard, they will risk the core maga base. i do think this is a race for second place and maybe a place for the vice presidential nod. what it doesn't look like is a serious challenge to donald trump's frontrunner status of the republican party. >> thomas, that was my next question if none of the candidate chipped away at donald trump's pop popularity yet, what will happen >> we have to see candidates drop out after iowa. if you look at the polling numbers, donald trump has 55% of the vote if you take the other 45% and you en masse into a single candidate, you would see it erase. that would require all of the others to be sackzacsack -- sacd there is a collective action problem which is what is good for the movement against donald trump is for all of the candidates to sort of drop out and could coalesce aroun

donald trump did mention the _ just words. donald trump did mention the threat _ just words. donaldmention the threat of jobs i mention the threat ofjobs moving to china, the threat to the traditional auto industry from electric vehicles, some things that you and your members feel strongly about as well? ~ ., ., , members feel strongly about as well? ~ ., ., members feel strongly about as well? . ., ., ., well? we are always looking out for what the _ well? we are always looking out for what the next _ well? we are always looking out for what the next straight - well? we are always looking out for what the next straight deal l for what the next straight deal is. we never want to go backwards. we never go back to the era of the giant sucking sound of the auto industry going offshore. we want to make sure it is going to keep employing union workers and we're not going lose anyjobs over it and also that materials are going to be ethically sourced. the strike is notjust for union workers but for middle—class everywhere, we created the middle—class and we want to really focus on what we'