coming, up brand new audio of donald trump when -- cassidy hutchinson gave to the january 6th committee what the former president wanted to do that day. former white house aide cassidy hutchison is standing by here in the studio, and she joins me after a quick break. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> at the heart of the arguments made before the d. c. appeals court today was the impact of donald trump's words. and whether they can lead to violence. we are still waiting to see what this panel judges would determine in that specific case. but others have answered this question before. in a 2022 case involving trump 's civil liability on january 6th, a u.s. district judge compared to trump's january 6th speech, to quote, telling an excited mom that corn meal -

we haven't gotten confirmation beyond cassidy hutchinson on that.e is donald trump confirming at least that he wanted to go, but the secret service wouldn't let him. does that do anything? >> yeah, i mean, that to me was notably missing from the indictment. it's just the whole about what cassidy hutchinson heard in the beast, where she said she had heard from the secret service that the president wanted to go, the secret service stopped him, that wasn't put into the indictment, and it doesn't mean that it wouldn't have come into the trial or it may not still come into the trial, but it did suggest that there was some reticence on the part of the government in going down that road, but now, you do have the president in -- former president in his own word on tape saying that he, in fact, wanted to go there. i think that is going to be something that if i were the prosecutor, i would want to use that tape recording, what we just heard in the case in chief for the government. >> makes you wonder what other tape recordings are out there that reporters ha

as you mentioned, chris christie and asa hutchinson have been probably the most vocal in criticizingrump. the base is just not interested in that. >> before we switch to the democrats, the third gop primary debate is coming up this week. former president trump again will not be on the stage. what will you be looking for here? it appears that ambassador haley is on the ascendancy, if you look at some of the early state polls. >> yeah, not only will trump not be on the stage, but he will be trolling desantis with a rally at -- in florida. but, i mean, listen, i think this is the first debate during the middle east crisis right now, and it will be interesting to see -- what i'm looking at, nikki haley, how she performance. she is probably the -- i'd say the most versed in foreign policy. so i'll be looking to hear what she says, how she commands the stage with her expertise from the united nations. and it's probably an opportunity for her to push forward. >> all right. let's look at the democrats now. address man dean phillips a week into his campaign. the latest poll from quinnipiac sh

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former governor of arkansas asa hutchinson. ♪ >> governor asa hutchinson. ♪ >> thank you florida.m summit today. ladies and gentlemen, on a serious note we are a nation at risk. president biden's a presidency is a disaster. yes, his leadership has been as unsteady as a walk along the beach. biden's economic plan has made it hard for families to make ends meet. biden's open-door policy has threatened our security. as all green energy plan is undermined economy and the weakness of broad has emboldened our enemies. nations are at war. united states leadership is threatened. my friends, it is time for a new direction. it is time for republican leadership. [applause] i am running for president of the united states because we are a nation at risk and i am the right leader for these perilous times. many of you know my story. as a federal prosecutor i put on a flight jacket to help negotiate the surrender of an armed encampment of terrorists. i successfully prosecuted them in court despite threats and assassination plots. as a member of congress i served with great members from florida su

you heard from not just asa hutchinson and.o had something to the say about donald trump, but then you heard from donald trump. watch. >> as someone who's been in the courtroom for over 25 years as a federal prosecutor and also in defending some of the most serious federal criminal cases, i can say that there is a significant likelihood that don trump will be -- donald trump will be found guilty by a jury on a felony offense next year. [inaudible conversations] >> what a shock, you're for trump. every one of those boos, every one of those cat calls, every one of those yells will not keet solve one problem we pace in this country. -- we face in this country. it will not make this country better. your anger -- [inaudible conversations] your anger, your anger against the truth is reprehensible. >> i mean, i heard they booed christie off the stage today, is that true? [cheers and applause] i really say what's he doing. look, we're all in a party, we want to win this race. what's he doing? the guy's -- he's at 1.5, okay? and how abo

you are a republican primary voter out there, listening to this boot gate stuff, chris christie hutchinsond i took the republican audience and not stopping. >> i would kill on this panel right now. i caught that in your up at, you had stumble stand up and 41 sentence. well done. with want desantis, he was seen as the guy seriously a year ago after he won so spectacularly florida, 19-point in democratic counties as a guy who beat trump and the guy who will be enough we don't know if he could also people talked about, we are not talking about nikki haley now out of the should get the nomination but strongly is positioned to be considered as trump vice president for many even though it may not be on the same page. chris christie from new jersey with 15% approval. his plan was to run 2012, not now. most of those people should the path and let it be nikki haley, desantis and trump and let's see what happens. >> coming up, nothing is off limits from left will culture crusading putting woodpeckers. under fire from the mob next. ♪ with cirkul, your water is deliciously flavored at the turn of a di

of arkansas and republican candidate for president of the united states of america, governor asa hutchinson. >> our economy is struggling, nations are at war, and united states leadership is threatened. my friends, it is time for a new direction. it is time for republican leadership. [cheers and applause] i am running for president of united states because we are a nation at risk, and i am the right leader for these perilous times. many of you know my story. as a federal prosecutor, i put on a flap jacket to help negotiate the surrender of an armed encampment of terrorists. i successfully prosecuted them in court despite threats and assassination plots. as a member of congress, i served with great members from florida such as now chief justice charles kennedy, who is on the judiciary committee with me, and guess what we did in congress 20 years ago? we actually balance to the budget. i know how to do it, and it has been a long time since we have been able to do it. i was also a prosecutor of former president clinton when he was charged with obstruction of justice, and i went to the senate t

evening, everyone answers welcome along with my wife, it is very exciting for all of us to host hutchinsont her new book, enough. let me first note this evening this is a joint effort by george washington university in politics and prose from a university in our books are working together on time and putting on and i like to make stop for helping to make this possible. with cassidy's captivating and and pivotal appearance before the house select committee investigate the january six assault on the capitol. her stunning testimony early last year as a former special assistant in the white house who had had personally witnessed the goings on at the highest levels around donald trump provided vivid and -- details about just how far the president and senior aides were willing to go to deny the results of the 2020 election and and maintain power watching cassidy testify, the rest of us could only imagine at that time what incredible press pressure she had been under. not to tell all she knew about what had gone on and what incredible courage she and sense of patriotism it had taken to go public

let talk to the former arkansas governor, asa hutchinson. governor huffinson, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. this was the republican front runner on the campaign trail earlier today. i hate to start an interview with you talking about donald trump. do all of these comments make you nervous about the prospect of him being your party's nominee in 2024? >> absolutely. that's why i'm working so hard. i'll be in 19 different cities in iowa this week. he clearly has an affection for dictators. and that be problematic in and of itself. and then secondly, he's wanting to assume more powers when he becomes president, that it is like he envies those that have that kind of power and dictatorial countries. so it is all problematic. we want to win. here in iowa, the latest polls have 57% of the people ready to move away from donald trump. we just need to expand that and make our case for the right steady kind of leadership based upon experience that i offer, and that's the case that we make. >> and let me ask you this. trump confused obama,

>> first of all, it completely corroborates what cassidy hutchinson was saying when she testified. after her testimony, there were many people, including they were saying people from the secret service denying that trump wanted to go to the capitol and tried to go to the capitol, and that they stopped him. this corroborates cassidy hutchehutch hutchen son and makes her a credible witness to testify at the trial. he really talks about going twice, right? he said, first i wanted to go with the crowd. he knew the crowd was there to stop mike pence from certifying the election. it goes to the intent, that he had the same intent. he wanted to make is so pence wouldn't certify the election, but then he also said i wanted to go stop the problem, as he called it, which is interesting. he could have stopped the problem. he knows he could have, and he didn't for, what, three hours? that part of it, i think, lacks credibility. he absolutely had no intention of trying to stop that problem. >> right. right. oar also admitting he knew early on it was a serious problem. you know, it is fascinatin

the meeting first went to a 5 minute recess before hutchinson came back turned. is disappointing and i view it as a cowardly action to the meeting and not hear the kaji is an oecd teacher and a supporter of palestine. >> he says he was happy to see the item on the agenda and was hoping to speak. believe that? >> there is a current genocide taking place against the palestinian people and the best usd can support end to genocide, end to the violence and into the bombing of palestinian people is to call for a cease-fire itself is to get on the right side of history. judy greenspan is also usd teacher and jewish, but she came in support of palestine, the jewish people having gone through the holocaust. >> during world war 2, i don't know how we can sit back and watch another holocaust happened. not everyone at the meeting favored a legislative item. angela angle is a jewish oakland parent and says the school board should be calling for a cease-fire. i don't think that this vote even take place. honestly, i don't think that. >> a school board is should be involved pol

you know, the former white house staff, cassidy hutchinson, still sharing warnings about trump. let's take a listen to one. >> if donald trump is elected president again in 2024, i do fear that it will be the last election where we are voting for democracy. because if he is elected again, i don't think that we will be voting under the same constitution that we would be if we, joe biden, elected in 2024. >> it is cassidy hutchinson, it is bill barr, it is general milley, the list goes on and on and at some point you have to ask yourself, are there enough republicans, or clearly enough republicans just from his own administration that could come out and issue the warning. does the warning land differently from than than it does from other messengers? >> it is the question that one has to ask. who is the warning for? is it for the trump maga base? no. so not going to have any impact. it will land with the thought. however, for independent voters, for what you might call even those frustrated democratic voters by the time that we get to the election in calgary or 2024, i do think th

of what was happening not just based on watching the videos, you know, as we heard from cassidy hutchinson that he was watching video or i should just say live television of the riots but also that he was well aware of the evacuation of mike pence, as you say. and so they wouldn't be putting it in there if they didn't have the proof. and i think, you know, your speculation that it's meadows is probably as good as any because certainly we know from cassidy hutchinson that he was in contact with the president, you know, throughout that day. >> i do wonder, mary, the prosecution would also like to know whether trump was going to assert an advice of council defense. if he does assert that, that intitles jack smith to more evidence including correspondent between trump and his lawyers several of whom had already pleaded guilty down in georgia. >> that's right. and so as judge chutkan ruled when she said i'm going to give you more time before you have to give prior notice, the government wanted that notice in december, she says i'm going to let it be in january. trump himself has already argued

that testimony from cassidy hutchinson was that he learned about it on the morning of -- the morningjanuary 6th, and yet and still he incited those rioters to go to the capitol. he encouraged them to fight, to go to the capitol itself, and in that way, it goes to his intent to halt the proceeding. >> let me just play one of the people who actually did listen to donald trump's words and do what he asked them to do. this is a gentleman who testified at the january 6th committee, as you'll remember him, but i'm going to refresh the audience's memory. this is the testimony about the rioters, the insurrectionists listening to trump. here he is. >> soon as that come out, everybody started talking about it, and it seemed like it started to diporous basically when president trump put his tweet out. we literally left right after that come out. you know, to me, if he would have done that earlier in the day, 1:30, you know, we wouldn't be in this -- maybe we wouldn't be in this bad of a situation or something. >> should we expect to see people like mr. ayers testify at donald trump's trial? and

cassidy hutchinson is 26 years old and has no clients toulouse.d when she decided to do what the unnamed sources in the washington post are afraid of doing, tell the truth about donald trump and her boss, white house chief of staff, mark meadows, to the january six committee. she has told the story of how she became the star witness against donald trump and her best selling book, titled, enough. here is what cassidy hutchinson said last night to jen psaki, about the rich men who served in the trump white house, who know that donald trump should never be president again, but for whom, nothing donald trump says or does to destroy the constitution is enough to provoke them to come forward and publicly tell the truth about donald trump. >> i think about, and the washington post put out a good story today about that, jen. there are a few close the stuck out to me. but towards the last half of the article, there were former trump aides, anonymous former trump aides, and i will point out that they were given masculine pronounce, namely, primarily men, wh

the meeting first went to a 5 minute recess before hutchinson came back. and that i view it as a cowardly action to the meeting and not hear the kaji isn't osu d teacher and a supporter of palestine. >> he says he was happy to see the item on the agenda and was hoping to speak the best usd can >> support end to genocide, end to the violence and into the bombing of palestinian people is to call for a cease-fire itself is to get on the right side of history. not everyone at the meeting favored the legislative item. >> angela angle is a jewish oakland parent and says the school board should be calling for a cease-fire. i don't think that. >> a school board is should be involved policy like this. she says the school board should be focused on things like reading writing and math. >> and that this issue is dividing the district. it was really one-sided. you can hear the chanting and it's not about peace. a vote on the legislative item calling for a cease-fire has not been scheduled in oakland. amanda hari kron, 4 and there's >> 10, 10 right now. and in the nort

it was only an after cassidy hutchinson testified.hat that i think is the most significant is he says if he went to the capitol, during the problem, let's remember what the problem was, it is his supporters breaking into the building, assaulting police officers, all of that. if he went there during the problem he would've been very well received, i can tell you that. it is an acknowledgment from trump that those were his people, obvious to all of us at the time but something that has been denied subsequently. it is any knowledge meant from trump that he had power over those people. that he could've called them off. which, of course, he did not do for more than two hours as we all saw the assault unfold. >> over the last few it's been prettystring the level have been using. donald tru it hasen sry, to many, ierpret it. it taking a dark and violent turn. theverm remark. being compared to not see propaganda rhetoric. how are you interpreting the language as we move towards 2024 as he is on the campaign trail? >> i write in the book that

the meeting first went to a five-minute recess before hutchinson came back. and turned i view it as a cowardly action during the meeting and not hear the kaji is an osu d teacher and a supporter of palestine. >> he says he was happy to see the item on the agenda and was hoping to speak the best usd can >> support end to genocide, end to the violence and into the bombing of palestinian people is to call for a cease-fire itself is to get on the right side of history. not everyone at the meeting favored the legislative item. >> angela angle is a jewish oakland parent and says the school board should be calling for a cease-fire. i don't think that. >> a school board is should be involved policy like this. she says the school board should be focused on things like reading writing and math. >> and that this issue is dividing the district. it was really one-sided. you can hear the chanting and it's not about peace. a vote on the legislative item calling for a cease-fire has not been scheduled in oakland. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> it's 607, in the north bay as a l

the meeting first went to a five-minute recess before hutchinson came back. and turned i view it as a cowardly action during the meeting and not hear the kaji is an osu d teacher and a supporter of palestine. >> he says he was happy to see the item on the agenda and was hoping to speak the best usd can >> support end to genocide, end to the violence and into the bombing of palestinian people is to call for a cease-fire itself is to get on the right side of history. not everyone at the meeting favored a legislative item. >> angela angle is a jewish oakland parent and says the school board should be calling for a cease-fire. i don't think that. >> a school board is should be involved policy like this. she says the school board should be focused on things like reading writing and math. >> and that this issue is dividing the district. it was really one-sided. you can hear the chanting and it's not about peace. a vote on the legislative item calling for a cease-fire has not been scheduled in oakland. amanda hari kron. 4 news in the north. a marin county is raising

harsh criticism from the strongest pro-israel lobby, as presidential candidate and republican asa hutchinsonation cannot follow the lead of either the arab world or its own street, where anti-israeli protests continue. with his requests , biden is trying to weaken israel's position, and this is the wrong approach. and the white house. continues to call ava, while deliberately hiding information about the types and quantities of weapons that are being transferred israel, so as not to associate their use with numerous civilian casualties . your question assumes that israel has violated the laws of war, but this is not the case. we will not respond to every event in real time. israel has the right to self-defense, and we want to make sure that it has the right to be reminded. more civilians than died in ukraine in 2 years, how do you explain this contradiction? making such a comparison is incredibly inappropriate, and even openly about biden’s the cnn television channel publishes a statement on its page that nothing justifies the suffering of origin. the palestinian people are not expendable, w

the meeting first went to a 5 minute recess before hutchinson came back. and that journey i view it as a cowardly action to the meeting and not hear the kaji isn't osu d teacher and a supporter of palestine. >> he says he was happy to see the item on the agenda and was hoping to speak the best usd can >> support end to genocide, end to the violence and into the bombing of palestinian people is to call for a cease-fire itself is to get on the right side of history. not everyone at the meeting favored the legislative item. >> angela angle is a jewish oakland parent and says the school board should be calling for a cease-fire. i don't think that. >> a school board is should be involved policy like this. she says the school board should be focused on things like reading writing and math. >> and that this issue is dividing the district. it was really one-sided. you can hear the chanting and it's not about peace. a vote on the legislative item calling for a cease-fire has not been scheduled in oakland. amanda hari kron. 4 news 707, in the north bay marin county

like this twin fan windmill from hutchinson, kansas. >> i want something different than everybody else has. and the foreign windmills are different. china and australia and south africa. nobody's got that many of them. >> reporter: this windmill from roswell, new mexico is the widest on the farm. it has a 20-foot diameter. terry drove 1,000 miles to pick it up and bring it back here. he uses a truck to get the artifacts in place and then anchors them down with concrete. across the road is a sort of windmill hospital. that's where terry spends time repairing old windmills for other people. terry has had visitors from across the country. many to reminisce about a time that was. while others just enjoy the farm relic revolution. >> that's one of the things that really keep us going, is people commenting about how glad they are to see somebody collecting these. >> reporter: john lauritsen, cbs news, jasper, minnesota. >> almost like a museum of sorts. well, next on the "cbs weekend news," 'tis the season for holiday lights. tuming up, we'll tell you where this well-lit christmas street is

and he seems to be kind of corroborating what cassidy hutchinson told the january 6th committee about his insistence to the secret service that he go to the capitol. all of this does not seem good if you're a defendant in a trial like the january 6th case. your thoughts. >> joy, i would agree with you. i would also point out the same things that you noticed during your reading are the same things i noticed as i was listening and watching. namely, when donald trump said, for example, that he believed that the people there were there because they thought it was a rigged election, the immediate thought i had was, how did they get that thought? they got that thought because this was something you were pushing. and now, if you combine that and you combine the notion of you knowing that or you believing and openly stating you believe you would be well received if you would go to the capitol and acknowledging there was a problem, that's also key language when he says during the problem, that's also key language because he's at that point admitting that we're not dealing with a protest. we're

however, to ryan's point, this not only corroborates cassidy hutchinson but if you listen to what he of that, when he says when i got back to the white house, i wanted to go back, we know thanks to time lines and thanks to evidence that the january 6th committee brought out that at 1:24 that afternoon when he arrived back at the white house, he was informed that the capitol had been breached. for him to say now that he wanted to go back and, yet, there's 187 minutes of inaction is somewhat at odds with itself. if donald trump were to take the stand in this case, i would expect prosecutors to use that tape to impeach the credibility of his testimony. >> how could the prosecutors not have this tape already? >> well, that's an interesting question because, you know, certainly they might have known that jonathan karl has been working on this book, to the extent this tape is in their discovery and in their possession, it's certainly not something that surfaced in briefs so far. let's stay tuned to see to what extent prosecutors surface this in the ongoing briefing. donald trump, as you kn

thank you for confirming cassidy hutchinson statements about the fact that he wanted to go.ally, fighting with the secret service people in the car, remember that story? and she got a lot of flak from him. she was attacked by him, and one of the trump inner circle or enablers. who said that she was lying, well, i never believe she, was i know cassidy hutchinson's integrity, and i worked with her. and i know how close she was to this inner circle. so,, thank you for confirming that. because now we know, firsthand, that he is stating this himself. >> as you've no doubt heard in recent weeks, donalp necessitated all the violent and racism of his stames. he's referred to his political rivals as vermin, echoing not see propaganda, rhetoric and then awhile back he said immigrants are poisoning the blood of the country, and a new report suggested, olivia, that he plans to round up immigrants in mass detention camps in deport millions. how do you interpret this language? these plans? >> look, i think the statements are horrifying. i think we should take them very seriously. he did t

it's it's very exciting for all of us to be hosting cassidy hutchinson, who's here to talk, of courseout her new book, enough. but let me first note that but let me first note that this evening event is a joint effort by george washington university and politics and prose.un the university and our bookstore have been working together for some time now and putting on events, and i would like to think that district thank the gw staffer helping make this event possible. so i would be surprised if there's anyone here not familiar with cassidy is captivating and pivotal appearance before the house select committee investigating the january 6th assault on the capitol. her stunning testimony early last year as a former special assistant in the white house who had personally witnessed the goings on at the highest levels around donald trump, provided vivid and damning details about just how far the president in senior aides were willing to go to deny the results of the 2020 election and maintain power. watching cassidy testify, the rest of us could only imagine at that time what incredible pre

the meeting first went to a five-minute recess before hutchinson came back. and turned i view it as a cowardly action during the meeting and not hear the kaji is an oecd teacher and a supporter of palestine. >> he says he was happy to see the item on the agenda and was hoping to speak the best usd can >> support end to genocide, end to the violence and into the bombing of palestinian people is to call for a cease-fire itself is to get on the right side of history. not everyone at the meeting favored a legislative item. >> angela angle is a jewish oakland parent and says the school board shouldn't be calling for a cease-fire. i don't think that. >> a school board is should be involved policy like this. she says the school board should be focused on things like reading writing and math. >> and that this issue is dividing the district. it was really one-sided. you can hear the chanting and it's not about peace. a vote on the legislative item calling for a cease-fire has not been scheduled in oakland. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and san francisco banners are up

. >> you never lou who that ca cassidy hutchinson will be.e never heard of her before she became the star of the january 6th hearings. i they evan corcoran would be the most devastating. i believe the plumber and maid and chauffeur and woodworker, they'll have a mosaic of evidence, but corcoran was forced to testify about his conversations with trump. it goes right to intent. that is the toughest issue to prove. so, if you're upset about your former maid or current maid testifying, imagine your lawyer in whom you've confided all of the confidences about the case, very dangerous. after the 2024 presidentate election? >> the whole ball game, they are so hard to have this trial date moved um after the electio n how he was handles himself, conducting himself, and that's the sort of things that are core to the protection of this nation. that's what they said -- in a trial celting before the election so that they can have it, something they're conversation. >> what they noticed about mar-a-lago, that doesn't even come out in public testimony until

our health correspondent sophie hutchinson is here. quite a big moment, sophie?ntial for saving lives. cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers for women aged 44 and under and as you say it has killed many hundreds of people every year in the uk. eliminating it is a worldwide goal in the uk has done very well in moving towards that. in large part it is due to the vaccination programme for goals and boys in schools. it is the hpv virus which causes 99% of cervical cancer but the vaccine is 90% effective. and since the vaccination programme began in 2008 there has been an 87% reduction in the numbers of cervical cancer cases among the population that has now been vaccinated. but to eliminate cervical cancer much more needs to be done, the head of nhs england that the target is 2040 to eliminate it and it means that instead of vaccinating 86% of goals and 81% of boys that has to rise to 90% and many more people have got to go forward for their smear test but cancer research uk says that it is a realistic goal. hundreds of people have spent a night away from

governor hutchinson from arkansas, chris christie repeatedly and loudly booed for speaking negatively about donald trump. i think that shows you how pro-trump this crowd is. they really did not want to hear much of what they had to say, particularly when it was negative about the former president. let's listen to what they said and the response from the crowd. >> what a shock you're for trump. i'm going to fall over dead. the problem is you fear the truth. the problem is you want to shout down any voice that says anything different than what you want to hear. >> i can say that there is a significant likelihood that donald trump will be found guilty by a jury on a felony offense next year. >> reporter: now, fred, we are currently hearing from casey desantis, the first lady of florida and the governor ron desantis is going to be speaking here shortly. then later today we will hear from former president trump, who will be headlining this summit. i have to say this crowd, again, even though they're hearing from all of these different candidates, they're really focused on desantis and dona

asa hutchinson had a chilly reception today as well. >> yeah. i don't think chris christie is a hero by any stretch of the imagination. i think if trump were to become president again, chris christie would desperately beg for a job in that cabinet. remember, trump gave chris christie covid. i don't actually give chris christie all that much credit. i think he's trying to get a television contributorship. i think he's trying to grow his brand. he knows he's kind of irrelevant. he hasn't held an elected position in a long time. until this run, he's been on the wrong side of history. >> i spoke with vivek ramaswamy and asking why he's going down in the polls. he's not the flash in the pan that he was in august, or whenever it was in the summer. what happened to ramaswamy? he's saying there is a segment of the voting bloc out there in the republican party that will support him. but he's just not where he was. he seems to be heading downward. >> you know, first of all, i was surprised that he was -- i will tell you, a lot of the young people in my fa

there so you say where he was. 3% higher, although within the margin that chris christie and asa hutchinson he does have some support that is for the taking. >> true. however -- >> doesn't add up to donald trump's -- >> if you add everybody else up on the screen doesn't add up and that is the same. it's still very much a fight for second place. you saw that on the debate stage last week, and it looks like that going into this next debate in alabama. until someone can -- it doesn't seem like someone is going to be able to boost themselves 20, 30 points, to even get close to trump. even the consolidation theory is going out the window. >> yeah. >> and what needs to happen next, i mean, until these candidates start missing the debate stage, what tim scott was headed for. >> i went into journalism, so i didn't have to do math, but even that math is pretty easy to me, add those up, doesn't come close to where donald trump is, meaning all of his opponents. let's listen to what he said about endorsements. >> i'm going to recommend that the voters study each candidate and their candidacies and fran

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cassidy hutchinson being one example, and only after they got away and got their own lawyers were they fully able to compete. it's absolutely a complicating dynamic but it is capable of being overcome. >> there's a wide range of witnesses here. your reporting includes trump went ballistic when prosecutors asked to speak with a maid who cleaned his bedroom. which witnesses is trump world most concerned about? >> they have these enormous amount of access. what exactly did they see, what exactly are they going to say? the other part of this is anyone no longer in trump's orbit, those are the people going to be more complicated for trump and his legal team to get to because it's still about figuring out what exactly they know and they're going to say. there are people who ended relationships with mar-a-lago or the former president not on great terms, that a possibility. and anyone who's not stayed in the grace of donald trump or his world, that's a possibility. we can't reach them, we don't know who their lawyers are or other people who have essentially turned on the former president. that

i think republicans are ignoring the warnings of my friends asa hutchinson and chris christie and ignoringll the four-times indicted donald trump could be a convicted donald trump by the time we get to next summer. we know right now that there's a deficit for republicans in terms of money. joe biden is raising a lot more money and trump is spending his money on his legal bills. if you're a donor to donald trump you are a donor to his defense fund. what they tell me is when i look at those states, i see states that donald trump lost, senator xs governors for republicans, georgia lost senators and went after governor kemp in pennsylvania and lost senator last year and governor a very popular governor, democrat josh shapiro because mastriano who is a big trumper, maga does not sell in general elections. a year out this might be popular, but going in when people are faced with maga, it does not sell well when the reality of those ads that the biden campaign is going to be spending on. maga has been losing for even years. normal republicans can win like glen youngkin, but maga has been a big lo

doug bergen, asa hutchinson didn't make the cut. so that's what the stage is going to look like tomorrow night. the question is, does it make any difference whatsoever, alice? >> it doesn't seem to be moving the needle in terms of anyone inching up on donald trump. one indictment after another is not impacting the base with donald trump. i think what's important is someone needs to break away from the pack. nikki haley has done a good job of slow and steady, inching up, making a good case on the debate stage she is strong on foreign policy. she has a good instinct in terms of what works with the voters. i think ron desantis has made good message for time for a generational change, someone who can actually win in a general election. you've got to love chris christie. his motivation and mission is to just punch donald trump every opportunity he gets. so that's what i expect we are going to see on the debate stage. look, the goal right now to show a contrast with the fellow people on the stage, take the message to donald trump and ulti

will speak at any moment but here at the florida freedom summit, earlier today, former governor hutchinson governor chris christie spoke to this crowd. if there was any doubt who the majority of this crowd supports, take a listen at their reaction to these anti-trump candidates. >> there's a significant likelihood that donald trump will be found guilty by a jury on a felony offense. that may or may not happen. >> your anger against the truth is reprehensible. >> reporter: according to foxnews power rankings, donald trump remains the front runner followed by distant second challenger governor desantis and ambassador nikki haley. trump and desantis share florida as a home state. in an effort to undermine the florida governor the trump campaign tells me seven florida state legislators are endorsing trump including five republican state representatives who flipped their support from desantis to trump. the former president has the endorsement of the majority of florida's congressional delegation in the us house of representatives. desantis's core message is focused on his success here in his su

look at what happened to cassidy hutchinson after she testified before the january 6th commity. >> it's madness that we are going through this in this country. it's their civic duty and they're doing what they're supposed to do by law and yet they're being threatened. i want to ask you. you've had a personal experience with this. you were on a case that had to do with the mob. what happened to you? >> i basically wound up prosecuting two of the more visible mob bosses in the country. russell buffalino that was played by joe pesci and alfonso piero played in the godfather. threats to prosecutors have to be taken seriously and there is a big difference between the mafia now and donald trump who is really kind of the boss of his organization which is charged in that rico case. at least mafia the fbi made it clear, if you go after any of our agents and all of our prosecutors you're going to have problem, but that's not the case. >> you had to try to evade them yourself and it's terrifying as a prosecutor and certainly as a witness not used to going through this. thank you very much, nick ak

asa hutchinson says that's what each of hutchinson said, objectively speaking, 100% right.donald trump is convicted in d.c., he will not be seconds before election day. he will be a convicted felon traveling the country. that will affect some voters. some will say it is a partisan witchhunt. i do not think his face is troubled is literally out on bail right now. he had to post bail in georgia. many years ago, if you said the leading candidate for a party was charged with nine plus felonies, including attempting a coup attempt, look at what that person has done. i don't think this election in 2024 full b trunk versus biden, it will be trump versus democracy, and that will be the case going forward. we are going to find out over the next year. host: let's get back to a discussion of the 14th amendment. chris in his part on our democrat line. go ahead, chris. caller: hi. president trump wanted to overturn an election that he lost. he tries to get the people that showed up on january 6 to stop the proceedings of the house of representatives physically. he failed, the house of r

asa hutchinson says that's what each of hutchinson said, objectively speaking, 100% right.donald trump is convicted in d.c., he will not be seconds before election day. he will be a convicted felon traveling the country. that will affect some voters. some will say it is a partisan witchhunt. i do not think his face is troubled is literally out on bail right now. he had to post bail in georgia. many years ago, if you said the leading candidate for a party was charged with nine plus felonies, including attempting a coup attempt, look at what that person has done. i don't think this election in 2024 full b trunk versus biden, it will be trump versus democracy, and that will be the case going forward. we are going to find out over the next year. host: let's get back to a discussion of the 14th amendment. chris in his part on our democrat line. go ahead, chris. caller: hi. president trump wanted to overturn an election that he lost. he tries to get the people that showed up on january 6 to stop the proceedings of the house of representatives physically. he failed, the house of r

white house aide cassidy hutchinson testified trump was irate when the secret service said he couldn't go to the capitol. >> the president said something to the effect of i'm the effing press, take me up to the capitol now. to which he responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up toward the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel, mr. engle grabbed his arm, said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel, we're going back to the west wing, we're not going to the capitol. mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge toward bobby engel and the story was recounted to me, he motioned toward his clavicles. >> if donald trump felt comfortable joining a mob that he reportedly knew was armed to the teeth, it was because he knew they were there because of him. here is january 6th rioter steven aris. >> i was hanging on every word he was saying, everything he was putting out i was following it. i mean, if i was doing it, hundreds of thousands or millions of other people are doing it, maybe even still doing it. >> so, if the former president