:00:00;00] the, we're going to get the brain warsaw so it gets be, is really situation solved. donald thomas has one of his priorities. if he were todd us to the white house, will be to stop the rule in your trade. us off to the president sort of significant step back to the output winning the republican file. a full cut. all types come that are people starting in areas and we are not able to give basic foods for the needs are rising faster than we are able to display as a desperate lack of 3rd role to add a higher gene involved to for the us sizes. revenue authority of still refusing access to aid for it. in the notes of the i found a has the air on launches what expos, with how to treat strikes against by senses on terror groups and iraq in response to attacks on its power. treat people upset about it until the spring is towards that other line. not. this is all the international for myself on the whole team here at our age to a while come to the program for jumping right in a try and foot truck. that's the overnight take away from the iowa corpus. while the former president easing in feet

. >> you described this as a two-person race between yourself and donald trump thomas does that mean need to take a more aggressively to donald trump? >> yes, it's it be between donald trump and me, and we don't want 280-year-olds to be our options. >> ron desantis is still campaigning despite being 20 points behind to donald trump in second place in iowa, the governor went to nikki haley's home turf in south carolina trying to blend her momentum. >> she's not going to win new hampshire either. donald trump won a good victory, but have the people wanted somebody else. >> reporter: in the last three competitive republican presidential primaries in new hampshire the winner went on to win the eventual party nomination. and donald trump is taking nothing for granted and expected to campaign here in new hampshire nearly every day this week. >> norah: caitlin huey-burns at the rally tonight, thank you. let's bring in the chief election campaign correspondent robert costa. robert, a blow out for donald trump in iowa, what does this mean for nikki haley, ron desantis? does nikki haley get mor

supreme court. >> david: pierre thomas, thank you, pierre. and with donald trump in federal court today, and just six days until the iowa caucuses, nikki haley in iowa today, boosted by a new poll in new hampshire. and ron desantis, after those awful storms in florida today, now returning to iowa tonight. rachel scott is there. >> reporter: with ron desantis dealing with tornadoes in florida, and donald trump in court in washington, nikki haley had the campaign trail in snowy iowa largely to herself. >> i didn't know if we were going to come see five people, but to see a full house really is great. >> reporter: haley making her closing arguments to voters, with the caucuses just six days away. >> the only way we're going to win the majority of americans is if we go forward with a new generational leader that leaves the negativity and the baggage in the past, and goes forward with the solutions for the future. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis back at home, dealing with a rash of tornadoes. >> earlier today, i signed an executive order declaring a st

thomas tonight. >>> six days to iowa. with donald trump in federal court, nikki haley in iowa. boosted by new polling in new hampshire, showing her closing in on trump. ron desantis returning to iowa tonight. rachel scott is there. >>> the chilling images tonight, masked gunmen storming a tv studio during a live broadcast. the studio crew taken hostage. >>> sinead o'connor's cause of death just revealed tonight. >>> and this evening, some now asking, how did an iphone sucked from that plane at 16,000 feet survive the fall without cracking, when an iphone can fall from your pocket and shatter? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we do begin tonight with the states of emergency, as this deadly storm system now hits the northeast, as we come on. all part of a fast-moving cross-country storm that brought tornadoes to the south before racing up the east coast late today. tornado watches still in effect in parts of the south at this hour. at least four deaths linked to this storm already. the sprawling system, you see it there, more than 800 m

donald trump's capacity to be on the ballot. i think they will have to keep that in mind. they cannot keep relitigating this in an election year. >> democrats are calling for justice clarence thomas's wife support of donald trump's efforts to overturn the election results. what will it mean if he, as expected, refuses to recuse himself? >> well, jonathan he has already refused to recuse himself because he participated in the decision about whether they would take the case in the first place. that tells us he is not going to do it. look, the supreme court himself, under tremendous pressure from folks like the leadership conference, the civil rights community, demanding enforcement mechanism for judicial ethics, the strongest, most powerful court in the land. people who have the power to say congress can't do something. this is incredibly important. their own standards say that if an unbiased, reasonable, person thinks a justice is biased, then that justice should recuse themselves. in this case you have ginni thomas, who was at the rally at january six, we sent 29 text messages to mark meadows, trump's chief of staff saying, keep going, fly! was on the board of directors of the in

donald trump and 18 co-defendants. the judge now scheduling a hearing over the d.a.'s alleged misconduct. what she's accused of, and what she has said so far. pierre thomas standing by. >>> donald trump taking aim at nikki haley. haley firing back, asking, who lost the midterms and the last presidential election? just days to go until new hampshire, and rachel scott is there. >>> in new york city tonight, major news in the case of the alleged serial stabber wanted in several stabbings. tonight, the suspect now under arrest, and where she worked. >>> the moment of the explosion in washington, d.c. the blast under investigation tonight. there is widespread damage. >>> news on princess catherine and her condition tonight. prince william was there today, and what we've now learned. >>> and with the brutal cold gripping this country, looking out for our neighbors. and the doctor tonight who got on his atv in the snow and what he did. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with these deadly winter storms. tonight, the images just coming in. the passenger plane off the taxiway, moments

donald trump wants. >> turning now to justice clarence thomas. it's kind of a similar issue in some ways. you want him to recuse, it sounds like you don't think he will follow what the law requires because of what his wife has done in the past? >> i am actually optimistic on this case. i'll tell you why. it's not necessarily because it's so open and shut and clear that he should recuse himself. it's more that he already has recused himself from one case related to january 6. you'll recall that he did not recuse himself from the mark meadows text messages case. after those text messages came out, then the public learned about the involvement of justice thomas' wife in january 6 and the lead up to it in an effort to overturn the election. after that though justice thomas recused himself from john eastman's case related to his attorney client privilege claims over his e-mail. so justice thomas has now set a precedence himself where he acknowledges and recognizes that he should recuse himself from any case relating to january 6. that would include this case and that would include any other ca

thomas, thank you so much for your time. thank you. _ donaldn iowa, and he is still 30 points ahead. meanwhile, president biden is casting this year's likely rematch for the white house as a battle to save us democracy. ros atkins has been taking a look. the us election is in november, and president biden has this warning... donald trump's campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he's willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. donald trump is favourite to be the republican presidential nominee and he's firing joe biden's accusation back at him. now we have a president who's a great danger to democracy. he really is. he is a danger to democracy at a level like few people have seen. trump's not provided convincing evidence to support this claim, but his own actions raise questions about his impact on us democracy, not least his false claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from him, a claim we heard the day after voting finished. this is a case where they're trying to steal an election, they're trying to rig

thomas small about donald, about where the country is young. this is alexi leda. yeah, well, he's 35 years old. he's very young. i mean, he hills from a billionaire uh oligarch background. his father is over a no boss who owns a new boy corporation. now he's a banana tycoon, big sport, bananas and ecuador, and he was elected on october 15th of 2023. so he's barely been in office. he was born in miami, florida. i was actually educated in the most prestigious universities. he got his bachelorhood. and why you, you actually studied at harvard and got an m b a from northwestern university. so you know that he's definitely in stab with the type of us foreign policy or uh, that many people in ecuador have criticized. which is what led to this moment. now, here, your model, not going sweet. the next, the powerful documentary, sorry, is the trust fall, brings us the gripping story of juliet sons' in the week. he makes tons of received a modern day heroes pushed for trans cat by the you for your courage and leadership and tenacity in journalism and published the 2016 victo

thomas more about donald, about where the country's youngest ever alexi leda. yeah, well he's 35 years old. he's very young. i mean, he hills from a billionaire uh oligarch background. his father is over a no boss who owns a new boy corporation. now he's a banana tycoon, export bananas and ecuador, and he was elected on october 15th of 2023. so he's barely been in office. he was born in miami, florida. i was actually educated in the most prestigious universities he got his bachelor's at n y. you, you actually studied at harvard and got an m b a from northwestern university. so you know that he's definitely in stab with the type of us foreign policy. if it goes uh that many people in ecuador have criticized, which is what led to this moment. now here, your model, not going sweet. the israel has opposed to the instruct, its hospitals super passable, a new influx of casualties and made increasingly deadly strikes across the border with 11 in the morning comes as the idea says, it killed one of hezbollah. cd kalonde is doing a strike on 11 on tuesday minutes and ve

thomas more about donald, about where the country's youngest of alexi leda. yeah, well he's 35 years old. he's very young. i mean, he hills from a billionaire, uh oligarchs background. his father is over a new boss who owns a new boy corporation. now he's a banana tycoon, export bananas and ecuador, and he was elected on october 15th of 2023. so he's barely been in office. he was born in miami, florida. it was actually educated in the most prestigious universities. he got his bachelorhood. and why you, he actually studied at harvard and got an m b a from northwestern university. so you know that he's definitely in stab with the type of u. s. foreign policy. uh that many people in ecuador have criticized, which is what led to this moment. now. meanwhile, washington's, as well as non considering sending troops to ecuador right now, the us is willing to help in other ways. i would walk you away from any consideration of us military troops or anything like that. so there's no plans for that. and we ought to just kill that right now, but, but certainly we want to

thomas more about donald, about where the country is youngest of alexi lida. yeah, well, he's 35 years old. he's very young. i mean, he hills from a billionaire uh oligarch background. his father is over a no boss who owns a new boy corporation. now he's a banana tycoon, big sport, bananas and ecuador, and he was elected on october 15th of 2023. so he's barely been in office. he was born in miami, florida. i was actually educated in the most prestigious universities. he got his bachelorhood. and why you, you actually studied at harvard and got an m b a from northwestern university. so you know that he's definitely in stab with the type of us foreign policy. uh that many people in ecuador have criticized, which is what led to this moment. now, modeling ecuadorian, academics and on the atari and minos told us that the country's government has consistently failed to enforce security in the states to use the most to new in the this is the most violent event in the history of ecuador. i would say that politically, there are at least 3 of us consequences that i see

thomas. more about donald, about where the countries youngest of alexi leda. yeah, well he's 35 years old. he's very young. i mean he hills from a billionaire uh oligarch background. his father is over a no boss who owns a new boy corporation. now he's a banana tycoon, big sport, bananas and ecuador, and he was elected on october 15th of 2023. so he's barely been in office. he's extremely inexperienced. he doesn't really have a huge political background, but his father had warranted to run for office many times. and he was born in miami, florida, so he has a us background as well. in fact, he was actually educated in the most pre stages universities. you got his bachelor's that m, y, you, you actually studied at harvard and got an m, b a from northwestern university. so you know that he's definitely in step with the type of us foreign policy. uh that many people in ecuador have criticized. which is what led to this moment. now he also tried to secure immediately funds with the i a mass. this is something we've seen happen to countries like argentina that has led it to a downward spiral. an

explaining why the conduct of justice thomas's wife on january 6th requires justice thomas to recuse himself from donaldolorado supreme court decision to ban him from the ballot in that state because he engaged in insurrection and insurrection that clarence thomas's wife facilitated on january 6th. congressman dan goldman will join us next. >>>n goldman will join us next join us next >> in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. ga

explaining why the conduct of justice thomas's wife on january 6th requires justice thomas to recuse himself from donaldado supreme court decision to ban him from the ballot in that state because he engaged in insurrection and insurrection that clarence thomas's wife facilitated on january 6th. congressman dan goldman will join us next. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're aller

donald trump will appear on the ballot as a result. colorado's primary is march 5th. with that, the fate of our democracy is now in the hands of those nine justices, a group that includes clarence thomas, and the three appointed by donald trump. yesterday, a group of house democrats called on justice thomas to recuse himself from the colorado case, trump v. anderson. you may remember that justice thomas's wife, ginni thomas, has admitted to attending trump stop the steal rally on january the six. the house democrats wrote, quote, the january six rally morphed into the attack on the capital, and on congress, which the colorado court found to have been an insurrection, and act which disqualifies mr. trump from having his name placed on the presidential primary election ballot in that state. not only did your wife attend the january 6th rally, but she was instrumental in planning it and bringing the insurrectionists to the capitol. it is unthinkable that you can be impartial and deciding whether an event your wife personally organized qualifies as an insurrection, that would prevent someone from holding office of the president. the news came a little more than an hour, after president bi

donald trump losing? is that not enough for clarence thomas to recuse himself from the supreme court?ese cases are going to the supreme court. >> i think what you are asking is whether we still live in a country that has the rule of law, katie. because alina habba's comments come paris leslie close to suggesting that judges up purely transactional, owing loyalty to the presidents who appointed them after they take the bench. you and i as practicing lawyers know that that's not true. when someone like alina habba, who is representing a former president, goes out on the airwaves and says something like this, how could we continue to ask americans to have confidence in the courts? this is at the heart of i think one of the tragedies of the trump presidency, of his ability to destroy americans confidence in our institutions. i think we'll see a strong pushback in the sense that justice says speak only through their opinions, and in the courtroom from brett kavanaugh, who, what are you and i agree with his judicial philosophy or the process that brought him to the court, i think is that he

you, endorsed your campaign h this to say about why so many others have lined up behind donald trump. this is thomas massey -- congressman thomas massey. he said, i would say a good number of people who have endorsed trump in congress have done it because they genuinely want him to be president and prefer him, but a majority of them are scared of their own constituents, not necessarily scared of trump, but that he would rile up their constituents and that they might lose a primary. is that what's going on? because we are now seeing this stampede of elected republican officials endorsing donald trump. >> well, you'll have to ask them. i mean, i can tell you this. i mean, i do know elected officials who encourage me to run and say they're going to vote for me in a primary, but yet have endorsed donald trump. that's just the reality of the situation, but here's the thing, what i would tell elected republicans. when you stand up and you're delivering on conservative issues, you know, donald trump's not going to be able to say you're bad if you've delivered on those issues. the voters are going to look a

0 life and also coming up race for the white house for my us president donald trump wins the republican nomination in ohio. thomas releases a new video of a captive who says 2 of the captives were killed by as ready as strikes and guns.

somebody was out there campaigning with him, thomas massey joins me next. >>> tonight, donald trump wracking up more endorsements. senator john barrasso of wyoming, becoming the highest ranking republican to support trump's re-election bid. my next guest is defying the former president and hitting the campaign trail for ron desantis. congressman, thank you for joining us right now. you heard a number of top republicans in the house and beyond, endorsing trump. you are not taking that path. is it a problem in terms of your own political ambitions and career? >> i was against the president before. i made everybody come to congress and vote. he called up very not happy with me at that time. called me a third-rate grandstand er and said i should be thrown out of the party. i got 81% from the re-election. i survived an attack and we're fully immune. >> in the past, he endorsed you. >> and he endorsed me last time. i'm backing desantis because i think he's the best candidate. i would like somebody who grew up in the '80s, than somebody in their 80s for president. >> donald trump, according to poll

are alive and also coming up race for the white house for my us president donald trump wins the republican nomination in ohio. thomas release is a new video of a captive who says 2 of the captives were killed by his ready strikes and guns and children in shock proved from the rubble of the israel's latest attacks on central and southern gaza. dozens of other streams have been killed in the past day. the rom, this time responsibility for an attack in northern iraq that killed at least 4 people and wounded 6 of those missiles and drone attacks were launched in at a bill near the airport. the cause flights to be suspended, although these have now resumed their arms revolutionary guards. it was targeting spice centers used by israel's intelligence agency. most of the prime minister, the samuel economists curtis region, has condemned the attack describing it as cowardly. the rob also targeted also in syria, metalli asians, bombings and iran. earlier this month, i'll just hear as much of the wall head as more from the rocky capital of the security council over the rocks. a note of them that send me a 10 numbers code. this

thomas, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? i read the star charts on quite a few candidates. and guess what. the star charts absolutely show that donald trump will be the next president. host: star charts, thomas? caller: yes. i am heavy into the star charts. i learned how to read those correctly. they don't lie. host: the predicted donald trump the winner in 2024? caller: yes. i also told the governor of texas, abbott, that he would win after his first election and he was campaigning for his second term. i said, you are going to win, and i proved it to him. host: thomas in texas. this is rose in james bill, wisconsin. good morning. caller: hi. good morning, john. host: good morning. caller: i love your show but i can hardly watch anymore because of the negativity about trump running in all this stuff. i don't understand what is going on in our country right now. everybody is fighting. people are for trump. good for you. i am a democrat, but i am not really a strong democrat right now because the way the country is going, it is going in a bad direction of hate. everybody is against everybody. this is ridiculous about donald trump beca

there's a likelihood that the older right wing supreme court justices like clarence thomas and alito will retire, so donaldould put two more 30-year-old or 40-year-old versions of them on the court. that would be the end of not just reproductive rights but your rights, period. >> you know, this administration and chuck schumer and the senate democrats have worked overtime to make a record number of progressives through the judiciary. we cannot afford another term where donald trump isrhesus, bu courts are a clear one. not just the supreme court, but all those appellate courts, all those lower courts. matthew kacsmaryk, the person presiding over these disastrous cases, was the trump nominee. can you imagine if we had ten more matthew kacsmaryks? we could not survive it. >> absolutely. we vote for harm reduction. it's rare you get to like who you elect. you don't always get the joy of a barack obama where it's fun and wonderful and you feel good. you vote for harm reduction, y'all. think about that. you vote for harm reduction. and the person in charge of the fbi. thank you very much. >>> coming up, netanyah

thomas voted in favor of texas. >> tonight, candidate and former president donald trump speaks to reporters at a rally in laconia,ary. watch online or -- at c-span.org . >> tuesday night, watch c-span's campaign coverage of the new hampshire presidential primary, unfiltered and uninterrupted. candidate speeches, and we will take your calls to get your watch live coverage of the new hampshire primary, tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org/ . c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these ore, including wow. >> today, fast, reliable internet connection is something no one can live without. so we speed, reliability, value, and choice. now more than ever, it all starts wh wow. >> giving you a>> it has been te a january the u.s. capitol occurred. since that time, close to 300 individuals have been charged with the crime by the u.s. justice department. because of the sixth amendment to the u.s. constitution and subsue court decisions, defendants have a right to an attorney, and when necess

and here we have donald trump one day before the iowa caucuses talking about thomas jefferson, saying this nonsensical stuff about the carters. >> yeah. trump said a lot of crazy stuff yesterday. trump says a lot of crazy stuff all the time and then complains about how there's something wrong with biden. and even that video of him walking back to his hotel looking exhausted, you know, he's two and a half years younger than biden. so, it's kind of a glass house. i think the reason that trump brought up carter is because trump is running in the general now and he wants to make biden sound like carter because carter was not re-elected, as opposed to obama and clinton. and carter struggled with inflation. and it happens to be that biden has created a soft landing in this economy. but he's not getting credit for it. so, trump is hoping, i think actually that he will be defeated like carter. so, i think he made a -- strategist talking about making biden look like carter. but i think -- look, a lot of times, trump just says crazy stuff, like the slates of elector stuff. but sometimes he has

dozen other members of the house democratic caucus who are urging clarence thomas to step down from any case that has to do with donald trump being denied access to the ballot for the presidential election because of a violation of the 14th amendment. of course that section, section 3 of the 14th amendment says that you can not run for office in the united states if you participated in an insurrection, and of course we've seen these cases play out throughout the country. most cases have allowed trump to stay on the ballot. in colorado and maine, they said he needed to be removed. these house democrats are saying that clarence thomas because of his close association with the former president and his movement, the conservative movement in general could not be a fair arbiter of this case, particularly the role that his wife, ginni thomas has played as it relates to questions regarding the 2020 election, and she stating publicly that she believes the race was stolen from donald trump, despite a lack of evidence. to be clear, chris, this is not going to go anywhere. the supreme court is a co-equal branch of government. the

i found this amazing sentence from thomas jefferson predicting the rise of donald trump and jeffersons worried that a distant president might lose an election by a few votes, falsely claiming the election would've been stolen, and mobilize his supporters, refused to leave office. jefferson's words, he will pretend to -- downplay full possession of the reign of government. so, as jefferson and the other frontiers are frayed of demagogues we're going to put their own self-interest above that of the people, the solution for them is virtue. we need presidential candidates who will be moderate, temperate, restrained, put the interests of the country above their selfish greed and ambition, and this is key, we need citizens who will vote for leaders who will be virtuous and who will master our own partisan passions and favor the public good. i explore all this in the book. i'm so excited to share it with you, ali, and can't wait to hear what you think. >> i would love that and i think it's interesting, when you bring up the term moderate, you're not seeing political moderate. you're not seei

justice thomas' wife was directly involved in organizing the protest that became the violent insurrection, which backed up donaldtrump scoop, his attempt -- trumps' coup, his attempt to overthrow the election of 2020. she was directly and integrally involved in those events. i do not think there is anybody in america who can reasonably look at this situation and say a justice married to somebody who is a key participant in these events should not recuse himself. obviously, under the supreme court's berry lack ethics code that it just adopted for itself a few months ago is going to be up to him. i think he country should stand up and say that justice thomas, 41, must recuse himself because of the involvement of his wife and these events. [indiscernible] the reason that i am so thrilled and excited about the assembly of so many great civil society groups here today is that people understand that the people's election is actually threatened again by donald trump and his cultish followers. they have never recanted to their claim that donald trump actually won in 2020. he is running around the country saying he is go

shannon: we'll bring in key surrogagtes for all campaigns, ralph norman, thomas massie for ron desantis and j.d. vance for donald trump. >> there is no better place to see retail politics, look in their eye, why are they here? >> shannon: then the house and senate find a financial bandaid and short-term spending bill to keep the government up and running for now. tug-of-war for aid for ukraine and israel hang in limbo. >> there will be no money for ukraine, no money for israel unless you stop the abuse of parole. >> we understand ukraine funding and want to say status quo is unacceptable. >> shannon: our sunday panel weighs in facing growing pressure from the left and the right. plus, biden not on the ballot in the granite state, go behind the effort to get him votes anyway. >> joe biden is not on the ballot in new hampshire, we'll write him in. >> shannon: all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ >> shannon: hello from bedford for special new hampshire primary edition of "fox news sunday." granite state has been where the haley campaign hoped to make their mark in thiseracy with some show her closing the gap with

thomas, director at the center of u.s. politics in london. happy new year to you. so oregon's supreme court is deciding whether to kick donald trump off the ballot or not using the 14th amendments insurrectionist ban. so when can we expect the supreme court to weigh in and what will they likely decide? >> the supreme court has to rule on this soon, if it does not it will open a pandora's box. there needs to be clarity which is why i think we will get a expedited review and likely a ruling by super tuesday in early march. i do think trump will prevail in the supreme court challenge, not because he did not potentially commit insurrection by a technical definition, it is largely a jurisdictional issue. the ruling is going to be that state officials do not have the authority to disqualify trump and that comes from section 5 of the 14th amendment that says the u.s. congress has the power to enforce the provisions of this article. justices can also draw a conclusion that the 14th amendment was never meant to to be a accountability for impeachment. >> so you think he will be on the ballot, what will be the likely consequences of an

donald trump, meaning his ability to get rid of roe v. wade and confine women to the stirrups, but clarence thomas, whose wife materially participated in the insurrection. here's what house democrats wrote to justice thomas, askic him to recuse. this time, we must urge you to recuse yourself because your impartiality is questioned by substantial numbers of fair minded members of the public who believe your wife, ginni thomas, of substantial involvement in the events leading up to the january 6th insurrection and the financial incentive it presents for your household if president trump is re-elected are disqualifying. do you question whether this court might feel it owes donald trump and the conservatives might rule in his favor for that reason? >> well, i have to say, if you're skeptical about this court, there's good reason to be skeptical. they have shown they're not a conservative court, not a court that feels bound by precedent. they're a reactionary court, a partisan court. here one of the justices in particular, justice thomas, has a very personal close family member, a spouse, who had a role in trying to overturn the election. there

. >> his wife, one of the documents that donald trump tried to prevent from coming to january six committee, or documents that showed ginni thomasin communication with john eastman. there is a precedent, clarence thomas as you mentioned, did not elaborate as to why he recused himself, but he recused himself in the case with respect to john eastman. his wife has actively been involved in communication, pressing john eastman, pressing -- at the time. and also continues to maintain that the 2020 election was stolen despite a complete lack of evidence thereof. our hope is that clarence thomas has shown that he's willing to recuse himself from a case. this is one of the most direct implications that he has with respect to one of any of the cases that's come before the court. >> do you worry that he might not because you've written the letter? you have called for his impeachment before, you've been very tough on clarence thomas? >> we have called for him to recuse himself in all cases related to january six. he has in the past, frankly, this truly is not even about partisan point scoring. it's about, this is about the integrity of the

thomas, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? i read the star charts on quite a few candidates. and guess what. the star charts absolutely show that donaldrump will be the next president. host: star charts, thomas? caller: yes. i am heavy into the star charts. i learned how to read those correctly. they don't lie. host: the predicted donald trump the winner in 2024? caller: yes. i also told the governor of texas, abbott, that he would win after his first election and he was campaigning for his second term. i said, you are going to win, and i proved it to him. host: thomas in texas. this is rose in james bill, wisconsin. good morning. caller: hi. good morning, john. host: good morning. caller: i love your show but i can hardly watch anymore because of the negativity about trump running in all this stuff. i don't understand what is going on in our country right now. everybody is fighting. people are for trump. good for you. i am a democrat, but i am not really a strong democrat right now because the way the country is going, it is going in a bad direction of hate. everybody is againstthis is ridd trump because before he was even into the p

donald trump and his political future. in fact, one of those conservative justices, clarence thomas, and george h. w. bush nominee, has such close personal ties to trump's attempted coup, there are calls for him to recuse himself from this case entirely. justice thomas's wife, ginni thomas, was an active participant in the big lie that led to the insurrection. she was so caught up in the attempt to overturn the election that she was texting with president trump's then chief of staff rk meadows in the weeks leading up to the january six, passing along bizarre qanon conspiracy theories like the following, quote, biden crime family and ballotaud coconspirators, elected officials, bureaucrats, social media censorship mongers, fake stream media reporters, it's a trap are being arrested and detained for a ballot fraud righnoand over coming days and will be living in barges of gitmo to face military tribunals for sedition, adding, quote, i hope this is true. just think about that for a second. in just all the different ways that is troubling. that said, the odds of justice thomas recusing himself are very v

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donald trump, he already has enough support anyway. so they are trying to stress no matter what you are seeing, get out there and caucus on monday. >> i want to bring in thomast the director of the center on u.s. politics at university college london. he joins us from harrisburg, pennsylvania. thanks for being here with us again. so as we heard there donald trump according to this gold standard poll on track for the largest margin of victory in a contested republican iowa caucus in modern history. what does that say about the state of the race? >> thanks so much for having me, kim. great to be with you, as always. i think trump has the nomination locked up, that's what it says about the race, irrespective even of how iowa turns out, but part of me thinks it's important for trump to win at least 50% of the vote here. saying that he has more than half of the republican electorate has always been trump's rationale for not showing up to the debates and for suggesting that all of the other candidates should call it quits. at the same time i think trump will frame iowa as a flashing whether it's 10 points, 15 points, 20 points. if the voting does turn out close i

, one of the -- one of the documents that donald trump actually tried to prevent from coming to the january 6th committee were documents that showed ginny thomas in communication with john eastman. clarence thomas did not really elaborate as to why he recused himself but he recused himself in the case with respect to john eastman. his wife had actively been involved in communication with him pressing john eastman and press mark meadows, donald trump's chief of staff at the time and also continues to maintain that the 2020 election was stolen despite a complete lack of evidence thereof, and so, you know, i think our hope is that clarence thomas has shown that he is willing to recuse himself from a case. this is one of the most direct implications that he has with respect to, you know, perhaps -- one of any of the cases that's coming before the court. >> do you worry that he might not just because you have written this letter? you have called for his impeachment before. you have been very tough on clarence thomas. >> well, we have called for him to recuse himself in all cases related to january 6. he has in the past, and frankly this -- this tru

and with justice thomas approaching 80 and justice samuel alito hitting 74 this year, who knows if donaldan inside job could just get another crack at the seat on the highest court in the land. we have one more story for you tonight. house republicans are the dog that caught the car, and then jumped in front of it. more on that right after the break. try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not

thomas i hope you are wrong. [laughter]a test. society never completely reverses, but what donald trump has done to make the person greater than policyertainment the greatest attribute of a political campaign, if that's our future, you might as well move washington, d.c. to hollywood and i don't think that's good foamerica. sure, you've got to communicate. ronald reagan came from hollywood and he communicated. but he communicated based on consistent conservative values. so yes, and what donald trump has done has greatlyhe has greae republican party. he has changed politics. what is at stake in this campaign is does that change or is it irreversible? we will see. but the people in this room make decisions for the future. what are you clicking on? the angry posts or are u trying to make sure truth actually makes a difference in our manner of communication in this world? yes? >> [indiscernible] -- a lot of focus on culture wars. [indiscernible] you mentioned your policy about people of different genders and sports. i'm curious your perspective on the culture wars and [indiscernible] mr. hutchinson: we've got a bunch of -- we are going t

the way donald trump was adviser to donald trump when he was in office and we certainly did see record economic numbers in that presidency. >> yeah. you know call thomasading voices. hills torian in the sense of victor davis hanson and others. are able to look at the arc of history and say these are the things that we really need to make sure we don't lose sight of obviously the border going to have to be something done about that. walk it out. why would that matter the last part of his quote about limiting the number of foreign folks coming over. well, we want everybody to come to america the legal way. it's the strength and fabric of what made this nation great. you look at the crisis we are having with the highest number ever in december just out of control 2.5 million last fiscal year. we now know from the center for immigration studies that three out of five illegal alien households are on welfare. that's not strengthening the country. and it's not fair to them, either. because it's going to put them in a position to achieve american dream talking about losing sight of. good on call thomas taking time to write this. >> joey: look back and see thi

donald j. trump, former president again in 2024. thank you. host: let's go to thomaso was calling from north carolina. thomas, good morning. caller: good morning. nikki haley is not conflicted or blinded by self enrichment, or oriented like donald trump was and is with his post office hospital -- the hospital, excuse me. post office hotel in washington. one. two. trump said he would care about veterans, but veterans have to wait 29 days and the v.a. rules over everybody? no veterans out there will vote for trump is another vote for 29 days waiting period forever. number three. i know for a fact nikki haley's husband is hard of hearing. he has problems getting veterans appointments. i know nikki haley, number four, worked in the united nations. she met all of the leaders of the world. she knows that dictators tell you what you are going to do. well, trump and putin are both dictators and they are both on the same page. trump loves putin. trump loves little guy c hina. big guy in north korea. whatever, he likes to make friends with the bad guy. he liked the guy in the p

donald j. trump, former president again in 2024. thank you. host: let's go to thomaso was calling from north carolina. thomas, good morning. caller: good morning. nikki haley is not conflicted or blinded by self enrichment, or oriented like donald trump was and is with his post office hospital -- the hospital, excuse me. post office hotel in washington. one. two. trump said he would care about veterans, but veterans have to wait 29 days and the v.a. rules over everybody? no veterans out there will vote for trump is another vote for 29 days waiting period forever. number three. i know for a fact nikki haley's husband is hard of hearing. he has problems getting veterans appointments. i know nikki haley, number four, worked in the united nations. she met all of the leaders of the world. she knows that dictators tell you what you are going to do. well, trump and putin are both dictators and they are both on the same page. trump loves putin. trump loves little guy in c hina. big guy in north korea. whatever, he likes to make friends with the bad guy. he liked the guy in th

donald trump was in court yesterday watching his lawyers take tough questions over trump's claim of immunity over charges he tried to overturn the 2020 election. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is tracking the case. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. it's easy to forget prosecutions of donald trump are historic in nature. no former president has ever been charged with crimes after leaving office. tuesday a critical hearing sought to address the question of whether a president has unlimited immunity while in office. a dramatic hearing before a three judge panel addressing a fundamental question. whether a president is immune from prosecution for any action taken while in office. one of the judges challenging former president trump's call for complete immunity by raising a stunning hypothetical. >> can a president order seal team 6 to assassinate a political rival? that's an official act. >> reporter: trump's attorney tried to push back. >> it would have to be and would speedily be impeached and convicted before the criminal prosecution. >> but what if he was? >> reporter: the judge refusing to let go. >> yes or no question. could a president who ordered

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