donnie we had a standard that was modified, they say that it is not good to modify it like this, but now chinese cars are not imported. they said, sir, the khudraichi standard is acceptable. the european standard is acceptable . the rear seal breaker light, then they used to put a lamp in the back of the light . this has been fixed. if something was wrong , it has been fixed now. please let us come and encourage us . the enemy has sanctioned us and does not allow us to sign a contract with the mother company. you wound more to the merchant don't blame iranians. if an iranian businessman, by begging with a thousand and one so-called politics , was able to find a connection with the parent company through an intermediary agency or provide facilities for the people, i wouldn't stab you in the back. thank you very much, mr. khosravani. let's go mr. haddadi , what do you think about this year, the total production of our cars was 1.4 million vehicles , of course, to fill this space, we need to buy a santa fe, which costs 300 million tomans abroad, now we need 4 billion tomans. let's pay t

should've listened to you, we are ready to go as well because i affectionately call donald trump my donnie. wet's more than enough to share. stuart: in 2020 trump got 8% of the black vote. what do you think he will get this year? >> 60, 65, 70. we are done with the last having dixiecrack, named joseph robinette biden. they've been disrespectful to us and we deserve better as american citizens. stuart: i predict within two years you will be running for office. thank you very much for joining us. come see us again. still ahead on this program, steve hilton on california considering a new covid tax to deal with the deficit. and taking on trump after jury selection and why he thinks the trial looks like a bunch of clowns. british prime minister lose trust on her warning to donald trump. the king of collectibles will join us, showing off his sports memorabilia, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ >> that american policy, weak american leadership creates a world ablaze. >> iran is extremely vulnerable

joining the conversation, we have the host of the podcast "on brand with donny deutsch," donny deutschigations reporter for "the washington post," jackie alemany is with us. and msnbc contributor and author of the book "how the right lost its mind," charlie sykes is with us this hour. >>> house lawmakers over the weekend approved a $95 billion foreign aid package. >> on this vote, 366 ayes and the bill is passed. without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> members on the floor cheered the funding which passed overwhelmingly on saturday. many of them were waving ukrainian flags. meanwhile, ukrainian soldiers are showing their appreciation on the front lines. >> this kindergarten was destroyed by russian invasion. now, since the support of the american people, ukraine will lead the world in stopping this terrorism and genocide. god bless america. >> wow. the package includes more than $60 billion in aid for the war-torn country. $26 billion for israel. $8 billion for the indo-pacific. a fourth bill would force tiktok's parent company, based in china, to sell the pl

so, it's very interesting, donny. were a guy -- again, ran an extraordinarily successful business. you want hard workers who are intelligent, right? but you also need to worry about the culture of your company. you need to give people who are team players, people who can get along with fellow workers and most importantly, when there are disagreements, somebody that actually has been taught or has the emotional iq to defuse the situation. and say, okay, let's sit around the table and work this problem out on where our company needs to go or where our division needs to go. nobody -- george packard of "the atlantic" said today, they stopped teaching that at a lot of ivy league schools. they stopped teaching students how to talk to each other, how to debate difficult issues and how to come out on the other side without talking about genocide, which is happening at columbia. and i've just got to say, for the life of me -- and i guess i'm glad we have you here because you're a penn grad. and we've got jonathan lemire here, a c

so, donnie, pull up. >> we got tickets for you.ll right, you have tickets fore jesse watters primetime. i got you, man. of course. >> come on. all right, good. well, you're been very successful. geerybody's getting ready for this big fight live on netflix. jake. >> paul, mike tyson, the firstpn ever live professional sporting event on netflixg and mostst valuable promotions, did that in less tha n three years of business. so it's a testament to me and my partner to tyson. i jesse, thanks for having met as always. and i'm going to put on a show and i promise to my fanon that i'm going to come out with the dub and do the unthinkable and showl co w the world that no matter what the odds are, no matter if it's mike tysoe world tn that ir less than four years become the best in the world or something. can bwell, if you beat him, i t know who you're going to fight next. that's going to bet i a tough, u tough call. >> anybody anybodyl., anywhere,e any time, any place. >> all right. it's a challenge. jake, paul, thanks so much. >> j challe

donny, i understand it's all hands on deck, and jay martin makes a really good point. can wey after easter, i think you're a good person to help me out here. because it's the people who, you know, celebrate the presence of god in their lives. but -- and i understand what chris matthews was saying about the income levels of trump supporters on the base, many of them being very poor. if you look at history, especially the history of europe, there's a lot of very frightening parallels to be made there. but i'm now talking about the people who go to mar-a-lago on a saturday night and church on a sunday morning. and i can't understand the donors on the list they put out, rickets win, whatever, they accept god in their lives. they follow the messages, the parable of the good samaritan. and yet, they follow this man who delivers a daily dose of cruelty and raw politics and self-love to the table. explain it to me. you know some of these people. >> yeah, and they make me sick, actually. and chris' explanation of poor people, uneducated people, when you say to them, everything sucks,

and then now, yeah, to meet him when we were making "donnie darko," and then to reprise this role, you, and, yeah, there's like pressure. but he also had a great sense of humor, so i think he would get a kick out of it, you know? but, yeah, he raised me. >> seth: i mean, like, it is that -- you know, every movie you mentioned, like those three, like they have that sort of worn vhs box. and they are the ones you watch a million times. and it is -- i know people because, again, you know, this is a movie that people can already over the course of a weekend watch three, four, five times. and i just -- i'm like, oh, it's like so cool that another generation gets to have this sort of fun movie like this. >> i mean, it's in honor of the original one, which is such a great film to watch. it's so great, and he's so incredible in it. and it's not -- we've tried to do the whole thing a whole new way, and that was what doug's done. it's a doug liman movie. >> seth: it very much is, which is a cool thing about it. you mentioned your sister maggie taking you to "dirty dancing." >> yeah. >> seth: you

how do we know the world cabinets? been meeting with donnie to get lines out of mitre spokespeople, take us through the lines to dropping the well, initially in the day we had the war cabinet member, just these really prime minister, the defense minister and war cabinet member benny gans. and those 3 will ultimately be the ones who decide if there is some sort of retaliation or response against the audience. then we had a meeting of a wider type of war cabinet in which these really army chief of staff was present. and the head of israel's air force, along with other security and defense officials. now this evening, these really army spokesperson, daniel, have got a, has given a press conference and he's just wrapped up his st. quotes. israel has approved new plans for both defense and attack. now we've been hearing from is really readers all day saying that an attack will come at a time and place of their choosing. and that this is not over yet. this has been the question on everyone's minds, but these really prime minister has not spoken, has

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c, 4 station prime to include many f guns who hold pack is donny. documents is the about, they will do to move in 40 years since we migrated to pocket stone. many of us would bone here. we have businesses here many a working as labor as it would be very difficult to return to a country where there is no education, no health facilities and no work. also security is our major concern. come on, hydras, atlantic hotel, and pakistan on the border with afghanistan. the recording to the fixtures. uh, do you agree? pat creation is continuing. i just did the pace of cause. most of the family that we met along the way, said that they're leaving with a heavy heart because they have guarded progress. done home for several decades. and they said that they have had a good time to paper their that'd be good to them. however, they're not happy in the way that they're being sent out. they said that they'd should be more dignified. behind me. what you see is the time where the i've gone refugees that i and from that it is just, there's been a couple of kilometer dies before they cross the border. so people have guards that not happ

would suggest in belgrade i would suggest that we send americans in and uh, the bridges on the drain and put on your bill is us an obama mode. move donnie and holly. now, now about seeing what it's done, or when you see it, all the owners will tell you that it will save you from esl classes in the middle of the. so what i need to file a passcode was always thought when this one is know that the guy, you know, sort of fit emotional around you, it may be, you know, a lot less radioactive. the something is active uranium, but still it's radioactive, as toxins and think he killed the laptop. you want me to go and see. so he's of us here. again, let's see the echo seats. the boeing that i don't, you know, those huge a mold. was suggesting we pharma fell great. the bill. colors are what they were just the the the sultan tells me you floated up to 15000 people in bed incoming. your muscle. last of 6 days. this autumn says victims have death ropes. the heads will cut off placed on sticks like soldiers on parade. the details may looks except the hands of each victims. so you could keep a tale of how many they had killed on payson court. the can

we have donny deutsch, and cohost of "the weekend," symone sanders townsend.ments on whether donald trump can claim immunity for his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. first the court will hear arguments today in a case concerning reproductive rights, raising the legal and political stakes heading into the november election. nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: a new flash point this morning in the battle over abortion rights with the supreme court set to hear arguments in another potential block buster case. the question, whether a federal law guaranteeing emergency care for patients overrides an idaho law banning most abortions with exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother. the biden administration says that federal law should take precedence, arguing idaho's law requires doctors to wait until the health of a pregnant patient gets worse before deciding whether to perform an abortion. idaho's attorney in a statement accuses the administration of showing a reckless disregard for idaho's

deutsch of "on brand with donny deutsch" is with us, top of the show this morning. >>> can we dive into the polling? >> so much to cover today. >> yeah, the new polling -- >> good, yeah. >> general election polling shows a nine-point swing toward president joe biden in the latest national survey from reuters and ipsos. biden leads trump by four points, 41% to 37%, within the poll's margin of error. it marks a shift from january when trump led biden, 43% to 38%. 64% of registered voters also say the charges trump faces in his upcoming hush money trial are either very or somewhat serious. also, if he is convicted of a felony by election day, 24% of republicans and 13% of current trump voters say they would not cast their ballots for the presumptive gop nominee. that could be a little bit why they keep trying to delay this. >> mm-hmm. >> every day, they come up with a new attempt that is rejected. if the trial starts monday, that's jury selection. there will be more -- i predict there will be more attempts to delay through jury selection. >> no such luck. willie, we talk about tr

relatively speaking, we are loaded there for 2 billion, we can produce products there for 20 billion, if i am not mistaken, and it is necessary to look for... donnyt orders are made from our enterprises for foreign money, and maybe then there is another version, probably, it can still reduce the number of enterprises that manufacture, but load them with work adequately, in order to have, well, guaranteed quality and the guaranteed number of products, because it seems that you are not the only company that does not have a contract, in particular there is avia, also a leading company, saying, i do not have volumes for the next... year and it actually turns out the same after two months in a situation when he will not have an order for a prospect and he is looking for variations, how to get out of this story? well, look, then there was no need to tell everyone that everyone who has the capabilities, capacity and permission to operate and received nato codes will all be contracted, these were statements of more than one the minister, not only fedorov there, not only not only... the minister of defense there, not only the chief of the general staff, e

we love you. trump is indicted in new york, harlem says four more years. donnie from the block.ng to tell you johnny has been out in the streets and they did not believe us main-mac what do you -- who do you want to win the election? >> donald trump. [ chanting ] >> when he was in there was no crime. crime was down. >> vote for donald. >> trump is straight up and down like 6:00. at least i know what i get when it comes to him. >> i was more comfortable with trump. >> trump, i said it. that's right, i said it. >> what do you like about trump? >> he don't [ bleep ]. you don't care, i like that. >> jesse: white republican billionaire hugging the block harder than spanish hollywood. it did not done on them until the bodega. >> excuse me for a second please. [ speaking alternate language ] [ bleep ] [ cheering and applause ] >> it looks like the democrats are in trouble and you might be thinking, how is this possible? donald trump is winning latinos, build a wall, donald trump. that's right, for latinos this election is all about inflation and that makes sense. inflation is bad right

but if donald trump didn't agree with donny on this, there were three atempts to try to put off this trial. wee said that delay is the favored tactic here, not just in this case, but in all the cases. in this week, there were three attempts to try to push off the trial. they didn't agree to stay any of them. those arguments will continue to be heard while we were undergoing this trial. so in addition, it's a coverage nightmare because we'll is be having people covering the day-to-day of the trial, but also these appeals. it reminds me of the civil fraud trial we just experienced where there were continuous appeals as the positions of going. and i imagine we'll continue to see that as this trial unfolds. >> trump always does a volume business of chaos. that's how he gets his way in and out of things. what do you think we should gerd ourselves for? >> he's a very different position now. because this is the first time not only have we had a former president on trial. it's the first time he's on a criminal trial. he's locked in that chair all day. it's very difficult to try to tell your lawyers, b

e love atlanta says we love you.p trump gets indicted in new york, harlemisin says four more years. >> donny from the block. has b >> we've been trying to tell the you johnnie's been out in the streets and they didn't believ eu -- us. >> what do you want to hear the 2024 election, joe biden or donald you the ele trump?[ chan donald trump. i want donald trump. chop chop. when he was in, it was noime. crime. crime was down. oh, good. donald . okay, that's a nice guy. trump is straight up and down like 6:00 at least. i know with when i get when it comes to him, i was more comfortable with donald trump and also for trump. trs right.i said i i said, that's right. what i said, what do you likeab about donaldout tr trump? >> he like, boy, he don't care. like, you know, i like that white republican billionaire is hugging the block harder than spanish hollywood >> jesse. >> it didn't dawn on them until the bodega. excuse me for a second, please . when you bleep, bleep, bleep[ b to make it funny, my buddy, though, it looks like and the democrats are in trouble. and you might be thinking, how isou b th

we are facing. when will the moment come, because i agree with donnie, they're not dealing with, but when they say waitte, that is me that is there. i think a lot of the mistake that the democratic party is made and those of biden is this beltway talk, this abstract. you have to make people understand, this is you. that is your kid that went to school and tried to become something, that was getting beaten up on january 6. that is your kid that was the officer that was standing there, that could have got killed. saying you ran mike pence down the hall doesn't make it personal. if you put the people in the uniform and make it personal, people start saying, wait a minute. and you're excusing that trump, i think you've got to put it in everybody's living room and bedroom that we're talking about you, we're not talking about what happens in d.c. >> i associate myself with everything you both just said. >>> it was felt over a huge flock of the country this morning. one of the largest east coast kwark earthquakes happen today and we'll try to understand why it happened here after the next brake. -dad, what's

escalation, we will continue to take all necessary actions to defend israel and us personnel are shifting gears. secretary austin, welcome to iraqi prime minister mohammed shall also donny to the pentagon today to discuss the strategic nature of the us iraqi bilateral defense relationship and a racks role as a leader and ensuring regional security punks inclusion of a meeting which is occurring as we speak we'll issue a full retail. finally of note secretary austin also spoke today with his counterparts from germany to 8 and cutter. readouts from these calls will be published later today on defense dot gov. that be glad to take your questions. we'll go 1st to associated press believes on the phone, lead of elder. thanks pat. i was wondering if you were able at this point to provide any more details on the us response. including, do you have the number of us aircraft in the tankers and things like that? any more granularity on us response and i know it's early, but um, is there sort of an estimated cost of the us response? and then i have one just on the, on the meeting with a rock today. did the secretary discuss the ongoing issue of the us reducing its true presence in

we witness deep deliberate attacks on april. the boys as well as the, the aid seekers cuts us prime minister. my haven't been the last man of donnie met the spanish prime minister if those are sanchez here in doha. both renewed calls for an immediate cease fine to us and i see it. i sort of saw the man. and the last i was we have seen modifying the issues, slay the beds of images of the optimize, the difficult left behind, but it is mainly to a patient forces. after image, a member of the c team can destroy the entire super hospital for 2 weeks of this throwing all the medical equipment and medical supplies. in addition to sitting the place on fire together with the surrounding areas it up. and then in addition to those skills masoud, you could nab of a photo detained or not. and those missing again with the new, with the code for an immediate cease fire. and then as the lives of civilians are great and not protected. and the grays president has signed a law that brings down the age of conscription from 27 to 25. as the aims to reinforce defies against russians invasion laws. it means that lensky has wound that an additional half

we will too. >> joining our conversation the founder of republican voters against trump, the publisher of bulwark sarah longwell is back. with me at the table the host of the arm brande podcast donnyut sarah, tell me. you have the data and you have the creative and you have sort of your own institutional muscle memory. what works for bringing along not only mark esper the man but all the mark espers in the country? >> well, look, i think there's two different kinds of sort of never trump audiences and surrogates. so one is these high-level people like mark esper, like jim mattis, people who worked for donald trump, saw him up close and saw the kind of threat that he is. and their voices are unique and have real persuasion power for some of these college-educated suburban voters who've never liked trump but can sometimes forget the depth of the threat that he represents. and so hearing it from people who worked for him, who had his best interests at heart and the country's interests at heart, who are institutional republicans, they matter to those voters, and i've seen someone like general kelly quoted before suggesting that perhaps it wouldn't matter to voters if he spoke out. and

donnie, it's just -- i understand that all hands on deck for the biden campaign. i do and -- jay makes a great point but can weafter easter for one more second ? it's the people who, you know, celebrate the presence of god in their lives but -- and i understand what chris matthews was saying about the income levels of trump supporters of the base, many of them being very poor and if you look at history, especially the history of europe, there's a lot of very frightening parallels to be made there. i'm now talking about the people who go to mar-a-lago on a saturday night and then church on a sunday morning. i -- i can't understand -- the donors on the list that they put out ; whatever, they accept god in their lives and they follow the messages, and yet they follow this man who delivers a daily dose of cruelty and self love to the table. explain it to me. you know some of these people. >> and they make me sick actually. chris's explanation of why poor people, you say to them, everything sucks i will blow it up. they are buying it. it's a simple primal message. the people that i can't get through and i understan

we didn't have to worry about any of those things thanks to the donations. and our family is forever grateful because it's completely changed our lives. >>> we're back with donnyand sarah. sarah, you did that ad. it's these simple, if this then that, right? if you couldn't get hired at the mall, he probably shouldn't be president. tell me about that ad. >> look, one of the things that we see in the focus groups, listening to voters all the time is just donald trump has now been with us for a long time. people are getting numb to some of this stuff. and, you know, the tort cases, just like with so in, it's like that bannon line, we're going to flood the zone with garbage, it creates a kind of, you know, we're all that proverbial frog in the boiling water getting used to this, the new normal. sometimes you just need to reframe things and hammer home some of the basics and wake people up to say, any -- if you just as a regular person, you know, had been found in civil court of sexual assault, you can't get hired. you know, being accused of 88 -- you got 88 different charges against you, a jewelry store is not going to hire you. a lot of stores at your local mall