with the exception of one who you talked to earlier, asa hutchison.ed his plans for next year yet. it's unclear how he thinks trump's indictment could help or hurt his political fortunes. i asked him if he thought the charges were politically motivated. the first answer of substance he's given is about potential protests in new york, this is from a few minutes ago in minnesota. >> no, i have faith in the new york police department. >> that is short, but that is still the most substantial answer that he's given on this topic. over the course of the last 2 1/2 years, president biden has said he would feel fortunate to run against trump again. he's also said that he thinks that he is a great respecter of fate, president biden is who is 80 years old. why he says he would hope to run and have a rematch of 2020, it's possible that biden does not enter the race as axios is now reporting that a decision could be put off until the >> that was wild peter, thank you, my friend. could you see something like that, the people you talk to saying it is possible that

could there be an opening for a trump critic, whether it's former governor hutchison or someone elseter this 2024 republican primary, and seize on this new dynamic in the race where trump has legal and political challenges, and florida governor ron desantis isn't in the race yet, but talking to donors this morning, it's not just hutchison who's on their minds. they're also thinking about trying to draft virginia governor glenn youngkin to think harder about this race this year. >> this is a fascinating race, bob, and we're going to be very s busy. "face the nation" will be back in one minute. stay with us. >>> for more on the indictment of former president trump, we go to cbs legal ysikki clin. rikki. can you hear mae? >> good morning. >> glad you can hear me. walk us through it. we have never seen anything like this before, literally. what are the next few days going to look like literally with the arraignment of the former president? >> we expect the president to fly into new york city on monday night, and what will happen on tuesday as he will emerge from his residence at trump to

matt, your assessment hutchison 2024, your thoughts?sagree with him on most policy things but he's a decent human being and he believes in democracy and that may not be what republican primary voters are looking for. if you look at the polls trump is dominating in the polls as prominent as desantis and remains to be seen as somebody running a more normal mainstream kind of republican campaign can get any headway at all. >> garrett, does hutchison 2024 move the needle at all? >> i don't think, it's competing for the 1, 2% lane. your poll shows president trump has strongest numbers with republican voters of 54%, ron desantis continues as strongest challenger. he has continued to slip in the polls. president trump has continued to have a stronger position. i think that's attributable to 3 things, one he's starting to campaign, you have seen the cpac speeches and he has gone to iowa and new hampshire. i think the second part of it is people see desantis as more untested in some of these environments whether it's the pierce morgan interview

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i pushed governor hutchison on this on "fox news sunday." we got to the point of okay, are you a 15 week ban? where are you at the federal level? so many gop candidates are saying this is about the states. we let them decide. you saw one of the major pro life group that said these gop folks that want to be the nominee and leave to it the states, they think that's not a pro life decision. a number of states allow for abortion up to adieu date. so a number of pro life groups are not super happy with where some of these federal candidates are trying to land. they want more specificity and they want a federal ban because they know the states are all over the place. >> sandra: tom, a few seconds. a quick reaction from you. >> it's an issue. mike pence was in iowa speaking to evangelicals there and favor of a federal ban. there's a split. it will be part of the republican primary process. >> sandra: we saw what happened in the mid terps. the gop took notice then. shannon and tom, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> sandra: now to the debt limit fight

and i caught up with asa hutchison, the former governor of arkansas, the latest entrant.ates himself from his republican colleagues vying for the white house by saying all of these allegations back and forth are reason enough for donald trump to step down. take a look. >> when someone gets indicted, that is the reason that they should step aside from public service to deal with that. that's putting the position of president over an individual. >> neil: and that crowd, that loves the former president, doesn't love you saying something like that. >> well, i think i've been fair. the key thing is that you state your convictions and your beliefs. not hide from it. i think we've got two choices as a republican party now. you can provide donald trump with a coronation and say he's going to be our nominee, but if you're like me and say that we need to have different leadership for our country and we need to win again, then you get in there and you fight. >> neil: all right. i took up this issue with francis suarez. you might be familiar. he's the rising star in the republican pa

i don't think as asa hutchison suggests this is going to necessarily fade. the reason actually is because republican legislatures and lawmakers are pushing increasingly restrictive abortion bills at the state level. that is always going to keep this issue on the front burner. we're also starting to see among republicans a real pressure being put on some of these candidates. by anti-abortion groups, for example, the susan b. anthony list, really wanting to put people on the record. the what number of weeks would you be willing to support in terms of federal abortion bans? even if some republicans, maybe some moderates wanted to say let's not talk about this so much, i think there's the right flank of the republican party that has said we've been fighting for this for 50 years and they want to see really hard commitments. the people who are trying to be somewhere in the squishy middle on the republican side are not going to be able to do that because there is this kind of grassroots movement that is still there pushing them further to the right. we saw that wi

hutchison served as the impeachment manager in the trial of president bill clinton.left congress to join president george w. bush's administration, working as head of the drug enforcement administration and in homeland security. his first bid for the arkansas governor's mansion failed in200e won. it was the best showing for a republican gubernatorial candidate in the state since reconstruction. during his eight years as governor, he implemented work recipients, reinstated executions in the state, and signed the law that banned local governments from extending civil rights protections to lgbtq residents. one of the country's most prominent antiabortion leaders, hutchison signed multiple laws limiting access to the procedure in the state. a critic of trump, he has called on the former president to step aside. >> i think he has had his opportunity there. i think january 6 really disqualifies him for the future. >> hutchinson's bid may be a long site -- longshot as he faces a voter base loyal to trump. >> there is not a huge desire in the party to move in a different dir

because he will suck up the wind and oxygen and that will hurt people like governor desantis, asa hutchison and others because it's donald trump's republican party even with the 34 class e felony indictments over his head. >> marjorie taylor greene was saying donald trump did nothing wrong. he is innocent. she did an interview that i saw sitting with somebody inside of a car likening donald trump to jesus and nelson mandela. what about this rises to the level of illegality. talk to us about the case that has to be made about illegality. >> what has to happen, first let me talk about marjorie taylor greene. she looks like she is auditioning to be the vice president for donald trump or on his ticket. if you look at the legal case laid out by the d.a., by bragg today, he is making a leap from those class e felonies to federal campaign finance law. this is really sticky in terms of constitutional rights, first amendment violations, in terms of what campaigns do. hush money is not, if you will, an illegal act. so, it's the categoryzation of what that looks like. you have a trump organization tri

i remember a wonderful phrase of billy hutchison when he came down when i was president, just beforeood friday agreement in the buildup to it. and i said, how is george mitchell making such progress? he listened us out. he was so patient with this very difficult process of trying to get agreement with people who had to give a lot to get agreement. the really had to be brave enough to say this is for the future. now we have to build on that for the future going forward. it's a wonderful opportunity now for northern ireland. i hope it will be embraced by all politicians. not political. i'm outside politics is a former president. i have a love for northern ireland, as i said in my inauguration in 1990, i said i want to extend the hand of friendship and love to people of northern ireland. ben: mary robinson, it is so good to have you on the program tonight. the former irish president, thank you. we were showing you that press conference at is now underway in louisville. louisville police now naming the gunman as a 23 year old. let's listen into that press conference right now. >> to tomm

joined in a few moments by the former president's newest primary rival, former arkansas governor, asa hutchison, one of the few republicans openly criticizing mr. trump. we begin with vaughn hillyard in palm beach dasha burns in manhattan and laura jarrett here with me in new york we see the gate there at mar-a-lago when that white gate comes up, the limo will be coming out. his car. what we're learning about the latest from his social media posts overnight. >> right, andrea we're all watching the exact same shot that everybody at home is watching here right now that is the first camera point that is the exit of his mar-a-lago private club in the place that is also his home. we expect to see him any moment now leaving mar-a-lago, coming around here. we're about a quarter mile away from where that shot is you presently see. we saw a few images of some of his campaign staff including boris epstein who has been coordinating his legal counsel across the country for the federal cases, the state case in new york, as well as the fulton county investigation in georgia. that motorcade, we counted about

they were assisted by other articulated leaders like billy hutchison and don. the labor party was effectively led by al-maliki with a perspective of a quarter century of the strength of these leaders and the people they represented has become clear. other places in history have been assured. i now know them all as friends. the only thing that gives me pause about reading this long list of honorees is that in the dust of my memory, i likely have inadvertently left out some that should have been included, and if so, i am sincerely apologizing. so i would now like to ask you to stand again to applaud these courageous men and women who brought peace to northern ireland with a sound that will ring out for years. [applause] [applause] every true idea and is up eventually in the obvious. peace is a true idea. it must be long to us all. it can't be in some ways more difficult and more. but it must be pursued. it is our task, the task of our children and of their children to ensure this piece so that history continues to open it himself to hope. speaking of children, in

you will see what happens, hutchison cartoon, but in other conflicts affect parts of the country as well. oh no, it's not a sudden change. there's been conflict off for has been destabilizing the last 2 years since the peacekeeping mission left. we already had 3 quarters of a 1000000 people displaced from our conflict newly in the last 2 years or so. so that was getting dangerous and i was sort of dropped off a cliff edge. i mean, we have to bring it back up, but i agree. and i'm always marvel by the solidarity of the season. these people it was but it was unable for and now they've got nothing really to share in the systems out there around. so yeah, i mean, to go, we echo the core to get, you know, in some communities get their act together. we part of the trying to look at alternative approaches tried to figure out how to procure and get supplies in. but none of this is simple. fortunately, if i may, because i've been following dolly on the, on, on her story as it is that i was and i'm deciding where she is talking and where they are today where big moving to and it was very as well,

aisa hutchison joined nikki haley and those announcing a run, senator tim scott introduced his exploratorycommittee this week with several top gop hopefuls attending nra annual convention yesterday and that included former president trump and former vice president mike pence. they are also going to be in in nashville this weekend for donor retreat as will new hampshire governor chris sununu which is considering run for the white house. >> i think now more than ever people are realizing that given the former president trump's strong poll numbers they are going to be looking for other candidates to jump in to spur a new message, to bring attitude, new face, new energy to the primary this fall. alex: governor don desantis who has not announced run was speaking in manchester when protestors managed to rush the stage. >> you have to have a little spice in the speech, right? you have to have a little fun. alex: it was a scary moment but he played it off. the women appeared to be yelling jews against desantis. moved on quickly, griff. griff: yeah, crazy scenario there. alexandria hoff live for us

. >> ashley: hutchison says he doesn't like the idea of the charges brought against trump in new york, but that the presidency and our justice system need to be respected. >> todd: tax returns revealing the nonprofit paying out six figures to michelle obama's former per host with rumors marco could consider a run for political office. just unclear. the foundation by the duchess and prince harry paying $110,000 to public relations firm before the first lady as well as hillary clinton. former presidential candidate john kerry. he is also, political rumors began in 2020 when the runaway with california governor gavin newsom followed by 2021 letter to congress calling for -- >> ashley: a fox news alert, millions of people in a dozen states bracing for a new powerful storms this week. it comes after a massive system spawned 76 reported tornadoes that left at least 32 people dead. >> todd: in need of vocal tracking the latest from l.a., . forecasters are calling for parts of the central u.s. to take cover once again from that upcoming storm system that could be life-threatening. coming days

survivor bray hutchison speaking to abc news from her hospital bed. >> when i first felt that i got shotgrabbed on to somebody. i was yelling for help. nobody would help me. so i had to gain my strength, walk outside after being shot. >> reporter: so far this year has seen more mass shootings than days. president biden issuing a statement following this latest shooting saying in part, this is outrageous and unacceptable. our communities need and deserve better. rebecca, it's unclear who was behind the shooting. officials have not identified the victims. it's unclear as well what the motive was. rebecca? >> such a horror and no words to properly describe the loss. thank you. >>> we turn to a delay in the $1.6 billion defamation case against fox news. overnight the judge delayed the start of the trial. we have aaron at the courthouse. >> reporter: the jury was set to be sworn, the lawyers were ready for opening statements. then word came sunday this long-awaited trial for defamation of fox news would be delayed. the judge took the bench to say the trial would start on tuesday. he said he m

great to have bill hemmer, co host of "america's newsroom" and who is asa hutchison? >> a question i always asked. >> martha: and brian kilmeade also with us. great to have you today. >> the question is who is ron desantis. >> martha: and who is a lot of people. we have no idea until you told us. >> thank you. >> martha: bill, let's start with you. this ad the president put together, other people probably put it together but he signed off on it, it starts with scenes from january 6. it's dark. talks a lot about maga extremists. what do you think about his approach? >> what is interesting about that, think about four years ago, it was about charlottesville. that's why he was running. he made that a point for a year in his presidency. what i took from the video, he's not running on anything he's accomplished while he's been president. so that takes you in to a question about the head winds that could be there for him in a re-election. over the past six months, there's been eight different surveys that have taken place among democrats. here's the findings. 38% want him t

candidates on the republican side, donald trump, nikki haley, former south carolina governor, asa hutchisonid he is bowing out. another potential -- glenn youngkin who had been courted by a lot of the donor class to run has said i will sit this out. a lot of how this race shapes out depends on this category right here and especially the rupp -- upper right quadrant of this category, whether or not desantis decides to enter the race. when you look at the polls, this is where the challenge is right now. >> only one declared candidate on the democratic side of the ticket. that is mary ann williamson who has said she will be running for president, the self-help author in 2024. joe biden has all but said he's running. he told al roker this week i'm going to run but waiting to officially declare. >> you wait as a president who doesn't want a second term because you don't want to become lame duck so you could wait till fall of 2023 to remain your presidential power but it is likely he will. >> one name is not on this, rfk jr. who has declared an intention to run but not yet formally filed is what

there's a danger of nikki haley or asa hutchison, they get some momentum. so you know, he's got to turn it around. it's not easy. donald trump is a great campaigner. they have to come up with a new game plan. >> neil: i want your thoughts on the challenge now for joe biden. you know, he's the favorite, the sitting president of the united states within his own party but he does face sort of a bold-faced challenge on the part of robert kennedy jr. they guy is polling at 14%. the president is way out in that. most democrats, even though they're not keen on him being their nominee, 7 out of 10 would support him in that case if it came to an ultimate contest. what do you make of rfk's appearance in the raise and how that could change things? >> we're hearing that the president will announce his re-election campaign. i think these democrats that don't scare the white house, don't care the dnc. but at the same time, one out of threes are supporting somebody else. so that's a scare for president biden. that's been the impetus saying okay, we have to get in the race

please join shannon bream for "fox news sunday" this weekend her guest will be asa hutchison and michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. thanks for inviting us neuro i don't home tonight and all this week. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" hosted by pete hegseth starts right now. hey, pete. >> pete: notable quotable maybe the best minute in television every week. i love it. many now time for the seven seven. >> pete: thanks, bret. whether it comes to any movie franchise if you are going to do a sequel you have to change things up a bit to keep the audience interested. maybe you add a new favorite character. >> sweet mother of abraham lincoln the prospector meet you ♪ ♪ ♪ >> say hello to the prospector. >> it's a box. >> pete: or a plot twist? >> nobody told you what happened to your father. >> he told me enough. he told me he would kill me. >> no. i am your father. >> i will never forget when i heard that the first time or if you are in to super hero movies how about a new villain? >> killed the dinosaurs, the ice age. >> pete: arnold wi

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asa hutchison who just joined the race said he understands prosecutor criticisms, that republicans have thrown at alvin bragg. he still thinks it's bad enough given the controversy and more controversy it's and possible indictments to come in other investigations including president's -- former president's role in the georgia recount, whatever activity might have had to spur the attacks on the capitol and january 6th, classified documents, you name it. that he should step down. he should quit running for president. what do you think of that? >> i think everyone who is thinking about this themselves has to sort that out for themselves. then the american people and the first incident republican caucus goers will sort it out. it's not fair for us to say that sally, pete or president trump should run. everybody has to make that decision. president trump is confident about what he intends to do. i have equal confidence the american people will think about who do they want to lead this country through what is an incredibly tumultuous time abroad and at home, too. >> neil: there will be a cand

asa hutchison, vivek ramaswamy, nikki haley. biden 67% among joe biden 2020 voters so people know he is vulnerable. i think ron desantis has not handled trump well. last point this statistic in new hampshire is devastating. the university of new hampshire poll in january plus 13 desantis over trump, the latest one plus trump 20 over desantis. it's a swing of 33 points in three short months. >> brian: charlie, the thing that the former president is looking at is possibly two more indictments and you have a rape trial in a week. any one of those things in the past for any other candidate. >> not a rape trial. >> brian: it would be over. >> yeah, all of these political persecutions and as kellyanne points out, you know, they are absurd. they're ridiculous. they're his enemies and it reminds everybody just how nasty democrats are willing to weaponize the judicial system in order to go after donald trump. and, you know, obviously we have seen the polling, it helps donald trump in the primary but i would argue that it probably in the

that is where hutchison, the young guns of virginia, thence, possibly chris christie again, that's what they are counting on. eric: not to mention national security, china, dealing with vladimir putin or not dealing with him, helping ukraine when it's war. who'd you see in terms of the list you just mentioned between the former vice president and chris christie for example, is there one that will potentially break out of the pack that we should keep an eye on over the next couple of weeks? >> and give keep an eye on all them right now. none of them are breaking out of the pack desantis has but he has kind of slipped the margin between him and trump has widened which means he former president is doing a better against desantis. primaries are nine months off. so we still have a lot of time for it but eric, what you just articulate it's really important for me but to think about. this kind of another candidate in this race and those are the issues. what is it people are going to be focusing on? there will be focusing on an economy's not doing too badly. the billikens the job market, can i

happens in the next couple of months, but if a more moderate candidate comes along, nikki haley or asa hutchisoney will have to tweak that in terms of that strategy, but right now they are looking at trump or desantis being the nominee. >> thank you very much for being us with this morning >>> we're back in exactly 60 seconds with details on potential charges in the investigation into whether former president trump en interfered with the voting results of georgia you are watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports. i will see you in a minute amil”" yeah, yep. which one, what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? look at grandma... hey grandma! unbelievable. everybody deserves to know who they are and where they came from. ohhh...cool. this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support. starting at $20. consumer cellular. you need to deliver new apps fast using the service

what he was supposed to do and i think the problem that i'm having here is we're celebrating asa hutchisone nobody is above th law. so, at what point, olivia, d we say, you know what, celebrating asa hutchiso doesn't make sense, becaus he's just doing what all americans should be doing, which is not criticizing and saying and making up these wil accusations that there bee some political-ization o weaponization of law enforcement or the doj, or eve the state prosecutors. >> yeah, and look, i think tha sums up the republican party i a nutshell right now, right. i mean, we celebrate one perso that has decided that they'r not going to undermine the rul of law if you think about it, that' completely pathetic that tha is where we are as conservatives. i think it's completel upsetting that that is the case and you know, i find myself as someone who is a lifelon republican, rooting for him, because i want him to succeed, because it is better for someone like that to succeed then some of these other meg leaning candidates and i think i think it's bette for our democracy. do i think the republican p

we heard things from cassidy hutchison, for example when that pat cipollone said trump said xyz.ness who has testified, before the grand jury, who can say, this is what donald trump told me, when he was pressuring me to try to, corruptly, refused to certify joe biden's win. and, in his book, which i think is ironically titled, so help me god, mike pence said the following. he said, during this pressure campaign, donald trump, at one point said to me, you know what mike? you know what your problem is? you are too honest. that is important evidence to prosecutors. what that proves is that donald trump knew what he was urging mike pence to do, called for dishonesty. that is evidence of his corrupt intent. i say the title is ironic, jonathan, because the last words that mike pence would have uttered, so help me god, would have been part of the oath was administered to him, right before he began to testify before the grand jury, and incriminating his old boss. >> and unfortunately, we are out of time in the segment. glenn kirschner, you and i, we will talk in a few hours on the saturd

amna: only hutchison, the former arkansas governor, has declared he will run and has said that trumphould step aside. why does he think that? >> some of it is because there are questions about this indictment. i thought that marcus had a good column this weekend talking about, she is obviously not a trump fan, but what a high wire act the indictment is. it is very flimsy. circling the wagons around trump is because this seems a rather politicized indictment. i mean, if i am joe biden, i am thinking -- i beat donald trump two years ago. i'm the president. what is everybody talking about? we are talking about donald trump. now with the new york indictment and with possible indictments coming out of georgia come with the january 6 investigation ongoing, he's guaranteed to be top of mind conversation for the next couple years, not just because he is running for president but because of the indictments. while each one of these involves shameful acts by donald trump, no doubt about it, i do t think any of them will result in criminal, um, guilty findings in any case. yet that is what we wi

is it a federal ban thing and a certain number of weeks caitlyn is intervus asa hutchison who pointedrday? what do you think? >> i think what we're seeing is republicans are just not in a strong position on this issue. after the overturning of roe, elections have shown that popular opinion in america is not on the side of extreme abortion bans. you saw in wisconsin judge election a few weeks ago an 11-point difference in a swing state. that was a prominent issue in that election. i think you're seeing republican candidates just frankly scrambling to figure out how to reclaim this issue as one that works for them in both primary and in a general election. yesterday nikki haley gave a speech. sort of presented it ahead of time as though she is coming to consensus or clarity on the issue and she didn't. you're seeing that over and over again. >> she called for a national consensus. the specifics of what the consensus would look like, it's a bigger problem. people can't nail down what voters want. >> yeah. exactly right. >> this will be an issue for republicans to come. will we see it on

bigger home asa hutchison. >> brian: walmart. >> hand it over to ashley. >> >> first degree murder chargeshrowing landscaping rocks at cars in colorado killing a 20-year-old woman. they will be in court later today. alexa bartle died when one of those rocks went through her windshield when sheeves driving down the highway last week. overnight elon musk revealing details of his meeting with senate majority leader chuck schumer. the two meeting on capitol hill. in a tweet musk says in part met with senator schumer and many members of congress about artificial intelligence regulation today. apartment i has great power to do good and evil better the former. scientists say that playing your favorite song can help make tough tasks feel easier. ♪ [theme song from rocky] >> ashley: so we want to know what songs pump you up. email us at foxandfriends.com to let us know. those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: living in jersey, i love it's my life by bon jovi. >> ainsley: good song. >> steve: i will play that in my card real loud before i go and play whatever i'm going to play. pickleball. >> bria

field got bigger asa hutchison, vivek ramaswamy, this guy named president donald trump.the race along the second one in was nikki haley. on deck, tim scott and mike pence and, also, in a surprise move, larry elder, listen. >> my announcement, tucker is i'm announcing that i'm running for the president of the united states on your program. aside from the obvious things the border as i mentioned before, the crime, the maligning of the police, a couple things that our side does not spend enough time talking about. that is the lie, absolute disgraceful lie that the democrats put on everything is that america is systemically racist. it's not just a lie, tucker. it's having real consequences. the police are pulling it back. called the ferguson effect or george floyd effect. the 10,000-pound elephant in the room regarding all this stuff we see in chicago and other things we see mass mobs is all the fathers in the home. focus people on those two issues i would have performed a service to my country. >> steve: so, larry, welcome to the race. and it sounds like everybody. [applaus

america packed to pay for those witnesses, lawyers and of course, we all know the allegations, cassidy hutchisoning that hurt trump paid lawyer. her first lawyer allegedly encouraged her not to be forthcoming. that kind of thing can be obstruction of justice. but this is a very tough area because it's common. it's normal in my practice. i've had this for a third party fee payer corporation of political party or another to pay for individuals fees because these fees can be so crushingly expensive. so out of all the things jack smith is looking at . this may be a tough one to show impropriety. i think the issue here i guess would be whether they were trying to influence testimony in a way that may not be truthful, but i do want to ask you about another case. this is the dominion voting systems. $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against fox news selection begins monday, and the opening arguments will come shortly after in these last few weeks. these pretrial hearings, dominion has had a lot of momentum. the judge actually just sanctioned fox news for withholding evidence. i wonder, you know, going in

you see asa hutchison, nikki haley, tim scott in the race.tantial people who are going to have something to say. i don't think that's what it means at all. i think each one of these decisions were made on rather personal levels. in particular pompeo was a decision, he didn't want to do it. you got to really want to do this. having done this, i can tell you you really got to want to do it. >> trump had a long interview with tucker carlson. tucker asked him directly, will you run if you are not just indicted but convicted? here's what he had to say. >> is there anything they can throw at you legally that would convince you to drop out of the race? if you get convicted in this case in new york? >> no. that's not my thing. wouldn't do it. >> not surprising. >> his legal troubles those troubles have enabled him to solidify, i think, his base. >> look at the fund-raising. >> correct. he was raising like $168,000 a ynu the day before he was indicted his fund-raising numbers have gone up. now, we don't know the actual picture because we haven't seen

when i was vice chair of the national governors association in my our chair was a dear friend, asa hutchisongovernor of arkansas. we actually put out a joint statement on behalf of the nation's governors after the awful tragedy at sovaldi in in texas, and it spoke to both school safety and gun safety. and then governor hutchinson and i designated a group of bipartisan governors to help us oversee the implementation of those of those steps that you mentioned that congress took last year. now new jersey is one of only two states that gets an a on their report card from the giffords center, which is gabby giffords organization and we're incredibly proud of that. but we are not an island. we need to see more federal progress, and i pray that congress can get to that point. i know the president wants to see that happen will continue to have very strong gun safety laws in new jersey and a lot of other states. but boy, we could really use congress to act even further than they did last year. um you know, what are some of the options that you know? perhaps other governors need to consider when deali

cassidy hutchison suggested that mark meadows knew a lot. i'm no lawyer, but when a sitting close to me over here, mark meadows maybe someone who has his own legal liability here where mike pence did. not >> exactly. mike pence very much would be a witness in this, and i think the most illuminating conversations he could shed light on are directly between he and the former president. i think a lot of questions are something the department of justice has had for months. but these are the intimate phone call that might have taken place, last-minute conversations. meadows is a completely different figure in, this and i think he somebody with a lot of legal -- >> since he is still standing next to me, let me ask, mark meadows is a possible witness here. can he be compelled to testify,? >> oh he can absolutely be compelled to testify. i think alyssa is right. he may take it. because unlike mike pence he has considerable jeopardy. here if he takes the fifth, that raises a conundrum for prosecutors, because the counter move, if you are the prosecut

52% today, a new challenge emerging former arkansas governor, a -- says he's running fo presidents hutchison also we had readines call for trump to withdraw the indictment sparks ne reactions from capitol hill. today, lawmakers on both sides are wayne and ahead of tuesday's arraignment. >> it's a very sad time fo america. i feel like other people are sad for our country to g through this >> no one should be above th law, but no one should be target of the law. >> let the criminal proces play out i do think this is politically motivated. it's one thing when you have counsel culture, it's anothe when you have a counsel of criminal justice system. >> moments ago, we have learne that donald trump plans to speak from his mar-a-lago club on tuesday night after he' returned to florida from new york that will be after his arraignment. we'll have a lot of that, an we also have a lot of ne ground to cover this hour fo you. we have reporters in place fro florida, washington and lee, aunt we're going to start as welcome you all with nbc's vaughn - hillyard he's in west palm beach, not too far from trump

question of is this what republicans want to be talking about because i do think one thing that hutchisons true is that for every minute, every day that republicans are focused on trump and what is happening with these charges, they are not talking about joe biden. they are not talking about the message of the economy. you're not talking about their position on foreign policy. and you do wonder at some point, put to the sie, do they want to be able to focus there? as long as trump is in the picture, it is so hard for them to move in that direction. >> george: a lot of fire focus on the prosecutor, alvin bragg, calling it political persecu persecution. your response? >> first of all, i'm sure that mr. bragg can walk and chew gum just on friday, he was in the courthouse for another high-profile case. i don't know, you know, the contours of the case but look, the bottom line is, if someone is charged with armed robbery, and murder, you basically want to make sure that this person is able to be brought to justice. what republicans are saying is that -- the procedure, more serious charges but

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after the after the information, the indictment came out the information of the charges came out hutchison, though not so much, he says, because he is now facing criminal charges. donald trump should drop out of the race should bow out of the race. let me play. what else? why? he says that i've always said that people don't have to step aside from public office if the under investigation but if it reaches the point of criminal charges that have to be answered, the office is always more important than a person. and when i heard that i was wondering what does taking this position do for asa hutchinson? you know it identifies him as again a voice from the past. you know what a different concept of public service and what we've seen in the last, you know, tumultuous decade. it also, i think sort of identifies him as a pretty good general election running me. you know, he'd be he'd look pretty good on a on a desantis ticket or something like that, as somebody who's competent grounded in values can speak to the conservative wing of the republican party and also acceptable to middle of the road a

wouldn't be a very good idea if you said these things, and we saw that issue come up with cassidy hutchison we did. and so we did each of you so where so where is the line? then if you saw something, this is a hypothetical this hypothetical. i saw them, take the boxes out of the closet and put them here when the government was asking that they be returned, and that can a lawyer then say, why don't you just say you don't recall. i mean, that's illegal, right? no i can't say that. yeah right coach, but we think it's very clear that this would be something that the justice department would look into. on the january six side. we know after cassidy hutchinson said. she says that she was being coached not to reveal things that is in the january 6th investigations. she talked to the justice department as part of that, but what is different here is that we know that this question is coming up in the mar-a-lago investigation, too. it's not just about cassidy hutchinson. it's not just about is there, you know, wire fraud or something? thing around, save america pac and related to january 6th fundrais

. >> jack smith was appointed september, october it's been not six months but for cassidy hutchison,sidy hutchinson goes on tv, testifies for six hours about everything that happened in the west wing she points to mark meadows to, giuliani she says meadows says trump is not going to call them off on mike pence because he agrees with the insurrectionists. but for a cassidy hutchinson, do we have a jack smith >> putting aside how we got here, what we know today is there's enough questions of criminality for jack smith to have moved very quickly and successfully to question these people around trump. so, the questions of criminality that are there today that have gotten him to this point, in which some people say he's building momentum or whatever, those questions were there when merrick garland took over in 2021 so, why was it that it took so long to get where we are today it's one of the great unanswered questions of the investigation >> joyce, i'll give you a chance to answer and weigh in on cassidy hutchinson as a "x" factor if she doesn't testify before congress, before the country

person who is a trump critic because nikki haley is not a trump critic >> i think that the fact tha hutchisoni think it is going to giv some comfort level to some other conservatives. because i think what all o those that are talking about this are forgetting is we stil don't know what he is going to be indicted for. i only know stormy daniels and if i were isa hutchinson, would say they may have 20 other things that we didn't se coming let's not forget that alvi bragg did not go forward a yea ago because he didn't thin what they had was enough so what did he now see once th continuation of th investigation happened, that h didn't see a year ago? that is the unknown that anyon who that understands how the legal process works ought to b looking at not stormy daniels they should be looking at what other than stormy daniels coul possibly be there which coul be something very embarrassing for those that are rallyin around trump >> that is what lanny davi said to, on my show. he said the people like jo tacopina, trump's defens counsel, they will be -- because there is a lot o information in this g

eastern time speaking to kate hutchison, former u.s. ambassador to nato. leaders, they love playing the statesman and. they are desperate for it. those kind of personalities that want to be seen on the international stage saying big things. lisa: dealmaker and bringing together the powers while their world burns. it is the theory and the place that emmanuel macron god. it is interesting we did not get anything from the line that was memorable. it is really telling at a time when even germany, they acknowledge potential risk for china, that economy cannot decouple right now from china. if you look at all you manufacturers, they are reliant on purchases from china. this consistent across the board. how much of that underpinning the strength we are seeing in europe? how much is emmanuel macron saying the apart out loud? jonathan: can lvmh decouple from china, i do not think so. lisa: how much is emmanuel macron representing what a lot of companies feel, not only in europe but also in u.s.? jonathan: remember the lead up to the war, italian business lobby, the