because jim ron conrad, have to go dead and burst into the protective veil and a new charger that have been brought against them. he had already warned them or take him into custody. cued the government of your dish. got. busy dear to georgia, read some of the leaders that did. busy before we did that, maybe i did read it. busy so the concern from amazon. com and as far that the government is looking for an excuse to arrest them. so, and did a very don't situation playing out. and all eyes are on the court now. come on. thank you very much for that. that is, come on either with a native for us live in the hor, thank you. hundreds of farmers in india have halted their march to moon by after a meeting between their leaders and government officials. the farmers for protesting against a huge drop and on the in prices and demand and compensation for their losses and crop. the 200 kilometers, walk again in the city of nashik, but it's not clear. the march will continue for warm spring in palm, the midterm. she joins us from bus and which is around 3 hours from by. so what is the government p

that trying to use the pressure that the government exerting maximum pressure in order to discuss jim, ron von and supporters. but we have been door support that are coming through them on bog, which is not very far from where we, i mentioned i've got the political, a grid rep in the address gear, guys, chairs. i know been you didn't ward again that are all cooked are make your decision that some get me go that been make into that water in order to prevent people from gathering in that area. when it's on the sounds like a story, we need to keep an eye on over the coming hours and we will do so come off the moment. thanks very much. now chris is facing another round of mass strikes and nationwide protests after a deadly train accent killed $57.00 people. last week, thousands of workers have walked off the job, protest as a questioning why the government has failed to pursue safety reforms. your motion with the minimum, i'm very angry and not just with someone in particular with every one they should never have happened. everyone should be held accountable from the lowest to the highest. eve

you can see people congregating because jim ron han had now on the paper to come and accompany him to that court. supported of gotcha. now, boarding entered a come phone day will be a way to ron, and he's also due to appear and record. and if lama by tomorrow, so dramatic scenes indeed. and it will be important to see whether he does get any relief from the quarter de renea. and it will also be important to see what happened next. but there also, nor did that last night on the instructions of the court m ron collins party leader and ran into a meeting with the started days to discuss the mortality the mortgage offer on on how to really move forward. busy but the government still remaining remaining there why and they said to them that he is acting against the law. busy and ron hahn on the other hand said they did to it live and it is because of dad heads up order, the thing that they're warm, let them give up. i'll give him bob. so dramatic scenes. and we're all now watching . what happened? and gord, when he supported the cause will be read and given that they have been so many clash

later on, next got phone with the border and then the relief and started day in dire crisis up with jim ron got a call it all dr. lee. but if you can see the scene outside the road, the adult button, hundreds of bits of borders are still half. as the day goes, dawn day will be more the borders coming and the entire focus of the local media. read it at the international media is on this story. tensions have been running high and just about 10 minutes ago the deadline and right now the whole hi gord issued an order to the police not to carry out any operation outside them on, on the extended day. no garage has now run out 10 minutes ago in the meantime, the police still had water and the judge did not entertain the plea of such spending. that the leader of the bargain that he can solve him. ron ron says that there is. 3 3 that there will be a door to door job. he had already killed the government of getting out the door toward job again, some of the need that directed by the government. and he also said that there may be in the nation that damned on them had already been won. so and did that

has to be arrested by the police and drug before the court go notified dead despite the fact that jim ron said he will go to it by to appeared in that particular case. now also important to know that last night, after the instruction from the law high gord, richard, re, we are right now. it was decided that the senior leadership of the project on jedi can shop, were made ready or target date. i headed over night dogs and the inspector general of police this morning after the expiry of that particular ruling from the guard which day from north gatti out of the court did an hour journey to 3. 10 gmc this afternoon also important to note on, on our new charge against them. the inspector general of police has charge permission . 6 from the local court saying that jay should come and conduct an investigation because several of the policemen were wandered and all port issue in an attempt to camp. also, the fact that on con, may appear before the law whole high cord into, for new cases that had been brought against him. hundreds of fall as an india have halted their march to move by after a meet

jim ron hahn read your james ridgewood being rated by the police. the judge a den door, the police fisher and a quarter fisher to get em. ron condra attendant ridge, you signed up procedure. dang. he had to appear in court and bud fan, although they were watering for him and the police have called earlier tried to address them. so it was unable to go into the guard. but the necessary paperwork was done outside. just the gauge of that your dish of complex after which iran con, left back for the whole. so big picture, where does this leave him, ron kon, in his power struggle with the government. do you expect that you'll be in a position to lead the charge in the upcoming elections where that's going to kill in question buckets on political joy say sometimes not made ballard bulk and iran con has so many cases against him, which shows that the government is determined to jail him to nail him somehow or the primarily because right in popularity and the opposition between the buckets on democratic alliance. and ron font party is one of the most popular l

i think the worst-kept secret out there in the presidential race, the early presidential race, jim, that ron desantis is looking to run for office. i think it's very likely we see him announce in the next few months. what's most striking to me when i see him speak on the trail is really the trumpification of his rhetoric. when i worked with desantis when he was a member of the house and i was a staffer, he was a very different guy back then. a much more moderate guy, moderate in tone and policy positions. and what you see from him or nikki haley or mike pompeo or these other presidential aspirants is much more trumpian rhetoric out there. those words could easily have come out of the ex-president mouth and they come out of ron desantis' mouth. i think it's noteworthy that at sea pac, you had one of the asp aspirants, nikki haley heckled out of the event by trump supporters. yes, the ex. hth will be challenged in his quest to reclaim the presidency. but make no mistake, this is city don still donald trump's party, because they're speaking his language. >> it's almost as though these other pot

have to see if it's a strategy that pays off in terms of trying to neuter ron desantis early or maybe it has the opposite effect, jim, and it elevates ron desantis to have, you know, the last president of the united states from the republican party spending all of this time on someone who hasn't announced yet, giving ron desantis free media on donald trump's own campaign trail. >> i mean, you're right, it's very clear who is in donald trump's head right now and that is ron desantis. nikki haley definitely isn't. maybe there was a little bit of mike pence. as we look at where things stand and we look at iowa, i was interested to hear from those voters who we just played a little bit of that sound saying, listen, ron desantis is great but we need him to wait, this is trump's turn. yesterday we heard from people in iowa who said we love ron desantis because he's basically donald trump without the package. it's interesting that you're getting those two messages, s.e. >> look, ron desantis is young, so if you are a trump supporter you have every reason to say ron is great and he will have time for this, but these trump v

we have the china select committee, headed by mike gallagher, great members like ron whitman, jim banksing it out to the floor. i think it's a very good development that the american people are beginning to realize firsthand because we've got to deal with this threat. we can't just sit on our hands and wring our hands. we've got to take decisive action on the military side, technological side, economic side. cheryl: the critics of president biden are pointing out he doesn't seem to be very tough on china. maria has pointed that out several times. he refuses for whatever reason to not push back against xi jinping and you've got nine chinese planes that just crossed the taiwan straits' median line. and you've got taiwan's president set to leave new york for guatemala today but yesterday here's what she said, she said china deliberately raises tensions but taiwan he responds cautiously and calmly. there is kind of a feeling now from her and from others in the intelligence community that china is pushing this button over taiwan now. do they think that president biden is weak? do they think

this soros back t manhattan prosecutor and his political agenda that some of the virgin jim th statement from ron desanti that echoes word for word what dawn along trump said in response to his own indictment he's echoing trump's languag exactly, which is fine criticizing the legal process, criticizing the indictment, th perceived positive goal enemies, calling for supporters to, okay, i got it saying that the legal proces for extraditing for somebody for one state to another i something that will not be followed a florida governor, trum decides not gonna turn himself in and stay in florida comin get me, florida is not going t allow that process to go forward because it is a former president, because it's donald trump. that could break us. indicting a president, indicting a politician is normal thing in this country trying to the legal system n longer applies in this country if you try to apply it to ou political guy, that is something that can break the rule of law in this country. if anything it is the firs proverbial shot at fort sumter today. that shot was fired not by donald trump by ron des

session getting under way and then in a few hours we will hear from governor ron desantis himself and the state of the state address. jim joining us now to share their reporting and insights, ron brownstein, senior editor at the atlantic and seung min kim white house reporter for the associated press. ron, big picture, we just had a mids term cycle where many of the further right candidates and positions were rejected by voters, crucially in swing states. as desantis clearly considers a run for the gop nomination, is this a smart national strategy for him, or do you see it more as a primary strategy rather than a general election strategy? what's your view? >> it's really -- it's really the key question. i mean, he is putting so many chips on the idea that he is fighting what he calls the woke mind virus. under that banner there's no doubt that red states are engaged in a systematic effort to roll back many aspects of the right's revolution of the past six decades. what we are seeing is truly extraordinary and spreading throughout the red states with desantis at the front of the line on issues like limiting what teacher

look at jim jordan. look at ron desantis.cans who stick their fingers into the air to see which way the wind is blowing are taking. clearly, they think that his grip on the party is as strong as it's ever been, and they are acting accordingly. at the same time, as you say, joe, he is probably recking his chances of winning a general election. it does make me incredibly nervous, though. watching that grotesque, viscerally upsetting scene in waco on saturday, of him with the hand on heart, with the j6 choir singing this satanic verse, watching that and thinking he could be the nominee, probably will be the nominee. accidents happen. presidents fall off bicycles, and people overreact to that and make weird decisions. that makes me incredibly nervous. this was a -- this was such a dark sight, a horrible sight. >> i agree. completely agree with you, ed. >> when he gets to a point where he is praising a convict choir of rioters. >> with his hand on his heart. >> whose actions led to the death of four cops, again, don't believe me,

ron in pennsylvania. caller: david koresh was another jim jones. religious heckler -- religious hhitler.tim mcveigh also spawned other hate groups. we have over 783 hate groups in this country. that's what we should be worried about not people coming across the border but the head groups spawned by people like david koresh and jim jones and i would like to say you also have somebody come on here your program and get the truth out so we can all hear both sides of the story. host: he talked about the relationship between hate groups and militias. we have a question from twitter who says, waco, was of engagement. -- rules of engagement. what does the gas think about that documentary? guest: i try not to comment on other people's work in that everybody can form opinions based on the fact they believe them. for was of engagement i'm not familiar enough with all of it. to speak with any great authority on it. host: also a question from steve on twitter who says, i never understood why a fire truck was not on-site. law enforcement was out there for a week. did anybody not think there might be a

a letter sent to bragg jim jordan accuses bragg of "unprecedented abuse of power." florida governor ronantis accusing the d.a. pointing out his ties to mecca donor george soros. watch this. >> manhattan attorney with george soros 200 prosecutors so he like other funded prosecutors, they weaponize their office to impose a political agenda on society at the expense of the rule of law and public safety. >> of the week and, president trump according to reports that were based on illegal leaks and he could be arrested today in connection with the case. the entire nypd force has been instructed to report to work today in full uniform, ashley, todd. >> todd: alan dershowitz does not think the case against trump hold up, listen to this. >> there are thousands of nondisclosure agreements every year. do you think anyone has ever told a truth about the payment? can you imagine the record saying we made $130,000 to buy her silence and adulterous affair with our ceo? what he said was legal in a settlement of the case. so they don't even have espionage be on the statutory period to turn it into a fel

committee chairman jim jordan accuses bragg of unprecedented abuse of power and florida governor ronticizing the new york city da pointing his ties to soros. watch. >> the manhattan district attorney is a soros-funded prosecutor. he like other soros funded prosecutors weaponize the office to impose a political agenda on society at the expense of the rule of law and public safety. >> over the weekend, president trump quoting reports which he said were based on illegal leaks said he could be arrested today in connection with the case. ashley, todd? >> all right, brooke singman, thank you. we are going to bring in former georgia congressman doug collins and former ranking judiciary committee. nothing is set in stone, obviously until it happens. but, if it does happen, where do we go from there because we have not seen something like this before if it does happen. >> well, it's scary where we go from. this is a case that it seems it's as the cat with nine lives keeps appearing and getting put off. the department of justice didn't want to touch it. even alvin bragg's office didn't want to

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jim antel, same question to you. >> i think part of it is that governor ron desantis is in a unusual position for a challenger becauseof his appeal is that he is supposed to bottle up what republican voters like about trump, while discarding the distractions and the personal vendettas in the things that maybe they thought got in the way of trump doing some of the things that they wanted him to do. but that makes it difficult as a challenger, because you can't really have the same over attack on the person who you are trying to defeat, because you have to show trump a certain degree of deference. and so trump has been able to basically behave one, like unconventional candidate, and to, like trump, which is anything but a conventional candidate, in terms of the length to which he will go to attack a opponent, whereas desantis has had to sort of hang back, and he hasn't really i think found his footing in terms of how you sort of perry with trump. >> he is being framed by the former president before he has a chance to frame himself, because he hasn't declared his candidacy. >> yeah, i think that's the other thing. essen

jim. >> and there doesn't seem to be anybody at this point, maybe ron desantis, who is anywhere near front-runner status at this point. harry, correct me if i'm wrong, how often do candidates polling like trump right now win the primary? he did this back in 2016 where he was pretty far out in front for much of that process and ended up being the nominee. so for folks who were saying, oh, it's early, and that's true, or somebody else might knock him off that pedestal, i mean that might not happen. trump may run the table this entire process. >> yeah. you know, jim, i'll point out that trump is actually in a stronger position than he was during this point in 2024 -- excuse me, in the 2016 season. but more than that, more than that, here's what i'll point out. i will point out that people in trump's position have won about 75% of the time in competitive primaries since 1972. now, when you have someone in ron desantis' position and someone in trump's position, people in trump's position have won about two-thirds of the time, a little bit less. but two-thirds of the time to 75% of the time is pretty g

much and he does dosage about bringing up today from to ron or staying in iran, the head of the you and your feel wash dog has met president jim or him why you see over to runs nuclear program fail. groceries visit comes days after i e. inspectors reportedly found an iranian nuclear cited particles are enriched uranium at near weapons grade level. we have to have a they deep serious systematic dialogue with iran. and this is why i am here. it's been too long. there has been a number of issues throughout the year, and i'm very glad that long last i have been able to return. i think it's going to be more than satisfactory. an important visit terence as, as if your program is for peaceful purposes and isn't for developing nuclear weapons arounds, nuclear chief, one that foreign interference was impacting taglines relationship with the i. e a n a d dot air. i see the engine of i, we hope such relations will lead to building trust. we also want to be able to solve and settle outstanding issues away from leaks and for an interference that ame and heating the relations between tara and the agency. they now want to continue our relati

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harrigan fox news, florida governor, ron de santa spent the day in iowa ahead of a widely expected presidential campaign. the republican appeared alongside iowa governor jim reynolds into moin and promoted his newly released book. his trip to the hawkeye state gave him the chance to interact with voters and to tout his signature policies in florida. everything from bands on vaccine passports and sanctuary cities to measures that crack down on immigration. we recently sued biden over his catch and release policy. and guess what. this week a federal judge in the florida panhandle ruled that his catch and release policy is illegal and unconstitutional, so they're going to have to change something. with the iowa caucuses now, less than a year away, republicans are taking a harder look at the santas who seems to be emerging as a leading rival to former president donald trump. iran and saudi arabia have resumed diplomatic ties after years of tensions. the major breakthrough announced today was struck with the help of china during secret meetings held in beijing and sas agreed to reestablish diplomatic relations and reopen embassies after seven years of conflict

jim jordan whom i predict is not wearing a sports coat. but first up, you know who else is going after rump? meatball ron.rida governor going on offense against the former president. he jabbed about trump over the weekend. listen. latest nickname. >> your favorite nickname that trump's given you so far, ron desangty erroneous or meatball ron? i think even he went off -- >> i don't know how to spell desanctimonious, but it's long, it's got a lot of vowels, we can go with that. [laughter] you can call me whatever you want, i mean, just as long as you also call me a winner. kennedy: well, that remains to be seen in the presidential con educate the. you can catch piers morgan's full interview tomorrow on fox nation. the former president put out a statement calling desantis a, quote, average governor and a disciple of paul ryan. desantis hasn't announced an official run, he's widely expected to the. are these guys on a campaign collision course? i kind of hope so, inez. it's getting a little boring around here. >> yeah. you know, the most disappointing thing about this entire situation is i didn't realize that

>> reporter: well, jim, what we're going to hear from him is pitching himself for 2024 but it's going to be to a really enthusiastic crowd. he's not going to go after governor ron desantis by name. he'll contrast his policies when it comes to social security and medicare. however, i do want you to know, this event has become maga country. everyone here is incredibly trump focused. even the branding seems to be all about maga and all about trump. that being said, that means that trump is probably going to feed off of the audience here. it is a very receptive audience. we are getting warnings from advisers that we're not exactly sure if he's going to end up riffing or not because this is the fact it's such a receptive audience. this has really become a who's who of maga world. we saw don jr., kimberly guilfoyle. almost every speaker here is somebody who supports trump in to 2024, somebody who wants him to be president again. we heard from two major 2024 contenders, nikki haley, mike pompeo. both of their speeches fell on to lackluster response. there was a tepid response. haley was heckled outside of this room. it goes to show you the deepening divide in the repu

ron desantis move up in the polls with many republican voters. that is, if trump is the nominee of the republican party, can he actually win, jim? many individuals that i've spoken with, donors alike, aren't necessarily sure of that. can he pull over swing voters, can he regain a movement and positioning with suburbanites? that doesn't appear to be the case if you look at the last presidential -- doesn't appear the case if you look at the most recent midterm election. that is a concern that many in the party including donors, including other strategists, and even those working with some of the folks who are trump supporters say, we want to win, yes, we like trump, but is he the best person to help us get across that finish line? >> yeah. there's a huge disconnect now between the donor base and the maga base. molly, it seems trump is positioning his presidential run as kind of a revenge tour. i think we have sound from trump's speech. i think this is one that is going to be making a lot of headlines. let's listen. >> in 2016 i declared i am your voice, today i add i am your warrior, i am your justice. and for those who have been

jim mantles, same question to you. >> i think part of it is that governor ron desantis is in an unusual position for a challenger because part of his appeal is that he supposed to bottle up would republican voters like about trump while discarding the distractions and the personal vendettas and the things that maybe they thought god in the way of trump doing some of the things. that they wanted him to do. but that makes it difficult as a challenger because you can't really have the same over attack on the person who are trying to defeat. you have to show trump a certain degree of deference. trump has been able to basically behave one like a conventional candidate and who like trump which is anything but a conventional candidate in terms of the links to which he will go to attack an opponent. whereas desantis's had to sort of heading back. he hasn't really found his footing in terms of how you carry with trump. >> he is being framed by the former president before he has a chance to frame himself. he hasn't declared his candidacy. >> i think that's the other thing. essentially, as this undeclared but all but declared cand

jim crow, segregation. if you are an asian american. the china exclusion act, that's weaponization. executive order 9066 is weaponization. i'm not gonna explain what that is, i'm sure professor ronou don't, you won't read about books and schools. but individuals talking about the weaponization? as black and brown people, we are told that as part of the problem, was negative interactions with police, is that we do not comply. we do not listen. we do not appreciate law enforcement. we do not care about this country. but the moments that the provinces is in play. as it should. i don't know if donald trump is guilty or not. but i know that the court of law is where an individual goes to literally have their day. and when it happens to them, when the process is presented. all of a sudden, it's being weaponized. it's being turned against the. you have kevin mccarthy, you have jim jordan saying, we want you to come in. and they're saying this to alvin bragg, come in and answer questions. that is what the court is. four and i have a bigger problem. and again, i'm not trying to be hyperbolic. but when you have the kevin mccarthy's of the world saying to a black prosecutor, you need to co

. >> jim, you were so skilled at finding the path to victory a couple times for president obama. let's talk about if you were, hypothetically, running against donald trump, if you were ronn of people who may get into the race. why aren't they taking him on in any serious way. why is it all veiled references? or it's time for a new generation. is it too dangerous to upset the base? if that's true, how do you win? how do you beat donald trump? >> exactly right. at some point, you have to take off the gloves and have a fight. they're not willing to do it. they're pretending he is going to go away on his own. they're pretending that this whole thing, that someone will indict him, he'll go away, and they won't make the base mad. donald trump is an amazing counterpuncher, willie, and they know it, too. they're worried about getting in the ring with him because they'll come out bloody. eventually, to win the crown, you have to fight. who is going to be willing to do that? desantis has, so far to me, not been this great candidate everyone thinks he is going to be. he is unwilling to go in there and say no and start throwing punches. to win the republican nomination, especially