>> i don't, john, and largely for the reasons that jonathan alluded to for a few moments ago. first of all, as a matter of law, this is not a campaign finance violation. but i think even before you get to that there is a very important statutory construction issue under new york law. in order to inflate this misdemeanor into a felony, the felony version of falsification of business records under new york law says you have to be trying to conceal another crime. i think the fair reading of what that means in the new york penal law is they are talking about another new york crime. the idea that that opens the pandora's box to any crime you can imagine is unfathomable to me. it doesn't say anything in there about being able -- giving a district attorney jurisdiction to enforce a federal crime and i wonder what the limiting principle is. would a crime against a law of france be ok? so i think that question has to be addressed first because if he doesn't have jurisdiction to enforce something other than a new york crime, the case is over. and then even if you get out of the lingo bo

if you hadn't met john, jonathan, i'm one of the baghdad residents admit that since 2003, there's been one corrupt government after another. the corrupt government corrupt society says a i've said concerning diane. i wanted to find out why center a, a, a, a, a, a film. huh. a a gun. a i knew look under your name, anita dot. hey months until mom. oh you do. you will star coliseum. and as you much going to want to say, let's come on out. okay, i'm all right. oh my, my undergrad diploma. what your ball turn to and he is on to the invasion. iraq hasn't recovered from the democracy, forced upon it. and us troops to remain in the country will be it in smaller numbers. i kid and long as ya see libya. how's the weather? i've got the job is to of a sudden, in obama, probably i shall. we are out in them. you're going. why? yeah. and in hated what i see, i see them. i got into a lot of saw there a yeah, well i love a good why it was has been why we're gonna, we're not the odd. why them would you a little heavier, a mom and i have a i done a lot of them and i love with his i bit of a laser judea.

well then when he had 2 more start to look at the column, natalie had said she hadn't met john jonathan, the world, our b baghdad. residence admit that since 2003, there's been one corrupt government after another. the corrupt government corrupt society says a li, a i've said concerning i in a coma, cool asthma packet on my bill. i feel like i am with holly. and while i do a lot of government stuff there have been especially on it. i still built up our class with a bow class, a american photo ship film. huh. and i met calum. i bought a car. he got massage, arizona. yeah. okay. and you bottle any more laundry? gun. a salad with dr. mon. i'm calling to let you know. i don't look under your name on it. i thought, hey, months until mom. oh you do. you will stuck on decision it is you much going to want to say let's come on. we'll help out. okay. all right. oh my, my diploma. well, your bulletin too, and he is on to the invasion. iraq hasn't recovered from the democracy, forced upon it, and us troops remain in the country. will be it in smaller numbers. i keep on long as ya see libya, how's

illustration of this , the beheading is terrible, but for some reason i remembered this novel by john jonathan likkla benefactor these and it says the opposite, it says that the ss during the second during the world wars , those who had hatred were fired, this is the kind of work for murder, calm , emotionless, and simply there, the author describes that if someone found out, well, from high-ranking leaders , there are also people who do not like jews, do not like ukrainians are not liked by the slav, the one with whom we conducted the resolution work, everything we do is the substation, we destroy the nations that prevent the people of germany from living, that's why i always have a suspicion that from that side we are trying to tell them that they hate and they just live like that there is no emotional perception of life oh man you have to kill how that's how you can cut off the head you can just shoot what we also see you can do like that you can do like that i'm not convinced that those ideologues are still left i'm reading what i'm trying to understand, all these activists in eastern ukra

prosecutor to bring in someone that he promised that he would charge for some unknown crime. >> john: jonathan, jonathan. hold that thought for a second. bret baier has got some information about the charges and the indictment which was just unsealed. bret. >> just coming out from inside the courtroom, 34 counts of falsifying business records. and it says first-degree. i'm not getting the specifics of how this breaks down or reading each 1, 1 by 1, but the number is 34. falsifying business records in first-degree and as far as what cases, whether it's stormy daniels or expands to the other case we were talking about, karen mcdougall and the "national enquirer," we don't have that detail yet. maybe we could talk to jonathan turley and andy about the falsifying business records. does not appear there are any other avenue the district attorney has gone down here. >> gillian: andy, what do you make of that, what bret just laid out, what can we read into the fact that there are 34 counts of falsifying these records in the first-degree? >> well, obviously if it's in the first-degree, then we are in

jonathan:, much is it? tom: it is like 100 something a year. do you know at the currency of oz over johnazerbaijan is? it is cheaper than paris. jonathan: a street race. tom: like monte carlo. jonathan: equity futures down .2%. yields lower by three basis points. lisa: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word, i'm lisa , mateo. possible presidential candidate ron desantis met with japan's prime minister. desantis said he appreciated japan's effort to boost defenses . japan has increased military spending in part due to china's threats toward taiwan. the u.s. has asked south korea not to boost chip sales in china. that is according to the financial times. beijing has launched a national security view into micron, one of three dominant players in the global memory chip market. samsung and -- are the other two. richie sunak's government will try to clear the void of the lobby meeting with major business leaders and investors after it dozens of companies with the confederation of british industry. there allegations of rape and sexual misconduct by staffers.

well, this is obviously something that many john, this particular jonathan dumbass of concerned about that is i won't go into details what happens in st. petersburg from the still coming out. but what is clear is that the ukranian government with the essence of need so is promotes and violence against john is particularly journalists who reported from don boss like myself, numerous foreign western journalist facing jail in europe being sanctioned. i fear in assassination. you have this list, middle voted of course, the peacemaker website. and it's incredible that this list remains up. if russia was the have a list that promotes the violence against journalists and children, i've little doubt that the russian government would take it down, perhaps prosecutes those who put it up as an extremist ukrainian website. and it's incredible that it is still up because it promotes violence against earnest. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. by the way, we don't have the sense of the accounts in this information, which is a ukrainian government agency sponsored by the government. they are no

after the state department repeatedly ignored previous requests for information on john kerry's exact role here. jonathan, joins me now. congressman, do you believe you are going to get answers given how secretive they've been about john kerry's role here. >> it looked like it. we've been requesting this information long before we became the majority. from the day john kerry was appointed climate czar by joe biden we had questions about what authority he had, what his budget was. who did he answer to, where did he rank in the chain of command. as you said in your monologue he wasn't confirmed yet joe biden treats him like cabinet level position. he would be the only person with cabinet level authority that wasn't confirmed by the senate. we don't know what authority he has and it's very scary that he's over there negotiating with china and not a single member in congress knows what the heck, what he's negotiating and what authority he has to negotiate. >> laura: also, congressman, if we keep going down this road the obsession with electric vehicles over oil and gas in the industry, gas powered automobile

. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with john team, jonathan arrow and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. a monday before a jobs report, a monday about equities, bonds, currencies and oil. opec with a bit of a surprise. lisa: a sudden surprise move out of their meeting today talking about possibly cutting production by one million barrels or more. in response to a lack of demand, clearly they have a price point that is very different from joe biden's. tom: 69 on west texas intermediate. edward morris of citigroup says there can be a price overshoot right now. lisa: here's the question --how much does this reduce the narrative we heard about disinflation driven in part by the commodities sector in the face of slower growth? how much can they unilaterally change that narrative at a time when this administration is basically said in the u.s. we can no longer refill our spr in response to prices that are probably potentially going to overshoot to the upside? tom: he was previously booked and now he has something to really talk about. over the weekend, your bond ob

john. thanks, sarah. this morning. actor jonathanors is facing new allegations of abuse sources are now telling variety that additional alleged abuse victims have come forward against the marvel star who was arrested and arraigned last month in manhattan on assault and harassment charges. cnn entertainment reporter klima loss is with us now. chloe what do we know about these new allegations? variety came out with his explosive report in which they cite unnamed sources claiming that more women have come forward to the manhattan district attorney's office with claims of alleged abuse by jonathan majors and that they are cooperating with the d a. when i spoke to the d a last night, they declined to comment, but we did receive a statement from jonathan majors, attorney. i'm going to read that to you, the attorney says. quote jonathan majors is in innocent and has not abused anyone. we have provided irrefutable evidence to the district attorney that the charges are false. we are confident that he will be fully exonerated. and like you sai

. >> gillian: jonathan serrie, thank you. >> john: the former president's legal problems are quicklytop issue in the 2024 republican primary as the four other declared candidates must now decide whether to comment on the indictments. that includes former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. he tossed his hat into the ring this weekend and calling on former president trump to drop out of the race saying his legal troubles are a distraction for gop voters. joining us to discuss is the former governor of arkansas, asa hutchinson. thanks for being with us, appreciate it. >> thank you, john. it's good to be with you today on this momentous day and very sad day for america that you have a former president who has been indicted on criminal charges. >> john: i wanted to ask you about that. legal analysts on both sides of the aisle are shocked alvin bragg went ahead with this and what your thoughts are. >> i was united states attorney, former federal prosecutor, i spent a lot of time in court and whenever you look at the indictment that's been presented, it does not make a good case for felony c

4 hours a day to the fight scene looked as impressive as possible initially, directors john fancis daly and jonathane only one film, they say it’s stupid to start an entire franchise, when they hadn’t really done anything yet, but now that the picture has been so well received, it’s obvious that the dungeon dragons will become an entire mcu, which may even turn out to be more successful than the tired worlds of marvel and dc, it has already been announced that a series based on the game is in development, and the directors are already thinking about the next film, in which will return. the same team of heroes, the authors promise that the characters will develop and gain new abilities. for example, bark can learn to conjure, not only to play the lute. the main thing is that the ding-ding does not repeat the fate of other famous franchises where, in pursuit of an order, success and the desire to work out. they suddenly forget the agenda, how to surprise the audience and joke wittily such show business news today marina kazantseva was with you, see you now , such a girl has come who is unlucky, alread

. >> john: what do you say about that, jonathan. hunter biden is bringing in millions of dollars with no discernable business experience and the enterprises he's involved in. >> hunter biden has private business. >> what is the business? >> john: what is the business? >> i'm not an expert on hunter biden. he has explained them, written a book -- >> john: just selling influence? >> what is he selling? does he own a company? >> i don't know the hunter biden business. >> the answer is he doesn't. >> neither do you -- i don't know what hunter biden does. but he has business, if they want to investigate that, they are welcome to investigate that. just throwing out blatant accusations about things is ridiculous to say, and to say that like -- >> what is the blatant accusation here? >> can i finish? and to say the kushner family was experienced in business, he has failed at real estate in new york city. that's a pretty impressive thing to do when your dad gives you billions of dollars. if the oversight committee has stuff, put it out there

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jonathan: we got a big division between with the fed is projecting and what the market is pricing. john williams of the new york fed is not worried at all. tom: i was surprised. jonathan: he said time will tell but that's not on his radar. tom: i was surprised by that. he is a great theorist and economist out of san francisco. he may be codified the big theme here this week. i was surprised by what he said, pushing away but most people disagree. jonathan: controversial comments about the speed at which they tightened and potential blame about what happened. tom: i mentioned this yesterday, the kind of choices that had to be made along the way and by the ecb. jonathan: the questions change. a few months ago, it was about how far we would hike and now it's about what we -- what will we reduce rates to? we will be talking about the headlines this week from the imf meetings later on. they are making the point that rates could go back to pre-pandemic levels. i've heard push back that. jonathan: rich miller today said there are two wide debates and i would suggest if you say the consensus in

jonathan serrie for us on that. john. >> john: fox weather alert, a tornado outbreak causing so much damage rescuers are resorting to using gps to find places that they should know well. addresses where homes stood yesterday unrecognizable as the sun rose this morning over oklahoma. listen here. >> went on by, 30 seconds, 45 seconds we heard it move on by and then got real quiet and went outside and like wow, like a war zone. >> electric lines are down, i seen somebody's shed in the middle of the road, all kinds of detours, all kinds of trees tooken down. >> all the windows are shattered. there's actually a stick in the passenger door looks like somebody shot it with a gun. >> john: the outbreak spun off the deadliest twister oklahoma has seen in a decade. at least three were killed. hundreds spending the day to fan out to search debris for trapped survivors. in the midwest, south and northeast have made for a brutal spring storm season, dozens of people are dead. download fox weather or use the qr code we pop up on occa

i think you told me, john, as early as bring, how do those play out in team from the? >> jonathanmore serious charges. the obstruction of justice, the coach about a play in the classified documents case. the january 6 cases both the federal case and the one in georgia. each of these are more serious crimes and more serious punishments. so i think that ultimately, they are going to have to worry about those more than they have to worry about,. >> juju: and how does that play out with image versus in the courtroom? >> jonathan: he is going to be fighting this campaign against on the legal ground while he is also campaign for president. >> dan: and he is going to use, by the way, the fact that the weakest case was brought first to his advantage. so now any other case that is brought he can just say, you say? this just another example of them coming after me. >> jonathan: and it is all political. you have a democratic prosecutor in georgia. you have a democratic prosecutor in manhattan. >> juju: and how does this play out against the political calendar of 2024. >> jonathan: it is incr

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>> i should say that the scrip is written by myself and jonathan raman and john, who -- and i, who livethat was sort of a theme w wanted to hit on of, what is the routine? and what are the things that are knocking at your door to distract you from that process so this character is a rea solid of a bunch of artist that we know and all of those things kind o place characters built our lizzy. >> we have a clip, another cli in which we have lizzy tryin to push to get the hot water turned back on in her home and that not really succeeding take a look. >> i'm on. it i just gotta get throug this week first. shouldn't even be here right now, i have so much to do. >> i do too, and i don't kno what i'm supposed to do withou hot water. >> lizzy, i told you you can use my shower. >> i want my own water working >> my show is open on friday i'll be free to deal with it after that i have a show too, you know? they're not the only one wit the deadline >> you know, but i have tw shows, which is insane >> hey, give me a push >> i know you've mentioned tha this is your fourth projec together, it's the kin

jonathan. intense discussions on capitol hill as inspector-general john and watch dogs for the defense and statedepartment as well as usaid testified before congressional lawmakers in a hearing entitled the biden administration disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. as you know they're updating lawyers on their respective reviews of the administration handling of the withdrawal during which 13 american servicemembers died. hundreds of americans and thousands of more afghan allies were all left behind. >> we owe to it the american people to have an honest dialogue about the facts of what actually happened on the withdrawal. and again if you're in charge, i've never heard nick saban say, well, it's not my fault. it's my offensive line's fault. no. as the leader you actually take some ownership. >> ah but perhaps say worst of all say critics on top of the loss of life and abandonment of people and potentially billions in material is the level of fraud and waste since the withdrawal which they say continues to this day with no accountability or end in sight. >> the world by trust fund has not been

. >> john: former miami police detective will join us next hour. jonathan serrie is live in miami with more on the developing story. what kind of progress are investigators making? >> the sheriff says he has 15 investigators assigned to the case and have both digital and physical evidence. >> the information we are receiving right now, yes, there is multiple suspects, at least the information which we are being given. >> the sheriff says there is strong information to suggest it's tied to low level poorly organized gangs. the investigation began thursday with the discovery of a 16-year-old shooting victim near a rural construction site. injuries so severe she could not speak with deputies or provide information before she died in the hospital. the victim later identified add layla silvernail had been an avid softball player, her women's tournament issued a statement saying layla was a caring young lady, amazing athlete and cherished teammate. known for uplifting new and younger teammates and encouraging them to play hard and believe in themselves. on saturd

john, nice to see you. but this is a crowd jonathan, it is so amazing to me. see more of the crowd, people looking around going, is it okay, can we laugh, is that okay, i completely said that. these cumulus people with no self deprecation. this is the crowd that, in high school, they weren't really funny, they couldn't land a joke, they weren't really good dancers. this is the un-fun crowd and now they are furious about it. they are aware of it. since there really is no policy on that side of things, they're retort is cruelty. i don't look to that crowd. if you had put roy would at the beacon theater, it would have been uproariously funny. if you have no sense of humor. there's no sense of self deprecation, no sense of humor about themselves. none. >> you know, next year george, i'm gonna move heaven and earth to get you down here so that you can be in the room and see what it is really like. in little time that we have left. this week we lost a great, we lost harry belafonte and you wrote a very moving piece with the headline, the gifts he gave me, the singer

tom: your experience on brexit, john lived it more than anyone that morning. jonathan it that month. tom: i was breakfasting while you were. jonathan: i am well aware. 92% still active? seems high. seriously? it's just a bike. wait. they make a treadmill with an intuitive speed knob? yeah. want to try? 92% stick with it, so can you. start a 30-day home trial today. terms apply. i screwed up. home trial today. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! woo! i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. >> the banking crisis as a crisis of the banking system. this was a banking tremor. >> the worries about large banks is over, they are resilient. >> it looks like we are on the

jonathan john, does he ever does somebody ever say to him? you are under arrest. when is he technically under arrest? does he get fingerprinted does there is there a mug shot, so he's going to meet a district attorney's investigator? not in new york city police detective. this is a civilian investigator who works for the d a s office who has law enforcement powers carries a badge and a gun. often they're retired police officers and that somebody who is going to be the arresting officer. first in american history for a former president of the united states. and think of the bizarre moment that you've just set up, which is someone has to say. mr president, you're under arrest, and you know, then they have to take his prints to the processing. wait for the prince to come back. the rest is kind of a routine process. just nothing routine about it for former president but routine. do we know about a mug shot? do we know for a fact there will be fingerprints, so there will be fingerprints. that's how you get into the system with the new york state department of criminal

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announcer: this is bloomberg surveillance with john keene, tom offend pharaoh and lisa abramowicz. -- tom keene, jonathanerro and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: good morning. i'm jonathan ferro. equity futures -6/10 of 1% on the s&p, wrapping up bank earnings for the major players on wall street letter this morning with morgan stanley and the next couple of hours. after the close yesterday, a focus on the regionals. let's focus on the regionals right now. west alliance in the premarket up by 16%. a little bit later after the close, then onto first republic this coming monday. we've got to talk about this. so far, so good for the regionals. never mind the big players. weston alliance yesterday reporting profit better-than-expected and posits recovering slowly. tom: moments ago, it was the same thing. leading with the positive information. you see it in the market this morning. we don't need to do the data check right now, but this is under the radar in the new zeitgeist.i agree with you , this is good news, calling news by the regional banks. jonathan: lisa, calling this one a significant win for the bank. li

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john, you covered this for years. that was stunning. jonathanat is interesting about the recent reporting is how quickly they got in touch. i was like, this might be in the cards. they were basically preparing this ahead of time. lisa: he was in advanced talks about this and then all of a sudden, the swiss national bank says they were minutes away from bankruptcy, potentially. tom: i am at your take is that it is more cultural than we think. i do not really understand the swiss take on this. jonathan: i'm sure every time we come on tv, the swiss people hate it. you bump into somebody and they say, i could not care less. lisa: we should bring somebody on and ask them about it. this is a banking culture and now they have one after losing the other. tom: they are up 12% off the bottom and up five, maybe 6% in recovery. the market, i would suggest, is lacking this in some form of recovery. lisa: the fact that the bonds have almost recovered entirely -- are we looking at credit cease? it is idiosyncratic with respect to the banking industry. it is di

jonathan: but we saw this before at the federal level, when john lewis, after a mass shooting, went tof representatives flanked by democrats, and led a sit-in on the house for. -- floor. they could have been arrested, but they were not because there was judgment. there was real leadership in the speaker at the time. amna: we will leave it there, but i guarantee you we will be talking about this again. thank you both for joining the conversation. thank you. ♪ amna: as the cia marks its 75th anniversary, it gave us a rare peek into its newly renovated museum. the space is for its own officers, it'not open to the public. and it displays mementos from some of the agency's most clandestine operations. nick schifrin got a tour for our arts and culture series, canvas. nick: in a working hallway in one of the world's most clandestine buildings, the new cia museum, begins with one of the u.s.'s single worst intelligence failures. >> the attacks on pearl harbor are definitely something our organization could look at and say, we need to make sure this never happens again. nick: janel is the deput

now let's bring in abc is jonathan karl, who will be hosting this week later on, john great to have you that story. i mean, these two lawmakers, they have a big name for themselves on a national safe. what are the implications from this? i mean, first of all, they have now become two of the most prominent spokespeople for the issue of gun violence in the nation. these guys and by the way, is there any doubt that they're going to be back in the tennessee house representatives either appointed or elected or both reelected. so look whatever republicans were trying to do by expelling them absolutely backfired. all right. we will see what happens with that now. in the meantime, we are less than a week since donald trump's arraignment. he's using this moment to fuel his campaign. but where do voters stand? and is there any real fallout for the former president? well you know they conventional wisdom, certainly among republicans and also a lot a lot of democrats as well as that. effectively what the prosecutor did hear what bragg did was insured that donald trump will win the republican nomina

jonathan serrie is live in palm beach, with the latest. quest good evening, johne new york arrangement approaching from the president trump spent much of the weekend golfing here in south florida. supporters spotted him traveling between international golf club at west palm beach and has our lotto estate here in palm beach on a social platform should trump the rights i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support you have given me against this assault on our nation. although the newark indictment remains under seal it is believed to center an alleged hush money payments made during election campaign the former president's lawyers are expressing optimism going into tuesday's court hearing. looks this case it seems like what we are guessing the indictment will look like as it will have legal frailties that will be subjected to a very legitimate motion to dismiss early on. quick speaking at a conservative form on long island for the governor desantis did not mention mr. trump by name but said if the allegations against him are true, they are no more than misdem

jonathan wackrow, thank you so much for giving us all those details. john. the washington post reports. the justice department has obtained new evidence suggesting possible obstruction by donald trump what that means for the ongoing investigations into the former president, plus at least 32 people are dead after violent storms battered the south and midwest areas, bracing for yet another round of severe weather. and russian officials have arrested a woman accused of bombing the bombing at a st petersburg cafe what her husband is saying about her role in the attack. okay everyone. our mission is completete, balanced nutrition together, wewe provide nutrients to support immune, muscle bone and heart health, 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 g of protein. my most important kitchen too, my brain choose new ava plus, unlike some others, arevalus is a multitaer supporting six key indicators of brain health. keep me sharp, areva think bigger. got to re sensitive didn't get that funny. you need a hug. you also need consumer self exact same coverag

jonathan is very good to see you, joey. thank you so much, john. alright house speaker kevin mccarthy's set to speak with the president of taiwan china now condemning the move, and finland officially the 31st member of nato, something russia has long feared. so how is russia responding? that's ahead. good morning, everyone we do begin with breaking news. joining us now are two lawmakers from different sidides of the aisle also live in ukraine, drdr sanjay gupta award in denver. yo need to deliver new as fast using the services y want inhe clouds of your cice with flexible multi cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control. vm ware helps you innovate and grow. i can't believe this is how you kids talk to your friends. this is talking. did you have a nice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp. enormous for shrimp. what she's talking. my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and no matter how much i paid followed me everywhere. high interest felt tracks. so i broke up with my credit

john in mississippi, democrat. caller: i am jonathan thomas from the mississippi delta.learly every president is expected to run for a second term. they are talking about stressful for president biden, of course. after making the first term, the second term is a term. i say, let's go joe. thank you. host: back in lewisville, texas. mcgrath. -- democrat. caller: i appreciate you taking my call. in the political arena right now, democrats, republicans, independents but there is one thing we are forgetting about political issues. if we watch history, presidents -- president trump is when the most crimes against black people occurred. how can you guys sit back and say, we are going to vote for this guy? a man who can say that i could stand out and she whoever and nobody -- and shoot whoever and nobody cares? seriously. america needs a president -- joe biden has done nothing wrong. a president is not just a president. he has backup and orders. cannot just say, i am going to do this. he has people behind. thank you. host: that is our last call for this segment. thank everybody

john in mississippi, democrat. caller: i am jonathan thomas from the mississippi delta.learly every president is expected to run for a second term. they are talking about stressful for president biden, of course. after making the first term, the second term is a term. i say, let's go joe. thank you. host: back in lewisville, texas. mcgrath. -- democrat. caller: i appreciate you taking my call. in the political arena right now, democrats, republicans, independents but there is one thing we are forgetting about political issues. if we watch history, presidents -- president trump is when the most crimes against black people occurred. how can you guys sit back and say, we are going to vote for this guy? a man who can say that i could stand out and she whoever and nobody -- and shoot whoever and nobody cares? seriously. america needs a president -- joe biden has done nothing wrong. a president is not just a president. he has backup and orders. cannot just say, i am going to do this. he has people behind. thank you. host: that is our last call for this segment. thank everybody

tennessee state representative justin jones representative johns, thank yo so much for coming to th saturday show. >> thank you so much for havin me, jonathan it's great to be here. >> you've sportier district, you cannot be reappointed. do you believe the republica super majority vote but will vote to see you? what is your next move >> we are dealing with a bod that is burned the constitution we see that they don't have an regard for democracy that's gonna be a question, -- he was the extremist republica speaker who had stay control tennessee. the members of the staff expressed that they may not se that we know that the voters will b there. we are waiting to see what happens next >> like so many with a power i history, tennessee republicans are trying to stamp out an marginalized those shows they have inadvertently give power. do you think this national attention will change things i tennessee? >> things are changing i tennessee. even in a span of 40 hours the republican supermajority was operated without any accountability people were shocked an outraged but for us, that is just another day at the tennessee general assembly what is changi

. >> i should say that the script was written by myself, and jonathan raymond, and john, wh -- and i, to work, and getting out and what other distractions of life are, you know, that was sort of a theme we wanted to hit on. yeah, what is the routine, and what are the friends knocking at your door to distract you from that process. and so, this character is a real salad of artists that we know. and so, all of those things kind of places, and characters kind of built us. >> we have a push to get the hot water turned back on and not really succeeding. take a look. >> i'm on it. just got to get through the script first. shouldn't even be here right now. >> i do too, and i'm not sure what i do with hot water. >> i told you, you can use my shower. >> i want my own water working. >> my show is open on friday, i will be free after that. >> i have a show too you know? that is the only one with a deadline. >> i know, but i have two shows, which is insane. hate. push >> i know you mentioned this is your fourth project together. it is the kind of thing you don't even have to look at the script. s

jonathan guy. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking all the powers that be they risk everything john, don't dar, asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile with too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the far behind the past. they look for their mission. people need to know what is happening in our series guardians of truth watch now on youtube, d. w documentary. ah ah. business dw news live from berlin, china. he believes precision strikes on taiwan. chinese war shapes and fights jets happened. cycle the island on the 2nd day of military exercises aging calls. the drills eastern wanting to the island after its precedence that the united states also in the program israel launch is asked.

my name is jonathan guy, and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking all the powers that be they risk everything. john de dar asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future of our country, for the people who are behind the past. this is for the people and need to know what is happening in our series guardians of truth watch. now, on youtube, d. w documentary ah ah, this is d w sly from berlin. a dramatic day as former us president donald trump faces criminal charges. and i never thought anything like this could happen in america. never thought it could happen. the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly.

i'm joined now by nbc senior national politics reporter jonathan allen also tireless and jacket but i is the weekend, we will allo it john, you've been following th nra convention in indianapolis took place days after the mass shootings in nashville and louisville what's your biggest take awa from the convention so far >> the biggest takeaway is tha the nra. even though it has lost some power overtime has had scandal, has had lawsuit leadership has bee embarrassed publicly despite all of that, it remain a powerful conduit between political leaders and gu rights activists you saw all these presidential candidates i was there on friday. -- whether it's donald trump, mik pence, the governor sout dakota or people from - the sanders and nikki hale among them pledged their loyalty to not just the national rifl association but basically an -- diminished an unrestricted second amendment - >> you were there on friday. i notice this too. kind of interesting. the former vice president mike pence was greeted with quote a mix of lusty boos. and generous applause as the convention which was held in his home city. he had previously ser

joining me now is nbc news national politics reporter john allen, he's also th coauthor of the book lucky, ho joe biden barely won the presidency jonathan, good to see you again, my friend. i have to ask you about th politics of this donald trump is making a lot o money. a lot of fundraising off of hi indictment but, politically, what i expected to happen since tha indictment has come down >> i think it is a short ter versus long term question. the short term, you have see republican leaders rally aroun donald trump we have seen with news of this indictment hanging over him, him consolidating report of th republican primary fro president of the united states in 2024. the question is whether number one, if that does help him win the nomination, whether it als pushes people away from him in the general election, meanin the independents, al republicans, that of course, remains to be seen but the polling suggest that that may be the case and of course, there is th midterm. at the mid range of all of this, which is as that republica primary progresses, would this indictment or possible other indictments or possibl convictions put too much ba

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abc news chief washington correspondent jonathan karl has the latest. good morning, john.ood morning, michael. the wall street journal, which is owned by the same company that owns fox news, is out with a detailed accounting for the reasons tucker carlson was fired. according to the paper, one key factor was crudely offensive language that he made towards women, language that came to light when he was forced to turn over his text messages as part of the dominion lawsuit. one particularly crude insult that he directed towards a female executive at the company was redact before those messages were made public. carlson according to the paper, didn't like that quote. he told his colleagues that he wanted the world to know what he had said about the executive in a private message, mr. carlson said comments he had made about former president donald trump that he hated him passionately, that were in the court documents were said during a momentary spasm of anger. while the dislike of this executive was deep and enduring, the company became concerned that if those messages, the un