and the whole rest of the country and -- has figured out there only champion is donald jay trump.what you are seeing, you saw this in new jersey. we talked about earlier today, other than somebody like taylor swift, virtually nobody can get 85 to 100,000 people in new jersey except donald jay trump. that because they are rallying to their champion who is not a candidate, he is the leader of a national movement. >> probably springsteen, probably bon jovi. have to add those to. and you added donald trump and taylor swift as he mentioned. thank you. me come back, she is forced to edit her book after being called out for blatant dishonesty. dibble tell you what she did straightahead. hello, i'm franklin graham. as we watch the news, it feels like the whole world is filled and engulfed with hate. we see it on our college campuses. we see it across the world. where did this come from? you see, hate is coming from the human heart. god made us and he created us, but sin has come into the world, and it's come into each and every heart. and the only one who can fix the heart is god. and god

now donald jay trump is a convicted felon. all our and affirmation of the role of law. a short while ago tonight, ivankovic trump posted this picture to instagram writing i love you dad. 67 percent of registered photos -- voters nationwide said an npr poll that today's guilty verdict will make no difference in how they vote. >> trace: that's a big number. thank you. let's bring in steve hilton, and ... thank you all for coming on. lauren do you think this helps or hurts the former president politically? >> zero, probably no impact. it's just a couple percentage points on the positive, a couple on the negative. all of that will wash out by the election. i think most of the impact is frankly a miscalculation that democrats are making that people really care about donald trump's crimes and possible crimes when most people just want to know is this person going to help me and my family more than the guy in office right now. so i do think if it is an impact, it's a huge miscalculation by democrats but likely nothing at all. >> trace: the biden campaign sent out this text, con

the horse of course is that one of the autocrat himself, former president donald jay trump. nterview, trump goes into great detail and outlines his specific plans for a second term. they include deporting 11 million people from the country. having red states monitor pregnant women and prosecuting those that violate abortion bans including withholding appropriate funds, firing and u.s. attorney that does not listen to donald trump's orders , pardons for all the january 6th rioters, abandoning our international allies if donald trump feels they have not paid enough. deploying the national guard to cities as he sees fit, closing the white house pandemic preparedness office and staffing his administration only with those who believe the big lie about the 2020 election. time magazine asking trump about his comment about being a dictator on day one which he said was a common made. and said whether or not he was kidding will bring a tyrannical end to our democracy, i asked him, don't you see why many americans see such talk of dictatorship is contrary? trump says no. quite the oppos

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the piece, " the upside down flag was aloft on generous 17, 2021, the images showed president donald jay trump'se brandishing the same symbol had righted at the capital a little over a week before. mr. biden's inauguration was three days away. alarmed neighbors snapped photographs, some of which were recently obtained by the new york times. well the flag was up, the court was still contending with other to hear the 2020 election case with justice alito on the losing end of that decision. in the coming weeks, the justices will rule on two climactic cases involving the storming of the capital on january 6th including whether mr. trump has immunity from his actions". >> senator, alito denied this and blamed his wife which of course, i'm waiting for history to determine who leaked the dobbs decision. but here we have one of the most fraught times in american history. cases going before the supreme court and the court ruled correctly that actually, the will of the people should be affirmed. but you have two justices who were directly or indirectly taking sides. we already know about justice thomas an

jay. >>> donald trump. the jersey shore and johnny. >> joe biden is doing a great job is and he?mumbling all the dumb stuff. on moving and storage... and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, save up to 25% now. visit pods.com today. hello, i'm franklin graham. as we watch the news, it feels like the whole world is filled and engulfed with hate. we see it on our college campuses. we see it across the world. where did this come from? you see, hate is coming from the human heart. god made us and he created us, but sin has come into the world, and it's come into each and every heart. and the only one who can fix the heart is god. and god did that by sending his son, jesus christ from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he died in our place on a cross, shed his blood, and was buried, but on the third day he walked right out of that grave. that's right, jesus christ is alive, and my questions is have you ever invited him into your heart?" if you haven't done it, do it right now. just say, god, i'm a sinner. i'm sorry. forgive me. i believe jesus i

but this judge can say the prosecution could say, hey, have you ever committed jay walking on fifth avenue. and donald trump no, i don't jay walk. they could have some video from years ago of some tourist who has him jay walking. this is an extreme example of course. but they could use that to try to make him look like a liar and that's what the judge has been letting all of this irrelevant evidence in and i think he would let the prosecutors ask him anything even though he shouldn't so that's why there's no way any defendant should testify in a situation like this. maria: thoughts on the other trials potential and other indictments, pam. i mean, you know, there's a lot of holes here whether it be georgia and, you know, fani willis said and the boyfriend, nathan wade or whether it be jack smith now having to admit that he tampered with evidence in terms of the classified documents. where is all of this going? and we're six months away from a presidential election. >> in my opinion, none of these other trials will make it to triatrial ever and especially be the election. that's been the goal, to hit him in m

maria: donald trump appointed jay powell to the federal reserve. there's that as well. david, it's always great to talk with you. >> great to see you. maria: quick break and we're staying on the breaking news all morning long. police moved in on ucla's encampment. we'll bring you the latest when we come back. madison alworth is live from columbia this morning who is digging deeper into how students are affording these protests. >> reporter: when you look across the country, you see these protests poping up. students have tents, snacks, food, resources. we've dug into how they have the money to make this all happens. it goes back to bigger powerhouses. we'll have that report, next. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retirement. hi mom. that's the value of ownership. happy moth

up, nancy pelosi seems nervous president biden is going to blow the big debate against donald trump. ♪ ♪ : blue jays orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. - it's apparent. not me. - yeah. nice going lou! nothing like a little confidence boost to help ease you back in to the dating scene. that includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you. and with flexible financing, you don't need to sacrifice quality work for a price that fits your budget. at $0 down plus 0% interest if paid in full in 18 months. helping our patients put their best smile forward. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. hello, i'm franklin graham. as we watch the news, it feels like the whole world is filled and engulfed with hate. we see it on our college campuses. we see it across the world. where did this come from? you see, hate is coming from the human heart. god made us and he created us, but sin has come into the world, and it'

donald trump. the movie bombshell was jay roach's brilliant film, and the horror story of roger ale's sexual assault and rape of women working at fox news while roger was running that poisoned workplace. the judge said quote, ms. daniels had watched this movie years later and it was at that point that certain memories came back and certain explanations came back to her for her feelings. i ruled immediately that could not come in. i felt that somehow to inject roger ailes into these proceedings would be unduly prejudicial to your client and i did so even though these feelings of the numbness of hands, the room spinning, the blacking out went unexplained and i did that to protect your client. i disagree with your narrative that there is any new account here. i disagree there is any change in story. what has happened is people have gone into more detail than they original planned and the fact you went after her on opening statements. attacking your claim they never had sex. you didn't attack that there was a fabrication of business records. you didn't attack any of the other elements of the offense. yo

jay, can that is for donald trump to be the ring leader of an invite.ll his clowns to a place like the bronx. new york will never, ever support donald trump for president we know him better than anyone, and that means we understand what he's all about is just for himself. so this state will go solidly behind joe biden for president as it has in the past. so he wants to spend his time doing these made up fake rallies and pretending they're supporter. be my guess because while you're doing that, donald trump, joe biden's out there on the other side, making serious delivering for all americans. and so go ahead, spend all your time you want new york because we'll be with joe biden and you biden's out their winning over the rest of the battleground states. >> so let's turn to an issue i'm sure former president trump will bring up in the bronx and that's crime and crime in new york, specifically by the numbers we see from the nypd, violent crime is down in new york city in april, yet obviously, there is still violent crime. we see incidents such as 69 year-ol

donald trump. that verdict we know could come at any moment now. let's bring in william jay trump payroll corporation attorney. they say any moment now but there is a lot for that jury to go over and clearly we know they have questions. bill? >> john: it looks like bill -- oh wait you are hooked up. >> sandra: you thought i was throwing the sound a new? unfortunately we can't hear the questions. it's okay go ahead. >> they do. they came out swinging, sandra. they came out with four strong questions. then they ask for a reread of important crucial testimony, and then they asked for a reread of the jury instructions. it is hard to predict if it's a few of them, one, one, they are certainly working back there and that buzzer could ring 20 more times or in 5 minutes with the verdict you just don't know. >> john: they asked earlier for the jury response was here. but we don't have any sound okay he said it's interesting that three of the four transcript portions they asked for art from david pecker which may show that pecker is more believable than cohen peer to believe they were

jay o'brien. >> reporter: in his first campaign appearance since agreeing to debate president biden twice, tonight, donald trumpscoring the endorsement of the nra, as the embattled gun rights group turns to the former president for help weathering a political storm. >> we've got to get gun owners to vote. >> reporter: trump telling the nra's annual meeting in dallas he'll roll back biden's gun control reforms, after an estimated 150 plus mass shootings so far this year. >> the nra has stood with me from the very beginning. and with your vote, i will stand strong for your rights and liberties and four more years in the white house. >> reporter: once a politically potent organization, the nra, now at an inflection point. its longtime, powerful ceo, wayne lapierre stepping down earlier this year. in february, a new york jury finding the nra liable in a civil corruption case, fining lapierre and another senior executive close to $6.5 million. here in dallas, mike barr will be watching the debates closely. he's voted for trump twice, but isn't sure about this year. what could trump do to get your vote versus somebod

donald trump grew, thrived, and enriched himself at the altar of pr and new york tabloid media hype. but as the great jayword that nights you could be the sword that good nights you. donald trump is fighting for his liberty and the prosecution because of, more than anything, the way he did these dirty, unseemly, tabloid deals. on friday his own former assistant took the stand and testified how she saw stormy daniels at that trump tower reception area. it was also the tabloid chief, david pecker, who testified and explained how this whole thing worked to buy and bury negative stories through the tabloids to boost the campaign. was that your purpose in locking up the story about the playmate to influence the election, prosecutors asked? he confirmed, yes. also detailing how he worked with cohen. i will show you these headlines that are for the most part false. the false allegation about then trump competitor marco rubio. another one i can show you. let me look at the next one. infamously going after ted cruz. david pecker testifying that spray was manufactured down to the doctored photo, but trumps defense

donald trump has already said that he will not nominate jay powell if he's elected and clearly that shouldweighing on the situation, as well >> so if they don't cut -- you know, let me just kind of pin you down on this for a second before you go. if you're feeling hawkish right now, then maybe it's okay if the fed -- and you think maybe the fed is too itchy to cut and maybe they don't in september because of the election, but is that a good thing? does that mean they're keeping policy tighter for longer and that's what the economy needs at that point >> that's correct, kelly you're spot on i would welcome that policy that, for whatever reason they're keeping the policy tight. but here is the unknown. if something breaks in the system, you have a big problem in commercial real estate, you have a medium sized bank which is about to fail as a result of high bond yields because they bought treasuries at 1%, 1.5% ten-year yield, then the fed is going to step in and cut interest rates like crazy. that's the story that we have from the past. inflation is the target, that's what they are looking f

jay two of jury deliberations for the new york vs. donald trump trial. possible outcomes as we will go over thats at country watches and waits for the historic verdict. >> steve: in the meantime the current president joe biden kicked off his new black voter initiative yesterday in philly. >> that's why i'm proud to have the most diverse administration in history. talents of our country. trump is pandering and peddling lies and stereotypes. >> steve: really. senator tim scott says biden is on the pander express. that's some good writing right there. >> ainsley: texas dad going viral for his wife's advice to his daughter after he witnessed her bad break judgment. >> lawrence: we're going to have him on. "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends steve jors in the new york vs. donald trump trial will deliberate this morning at 9:30 after discuss thing the former president's fate four and a half hours day one yesterday. >> brian: starting at 9:30 a verdict at any moment. eric shawn outside the new york supreme court with

believed that jay bratt at a meeting referenced him being up for that judgeship in the biden administration as a way to sort of suggest that walt nauta should cooperate against donald trump stanley woodward said, in court today as this got very, very tense, apparently, i think the implication was that i was to travel and convinced mr. nauta to cooperate with the investigation if i didn't, that there would be consequences and then the prosecutor in korde responded. this is david harb, mr. woodward story of what happened at the meeting is a fantasy. it did not happen. and then at one point, stanley woodward says to judge cannon, i'm here. i can tell you exactly what happened in that meeting. that's what they were talking about instead of the case itself, though, all of this fits in to the arguments of prosecutorial misconduct, selective and vindictive prosecution that walt nauta is trying to make to judge cannon, just apartment of course says, we had plenty of reason to charge him. we didn't pick him out of a pile at random. >> well, you are always on there's always so many changes and new it's a details you're always on top of all of them. kaitlan collins, thanks so much

jay gray, nbc news. >>> now to a new twist in the race for the white house. once one of his biggest critics, now nikki haley says she will be voting for donald trump this november. b brie jackson joins us. if haley's voters follow her lead this could be a big boost for trump. >> reporter: in a close race, haley's supporters could have a major impact, even though haley dropped out of the republican primary after super tuesday, she has continued to pull double-digit support in recent contests. haley was one of the most vocal critics of mr. trump. she called the former president unstable and unhinged. but, at an event where she spoke about national security and foreign policy, haley said she felt that mr. trump would do a better job handling these issues than president biden. >> trump has not been perfect on these policies. i've made that clear. many, many times. but biden has been a catastrophe. so i will be voting for trump. trump would be smart to reach out to the millions of people who voted for me and continue to support me. >> reporter: biden campaign has responded, saying nothing has changed for the millions of republican voters who continue to cast their b

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jay powell was political, calling inflation transitory and remains political. watch this. >> i believe that the fed itself regards a poe potential secondm for donald trump as a clear be involved. >> the fed is very much you aligned with the democratic party. i think the fed without perhaps realizing it is doing something in the way of a political move, would be inclined to read the numbers in an interest rate reduction positive way within the back of its mind the threat of another trump presidency. maria: scott, this is not the way things are supposed to work and treasury secretary janet yellen also getting political in a speech ins a in arizona last, arguing the threats to democracy risk economic growth, an apparent jab at former president trump. watch this. >> this doesn't seem like typical terrain for a treasury secretary but democracy isn't just important in an of itself. i believe that democracy is critical to building and sustaining the strong economy. undercutting democracy undercuts the foundation of sustainable and inclusive growth. maria: you know, scott, maybe it's a good idea for these guys to get out of politics and start just focusing on economic gro

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going to be helpful with both voters i'm jay, i understand you also have some new reporting about how the biden campaign is preparing for the end of donald trump's new york hush money trial. >> tell us what you know. >> yeah. listen, wolf, the biden campaign, of course, has no idea exactly what is going to happen. next week is the former president going to be found guilty or not guilty? could there be a mistrial? is it actually even going to come to an end next week? but what they do know is that at some point the trial is going to end. and so is the coverage that we have seen of the trial that has made it challenging for the biden campaign to break through at times and what they are saying is that they believe that there is going to be more space, more opportunity, more room for the biden campaign to go even more on the offensive. and we are going to see the beginning of a more just more a state of a stage of the campaign, excuse me, that is going to be just more aggressive. if and that is why we saw tt other ad that you alluded to that as narrated by an, a famous actor all, we justt lost our connection with mj lee, but i want to thank mj for h

donald trump. he knew what he wanted to do and he f he iisted in every meeting we had on that tax plan. >>very mee jay said that it be a significant tax cut for middlewe class folks. now, we did cut business taxes to bring jobs back to th cuts eg united states, and that was a huge success. but a big part of it was increasing f it the standard deduction, by the way. now, 90% of taxpayers don't have to itemizedw 90 deductions anymore. >> so we simplified the code, but familyrage mediansimplified income. >> jason, you ready for this? saved about $2,000 a yeara on their taxes if you repeal itg ,you're raising their taxes by $2,000. but i want to correctaxet have . thing that you said, jason. you know, when you talk about biden's claim of nots taxing people make less than $400,000 because of the higher prices that you were talkingyo about, every time you go to the grocery store, every time puu go to the gau'eyou gos, evee you pay your rent or your utility bill,mp y you are paying the biden inflation tax. >> and it is a tax t. >> it definitely is. right on that. lauren, it's not just that joe biden is promi

jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. - you know what's amazing? now, this is true. only six months ago, people were talking about donald trumpnning as a democrat, huh? - jay leno wanted to essentially just continue doing a johnny carson-type show. and david letterman was the show immediately following carson. and they had different styles. - what is your name? - i'm gonna ask you to turn the cameras off, please. - okay, we just wanted to drop off this basket of fruit. - part of dave's thing used to always be attacking authority. he liked that. - cut the cameras, please. - he needed a corporate bad guy to go up against. i was oftentimes that target. - i can hear this warren littlefield guy whining all year long about not getting his name on the card last year. - he's on there. - so he's--well, what about-- look, what about me? just put it on there. me. i can be on there, couldn't i? - who is he? - it was always letterman's dream to be the host of "the tonight show." he idolized johnny carson-- rightfully so. - the big decision that's had the entertainment industry buzzing is due this week. that, of course, is the fate of nbc'

jay folks of the jury. they gave him a free pass. he committed larceny. it's a higher degree of a felony. then what donald trump yet they gave michael cohen a free pass, even though he's now admitted that he stole what amounts to $60,000. it goes to his credibility, it goes to his relationship with the da elliot williams is with us as well. >> elegant. todd blanche to the attorney representing the former president, ended his testimony today, questioning cohen's motives and there was this exchange. i want to read it to you question because, if president trump is convicted, that would benefit you personally and financially, right? cohen no, sir. it's better if he's not for me because it gives me more to talk about in the future how do you expect prosecutors to respond? in their redirect, not much. >> and it is an lea was touching on this a little bit. it is not always in the interest of prosecutors to keep hammering a point when it comes to trying to rehabilitate a witness's credibility, they had 17 hours or however many was with him on the stab where they built up his credibility opened the door to some of the q

jay. >> yeah. and cohen says he would address trump as a boss and mr. trump would to hear michael cohen tell it working for donald trump was fun and one of the thrills of his life he got, he acknowledges that there were less than great times as well, but he also talks about the great times joining us now to new attorneys to add to our law firm george conway and tim parlatore george, what concerns might you have as somebody who thinks that donald trump is guilty of crimes you i'm talking about what what concerns might you have about michael cohen's credibility? and are they surmountable? >> well, the concern i have is that he you know, he's got to keep his cool i don't think i mean, i think the thing about this is that the about what's happened in this case is the the, government has essentially pre corroborated michael cohen and a lot of ways. >> so the burden on cohen and the burden on the prosecution on how it elicits testimony from cohen is reduced at the same time because i don't really see what the alternative scenario that the process that the defense has to will be arguing is an alternative explanation of