t’m we will speak to a former republican congressman, joe walsh.— congressman, joe walsh.m nomia iqbal, outside the _ congressman, joe walsh. i'm nomia iqbal, outside the courthouse - congressman, joe walsh. i'm nomia iqbal, outside the courthouse in - iqbal, outside the courthouse in washington, dc, where donald trump is due to appear tomorrow to answer another historic indictment. nigeria cuts electricity to niger, after the military coup. it comes as a group of west african leaders arrive in niger to negotiate. the stepfather of a ten—month—old boy has been found guilty of his murder in derbyshire. a new report says thousands of women in africa will die in pregnancy and childbirth as a result of cuts to the uk's overseas aid budget. hello. i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we start in the us. it is the most serious criminal charge against him so far — and anotherfirst in us history — a former president, donald trump, criminally charged with plotting to overturn the election defeat i

and musical guest joe walsh. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hey, everybody. ♪ ♪ please have a seat, everybody. very nice. i've got to tell you. man, i tell you. with a greeting that powerful, i'm tempted to come out here and do that again. i think it would feel just as good the second time, don't you? welcome one and all the "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. a lot of big stories... [cheers and applause] a lot of big stories to talk about tonight, but first, i have a big announcement to make. after much thought and soul-searching, i, stephen colbert, am banning kanye west from the ed sullivan theater. [cheering] i have to. i have to. line in the sand. in fact, as host of "the late show," my jurisdiction extends into the northern half of times square. and i am banning kanye from coming north of bubba gump shrimp. okay? i have to. i have to. stay out of times square. he's been creeping out the elmos. and they

like a middle path or an insurance policy -- it sounds more russia than america. >> rick wilson and joe walsh i identify joe manchin at one point a republican. my apologies for getting his labels wrong. he's always been a democrat albeit a conservative one. so i have mislabeled the senator who now wants to flirt with no labels. [laughter] >> still to come on velshi, this weekend, we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of mind loving hip-hop. for decades, wrap years it has served as a platform that quantico's the black experience with the criminal justice system. and ironically, there's been a consistent attempt by people in that system to criminalize music. in just a bit, i will be joined by professors imani perry and mark joseph neil, and my friend pioneer and rapper -- also head to msnbc.com to check out my latest piece, hip-hop and the criminal justice system, repeatedly put one and another on trial. i am charles coleman jr. in for ali velshi. and we will be right back with more velshi, on msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and savor every bite. to he

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joe walsh right over there. [applause] joe, you've been playing. some covers but also some things that you've made immortal. is there any chance we're going to hear her "life in the fast lane" this week? >> that costs extra. >> stephen: it is like guac a little extra? could we hear the riff at any point? [crunchy guitar riff] that's all we can afford. thank you. stop right there. that's all we can afford. thank you, joe. folks, i spend most of my time right over there adorning the stage with the day's biggest news, inviting the finest, most topical stories, booking jugglers and lute players and laying out a splendid cornucopia of meats, fruit, and wine to put on for you the lavish louis xiv versailles gala that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, just sometimes folks, i snap awake in the woods by the airport, throw a tarp over a dirty baby pool and trap a ragtag collection of forest creatures using cheese laced with cough syrup, then make them watch me honk through a broken harmonica in the deranged meth-head's party hut of news that is my segm

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and joining us now, two former republican house members, mia love, and joe walsh, and special adviser van jones, great to see all of you on this friday night. there's new abc polling that shows that 65% of americans believe the charges in this latest indictment are serious, that's higher than in the classified documents and hush money cases. however, according to a cnn poll, among registered voters who say they cast a ballot for trump in 2020, 75% say they have doubts about biden's legitimacy as president. how do you reconcile those two numbers? >> pamela, i think it's easy. and maybe my vantage point is skewed because i hear from republican base voters every day. and look, i think there's credible evidence that donald trump committed crimes to overturn the election. but republican voters, pamela, don't see it that way. they really do truly believe, and this is what i hear every day, that the government, the deep state is after him. trump is a martyr. he's a victim. that is such a powerful narrative with republican voters, and i don't think it's a narrative that any of his republican

to dig in more here, former gop congressman joe walsh, and presidential candidates, and kurt bardellasight committee spokesperson. joe, i have a multi pronged question for you. i'm going to throw a lot at you. first of all, have you seen any real impact on the race after that debate, without the front runner donald trump on the stage? and do you see a momentum for a campaign for what ron desantis is trying to do in iowa? >> well, here's what we know. look. i think this nomination was going -- i think it's always going to be of -- whether he has one indictment or 100 indictments. but lindsey, i'll say this. republican voters are will not -- an intolerant authoritarian -- to be their nominee. that is trump, but that's also desantis. and it's vivek ramaswamy. so i think desantis and ramaswamy, on that stage the other night, still an uphill battle, but they filled that role and i think they helped themselves. still a long shot. >> curt, to this point, the next debate could feature a few candidates. north -- isa hutchinson could fail to qualify. and one republican governor argues that in o

ameshia cross is a democratic strategist and political commentator, and former congressman joe walshandidate for president in 2020. thank you both for being here. before we dive into the debate, i want to talk about simone's interview with republican presidential candidate vic ramaswamy. look ameshia, he says that the united states should abandon what we call the cult of climate change, because it is hurting the country. what is your response to that? >> science is real. and climate change is real. we're watching greater occurrences of natural disasters that are stronger than we've seen in the past. from hurricanes, two flooding, two tornadoes, to the wildfires that are spreading like crazy. this is ridiculous. we have one of the hottest summers on record, yet we have republicans, specifically vac, but others as well, who are fighting against what we're seeing before our very eyes. and i think this is very demonstrative of what the republican party stands for, being anti-science up to literally watching americans die and sea level rise continue to tank homes across this country. watc

joe walsh is a former congressman from illinois.blican and a congressman in 2020 -- welcome to you all. congresswoman demings i want to start with you. before we talk about donald trump i want to get your reaction as a florida resident and a former police chief to yesterday's mass shooting in jacksonville. it is your hometown. >> simone, it's great to be with you. i was born and raised in jacksonville. look, we could talk about gun laws and we should. we could talk about hateful rhetoric, the governor has done his share. the governor of florida. this is about hate. my heart just goes out to those in my former hometown. we have a lot of work to. do send a strong message that there is no place in florida for this nation for hate. >> i agree, i absolutely agree. i think everyone on this panel is in solidarity with you on that. let's talk about donald trump. he is raising millions, just millions, off of this mugshot. we will put it up there. he's brandishing it like this may appeal to the republican primary voters. keeping in mind that

joining me now is the former congressman joe walsh. he is the host of the pod cast, white flag, which a wall, she's the author of the book f-silence, also with us is jennifer reuben, an opinion writer for the washington post. she's an msnbc political analyst and host of the podcast general vince greene room and author of, quote, resistance. how women save democracy from donald trump. welcome to both you. thank you for being with us. joe, this one is muddy waters, right? because the republicans take the house, and design this weaponization of government subcommittee. which, if you shut up from mars, it, say what a great idea. a committee of congress sort of like the church committee of old, and we target individuals who targeted j edgar hoover people. great idea. but this is not what this actually is. >> no, ali, this is all retribution for donald trump. let me just say really clear the sunday morning, and it pains me to say this, my former political party is actively radicalized against the rule of law. you've got a number of republica

to discuss more, i am joined from washington by former congressman joe walsh.republican congressman. welcome to the programme. your assessment in terms of the magnitude of this moment for the us? look, this is, and the world needs to hear this, this is what america looks like when one of its two, when the leader of one of its two major political parties as a criminal. legally, donald trump is on a heck of a lot of trouble. he will be indicted again in a couple of weeks down in georgia, but politically, this will secure the republican party nomination for him and he's got a very good chance of becoming president again. so where does that leave the us? it leaves the us dangerously divided. it leaves the us on a very bumpy, ugly, violent road and i have said this often — there are a lot of people, myself included, who don't know, who worry about whether america can stay unified. can all 50 states stay together? i think that is very much in doubt. trump didn't start that, he'sjust is very much in doubt. trump didn't start that, he's just an ugly consequence of it.

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here with me in the studio is former gop congressman and host of the white flag podcast, joe walsh. also, wall street journal, white house -- associate professor at law of law at georgetown university -- former federal prosecutor jeanne rossi. i want to start with the lawyers at the table, both of you. jeanne, the georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger testified today as well. he was on that infamous call, trump is looking for his 11,000 votes. what do you think his testimony will mean for mark meadows overall argument? he basically said the call was political and what trump was asking him was inappropriate? >> well, the thing he did that really hurt his case is that he said he was acting at the behest of donald trump. you can complain about how a -- handles your money. but you cannot rob it. so what donald trump did is he devised a scheme to affect the electoral vote, and he brought mark meadows in and helped him execute the scheme. if you met mark meadows did that came out of that hearing is that he violated the hatch act. you cannot under any circumstances claim color of

joe walsh. also, wall street journal sabrina siddiqui, associate professor at law georgetown university peter johnson and former federal prosecutor gene rossi. i want to start with the lawyers at the table. both of you. so, gene, the georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger testified today as well. he was on that infamous call, trump looking for his 11,000 votes, what do you think his testimony will mean for mark meadows overall arguments? he basically said the call was political, and to what trump was asking him was inappropriate. >> he the thing he did the hurt as cases he said he was acting on behalf of donald trump. you can complain about how a blanket ambush your money, but you can't rob it. so, with trump did is he devised a scheme to affect the electoral votes and he brought mark meadows in to help him execute the scheme. the other thing mark meadows did that came out of that hearing is he violated the hatch dock and you cannot under any circumstances claim color of law if you're vio

discuss, cnn political commentator democratic strategist paul begala and former republican congressman joe walshet's start with you. you just heard trump threatening payback. he's been doing this since 24 hours after the arraignment when he said "if you come after me i'm coming after you." and then he goes after smith. he's going after bill barr, who could be a potential witness. is this in essence witness intimidation, trying to intimidate the people who are involved in the case, the special counsel, the judge and so on? >> i don't know. i'm not a lawyer. legally, jim, i don't know. all i know is this is manna for his base. this entire indictment has fueled his -- i think he's a lock for the nomination. but his base politically loves it when he does this. >> but why aren't more republicans speaking out? the rivals, they seem to be tiptoeing around going after trump. and you know this because you ran for congress. if you ran against somebody for your party's nomination and that person was indicted you would pounce. and it just isn't happening. >> well, you asked asa hutchinson that question and

. >>> let's discuss with alensia johnson and joe walsh of illinois. welcome both of you. this confirmation of top military leadership something that republicans could view as a winning political strategy. never mind that the defense secretary is warning there that it is impacting our own national security. >> i mean, look, you could continue to see the republicans using the things that we need to do in order to just keep our government running to protect our nation. using this for political fodder, trying to make sure that they are be laboring the point on fox news, they don't trust the way that president biden is running the country as you mentioned the defense secretary is urging the confirmation because our national security is the top priority. and this is coming from a party that talks about security and talks about a strong military. but will not cooperate and push this confirmation through. i think the american people will remember this when it comes time for the ballot box next year. >> joe, do you want to weigh into this? is there any rhyme or reason for what is

walsh, bbc news. the us president, joe biden, has visited the hawaiian island of maui and offered government support followingst 114 people, he's named a federal response co—ordinator and says the island's critical infrastructure will be made more resilient. live now to cbs news correspondent danya bacchus, who is in maui. 850 people unaccounted for. that is a staggering number. how is the search and recovery process going? right now three quarters of the five mile disaster area has been searched and officials say it could be weeks before they are able to finish the rest. more than 400 search and rescue agents with cadaver dogs are now going through that rubble. we are told they are going through the larger building now, like apartment complexes, but because of the temperature of the fire, because of how severe the fire has been, they say those buildings are just completely reduced to ash and that is making it extremely difficult to search. the governor says he fears that most of the remains, some of the remains, may never be recovered. president biden has been criticised for his response by some to these wil

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