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may not be as popular as he was on august 1st, he's more popular than donald trump who was as popular as a root canal. >> i know, donna. you love to talk about donald trump. joe biden is the president, but you know what the elephant is in the room in virginia and new jersey? it's donald trump because he's not only dialing in. he is calling in the shots for the republicans. that's why we have all these cultural wars. >> you're thinking about the energy question. we are seeing a lot of democrats. this isn't, like, democrats being the supporters of the joe biden. this is, like, democrats saying, i don't have the think about politics right now. you're seeing for a lot of people who have been incredibly plugged in for the last four years, they are disconnected. republicans are more connected because they're in opposition. republicans like being in opposition. >> he wins by 2.9 points, let's say. this will be seen as a rebuke of the progressives who have not figured out that they do not speak for the vast majority of americans and most americans when they hear him speak, they think, oh my. that's not even the language i'm t

donald trump. he's 3 people, a shot dead and see donna's tens of thousands of people protest on the streets against the ministry k. i'm struggling on the soaring inflation argentinians court on the government to stop foreign debt payments. ah, ladies of the wells 20 biggest economies are discussing the climate crisis cove and 19, and the global economy at a summit in rome. on saturday, they agreed to introduce a global corporate tax aimed at stopping big business from hiding profits. adam rainy has this report from room for the g. 20 summit began on saturday with a plea from the host of the gathering italian prime minister mattie with raggy. we must do all we can to overcome our differences and we must rekindle the spirit that lead to the creation of this group. coming into the summit, leaders from the world major economies agreed to a minimum global corporate tax. a 15 percent meant to reduce abuse of offshore loopholes. the biggest issues though are proving the most difficult cove in 1900 vaccine equity and taking effective action on the climate crisis. a draft statement from the group shows it's

donna edwards. what is the problem? donald trump is worse. we know that he is far worse than any of the four of us thought he was while he was president. we know that he tried to get his department of justice to declare the election corrupt and the rest of the gop bozos would carry out the rest. we're learning more details of just how committed he was to carrying out a coup plot. why aren't the democrats fired up? >> i think they are frustrated because we're fighting among ourselves and keep in mind now, virginia has a front row seat to all this. the media in virginia is dominated most voters, the media is dominated by what's going on in washington because they're so close to the nation's capitol, but let's just boil this down. you talked about their closing arguments and you're exactly right. i decided my closing argument many times in campaigns. it's very important because many voters only tune in at the end. so what we had in the closing argument was trump versus culture wars. keep in mind the culture wars had been working for the republic

want you. >> i have to say this because it has to be said, donna, part of the way that died is by bush family members going and kissing donald trump's move into conservatism. so it died with help from future subsequent generations of bushes, which is really, really sad, but kind of an inside texas piece of the story. i want to come back to the story that i mentioned in the lead about an election official. and i want to pull out a little bit, why are we talking about election fraud in texas. one, as mark said in the last block, it was investigated by a republican. they found none. i think the one that they found, they found some wrong addresses, and some who voted for trump, and why are we running out election officials and recounting votes in the state of texas, donna? >> well, and look at in texas what the response has been to the national rhetoric is that the texas legislature of course came right back to try to strip voting rights mostly from communities of color in texas. and so the rhetoric is really dangerous, but it puts us on a pathway to the autocracy that we talked about before. if an elections official doesn't conduct an

was thinking about this when donna was talking about there is going to be an effort to try to get a criminal referral. i don't know what doj does, right? if you're donald trumphed him do this over and over, he's always going to push to see how far he can get away with something. at a certain point if people are sticking by rules that generally go to a point, but don't really, you know, end in a measure and accountability, the lesson he takes and his supporters take is, see, i can do this again next time. that's the -- but it is two separate conversations going on and at the end of the day he is trying to set this up where, you know, he wins either way. i don't think that's necessarily true, but that's how he's going to see it. >> it is going to be a real test for merrick garland. christ christie, let me put this to you. he's been resistant to inject the justice department into a lot of these battles. this week he did and the president did make it clear they privilege claims.y the executiv- is it conceivable to you that merrick garland would act on a criminal referral of this? >> yeah, it is. i mean, look, what the justice department has to get back to and ha

donald trump, but also again, strategic failure. strong words. i mean, he's the president's top military adviser to two different presidents and he's been at odds with both of them. >> i agree with donnaup there and tell the truth, and they did, and that should be without regard to politics. here's my problem. why didn't the president? i mean, why wouldn't the president have said to george, you know what? i got a whole bunch of different opinions, but in the end, the people elected me to make these decisions. i'm the commander in chief and i'm taking it. he didn't do that. he said, i didn't get any other contrary advice, and this is joe biden's pattern, right? over the course of his entire career, he's a little bit loose with the facts, and he always wants to make himself look better, and maybe when you are in the senate it matters less, but when you are the president, and you sit there and say there was no opposition and then these guys come out and say, it it does what rick said. it erodes public trust in what he says. the president should have just said, there were different opinions. i disagreed with this general or that general. my choice, i'm the commander in chief. my call, and

donna trump for kevin mccarthy in that story, and usage around the, plane and you had that conversation, and then he went out and just lied about it. everyone would just go well sure. of course donald trump did the. and so, the idea that donald trump had to somehow turn kevin mccarthy, corrupt mitt and car thief into something he wasn't, is no longer my view, after reading your book. >> i think that's absolutely rates. it certainly, kevin mccarthy was made for a moment like, this but he is doing, is in he's always been a suspect, who he is today. in fact, one of the running themes as you know throughout the book, is something that robert carroll, the historian once said, that power does not corrupt as much as reveals, it may not reveal the best, of us but it reveals a lot about who we are. and power has revealed more and more, about who kevin mccarthy is. it revealed on sunday who stephen scalise, is when he was unable on chris wallace's program, to simply state the fact that the election was not stolen. it revealed about bill barr. it revealed a lot frankly, and the very inspiring and positive side about people like maria bonavista, and alexander vindman, it's not all stories of villain