donald trump is -a in: no you donald duck. donald trump is paying no price — you donald duck.t were your impressions? o. is jointed list david... what were 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

donald trum is through donald trump? donald trump is a _ through donald trump?hrough 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? ., . , m

you keep doing that, no one will call you donald trump, we'll call you donald duck. >> thought a lot about that one. at that moment trump was firing back from a distance. specifically from detroit. he mocked his rivals in a speech to union workers who were assembled at a nonunion auto parts company. >> they want to be in the -- they all want anything. secretary of something. they even say v.p. anybody see any viceany v.p. in group? i don't think so. >> and of course we'll hear from president biden a few hours from now in arizona, he is delivering a speech in honor of the late john macccain and focus of thats sustaining democracy. but so much ground to cover. let's bring in alice stewart, republican strategist. and also margaret talip. and also shelby talicot who is out in california where she was in the spin room covering the debate throughout the night. and first of all, thank all of you. it has been a late night for all of us. there is probably some folks watching who never actually went to sleep. and shelby, let me start with you. because it is the middle of the night out there. a

- which is donald trump? what the 're which is donald trump?ld 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

christian, i think donald trump feels that the j i think donald trump feels that the debate _ i think far ahead in this race that it can only— far ahead in this race that it can only hurt— far ahead in this race that it can only hurt him and so therefore he is almost _ only hurt him and so therefore he is almost showing his dominance by saying. _ almost showing his dominance by saying. i'm — almost showing his dominance by saying, i'm not even going to bother, — saying, i'm not even going to bother, and at this point, the republicans they have some formidable candidates among them. tim scott. _ formidable candidates among them. tim scott, nikki haley, ron desantis, maybe chris christie, they could _ desantis, maybe chris christie, they could already good race against joe biden, _ could already good race against joe biden, who is honourable, but the only way— biden, who is honourable, but the only way they're going to defeat donald — only way they're going to defeat donald trump is as many of them get out of— donald trump is as many of them get out of the _ donald trump is as many of t

the judge found donald trump liable for fraud and ordered the cancellation of donald trump's new yorkess certificates. the judge issued the order granting a summary judgment in the $2050 million civil lawsuit filed against donald trump by new york state attorney general letitia james. the judge found donald trump fraudulently overestimated the size of trump tower by 200% in his 35-page detailed ruling the judge said a discrepancy of this order of magnitude by a real estate developer sizing up his own living space of 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 property's values, quote, cannot be inflated because he could find a buyer from saudi arabia to pay any price he suggests. this statement may suggest influence buying more than savvy investing. joining our discussion now is tim o'brien, author of "trump nation," the art of being the donald. an msnbc political analyst. andrew weissman is back with us. tim, you were the first to write that donald trump

donald trump is missing in action.e should be on this stage tonight. >> my former running mate, donald trump has a plan to start to consolidate more power in washington d.c., consolidate more power in the executive branch. >> this is where president trump went wrong, he foe cused on tra with china, didn't focus on the fact they're buying farmland, they're killing americans. >> you're ducking these things, you keep doing that no one is going to call you donald trump anymore we'll call you donald duck. >> plenty of name calling, finger pointing. pointing to records. but we didn't hear a lot of specifics about the indictments that donald trump faces. what these candidates are trying to do still is try to gather some of that support that trump has and move it into their column. so in the context of this entire two hours we didn't hear the news involving the former president and didn't hear his name much over the entire two hours. there were discussions about ukraine and the divisions with the larger party and causes of the

that cuts at who donald trump is.helicopter into the iowa state fair to run for president and said look at me, i'm a billionaire who's for the workingman, guess what, he made his money as a fraud. and so i think the fascinating thing here is the fact that the immediate ruling that the businesses and entities of donald trump and his family move into the receivership for disallusion in the next ten days obviously there's more to litigate here. mimi and others would know best about that, but this ruling today as much as we're chasing the criminality of donald trump, this cuts at who he is and who he has suggested he is. >> it is something. mimi, is there anything about new york that's highly unusual in terms of the bar, the standard for this judge to have made this ruling? or is this pretty clear there was a lot of evidence and the judge said i've got enough evidence to come down with something? >> no, i mean nothing that would make it easier for a judge to say summary judgment. summary judgment is a pretty uniform stand

>> what i admire about donald trump, we have a good donald trump, and a bad donald trump. he is talking about the election. i don't like when he fumes about the election being stolen, and that kind of thing. when he talks about putting america first, we know that that is exactly what he did. i want another example. we have another news broadcast from on my way over here. i remember talking to donald trump about this. why don't we make sure that all of these other countries, including europe, are providing the support for ukraine. why is it always on america's shoulders? these countries, they are right next door to ukraine. we are an ocean next-door to them. we are helping out ukraine. i know what donald trump would say. europeans can't help pay for this. we are looking at the fair share for nato. the president before has made them do that. >> looking at the wall street journal, we have another victory from secretary yevgeny prigozhin one. we have more dollars in aid. this is all the way through congress. it is all happening. what are they looking at for the funding bills?

anymore, we're going to call you donald duck. donald trump said vladimir putin was brilliant and a great leader. this is the person who is murdering people in his own country and now not having enough blood he's now going to ukraine to murder innocent civilians. >> he should be here explaining his comments to try to say pro-life protections are a terrible thing. i want him to look into the eyes and tell people who have been fighting this fight for a long time. >> i'm not sure that donald duck line really worked. in a fight for relevance the gop candidate spent plenty of time yelling and talk over each other with the debate stage at times devolving into complete chaos repeatedly throughout the night. >> gentlemen, you'll have your turn. >> everybody knows that. >> if i may just -- i actually agree with ron desantis. >> a high level of discourse there. thank you for speaking while i'm interrupting. joining us now julia manchester. she's in simi valley, california, this evening. julia, thanks for staying up late for us tonight. let'

that donald trump wanted. this wanted a motion like this so that he could claim they're trying to try to prevent me from campaigning for president. >> lawrence, i think that's very possible, i think he's been barreling towards a confrontation with the judge chutkan. but one thing i want to focus on is what she is also said from the beginning, in her courtroom, there is mr. trump, not president trump. i think that's what this was about. defendant trump has different rights and limitations. by virtue of being independent, he doesn't have those unlimited -- he doesn't have a limited first amendment rights. he's gonna be able to campaign, he's gonna be able to talk about this case generally. but what he can't do is follow the same pattern that we saw in our investigation on january 6th committee. we know for example cassidy hutchinson, former president trump and his allies are willing to intimidate witnesses to influence testimony and to push people away from the truth. judge chutkan i think will not let that happ

there's a dark side to donald trump.from my point of view. i'm sticking with him because i saw what he did. he secured a broken border. we had the lowest illegal crossings on his watch in history. we had the strongest economy for working class people in history. he kills soleimani. he took the war to isis in syria and wiped them out. we were energy independent. he appointed judges that i recommended to him that are very conservative. i'mjudging him by what he did as president. i think he can do all those things again. he got a vaccine developed in record time, so that's why i'm supporting president trump. aren't you ignoring the most important point that, right now, america faces the prospect of a guy being tried for his involvement in what amounted to a sort of half—baked coup attempt, a guy running for president who divides your country? all of the surveys suggest that more and more americans are fearful of violence, political violence, in the run—up to 2024. are you? no, i'm not. i hope people will not resort to viole

when you think of donald trump being the front-runner? many say this is the party of donald trump.that what you just listed really where the party is? >> i think you know the former vice president gave a speech a couple of weeks ago defining conservative versus populism. they think it's important to break that down and to showcase donald trump govern is a conservative president when the vice president was by his side but since they separated, you've seen donald trump now propose i think the largest tax increase possible on middle class americans with a 10% across the board tariff. you've seen him advocate and walk away from his commitment to life. you've seen his positions change on fiscal sanity and basically embrace the position of joe biden to say we don't need to address entitlements even though we're at $33 trillion in debt. i think there's been a diversion and i think it's important voters recognize that and understand the choices they're facing. >> we should note when donald trump was president, he added trillions in debt. i know that pence is steadfast in his convictions th

the uaw president shawn fain refused to meet with donald trump and doesn't care saying that donald trumpthe working class, appoint president biden makes in a new campaign ad released today. >> he says he stands with autoworkers, but as president donald trump passed tax breaks for his rich friends while autoworkers -- and michigan lost jobs. joe biden said he would stand up for workers, and he is delivering. passing laws that are increasing wages, and creating good paying jobs. manufacturing is coming back to michigan, because joe biden doesn't just talk. he delivers. >> pennsylvania senior senator bob casey, like president biden, joined striking union autoworkers in pennsylvania yesterday. joining us now is democratic senator bob casey of pennsylvania, he's running for reelection to the united states senate. thank you very much for joining us today, senator. our viewers are familiar with the map behind you because that's how you guided us, calmly through the last presidential election. tell us what this strike means for american workers. >> hey lawrence, thank you very much. what it mean

all of these prosecutions of donald trump. every night here, we are just kind of taking, here is what happened today, here's what happened today, here is what happened today. i'm hoping tomorrow night is enough stability in the news that we can actually just go and do him, a summit of where we are now. >> do you want an extra hour of tv? you can have not a clock to help explain it? >> you know, what why don't i start about ten minutes early tomorrow. >> find by mate, you can have them. >> your last segment, when you go to the commercial before you assignment, just go home. >> i'm in. >> i'll be here. >> i'm in. you can have. it it's happening, tomorrow. let my people call your people. >> okay, all right. thanks alex, have a good night. >> bye. thank you. >> today we learned that two of donald trump's georgia codefendants will be going to trial five weeks from now. and the rest will go to trial at an unknown later date. with important legal action like that happening in courtrooms every day, now multiple criminal cases against

eh, it's just donald being donald. no.kennedy jr. is not giving up his presidential aspirations, reportedly considering taking his campaign down another path. we'll explain what that means with joe hagan who spent time with him this summer. >>> and senator robert menendez of new jersey set to address the democratic caucus today for the first time since he was indicted on federal bribery charges. ahead of that, senator john fetterman of pennsylvania issued a statement saying, unless senator menendez is coming today to resign, i'm not interested in hearing his explanation for gold bars stashed in a mattress. we're past the point of talk given the scope and scale of his alleged corruption. alleged corruption new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game] emergen-c crystals. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on y

the motion quotes donald trump's attacks on the prosecutors, and donald trump's lies about president biden participating in the prosecution. quoting donald trump, saying, joe biden directed his attorney general to prosecute his rival. this is not an independent justice department, this is not an independent special counsel. this is being directed by the commander-in-chief. through such posts, the defendant is attempting to submit his false and inflammatory claims to the public and jury pool outside of court. because he knows that any such claims made before the court in the form of motions to suppress, or of vindictive prosecution, will fail, because they must be supported by evidence of which there is none. the defendant has publicly bolstered certain perspective witnesses in the case, while attracting others, in an effort to influence the public and the jury pulls impressions of potential witnesses outside of the courtroom. the defendants repeated inflammatory public statements regarding the district of columbia, the court, prosecutors, and potential witnesses are substantially lik

you take away donald trump, you don't get him a donald trump.usly, these are bad formats for folks, seven people onstage. i thought some of the questions were quite substantive. what is the vision? what is it? basically, people either do some culture war stuff, or they talk like they are a republican from 2010. about the debt and the deficit. they're gonna bring down donald trump because he ran up the deficit. i'm just thinking, like, i'm not a republican primary voter, even i know that doesn't work with him. do you feel the same way? that there's something, like, a donut hole in the middle of this entire enterprise? >> i do. i started getting text from democratic strategist friends, they thought nikki haley was doing a good job. i knew that was not a good sign for nikki haley. you know, that is right. her and pence, i guess, the one area where i would quibble with you, nikki and pence, pence or particular, offered kind of a zombie reagan's vision, an alternate vision of how we should go back to the pre-trump party. the problem with that, both o

this isn't about donald trump.ump is just this weird guy from queens that ran for president. it's the republican party that accepted him, and made him president. all of these people that now come out and say, well, what happened on january 6th is so terrible. trump was a terrible person before that. how many of these people would still be working for him if he was reelected? a lot of them. i don't think cassidy hutchinson would, but a lot of these political figures. when you see where the party is, where the majority overwhelmingly of the party is where trump is, it's not about donald trump. it's about some deep failure in corruption, and collapse of a party, unlike anything we've seen in american history. >> just to add on what stewart says, he's been eloquent about this for a long time. it's about not just party over country, but power over principle. what you witnessed, i think, in that interview, was a process of deradicalization that cassidy hutchinson went over. this group identity is enforced by trying to ke

but guess what, donald?ything that's been done since then is your responsibility because of your selfishness, your self-centeredness put him in the white house. howard: chris christie, thanks very much for joining us. >> howie, thanks for having me. howard: chris christie says he's going to follow donald trump around the country. >>> after the break, mike pence is finally punching away at his former president, but that's risky business. a top a visor is next. ♪ ♪ pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. polly pratts wore many hats. they came from past jobs in fact. every time she experienced something new, her stack of hats grew. she even served turkey legs with what's on tap, all while wearing a viking hat. then she found a place her many hats would be embraced. and she couldn't hide the excitement from her face. so, polly traded in he

if i'm donald, i'm nervous.re indicted, i'd be nervous too because somebody thought i had the same criminal exposure as donald trump and we all know donald trump is the kingpin of this. >> if you look at a lot of these, they're the same as donald trump. 20 yes, one no. >> yes. >> meadows, same. >> same thing, right? i want to say, a lot of these people are going to say i was only acting at the behest of donald trump, only doing blah, blah, blah, you have your own exposure under rico because what you did was just as culpable as donald trump. >> garrett, you're getting reaction to this? >> i was on the story a couple of years ago when it started and i remember at the time when lindsey graham was very much involved in poking around down in georgia in the election results immediately after the 2020 election in the leadup to the runoffs that ultimately handed control of the senate to democrats. i asked him at that time why he was so interested in those cases down in georgia and why he felt it was necessary as a senat

donald trump is just being donald trump, it's rhetoric.accused former president obama, former fbi director and now the former joint chiefs of staff of treason. and going further by saying general milley should be executed. how serious of a threat is this? >> i think it's really serious. it cuts across what donald trump is doing and what the republican party is doing. with donald trump, we have seen a pattern of him having particular antagonism for the military and national security agencies i think because they are the most non-partisan parts of the u.s. government. the department of justice, the fbi, the military, these are not people in place because of their partisan affiliations. what he seems to loath is the fact that they do serve the constitution more than they serve his personal interests. you have seen him insult everybody from john mccain to a disabled person who worked for general milley, gold star families, calling people losers. a disregard for the sacrifice of the military. let's be very clear here. you have tommy tuberville,

whatever donald trump says tomorrow, he says. joe biden proves what he says. >> we will see where these negotiators go protonic for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> ahead, the retail giant, target, has now become a target in and of itself for organized breast -- organize theft. it is now closing multiple stores. what is this fix? will talk about that with john miller next. >> there are videos that you have no doubt seen on your social media feeds. organized groups ransacking stores as thieves make off with own loads of goods. target tonight is pointing to crimes just like those is a reason they are closing nine stores in four different states, stores in new york city, seattle, portland, san francisco, and oakland. other big chains have also accused the industry of overhyping the problem, saying essentially that it is a scapegoat. nationally, this type of crime was down last year when you look at the numbers. but the cities where these target stores are closing have also been hit by some of the worst type of organized retail c

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 lost zero friends on 9/11. donald trump attended zero funerals of 9/11 victims, zero.tried to steal the grief of all the families who lost someone on 9/11. he tried to steal the grief of all the thousands and thousands of people who lost loved ones, dear friends, and coworkers on 9/11. the u.s. capital was unharmed in the terrorist attack in 9/11 because of the heroic passengers and crew on the united flight 93, who forced the terrorists to crash the plane in a field in pennsylvania, as it was heading for washington, d.c.. today, on capitol hill, there was a wreath left by the flight attendants union next to this black that commemorates the 40 people who were killed when that plane crashed. the plaque reads in memory of the passengers and crew of the united airlines flight 93 who's brave sacrifice on september 11th 2001 not only saved countless lives, but may have saved the u.s. capitol from destruction. al-qaida terrorists could not harm the capital. but a mob carrying trump flags did on january 6th. here is video of the trump attackers off the capitol on january 6th

donald trump understands that.n in the past. and that's what ron desantis was hinting — that's what ron desantis was hinting on. and as the other guest — hinting on. and as the other guest said about lanes — ron desantis _ guest said about lanes — ron desantis himself signed a six—week abortion ban in the state — six—week abortion ban in the state of— six—week abortion ban in the state of florida. his lane at this— state of florida. his lane at this point, in part because of the laws _ this point, in part because of the laws that passed in florida, is as someone who is a champion— florida, is as someone who is a champion for the pro—life cause because — champion for the pro—life cause because of— champion for the pro—life cause because of what he signed in florida _ because of what he signed in florida. that is a bit different than donald trump who, _ different than donald trump who, of— different than donald trump who, of course, ushered in the supreme — who, of course, ushered in the supreme court a number of abs

. >> donald, you are ducking these things, no one is going to call you donald trump anymore, we are going to call you donald duck. >> restore the family, america is not a racist country. >> people are striking in detroit because joe biden interference with capital markets. >> ron desantis is against fracking and drilling. he talks about what happens day one. what happens on day two is when you are trouble. >> i am lucky to be born in america. i have gotten in big fights and delivered big victories. ♪ [applause] >> lawrence: y'all hear that? what's up, guys? what's happening? what's happening? what's happening? what's happening? we are in bedford, now hampshire. they are excited to be on "fox and friends" this morning. the copper door, amazing people. they love the country and have a lot of thoughts about last night's debate. what is your biggest takeaway? >> i really like nikki haley, she gave specific answers on how she would fix the country. you don't want to hear just fluff, right? >> did anybody walk away as the winner? >> for me, i think she did. >> lawrence: she did? thank you, ma'a

work for donald trump. i get it feels to want to salvage something, and it feels that's what you're describing about going to mar-a-lago, salvaging the things. and i get that. millions of people still like him, but your conversation with your mom that i started with, you acknowledge you were unreachable. how do you reach someone who is as you were in that moment unreachable? >> right. and i don't have the -- because i have my experience, but i think in telling my story i hope to open people's eeyes and minds, whether they work for donald trump. but on a broader scale the people he claims to represent. it's important -- i wasn't a never trumper. i was a loyal trump staffer, and the term loyalty is one i take very seriously now because i came into public service not to be loyal to donald trump. i went into public service to be loyal to my country. i go into this in the book but there was a point where that loyalty became split. and in facilitating -- >> did you know that at the time or did you realize that wh

donald trump is missing in action. he should be on this stage tonight. he owes it to you -- [ applause ] -- to defend his record. >> reporter: pence took direct aim thepresident's bidenomics -- >> he belongs ton the -- r >> reporter: auto workers -- >> they want more benefits working fewer hours. that is simply not going to stand. >> the reason why people are striking in detroit is because joe biden's interference with capital markets and with free markets. >> reporter: the debate hit on many red meat issues for the republican party including immigration and border security. >> our laws are broken every day at the southern border. every day. and joe biden and his crew is doing nothing about enforcing that law. >> defund sanctuary cities. you see what's happening in philadelphia right now. it's got to stop. we need to make sure we put 25,000 more border patrol and i.c.e. agents on the job and let them do their job. >> doesn't enjoy citizenship neither does the kid of an illegal migrant too broke the law to come here. >>

and to, was donald trump involved in it, right?t want to decide? they don't want to decide if january 6th meets the legal definition of an insurrection, because i think for the american public, and certainly for a lot of the secretaries of states, donald trump was involved with whatever happened on january the 6th. i mean, he told people to come to the capitol on january the 6th. that part is irrefutable. the question is really, does what happened on january the 6th actually legally get defined as an insurrection? >> the real question is, does the whole course of conduct leading up to and including january six, including the fake electoral slates, constitute an insurrection or rebellion? that word is in there to. against the constitution of the united states. if this was not an insurrection or rebellion, it's very hard to imagine what could have been. you don't need an army like the confederate army to have an insurrection. everyone agrees with that. if this provision is not a dead letter, than anyone who tries to overturn the cons

it's a fight between donald trump and everyone. donald trump pushed this shutdown. if you thought for a second that the extremist republicans who are voting down their own speakers bills are doing so on the basis of some strong moral belief or ideological position, you'd be wrong. donald trump, who, by the way, oversaw the longest shutdown in u.s. history, is, once again, openly rooting for the government of the united states to shut down. 21 republicans, who care more about not getting primary than about serving the american people, are doing his bidding. this week donald trump posted on his social media site, quote, unless you get everything, shut it down. the new york times reports, quote, a person close to mr. trump acknowledged that his support for shutdown was providing encouragement to mccarthy's adversaries. representative matt gaetz of florida, a leading supporter of a shutdown, said in an interview that one of mr. trump 's posts on social media endorsing a shutdown may have had an influence on some members of congress. quote, i think there might have been

so right now you're seeing a donald trump-dominated race and donald trump is getting stronger. >> how locked in is donald trump's support? >> look at this overall. we asked are you with the person you're going to support or might you change your mind. this is among republican and republican-leaning voters. two-thirds of republicans say they are going to definitely support their first choice person. a third say they might change their mind. 43% of republican and rep republican-leaning voters are definite trump supporters. so consider that 43% like a trump floor of support. 20% say they will definitely support candidates not named donald trump. that 35% who say they can change their mind, look here. donald trump supporters, and we have seen him throughout his time on the stage, they are the stickiest supporters. 83% of supporters are definitely going to support him. 54% of ron desantis supporters say that. 37% of support etc. of other folks say they are locked in. and then you're supporting them now. combine all that up among republican and republican-leaning independents. donald trump

trump, who was committing crimes for donald trump. we've only seen people sentenced to prison for committing crimes for republican presidents. only two of. tim and here we have to because whenever. if you're donald trump's defense counsel, you have to think about what kinds of pressures will be on judges and these cases against donald trump, if he is found guilty. nald trump, if he>> absolutely. this is an incredibly long sentence. but notably, to your point, lawrence. this is somebody who is a leader of a group and he is not personally present ungenerous sixth. now a manchin, having a conversation with a client, donald trump. that's somebody who is the leader, for whom all of this was taking place. who was also not personally present at the capitol, although he wanted to be at the capitol. and i think that the pressure that the judges will feel, who have seen so many people go to jail, rightly for the participation on january 6th, the idea that donald trump wouldn't do at least as much time as the leaders of the oath keepers and the

[laughter] the moment he gets close to donald trump, what do you think donald trump is going to do?is going to squash him like less than a bug. here's the thing about vivek, this is the part, let's connect all the little dots here. he gets up, there he says he declares because you know, he knows how to deal with immigration, that he is going to kick out all of those young children, the children who are born to immigrants. taking and deconstructing birthright citizenship. really? and liberals he says, yes, they are going to lose their mind. no they won't. you know who will? you know who would? your mom and your dad, who birth your behind here illegally. because you are exactly that person you are trying to now keep from being a u.s. citizen. that is the fallacy, and the bs coming out of this guy's mouth every time, and i'm so glad, nikki put is so well, and every time he opens his mouth, we are dumber, because he's lying to you, he's obstructing the truth, he is twisting it, he is turning it. he wants to be the trump instead of trump. and the reality of it is, the base is not going t

donald trump called me to do this.hat the checks in the 14th amendment talks about not only participating in an insurrection or rebellion, but given aiding comfort to those who themselves participated in an insurrection, we had people convicted, for example, of seditious conspiracy. that is given more ammunition as this case progressions through colorado state court and beyond to say, donald trump is indeed worthy of disqualification. >> look, you use the phrase, he called me to do this. i've heard it perhaps even more damning because he said he directed me to do, that's even more specific. add that to everything, but danny, as we look at a couple of new developments together on the week in georgia, mark meadows attempt to move his insurrection case to federal, court that was denied on friday, he is now appeal. do you expect donald trump to still request to move his case at a state court. >> i do. i'm surprised he hasn't tried yet. will he have a separate argument from meadows? meadows had the stronger argument to rema

we know from donald — donald trump in all of this?donald trump's _ donald trump in all of this? we know from donald trump's history - donald trump in all of this? we know from donald trump's history 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 wa

i mean, who wants to wake up and think about donald trump more, except for donald trump, of course? >> well, jon, if i can interrupt you -- >> this is what we've got. this is our task. >> i want to talk a couple specifics with you, jon. first of all, he is talking about the execution of mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. said he would have been executed simply because mark milley wasn't going along with his plan to overthrow the government. yesterday, he ranted that he was going to take over nbc and msnbc if he won e 2024 election. he was ranting on his social media post, claimed the netwo are the enemy of the people. this is, of course -- >> -- a phrase that stan died. then khrushcheaid it was a dangerous political -- in the soviet union, a dangero political phrase, he outled the use of it. he said that nbc and msnbc should be investigated for country-threatening treason. here we go, jon. in two days, he threatens -- says the chairman of the joint chiefs probably should be executed, and then he says the news network that is moegs most critical of him should be

he represents donald trump and donald trump's interests alone. nicolle, was the echoes of donald trump saying they're not prosecuting me, they're prosecuting you. and john lauro echoed that, parroted it, mimicked it in a way that i believe violated some ethical rules potentially. of course the next step will be let's see how john lauro and donald trump's criminal defense lawyers respond to it, and then let's see what the judge dauz because just because there's been a request does not guarantee this is what any, you know, restriction on donald trump's speech will ultimately look like after the judge makes her decision, and then the next question i think we're all going to be asking ourselves is, you know, when donald trump violates these conditions what happens next. >> let me just -- let me just follow up with you quickly, but it almost -- whatever happens next, it's all in black and white now. it's all been submitted. it's all on paper. this is the something bad's going to happen filing. let me read more to you. quote, the defendant knows when h

the missing person is donald trump. again, he will counterprogram, he will be where joe biden is right now. he will be in the state of michigan. he is going to go there to make an argument about trying to get workers in his corner, again, if he does win the republican nomination and does go on to run against joe biden in november of 2024. let's talk about all this with our reporters who are here. talk about the debate stage and what we're going to see. i'm going out there. it was certainly for the first debate i was in wisconsin, it will be in imi valley. it's tfascinating to watch thes candidates debate one another, but knowing that it's a bit of an alternate universe. >> it felt like an a world where donald trump didn't exist. it's unclear if that's going to be the tactic. we saw ron desantis is going to be dead center, because this is a pressure cooker moment for him he didn't have a standout performance in the first debate. that i want wanted him to hold the line. he's seemed to do, that but it was a breakout moment

hutchinson tells me donald trump, quote, donald trump is the most grave threat we will face in our democracyour panel is here. i want to begin by getting everyone, a short big takeaway. what did you think. >> i think herself -- her look at herself and her honestly, that was my biggest takeaway. >> what did you think. >> i would say same, because there is so many juicy nuggets in this book but she shares something that we haven't seen in the men that served in the white house, many on the capitol hill was self-reflection and this waking up to say what is my role in history. what am i doing when something needs to be done and you see that in a way that is so missing in our politics. >> that is right. she's taken more responsibility for january 6. >> she's bearing the weight. >> than any of the defendants, what do you think? >> and tieing to that, i mean, the difference in how she speaks now and how she spoke out with the january 6 committee and who is paying her legal fees i was thinking because that is something that we're talking about now with the trump investigations and you pressed her on

leÓn: no estÁ aquÍ donald trump. >> no estÁ.uesta no estar aquÍ. estÁ sobre los otros candidatos en la encuesta y se da el lujo de no debatir con ellos. hasta que se reduzca el nÚmero de candidatos, yo pienso que es cuando donald trump va a considerar participar en el mundo de los debates. todavÍa no es claro la alternativa a donald trump. todavÍa no sabemos cuÁl de los candidatos que van a debatir esta noche es la persona que se puede acercar mÁs a ser esta persona que le puede dar la contra al expresidente. >> yo creo que es el gobernador desantis. paulina: vamos a seguir conversando. tenemos un gran invitado esta noche. leÓn: la campaÑa del presidente biden nombrÓ a gavin newsom como enviado especial. nos acompaÑa en vivo desde la sala de prensa. gracias, gobernador, por estar aquÍ. quÉ opina? [habla en inglÉs] >> quiero decir que estamos viendo el equipo, estamos viendo al comitÉ presidencial, pero el debate real todavÍa estÁ por venir. esta noche veremos lo que ocurre al final del dÍa. donald trump no estÁ acÁ. Él estÁ domi