been any reaction from donald trum - ? , ., , been any reaction from donald trum?, been any reaction from donald trum? , , ., ., trump? yes, he has put out a statement this _ trump? yes, he has put out a statement this evening - statement this evening describing the biden, crime family saying it is another desperate and flailing attempt. it's a fairly robust response from him but again, we arejust underlined whether he is guilty or not guilty that will be for a jury to determine. he was already expecting to face trial for this in may of next year. what is suggested or what prosecutors claim is that he held onto national defence information, that is the key additional charge that has been late this evening. all sorts of claims that he had defence plans, contingency plans for going into other countries. potentially, very varied damaging documents. another day, another discharge but it is certainly not the case that he was maybe it is expecting. as you said earlier, donald trump other legal cases. talked about the case involving the 20/20 presidential election, but al

. ., ., found in his meetings with donald trum, ., ., ., found in his meetings with donald trum.pect to get an hinu trump. you do not expect to get anything out — trump. you do not expect to get anything out of _ trump. you do not expect to get anything out of these _ trump. you do not expect to get anything out of these meetings, | trump. you do not expect to get i anything out of these meetings, do you? not a communique or someone to come out and say that we came out and spoke about this or that, but you get a feeling of significance of these meetings particularly if you think about the location and timing, and the timing of this one ahead of the nato meeting, that tells us something important, doesn't it, about how the us views the uk on a global stage?— about how the us views the uk on a global stage? yes, look, there have been a lot of... _ global stage? yes, look, there have been a lot of... lots _ global stage? yes, look, there have been a lot of. .. lots of— global stage? yes, look, there have been a lot of... lots of speculation l been a lot of... lots of speculation at

some of the folks that he was talking to who were asking him why he di wonder why you perd that donald trumthe. people say. is rnlg sgrshg and he knows they had some popular pop sis, and he wants to take credit for those, and then when the 2020 meeting is a big focus of the special counsel, and we obviously know that he has been indicted twice, but the question is whether or not these tlofrl and when we are looking at the holy people know that this is an ungrentsed team know and does he use a trial in the campaign? thank you so much. john. >> the new report shows hiring out by close. we have now reaction from the administration next.t. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liliberty. liberty. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve

of stateon across theey country and attorns general under section 3 in thei 14th amendment that donald trumrepresented which in part is the reason why this prosecutors is thinking about bringing the january 6th charget and is i targeting trump on thi. so here is my question to you, if they are not going to accept the outcome of an election no matter what, we republicans, wec see alkil of this interference n this election, trials during the election, int -- indictments, if biden wins, are we supposed to roll over and accept, isn't thit the danger putting the republicanhe party, sir? >> this has been going on for 3g presidential o elections. let's go back 2016. the cross-fire hurricane investigation, that was a farce, it was a lie. they lie today the fisa courts. they spied on donald trump's campaign, all because hillary clinton was supposed to be the next president and everybody got scared that she might lose.su and that's really what thipps wo really allt about.wh they were covering uatp for hert the time and they wanted her to be president so they lied, barack obama was briefed on the fact

. >> bakari, speaking of chris christie, he's not backing down and directly going after donald trum hsponded to trump calling him a "total loser." chris christie wte, donnie, you got so much to say, why don't you say it directly to my face on the debate stage. or, are you a coward," he's seemingly trying to goad trump to showing up at the august fox debate. do you think there's any chance that will work? >> i'm not sure it's going to work, because one of the things that donald trump wants to do is win, and if i was donald trump, i would tweet back at chris christie, make a funny meme about whatever. the fact, is chris christie is in this race for one reason, to torpedo donald trump. imagine if ron desantis or tim scott or any of these other individuals who were running for president of the united states had the fortitude of chris christie in attacking donald trump and standing principally on whatever issues. the problem with chris christie is, he left the new jersey governor's mansion with a 12% approval rating, so he's not going to be the nominee. if somebody else had his kind of tac

but again, that core base that supports donald trum does not seem to be going anywhere.e nikki haley, you may see tim scott sort of go up and down and up and down, but that core base, they still want trump. >> given that,enor romney put out a -- in the wall street journal speaking to everyone who is not named donald trump, and essentllsaying of all these people say in the race, you are into see a repeat of 2016. he said, donors who are back with a slim chance of winning should seek a commitment from the candidate to drop out, and endorsed the person with the best chance of defeating mr. trump by february 26th. how are you going to convince those candidates, hey you need to drop out? >> here we go again, i feel like i've been through the story again, where if daegu's wins texas, and mark owens wins florida, we can -- i will say, it is true, it doesn't really matter how many candidates are running, what does matter is when they do get out. but, how do you tell somebody they are the ones to get out? that fundamentally was the problem in 2016. >> that is going to be the conv

. >> these aidiculous >> repr: donald trum legal battin thetlight and racking up costs. orning a kourt appearance from a trump co-defendant. the malago propertnager, he, with trump and an aide facing federal charges related to the formeesident's handling of classified documents after leaving the white house. prosecutors say trump asked him to delete security camera footage at the estate to obstruct the investigation mr. trump expect ms. his aide walt nauta pleaded not guilty to the original indictment last month. >> it is a great badge of honor because i'm being indicted for you. >> reporter: as the former president could face indictment this week over another case, his efforts to overturn the 2020 election and it all comes at a price for mr. trump and his supporters "the washington post" reporting that his political group spent more than $40 million on legal costs in the first half of 2020 -- 202 to defend trump, his advisers and others, according to people familiar with the matter but he remains the republican front runner mr. trump's fiercest republican critic, 2024 r

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caller: pedro, i want to saymy thing is that donald trums making a fool out of these people in america is a threat to our national security. the one thing i want to say is, he keeps going to these values and saying things like who killed ashli babbitt? people need to stop playing with this guy and growth. tell that guy to grow up and say you did, because you sent her on a suicide mission based on a lie. he is a threat to our national security. host: how do you tie her to all gross -- former president trump? caller: he's always saying, who killed ashli babbitt? he did. host: when you say he sent her, what do you mean? caller: when he came up with the stolen election thing, she was one who believed him. he knew it was a lie the whole time. that is how you send somebody that you have influence over to do something should not be doing. host: in west virginia, democ rat line. caller: good morning. it's been a while since i've called. give me a couple of minutes. i've been listening to prior callers and they've got a lot of venom, especially on the republican side toward democrats. there tha

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donald trum and . it was the age of populism. donald trump and the _ . it was the age of populism.odi in india. erdogan in turkey, bolsonaro in brazil and various others around the globe. and then, suddenly it wasn't after role and many of the populists gave way to other more traditional leaders. so, is populism dead and what is it anyway? i asked james landale, the bbc�*s diplomatic correspondence. we're talking antiestablishment rhetoric, we're talking the undermining of institutions, we're talking about idea of somehow there is a true reflection of the popular will that could only be reflected through that individual. so there are certain characteristics. but when you start looking at different people like, i don't know, erdogan in turkey and then comparing him to the donald trump or borisjohnson, critically you get into the sedate where you are comparing apples to pears. at the basic idea that there is a crisis of democracy that many folk —— voters are distrust —— distrusting institutions and turning to leaders that give fairly simple, clear—cut solutions to national problems,