. >> fatima, when this is done i urge you to look at the chat in the recording equipment frank trump'saughter, other people who know other people. means more you to you than s to me. we pretty much at the time but i'm going to ask you one final question which is kind of a tough one but just to quote, you quoted this in part from the economy mission, to help one another and teach one another while holding out a protective hand to the suffering of humanity. you can't shoot much higher than that. we live in a moment of such tremendous division and racial tension and political strife, and i wonder what economy hall can tell us, if anything, that's a lot of weight to put on you, fatima, but what can the story tell us about how to improve our own situation and live better? >> may i i quote to you from e economy hall? i wasn't expecting that question. [inaudible] it said this african blood that runs in our veins is all of our crime. whether it is being oppressed unjustly, let us -- they must follow that path to eternity and come out of the isolation that are in pressers -- for they like to se

they were trump supporters, voted for him twice. they're exhausted. like frankexhausted. and then when they start talking about the fact that mitch mcconnell, you know, gave hundreds of millions of dollars, donald trump sat on his money, they actually -- they do get angry. >> mm-hmm. >> and we think a lot of times that people aren't as focused on some of these -- they are. the base is focused. and that's spreading around, you know, internet like wildfire that trump had all this money, kept it to himself, let these candidates lose. >> yeah. i mean, the words that came up in these focus groups is why they are so interesting, and they're so starkly different. you have trump, as frank said and you said, everyone is basically saying they're exhausted, they're tired. the thematics around desantis are he is promising -- two people used that -- visionary, the future, so much hope in that. i wanted to ask you, frank, you've done a lot of these focus groups. at this point in advance of a presidential primary, were there any concerns that came up from these participants ab

trump. i think desantis gets a gives a better reasoning to vote for him and not against him. >> so interesting frankcause i do not think donald trump has changed. >> i'm not sure how he would react watching this right now. i think he would find some reason to dismiss it, and i know we are going to be talking about jay leno, and i want to foreshadow it because leno got involved in an argument that i had with donald trump. >> how? >> because, trump try to get me fired from my news outlets. i work for fox news at the time, and cbs, and trump went out of his way because he hates these focus groups. he hates listening to real people. they had a lot of negative things to say about him, and he blew up. leno, as i will say later on, came to my aid. but we've got polling data now that was done by the premise poll of completed on saturday evening, so this is 48 hours. it has joe biden now defeating donald trump by six points. but ron desantis has a four point lead over biden. you have a ten point swing between trump and desantis, and that is a lot at this point. >> that is fascinating frank, but it is a lot a

trump. >> and frank figliuzzi, patel was in the intelligence agencies towards the latter part of the trumphen finally at the pentagon. and now was -- once the former president left was the liaison to the national archives for what was going to be turned over. he had many key roles. >> he can tell us a lot. he can tell prosecutors a lot. and i think most specifically this use of -- what's called limited use immunity that's been granted which is never taken lightly, tells us that doj is dead serious about getting anything they can about what now appears to their target, the former president of the united states, and specifically the charge of obstruction would come into play here. as ashley referred to, patel has been saying, hey, i watched him declassify these. if there's absolutely no evidence of that, no process, no nothing and it was fabricated and he tells prosecutors we made that up, or even trump told me to make up this declassification story, you have a dead-on obstruction charge against the former president. >> and, frank, when we also see some of these cases are really hard to esta

proved very weak candidates in the general e >> exnow that trump has come into the conversation, let me ask you to respond what we heard from franks that if trump who he still dream the leader of the republican party continues to attack popular elected republican officials like glenn youngkin, governor of virginia, like governor ran desantis, that his popular and that the party itself will move away from him. he eve seep him and to the extend too you look at these mid pierre-emile perlumt on what he and and can't do, and, yeah, can i see republicans and i've heard from republicans that are moving away, the most important thing that trump is in charge of the republican party, not that the republican party is a governing party. the question is do we want to try to win a national election? the republicans will win the house popular vote but the distribution of vote is skewed a little bit because of how we do in some of the safe districks. i'll just finish and then you, ron. it's obvious he backed into the presidency with fewer involvements lost thenous '18 and lost white house in '20 and lost the senate in the georgia runoffs in '21

frank, both parties have a history of making early bettes on candidates that go nowhere. rudy giuliani back in 2008 we were polling, or instead jeb bush, betting against, rather, donald trump in 2018. i'm aybar of the desantis bandwagon. is it too early, frank, to call him the obvious second cho is or maybe a front run? >> it's absolutely to early. we don't know what will happen in the next weeks. chris christie could be a very credible candidate. mike pence, he'll be on tonight with a town hall, but mike has a strong record. kristi nome -- noem is another name. they adopt care about that. they care about prices, cost of living. if the candidates continue to speak about economists or people on high, they will not connect to the ample individual. right now we're struggling. the public is looking for someone who gets them, feels them, protects their concerns. that's a great point. not the word inflation, but more what it means at home. frank, van, thanks so much to both of you. >> thank you. >>> special programming note, don't miss a cnn special town hall tonight with former president mike pence. he's sitting down with jake tapper right here at 9:00 p.m. >>> a judge suspends

doesn't go away, and so you see right now, some republicans are saying it's time to move past trump, but frank sinatra used to sing, i've heard that song before, we'll see how long that lasts. but otherwise, republicans are constantly put in this position, and always hust ling to score points with donald trump and we know that donald trump doesn't give points, he only takes them away, one at a time. >> and so i guess the republican party, with donald trump demanding loyalty, not winning elections, and we're not just using this one as an example, it's 2018, 2020, and now 2022, there's a pattern, and when you've done all of the analysis, you've seen that the places where democrats did great, did well, and defied the odds, were places where donald trump was trying to overturn the election and the candidates that he chose, that he pushed, were the ones who were clinging to that lie, and saying that they wouldn't certify the results of an election. kari lake is having, you know, a harder time than i think anybody else, and it looks like mark kelly, it looks like he is in a good place, and will be a

between this is and the charge is trump's denial of it and of course at this point that's not worth very much. so something really does seem fishy and unlawful about it. >> frankliuzzi, harry litman, thanks so much both of you. >>> and breaking up, as donald trump prepares to make his 2024 plans official tomorrow, are republicans ready to stand by him or find another candidate after these losses. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. the eat fresh® refresh just won't stop! now, subway® is refreshing their catering with easy-order platters and lunchboxes perfect for any party. pool parties... tailgates... holiday parties... even retirement parties. man, i love parties. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes

frank. donald trump has officially launched another bid for the white house confirming he plans to run againnted america as a dystopia that only he could rescue. this is notjust a campaign, this is a quest to save our country. talking about saving our country. he boasted about his time in office. everybody was thriving like never before. had a go at president biden. now we have a president who falls asleep at global conferences. and hit out at the various legal investigations into him. and i am a victim, i will tell you. i am a victim. many of donald trump's supporters were celebrating outside mar—a—lago when he made his announcement. he is hugely popular here in his home state. but given that this was his big moment, his speech appeared low in energy. many members of his own party are questioning whether his political influence is fading. many republicans blame him for their party's underwhelming performance in the mid—term elections. most of the candidates mr trump publicly endorsed in crucial races lost. and his potential rival, aa—year—old florida governor ron desantis, had this to say a

frank, we have a clip of this. first of we have people who voted for trump. not the midterms echo differently? welcome to feel differently. most and voted for trump twice. this is the core base. they don't know the conversations got that until the. so we got into this, and i was shocked. at what they had to say. >> so let's watch a clip of this but >> okay, if the relation between victoria would foot for, donald trump, around desantis. raise your hands, physically, if you choose trump that contest. one, two, three. very diffuse rhonda santas? all the rest of you advance. >> but they tell you about that? >> they played the cup of it. they told me that they're tired. they're born out. they still believe in what donald trump said and they believe in what he tried to do, but the tide of the chaos. theo i use the phrase -- violate trump understands those words. and it is simply were not. and they want someone who they believe will bring their ideas, daddy, -ology to success. and they simply don't think that donald trump anymore. >> they also to the titles too much about donald trump. so here's a mo

so that is very much on the mind of donald trump and the people around him. >> and, of course, frank,angers -- there is an historic threat environment around doj and the fbi, frankly, around the irs, because of donald trump's response to being under criminal scrutiny by doj for leaving the white house with classified documents not giving them back and then lying about giving them back. what do you make of his calculations that are as jon karl just reported, firmly rooted in avoiding criminal accountability? >> yeah, and that is why for these very reasons, security, motivation, threat, that we should be watching carefully tonight. i know so many viewers say, look, i don't want to hear another word from there guy. for those of us who track threats, it's important to not only listen to what he says and how he says but the republican reaction to it because if tonight he spends considerable time inciting more violence, more anti-institution talk against the fbi, doj, plays that victim, the more those agencies have to be concerned about violence to them and those around them and in the nati

trump's line of a stolen election. in pennsylvania we have the us pollster frank lance saying that it pollster frank lance saying thatitisylvania because the counting times will get the republicans voting on the day, and they are going to have to wait for the democrat votes that come through and there will be all sorts of allegations no doubt thrown out, and concerns over poll watchers two.— out, and concerns over poll watchers two. donald trump as throwin: watchers two. donald trump as throwing a _ watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot _ watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot of— watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot of this _ throwing a lot of this incendiary rhetoric about and thatis incendiary rhetoric about and that is practically not true at all. president biden mentioned in this speech that there have been no closer watch election and the 2020 election, there were audits and reviews, but we got to a point in this country where some 35—40% of the country just doesn't where some 35—40% of the countryjust doesn't believe anything that you or i would say or any independently verifiable facts, if it

wrote not bad at the washington post with professor clare frank was going to the university pennsylvania. we laid out the case for dieting. donald trump, for criminal sedation, in connection with his conduct after the election. he committed other crimes and offices. well, i think the attorney general leads to get going on. we cannot have anyone who is above the law, not a president, not a former president. if we want to keep our representative democracy, professor richard painters always tend to. we appreciate your time and your insights. always appreciated. thank you. thank you very much for having me. ah. following the mid terms, the bite administration has been quick to assure you crane that it will be business as usual. the weapons and the aid will continue flowing whatever the outcome. the white house brushing off concerns that a republican controlled house of representatives in congress could perhaps pull the plug on assistance for keith in the war with russia. here's the president's special assistant. our expectation is that the outcome of the mid term elections is not going to impact u. s. policy towards ukraine. in the least,

happened last time. >> franklin just came on and said that trump is a shoo-in for the nomination i think everything changed -- >> i disagree. frankee on that one i don't think that donald trump is going to run. >> what do you think he's going to say >> we'll see he's hyped it before and not come through what i think he's going to do is look at the polls and the polls show that his approval rating is high among hard-core republicans. but when the second question is asked, do you think he ought to run for president, the numbers are less compelling for him. head to head with governor desantis he's losing in some of these polls. >> i mean, i think that -- i don't know who could lose to president biden. probably if you're -- if you have a hard-core 30% or 25% in the republican party you're going to lose in to 24 co could he be a spoiler? >> i don't think so. i don't think so >> you don't think he will be a scorched earth -- >> he's likely to look at the polling data -- he doesn't want to lose. and so i don't think he goes through with it at the end of the day. he's still a powerful force in the party. his favorability rating is high.

trump dinner with the man that the justice department has labeled a white supremacist. last week the ex president hosted -- and kanye west at the florida home. he said, quote, he was taken with frankmpressed with his ability to rattle of statistics and speeches from trump's 2016 campaign. once word got out of the dinner, the backlash sent trump reeling. one long time trying to advise recall the situation a, quote, nightmare. they told nbc news, quote, they are looking at ron desantis to run against trump. here is another reason why. now trump is trying to distance himself from palantir, is saying that he did not know the 24-year-old was going to be at the dinner and had no idea who was. this, despite the fact that he has been a feature player in right-wing circles for a while, pulling arroyo with maga republicans, and georgia's marjorie taylor greene. well last week both we members of congress -- and event organized fuentes by himself, where he took the stage to spout ideas like this. >> our secret sauce here is these young white men. we that's what we call the secret ingredient. america and the world has forgotten about them, but not us. we have got the white, christian man who b

trump in 2020. and now, he's the guy who saw the setback of the trumpist candidates in the midterm elections in 2022. what i'd like to ask franke success against trump biden is going to think, okay, my time is ending now. i don't need to run again. i shouldn't run again. my job, this job that i did well, as you complain in your article, i've done that. it's time to give somebody else a chance to rebuild the party. >> i don't know if he settled on this decision yet. i think he looks at trump and he looks at his track record of beating trump. i think there's part of him that considers himself an indispensable man. he thinks if the democrats veer off into a different direction, maybe they won't pick somebody who has record, the personality, the political skills to beat trump. on the one hand, i think he's probably thinking to himself, here's this threat to the republic who's reemerged to use herschel walker language, it's like the vampire has come back, and joe biden needs to be the werewolf here. on the other hand, i think one of the patterns of the biden presidency that is pretty telling and fascinating is that you have this gu

. >> shannon, i spoke with strategist frank lentz yesterday and asked about the idea of president trumphel walker and that's been more difficult after tuesday's results. many blaming trump for sinking potential for a red wave. have you gotten indication if they would welcome trump and where? >> i think there is a little bit of a split opinion within the walker camp on this, because there is a feeling that, you know, president trump is polarizing. very polarizing and could turn off independent voters. at the same time, what the walker camp needs is the very, very loyal gop base voters to get back out, and president trump is still very popular with that slice of the electorate. so i don't know. i mean, i still think it's an open question whether or not he'll come, but, you know, if what you're looking at is to get the hard core republican voters who are still, you know, supportive of president trump out, you know, he could be good for the walker campaign on that front. you know? independent voters are less likely to come out simply to support herschel walker. he may not be losing much on

frank upper with the new mr. smith going to washington, the new mr. smith would be a prosecutor. a special prosecutor. whose target would be donald trump. and no doubt, just in case this version of mr. smith goes to washington plays out like frank copperas 50-year-old movies stars and hollywood tonight might be calling their agents to line up for the part of mr. smith. attorney general merrick garland appointed jack smith today to take charge of to federal criminal investigations of donald trump and his associates. congresswoman donald trump also known as marjorie taylor greene tweeted, impeach merrick garland! that's how the news was received in trump world. trump issued a written system -- stating, the department of justice had nothing, except trumpeters, so they just appointed a special prosecutor to go after me further. disgraceful! exclamation point. donald trump is outraged by the appointment of jack smith. and an online interview with trump who has never known jack smith describe some of this way, now they take some guy who hates trump. and in a uniquely stupid comment that no other president would be capable of, donald trump said

. >> good morning, frank a flurry of activity on the campaign trail candidates crossing the states and big names sprinting from one rally to another former president trumpk on the campaign trail >> you must vote republican in a giant red wave >> reporter: the former president falsely claiming he won the 20 election and teasing another bid in 2024. >> i ran twice i won twice. i will very, very, very probably do it again. okay very, very probably. >> reporter: president biden in california warning that trump and his hand picked candidates are a threat to democracy. >> we are going into an election and you have all of these people saying they don't accept the jut com outcome of the last one. no guarantee they will accept this one >> reporter: it is the theme of the campaign along with abortion rights democratic candidates driving the message home >> i think doug mastiano is the most extreme candidate in the nation >> reporter: for republicans, crime and the economy. they think that message to lead to victory even in deep blue states >> here in new york, penople wan to feel safe on the streets and attacks on the wallet to end >> reporter: neck and neck batt

lost the united states senate, two years ago, in part because of donald trump playing a malicious role in georgia, so the old frankthat song before, we've heard this song with georgia and that's why republican are fearful what he may say next week. >> let me go to you, because to get to the reporting that katy has referenced and mark caputo is talking about, and you heard the invites to the event, where he will announce his presidency are expected to go out allegedly, speculatively, are expected to gout go out today and despite efforts by people close to the former president. describe those efforts and describe what your reporting is, what you're hearing from sources on why they have apparently failed. >> yes, the former president is going to make an announcement next tuesday at mar-a-lago. invites are expected to go out. and i was told that trump himself, there were no doubts by him that he was going to make this announcement and follow through with the tuesday date that he set. but there were real concerns by people around him about what that could potentially mean for the georgia runoff and what that could mean

frank it is crunch time. president biden will spend the day campaigning in maryland while former president trump will hit the road and hold a rally in ohio. a final pitch to voters and the final days leading into the crucial midterm. >> the election is not a referendum it's a choice. a choice between two visions of america. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, president biden is touting the administration's investment in climate, warning of threats to democracy and praised job gains under democratic leadership. this weekend was filled with last-minute campaigning by mr. biden and past presidents in the keystone state at republican rallies, former president trump who is poised to make another run at the white house, putting the blame on those in power now for the economic woes. >> if you want to stop the destruction of the country and save the american dream, then this tuesday, you must vote republican in a giant red wave >> reporter: the final nbc news poll before election day shows president biden's approval at 44%. >> this election is about the biden agenda people don't like high inflation and high crime an

trump and his administration to spread lies to spreads. the, the idea that all the media reports are fake news. to be quite frank out here the further away from washington. no, this is not really in voters minds. and so me got 20 seconds. what are you hearing there in washington? i mean, it is explosive. the reports we're getting today for and i can say quickly, i think election officials are worried of course, as in as that importantly the trust in election systems and election the way elections administered are administered here is very important. but it doesn't seem that voters are as concerned. okay. in his poll in phoenix, arizona submitted miscounted there in washington. the both of you. thank you. we will be talking with you a what between now and the next 2448 hours. going to see both of the day is done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find it on twitter either. at the w news, you can follow me on twitter at rent. gov tv, and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day joined us tomorrow. for our complete coverage of the us, mid term elections, see that with a kic

trump administration, that bother you? >> i believe obama started that policy, to be quite frank with you -- >> not really. where our economy was--here 22 months ago, and some of the policies that were in place. fuel was affordable, we had a great economy, i know my guys, i'm a contractor, been working for 40 years, and my guy's wages were surging. they were making more than they've ever made. we had china kind of pushed away, so i liked what he was doing there. and i gotta tell you, joe biden has and done every one of those policies. we've got a border that is looking like a sieve right now. we've got fentanyl coming straight up i-25, according to the police here in town, that i've been backed by, the denver police union. they're telling me that this border is leaking, and you look at the policies, one after the other, and i gotta tell you, we are not in good shape right now and people are ready for change, that's why i got in this race, i was really worried about where are the--united states was heading, and i'm gonna win next tuesday, i'm fired up. >> let's talk about immigration. you've been a hand and

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trump said there were good on both sides. did that bother you? >> i believe obama started that. to be quite frank >> not really. >> if you look back where our economy was here 22 months ago, and some of the policies were in place, fuel was affordable. we had great economy. i know my guys, i'm a contractor working for 40 years. and my guys' wages were surging. they were making more than they'd ever make. we had china kind of pushed away. i liked what he was doing there. and i gotta tell you, joe biden has undone every one of those policies. we have a border that's leaking like a sieve right now. we've got fentanyl coming up 45 right now. i've been backed by the denver police union and they're telling me this border is leaking. you look at the policies one after the other. and i gotta tell you we're not in good shape right now and people are ready for change. that's why i got in this race. i was worried about where our united states was headed. and i'm going to win on next tuesday. i'm fired up. >> so let's talk about immigration. you've been hammering democrats and senator bennet for not doing eno

he will have trump's help in 2028, i am sure. host: that is frank in new york.appy thanksgiving to you as well. crystal in west palm beach florida, democrat, go ahead. caller: good morning. i do not believe the gentleman should run for president. more importantly, if people want to know who ron desantis is, they should go back to the debate between desantis and at that time there is a lot of truth in just who he is. in terms of the gentleman that call from mississippi that said he believes florida is going in the wrong direction, i agree with that. i think there is a lot of manipulation in terms of media and messaging and who ron desantis backers are. also i would to say really quick that ron desantis won by .2% in the campaign against gillam, and with the recount, the results were under seal. i wonder if there is some truth to what trump mentioned when he said desantis owes him and he sent his authorities into broward county to stop the voting as it was going on so that desantis had won. host: you think the governor's election was stolen in 2018? caller: go bac

president president. trump will announce next week that he was you seeking that the presidential nomination and we'll wait and see if these other contenders decide to join in at all for frank a great to get your thoughts. thank you very much. indeed for talking to you. thank you. thank you. now, ukrainians are celebrating in the southern city of her son after their treat of russian forces. it's one of the most significant victories for ukrainian troops since russia invaded in february. moscow had claimed the region as russian land forever as odyssey was as a big nav reports. for the 1st time since march, the 2nd, the residence of carson woke up to sites and sands of a city who stored to life. this is vo body square in the center. the world means freedom and with it comes joy and laughter. it's not peace time as such. but 1st longest possible though, pretend it is. the russian army has merely retreated to the east side of the guinea pro river easily in artillery range. as they withdrew the russians, destroyed critical infrastructure, the tv tower bridges over the disney pro, including this one near the cova dam, causing significant damage of parts of the dam. wall. and sate

frank and they don't get to the core issues. there's too much ceremony and too many people are involved in the process. i've got to say that the one thing resident trumpo do was cut through the bs and get right to it and we need to do more of that. >> some people are ticked off, you are bypassing people like you when you go to a leader, it takes off the state department, doesn't it? >> it takes them off to no end. when i first met with the president of the european commission, they wanted me to take a huge delegation and do a formal sit down and the first thing i did was called him by his first name and said john and he said gordon. thank you for seeing us, would you be able to spend a minute with me your office before we have a fancy meeting? he shut the door and lit a candle and took off the shoes and never had the fancy meeting but we got to it of what we needed to discuss hopefully the biden group does a lot more than the fancy stuff. >> there's so much at stake. also dealing with ukraine. you know that story inside and out. president zelenskyy is being held up with great esteem and i think justifiably. when we see this conflict going on, what are

thank you, frank as we wait to hear from president biden, former president trump wasted no time declaringn for the republican party. they must be expecting something big tonight. actually, they were hoping for a big losses, but that's not happening. so, um the numbers have been amazing so far. trump went on to speak about congressional candidates he endorsed. you have gone on to win their seat, helping tip the balance of power in congress. trump is also promising a big announcement next tuesday, and political analysts predict he will announce another run for the white house. local republicans were watching the national races closely, hoping for a red wave in key senate and congressional races. many tell us here at ktvu. they know that they are in the minority here in the bay area and in california, but are hopeful that a republican led house could create change across the country . we need a balance of power. because of one political party is in charge of all branches of government. they could railroad things that shouldn't happen. i think that having speaker mccarthy will be a huge advan

now if you introduce trump co, moisture of the east coast and then digging a wedge of i see a further west eventually to will meet those will be significant thunderstorms. ah frank assessments. if the united states surely felt that you're running a good program, was there to build a nuclear weapon they would have signed the deal by informed opinions. i believe that armenia agenda should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times. critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king. we'll take in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera, a with, [000:00:00;00] with ah, you're watching algae 0. let's remind you of our headlines this. our ukraine's army chief says his forces are making gains in the south, but it remains unclear whether russia has begun pulling troops out of the key city . of course, on cave has worn troops of possible booby traps and more tax. the sister of hunger, striking egyptian british activist, says his lawyer is negotiating with authorities to gain access to him in prison. the blogger is serving a 5 year sentence for spreading, quote, force news, form of pakistan. prime min

privately targeting pelosi has been talked about by trump's closest allies and participants in the january 6 insurrection. >> yeah. i mean to continue off of frank'snt, there's a good guy side of this equation and a bad guy side of the equation. on the good guy side, clearly, the good guys need to protect themselves better. they need to think how to increase protection. let's look at the bad guys. we are seeing a surge in terror threats against public servants, unlike anything we have seen in a modern era. the terrorist threat is greater now than the post-9/11 period. we have seen a tenfold increase to threats to u.s. members of congress since the early years of the trump administration. that's a massive spike. it's not just at the federal level. this is a nationwide problem. one in five local officials say they feel threatened on the job. not too long ago, we saw a pole that showed one in three election workers felt unsafe. you know i talk to candidates all the time out there this cycle. there are candidates for public office out there wearing bulletproof vests on the campaign trail and trying to disclose them because they are worried about being

frank? caller: what i think is liz cheney summed up about democracy, the comment about trump, the proven record of his business practices, he bankrupted every business he ever owned. the comment about the people who gets assistance wanting to vote for democrats instead republicans, they don't like trump because he wants people to work for a living's office it. he never worked. he cheated -- for a living. it's opposite. he never worked. he cheated his whole life. host: what you think the messages from the midterm elections to president trump? caller: i think that their message is is that trump's term should be over. he needs to get out of the way. he needs the republicans who distanced themselves from him who won to take the lead and direction of the party. his old way of thinking is in the past and it is not winnable. host: let's talk to bob in ridgefield, connecticut. caller: how is it going? i wanted to say i love c-span. as an independent it is one of the few places i can go where i get to hear both sides. that type of conversation. i wanted to sort of answer the question about the impact pr

frank? caller: what i think is liz cheney summed up about democracy, the comment about trump, the proven recordf his business practices, he bankrupted every business he ever owned. the comment about the people who gets assistance wanting to vote for democrats instead republicans, they don't like trump because he wants people to work for a living's office it. he never worked. he cheated -- for a living. it's opposite. he never worked. he cheated his whole life. host: what you think the messages from the midterm elections to president trump? caller: i think that their message is is that trump's term should be over. he needs to get out of the way. he needs the republicans who distanced themselves from him who won to take the lead and direction of the party. his old way of thinking is in the past and it is not winnable. host: let's talk to bob in ridgefield, connecticut. caller: how is it going? i wanted to say i love c-span. as an independent it is one of the few places i can go where i get to hear both sides. that type of conversation. i wanted to sort of answer the question about the impact pres

frank. appreciate it. >>> straight ahead, breaking down the dramatic rise and fall of one of the top cryptocurrency companies. what it means if you invested. >>> and former vice president mike pence is calling out former president trump'sctions on january 6th. >> the president's words were reckless. it's clear he decided to be part of the problem. steak and crispy bacon. but what about the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, big guy the new subway series. whwhat's your pick? my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicats neurivaof brain health.tasker to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. ask your doctor about salo

donald trump has no problem coming off as that. as we have had franki'm talking about this jonathan greenblatt. has had -- jonathan would get flack. you do what al reverend and have to be straight up with jonathan. i was misunderstood. i should have done this. we grow in a relationship. that's why we can put a hate summit together at the white house. >> that's right. >> what i think is most disturbing is donald trump not only not denounced fuentes he has denounced what he hands for and now he doesn't want to offend that part of the base so if your base is not seen like white supremacist what are we taking him seriously for? >> totally right. that's really funny. not bad dinner guests. right? this is another day in the life. yes, it is appalling and unconscionable and entirely in character for donald trump. the only thing to surprise is that anyone is surprised. listen to don bacon the congressman not seeking presidential spot in the cycle who condemned him. we need more republicans and people in public life without an agenda simply to say you can't mee

frank. caller: first time caller. i just start calling about all these democrats that keep calling in and griping about prices so high and all this. go back four years ago. donald trump go to the store, buy food. we could have gas to go on a little trip. now, we cannot afford to walk out of the house. thank you. host: coming up on c-span networks at 10:00 this morning, live coverage of the former president of tunisia. we talk about the future of democracy in the era of the world, hosted by the study of -- democracy at the washington center for -- studies. 10:00 a.m. eastern. on c-span.org, streamed on our mobile app span now. in the afternoon, the afternoon, the justice department challenging r court decision after a special master was appointed to review documents sees that former president trump's mar-a-lago home by the fbi in august the court of appeals will hear from the parmer -- president's attorney as well as the assistant to the u.s. solicitor general live today at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and on our mobile app (202) 748-8000 democrats, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, and for independents and others it is (202) 748-8002. caller: good morning. i want to com

he governed in florida, then donald trump at least to people who i talked to, they're all telling me enough is enough. mr. president, it's time to go away. >> frank know what your polling was telling you and your focus groups were telling you right before the election, whether abortion was apparent to you as a driving force to the extent that we saw it in certain states, but we saw, you know, in a state like michigan, obviously there's a big student population in ann arbor, students were standing in line for two hours, and they were voting uniquely on that abortion issue. throw that forward to us two years, how much of a factor could that be in its absence in a sense in the election of 2024 for democrats? what kind of things do they need to do, the lessons from this election to kind of extrapolate to 2024, and how they can motivate those people to get out again and cue for them again if abortion is not on the ballot as it won't be in michigan in 2024, for example. >> it's a fantastic question. it's frightening. i haven't recovered. i still have trouble talking from the 2022 election and we're looking ahead to 2024. we had an early warning of kans