parte de lo que mencionÓ el presp expresidente donald john trump. (hablan en inglÉs(.n inglÉs(. (hablan e (hablan en inglÉs(. >> bueno, el mensaje es donald john trump es vÍctima de una persecuciÓn y estÁ listo para dar la batalla vimos a uno de sus hijos presentes en este discurso. >> sÍ y de hecho hizo menciÓn a ello agradeciÓ a su familia por todo el apoyo y dijo que han vivido un verdadero infierno por estas investigaciones pero seÑalÓ que no pierden la e esperanza y que con el tiempo se pruebe que estÁ diciendo la verdad. >> gracias lourdes desde mar-a-lago, pero cÓmo ocurriÓ todo esto y quÉ sigue despuÉs de esta acusaciÓn y quÉ representa esto para el paÍs la jornada comenzÓ en una corte de manhattan donde donald john trump escuchÓ los cargos veamos la crÓnica del dÍa. >> son solo segundos pero estas imÁgenes muestran al expresidente donald john trump en calidad de arrestado, ya en la corte rodeado de sus abogados se declarÓ no culpable de 34 cargos criminales. >> el pliego de cargos de 16 pÁginas menciona los 34 delitos graves de falsificaciÓn de recore records

donde imputaron de cargos penales al expresidente donald john trump.dio un discurso desde su mansión hablo de los 34 delitos penales de los que es acusado pero también lanzó otras acusaciones y estuvorodeado de quienes lo apoyan. >> ha sido una larga jornada para el exmandatario que cerró este día con un discurso desafiante dice ser víctima de una persecución política porque cree que los demócratas le temen enfrentar en las próximas elecciones. ( música ) ( música ) (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). >> rodeado de sus más fieles seguidores desde su residencia florida donald john trump desestimó el caso que lo ha convertido en el primer presidente la historia de estados unidos en enfrentar cargos criminales. (hablan en inglés). >> al fiscal de nueva york le llamó criminal y lo acusó de filtrar información a la prensa antes de que la acusación en su contra se hiciera pública es la estrategia que ha utilizado múltiples ocasiones califica de cacería políticas las investigaciones que pesan contra él. (hablan en inglés). (hablan en i

que habla por primera vez desde la concesiÓn criminal contra donald john trump.clave en este caso y ahora dice que estÁ dispuesta a declarar contra el expresidente e incluso responde si quiere verlo preso. >> es una de las protagonistas en el caso criminal contra donald john trump en la corte del distrito de manhattan por eso quiere ser llamada a declarar como testigo en caso de que el expresidente sea enjuiciado. >> eso lo dijo la actriz y directora de pelÍculas para adultos en una exclusiva mundial que concediÓ al periodista ... dijo que le gustarÍa testificar porque se rey indicarÍa su historia alega que sostuvo una relaciÓn sexual con donald john trump en 2006 algo que Él ha negado desde un principio. >> es ana se estÁ debatiendo en corte lo que se va a en fortalezcamos fue que el dinero se pagÓ. tal cual fue el propÓsito por el cual estaban pagando el dinero a ella. >> donald john trump enfrenta 34 delitos graves relacionados con la falsificaciÓn de documentos corporativos . >> donald john trump alega que no sabÍa nada de los pagos. >> este respondiÓ cuando

solo queda esperar para ver tal cual serÁ la estrategia del equipo legal de donald john trump? diciembre. >> estaremos pendientes, el exvicepresidente mike pence no va a apelar a la citaciÓn para declarar a como parte de la investigaciÓn del fiscal especial que indaga el asalto al capitolio del 6 de enero y los esfuerzos por anular los resultados de las elecciones de 2020. pence estÁ protegido bajo la clÁusula de discurso y debate pero el juez indicÓ que debe testificar sobre cualquier acto legal que haya cometido el expresidente donald john trump. >> somos mÁs fuertes cuando estamos juntos dijo hoy la m mandataria de taiwÁn c tras a reuniÓn con el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes y otros legisladores bipartidistas ocurriÓ en la sala presidencial ronald reagan una muestra de solidaridad de estados unidos con taiwÁn que desafiÓ a las amenazas de china taiwÁn es un paÍs soberano pero china lo considera su territorio y no reconoce su independencia es la primera vez que un funcionario de taiwÁn se reÚne con un alto un cerebro de gobierno en territorio es estadounidense. mo

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what happened to donald trump? >> john the group is called never back down, a question for desantis. if he does not jump into the primary, will it be seen as backing down? >> i think so. desantis, everything he is doing looks like a run, and he says i want to concentrate on being governor of florida, of course it would look down. very conventional attack ad they did. in attacking other candidates, trump sounds like a democrat, accusing them that they want to cut social security and medicare. >> john: nobody is going to run on entitlement reform in 2024. >> trump really -- he almost looks like the push grandmother off the cliff in the wheelchair ad. on the other hand, this looks like a very conventional ad when you say donald trump is lying about republicans, that is going to grate on a lot of republican ears. >> john: donald trump, according to a poll came out on april 7th, remains the odds on favorite. 58% to desantis 21, pence the next at 5%, cheney, haley, all rounded out. georgia, trump is up 21, kentucky up 39. south

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you can hear behind me some of the raucous people here in front of trump tower. >> john: eric shawn in midtown manhattan, thank you. >> gillian: hi, bryan, in lower manhattan outside the courthouse. >> we'll stay with the live shot outside of trump tower where eric shawn was reporting on as we await the former president to exit the building and make his way down, about four miles down presumably the f.d.r. to here the courthouse at 100 center street. when he gets here, greeted by a choreographed scene. two dozen new york state court officer lined up outside the court. center street outside the courthouse as well as lafayette street nearby the courthouse had been shut down and over just the last i would say 30 minutes. there was a ton of media here as well as journalists actually waiting in line to get inside the courtroom to be able to tell all of us what they will see inside. this is what we expect. when the former president gets here, processed on the seventh floor of this building, where he will surrender to the d.a.s office. at that point, escorted after being processed, we expect

trump. we should know this is somebody who does usually like to have some sort of, um, for want of a better term performance in front of his supporters. uh john miller. um what is the security situation at trump tower? i would imagine that all sorts of precautions have been taken to keep the former president safe. so he is not expected to leave trump tower between now his arrival there today, um, until tomorrow when he leaves to go to court. so what you're going to see is 56th street will remain blocked off while he is in his multi story penthouse apartment. meeting with lawyers, including likely his new lawyer, todd blanche, who's going to take on a significant role in this criminal case. you'll also see a police detail present on fifth avenue and on madison with secret service, um, standing by in case there is some spontaneous protest either a pro trump or anti trump that will all just be in place along with , you know, the bomb detection, canines and the other things that that come with that. in terms of having all the precautions and tools on hand or at the ready. and john tomorrow will be historic. but in addition to the historic nature

john trump, and he would talk about a lot of different things and it was very interesting to me. for years i talked to him. passed away. he was a great gentleman. i think it's the longest tenure's professor in the history of mit. if not it was very close, almost 40 years and we talked about things. he said some day three have a suitcase and in that suitcase, it will be nuclear and you'll blow up new york city out of a suitcase. i said no, uncle john, that can't possibly be. the power is so incredible. can you fire up a submarine and run it for years on essentially a tablet running for years. so, when we talk about war and when i watch all of the people talking about ukraine and how's ukraine doing blah blah blah, russia is sitting back, first of all ukraine is being obliterated but let's say it wasn't the let's say they were doing better than anticipated. if he decided to use his second form of destruction, which is nuclear, that's the end of that. you understand? i know where you are in ukraine so you understand it better than most. most people don't even talk about it. they don

this group was 100% all in on trump. johnal investigations, his handling of classified documents, his role in january 6, the investigation in georgia about overturning the election. how does this all play together? does one affect another? chuck: yes and no. sometimes, when there are parallel investigations, prosecutors in different jurisdictions will coordinate work to the extent they are permitted by law. even if that doesn't happen and he's indicted in other places, he simply has to respond and appear in all of them. you would hope there was some level. there may not be. that doesn't help mr. trump in the end. he's indicted in three places, he has to appear in three places, and if he so chooses defend himself in three places. john: among these charges, investigations, he's only been charged in one, do voters differentiate between allegations? do they see one is more serious than another? sarah: it's not as much the voters as it is the right wing media. folks on the right are much more eager to defend this. they think this

named todd blanch and worked as a federal prosecutor in new york. >> real quick, john, looks fairly quiet outside of trump tower there. reporter: many, many more reporters here than just about anybody. not many protesters at all. >> john carl, thank you very much. report>>> the national weather e warning in is a level four out of five for life threatening tornadoes yet again striking some of the areas still reeling from the deadly tornadoes in the last several dais. more than 08 confirmed -- 80 confirms tornadod across 14 states and 32 people killed and awful images tonight and this tornado spinning across the road in harper laneowa. little rock -- harper, iowa. little rock neighborhood devastated we ef3 tornado and winds up to 65 miles an hour and ginning service connected standing by in the -- ginger is standerring by in the storm sentedder on the timing of the storm. >> tonight millions bracing for a new tornado outbreak after more than 80 confirmed twisters in the last 72 hours. >> tornado is right in front of us. >> this ef4 packing windsouthwe- cedar rapids, iowa, for 50 minutes and many of the same

i think much more likely to take votes away from president biden than donald trump, any other republican. >> john: you are right on that, no question. >> gillian: on the republican side, former president trump is in the air on the way from mar-a-lago to new york city, to manhattan, will land in the next hour or so. we have seen this rally around trump effect in the wake of this indictment. he's been doing all kinds of fundraising, his campaign has, i can't think of a republican who has not -- in congress who has not come forward and expressed support for him. reality is, only a handful of, you know, sitting lawmakers, senators and congress people, have actually endorsed him for 2024. >> yeah, gillian, unprecedented territory, an indicted president looking to run for office and we don't know what the legal situation will be. >> gillian: we don't know the charges yet. >> so unprecedented, we are still waiting to see the indictment. but look, this is politically unchartered territory. i think the worry for a lot of other republicans, though, the trump show, make the o.j. simpson trial look second na

stephanie ruhle this was the unbelievable, yet very real image from today former president donald john trump, now a 2024 candidate in a new york courthouse, arrested, fingerprinted, and charged wit 34 felony counts of falsifying business records during his arraignment, no criminal defendant john j trum pleaded not guilty to all of the counts and no mugshot wa taken. the case stands from his alleged role in hush money payments towards the end of hi 2016 campaign. according to a manhattan da, alvin bragg, trump quote repeatedly and fraudulentl falsified new york busines records to conceal crimina conduct that he had damaging information from the votin public during a 2016 presidential election. while the da's investigation focused on the 130,000 dolla payment to stormy daniels, prosecutors accused trump of organizing a wire scheme the plan was to influence th 2016 race by purchasin damaging stories about trump himself to keep him unde wraps. under after the arraignment, trump's lawyers gave their assessment of the case >> and there is nothing. the indictment itself is boile plate, it does not

trump's team said they wanted the spring of 2024, the judge said. that seemed reasonable, but he hasn't said the date just yet, kate sarah. thank you. john clock is ticking kur asking what's next? legally i'll tell you what's next. politically a lot of angry words were already starting to hear some of them, of course. after the arraignment, donald trump delivered that speech from mar-a-lago. that speech had many targets and also many factual deficiencies. he attacked the federal probe into his handling of classified documents. this is separate by the way from alvin bragg. he attacked the documents probe and he had this to say about the presidential records act. just so everyone knows i come under what's known as the presidential records act, which was designed and approved by congress long ago. just for this reason. under the act. i'm supposed to negotiate with narrow the national archives and records administration. all right. cnn's daniel dale is with us and daniel, you have that furrowed brow? which leads me to believe there might be something amiss with donald trump, saying that presidents are supposed to negotiate with the era. john

trump: i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. john the jury for woman offered this tantalizing tidbit. >> there are names that you recognize. john: another legal threat, special counsel smith's probe of trump's handling of classified documents. last summer the fbi seized more than a hundred of them after he refused requests to turn them over. smith is also investigating trump's actions during the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. trump has dismissed the investigations as partisan witchhunts, but until the new york indictment, the man has faced real repercussions on the at the ballot box. a northwestern university psychologist says trump's risk-taking and amoral qualities are key to his popularity. >> here is this beast fighting for me, saying what i feel deep down, and that's attractive. he may be a narcissist, a sociopath, but he is my narcissist, my sociopath. john: whether that approach works in court may well be tested again and again. john hendren, al jazeera, new york. lauren: russian investigators have detained a woman over

obviously john trump has a lot of legal jeopardy, possibl going forward in georgia ove january 6th. s, like so many things do trump, does fatigue said in? does the spectacle go on and all of a sudden we are baked into the cake of our ongoing died of news absorption, wha is the word, digestion gotta get the metaphors right. anyway, it's gonna b interesting's against th campaign it is something that we have obviously never seen before. >> our say to those folks that were just watching what we had on the air, that is mar-a-lago just outside of the trump' residence. you see a sports number of folks, there is not been a lot but there's definitely bee consistency there with som people in your article, you write, ke republicans have denounced the indictment, calling it a national embarrassment and unprecedented peace of power among other things but the charges have not bee made public. tell me some other things that you found striking about the republican reflex to defen donald trump >> right now we are in tha space between when we know tha the grand jury has voted t indict donald trump and

john: i think this is a massive gift to donald trump. liz: john dennis believes this will only help trump, especially in his own party. john: i think it will really help the president with california republicans as well. liz: a poll shows potential gop presidential can the and florida governor ron desantis beating trump among likely republican california voters, indicating some in the party are moving away from the former president. but political will stir -- but political pollster paul mitchell says -- >>paul: ironically, he has been growing in international polling. that is california as well. >> this idea that all press and any press is good press. paul: and the fact that donald trump can bring everybody to his side. liz: mitchell set the indictment has created a tricky situation for trump's republican rivals, who on one hand want to distance themselves from their opponent would also need to appeal to the republican base. >> republican see a democratic prosecutor and democratic city of new york and the democratic oro of manhattan tryin

the nominee for the president of the united states and i don't think america wants a biden-trump contest. >> johnou believed president trump should drop out of the race because his legal troubles are a distraction. after seeing the contents of this indictment, do you still feel that way? >> it's a case i would have not have brought. but when you look, the distractions, you've got, obviously, attention on the manhattan case but you've got two other investigations going on, and so we are going to be going through debates, we are going to be going through discussions getting -- leading up to the caucus in iowa, and all of this turmoil in our country about the former president is going to be ongoing. i think it's important that the voice is heard about our economy, about rising energy costs, and biden's failures in that regard about the foreign policy differences that i actually have with donald trump who wants to have a weak approach to supporting ukraine. i believe we need to have a strong approach to supporting ukraine and standing against russia. these arish an -- are issues in debate but he's no

politicians is finally breaking the masks of double standards, former adviser to ex-us president donald trump, john bolton, said that the collective it’s time for the west to destroy russia’s axis china and for this we need new nato members japan australia and israel, the ex-cia analyst stressed that the north atlantic alliance simply faced a shortage of numbers, but are the world ready to fight russia and china for the sake of the interests of the united states comments by maria petrashka. hi all. i am maria petrashka tv news agency, if nato is expanding, then someone needs a question to whom and why, finally, the united states openly admits they want to destroy autumn, russia china forgetting about that this axis appeared only thanks to the pressure and predatory policy of washington , so in order to destroy russia, china in nato for some reason needed australia, israel and japan, you don’t need to be a political strategist to understand that asia and the middle east. yes, and africa is slipping from the colonial american paws of influence, like sand . that is why nato is being turned from the no

john trump. and he would talk about a lot of different things. and it was verterey interestins to me. for yearpasss i talked to him,ea passed away is a great, great gentleman. i think it's the longestongest tenured professor in the history.rofessor of m.i.t. but if he wasn't, he. was very close because after almost forty years and we talk about things and he said , you know, someday they'll have a suitcase and in that suitcasei it'll be nuclear and you'll blow up new york city out ofid , a suitcase. and i said , no, uncle john , that can't possibly. he's right. be. the power is so incredible. s you can fire up a submarine y and run it for years.n on essentially a tablet, run it for years. so when we talk about war and when i watch all of the people talking about ukraine and how's ukraine doing about baba gresham's sitting back first, ukraine is being obliterated. yes. okay, let's not evenfirs talk nuclear there. but let's say it wasn't let's say they were doing better thano anticipated. if he decideind to use his secod form of destruction, which

john malcolm. the apologies for that will hopefully get back a little later on in the program. just to recap though, for you that we had these charges that president trump has pleaded not guilty to $34.00 charges of felony counts. let's bring back our guest. so we will last you there, john malcolm in the middle of your sentence. all right, yeah, that's ok. so just, just to on, on one point i want to, to pick up with you, do you think it's likely we know that the judge has not imposed a gag order? and so people have been free to talk about it just when it comes to the court case itself. do you think you'll see president for president trump on taking the stand or do you think that they will advise him not to? we're a long ways away from that. so donald trump is going to have several motions. if he is going to file, he's going to try to get this indictment dismissed. were selective prosecution saying that nobody else would have been charged for this offense even if they were similarly situated. that the only reason he's be charged is because you have a democratic district attorney who is out to get a prominent republican who's a former president and runnin

department issue and i don't have a comment on it. >> i bet not. 20 meet now is john radcliff former director of intel under president trump. john, where are all the calls for investigations, calls for blinken himself to resign. given what we learned last week from mike morel? >> well, there should be. your point laura about the media not carrying. it's not that but it was that media was in on it. 24 hours before mike morel and antony blinken's coordinated letter was published in politico, i went on national tv and put out a statement refuting what adam shift was saint that the hunter biden laptop was of russian disinformation campaign. they all knew that the official position of the intelligence community was that this was not russian disinformation. val went with it anyway.cut 11 this was just 2 weeks before the presidential election. they just had to mislead the american people and keep this false narrative alive for 2 weeks to pull off the election interference that they were clearly engaged in. in the case of mike morel, he tried it in 2016. the former acting cia director did an op-ed in the new york times calling don

he's back for more prosecutors looking at his conversations and interactions with trump attorneys like giuliani and john eastman, and trump himself "the washington post" has reported that epstein's speak to trump in the current era as many as five times a day. which means there is a lot linking him and the former president in ways that these investigators are interested in. as for the names, they're familiar, because they are part of the controversial set of advisers who were helping try to normalize, see the ground for, or execute on a coup plot. all of them, the three i just mentioned have been recommended for criminal prosecution by the january 6th committee, which was serving in the last congress abc also reports that smith personally sat in on part of epstein's interview thursday he, as the leader of this investigation, did not lob any questions, which would be typical, but he made a point, according to this reporting of walking into the room. epstein is under scrutiny for more than one thing, but we do know that his role in planning the january 6th coup in trying to cede the paperwork, the eventua

it's not trying to outtrump president trump. >> john: at this point in the 2016 race it was going to be jeb bush, at least things change on the president's birthday in june. david, juan, good to have you in. sorry the segment was moved up. >> we are all here. >> good news. what we should be doing. >> john: sandra. >> sandra: as we await to hear more from the pentagon good getting those americans out of sudan, a live pentagon briefing we are going to dip in at the top and the news, listen. >> potential land routes out of sudan and detect threats and positioning naval assets off the coast of sudan should they be needed. in addition, africa command has established a deconflict cell in germany, good communication among allies and partners. secretary austin continues meetings on the officials in sudan and the state department ongoing efforts. department continues to actively conduct the sent of defense directed comprehensive review of dod security programs, policies and procedures in the wake of recent unauthorized disclosure of documents. toward that end, the dod chief information office

now, the wall street journal poll, john, showed trump losing to biden three points, desantis winning against joe biden by three points and i think the playbook for biden is hoping to get trump into the arena because even if he is competitive, even if the numbers are going to be close they feel they have a narrow advantage against trump, against desantis or other republicans they are more worried. >> biden may get his wish because if you take a look at the latest wall street journal poll and compare it to something that happened back in december, trump now leads desantis, put this up on the screen, 51 to 38%. 1 180° flip from december, and look at this and wonder, is desantis out before he's even in? >> i was going to say, desantis is not even a candidate officially and yet he's had a rough one month of bad headlines, of infighting within some of his supporters, back in florida, one of the biggest challenges he's going to face is getting republicans from his home state where he's very popular to endorse his campaign. >> john: he was here in washington, d.c. and the day he was here a b

strong, holding up the nation's code with honor, those are thrown out the window when donald trump attacked john mccain, who spent five years in the hanoi hilton for america, serving the armed forces of the united states, keeping faith with his other prisoners of war. and then it became a joke. it became sort of a show. my problem is as somebody i spent my entire life in the armed forces, i swore an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, i'm a philadelphiaen so i'm an originalist on this particular subject. it really has gone to where the man has become their version of what america represents and but that america as it was designed, as it was planned, as it was going on very nicely until 2016, they no longer want to be part of that, they want to invent their own version of this. i would call it a constitutional autocracy where they can, they don't have a president, they just have a leader who will rule over 65% of the country with his 35%. >> so in reading they want to kill americans, i got the sense that you saw january 6th as a prelude. >> yes. >> rather than a fina

moving on john bolton ex-trump adviser, what's important? no, the current trump administration.cle where he proposes some things that are completely outrageous, firstly, he proposes to bring the military spending of the united states of america in percentage terms to the level under reagan. now that means one and a half trillion dollars. that is, well , they took it and doubled it even now in america , people understand that the money spent on ukraine is money for nowhere. and here is how you can come out with such a message. let's send twice as much money to nowhere even more. this is a completely electoral story, not for sale, but that's not all . well, at least change the name. well, to the north atlantic, but in no way, but these countries are not attracted by the ears, but through the arctic region. how would, well, to say, it is about this because it is destroyed. one of their most important postulates, what they say, finland joined nato because russia she was frightened because russia began a special military operation. wait for australia russia than scared their creature

as john mentioned, they are, the legal case is pending against former president trump investigations, dealing with democracy. the, the fact that this is a case that came forward 1st. what, what do you make of that and will the other cases not move forward as a result of it? yeah, i mean, i think, you know, as a former prosecutor, you typically move your case forward when it's ready. and that was the statement that disc attorney brag said today. so the other cases that you're referencing georgia and then the federal case will, will certainly move forward, you know, if and when appropriate. but in this case, a started of the clock is ticking and all the players. what chris you, you worked in the trump administration? how do you think he is feeling today? what do you expect to hear from him when he speaks actually at my level? well i, i wouldn't presume to you know, think i would know exactly what the president is going to say. i can assume that you'll have some very specific comments about the process. but, but quite honestly, you know, at this point really now it's about the criminal j

trump and his team been doing. i understand you have some new reporting. yeah johnso one of trump's attorneys told me that they were huddling last night, and they were huddling again this morning before trump takes this historic trip down to the criminal courthouse just over my shoulder where he will be arraigned this afternoon. now the attorney tells me that trump's mood is upbeat that he's resilient and that he's vowing to fight these criminal charges and also learning that trump is expected to speak to the cameras and remember this is going to be a very unique situation where the former president will enter the hallway and enter the courtroom . there will be a camera there to capture this moment and we're told that he is expected to say something either before or after the arraignment. and then once he is inside the courtroom, and the judge asked for him to enter a plea told by one of trump's attorneys that trump himself will enter that plea of not guilty. in some instances, the lawyers do it, but i'm told that trump is going to do it. today we'll see how that pl

joining me now is john ratcliffe former director of national intelligence under president trump. hn thanks for being here. so you came out along with other trump administration officials saying this didn't happen under our watch and some of the white house said yes, it did. you went in and got a brief. when you did, what did you hear both about what happened under the trump administration but also were they acknowledging hey this thing was sitting over sensitive sites? >> well, the reporting that you just quoted today, pete, was consistent with the briefing that we received and it's why uniformly across the trump administration, national security officials, we came out saying this was a catastrophic national security fail your and blunder by the biden administration that would have likely have grave consequences to our national security posture. and the briefing confirmed that. it essentially confirmed two things pete, what the chinese did two months ago with that spy craft was unprecedented. an unprecedented violation of sovereign u.s. air space that our country has never seen an

hard to do. >> john: the lane to replace trump is very narrow as is the lane to combat joe biden.on to williamsson, he has rfk, jr. >> i have come here today to announce my candidacy for the president of the united states. we have a polarization in this country today that is so toxic and so dangerous, one of the principle missions of my campaign and my presidency is going to be to end that division. >> john: a kennedy back in the presidential race, first time since 1980, i think. so at any rate, doesn't look like he or williamsson can launch a legitimate challenge but shows people are disenchanted with biden. >> i believe so, and we see it from the reports of the democratic party, he's the sitting president. i'm hearing out of kentucky the governor of kentucky, rumors will he challenge biden. i don't think they are going to come to much. but until joe biden says yes, i'm running, that's going to happen. >> john: are you comfortable as a president that is going to be 82 when he takes office the second time? >> i told you what my intent was, i said it the other day. >> and i said an

lose the support of those people, ideally, in the eyes of many of them, they'd like to see trump just disappear. john hampton, thank you very much. indeed. i said we've been hearing pro and anti trump demonstrations. been take. they sat outside at the new york court where they full, my u. s. president was rained as i listen, that before taught to august and a minute to what some of the professors have been saying. it doesn't matter what and john, no matter what, he isn't, he's a man or just risen. he's the world president. i'm here because i am heartbroken that our country and the city that i was born and raised in that we have evolved it to such a disgraceful display of hunger power lust, her power. these are absolutely corrupt prosecutors. i don't think no one is above the law, even the former bond vice president. i think what happened at february of so many criminal crime committed by this man is big voted for the people didn't build them out about the new jennifer. victor is a professor of political science at george mason university. she joins us live from fairfax, virginia, thanks for being wit

celebrating this, is donald trump, the more people that aren't donald trump in this race the better it is for the former president. >> john: right. let's take a look at trump as he's winging his way to new york city, i've been in contact with eric trump. eric says his father's mood is good. he's as tough as nails and i promise you he's going to save america. david, what do you think will happen politically in terms of the arraignment and the aftermath of it. >> what we know, john, we will continue to be a divided nation. you'll have those on the right who feel he is being unfairly prosecuted and they will further be angry at the system if the president -- when the president is successfully cleared of these charges, then you will have the left be upset and they will look -- move on, unfortunately, the next trial they want against the president. whether it be when he was running for president or when he was president or now that he's post president, what we are guaranteed on is that the progressives and democrats are going to sue him and they are going to try to bring him to trial for anything. and will continue for the pre

would think it is for any of us to say, sally, pete, john, president trump should or shouldn't run forresident. everyone has to make that decision. i'm confident president trump is pretty clear what he intends to do. i have equal confidence that the american people will be serious thinking about what kind of leader, who do they want to lead the country through an incredibly tumultuous time, not only abroad but problems here at neil: there will be a candidate forum in august. you might be part of that if you choose to run. do you think that is a fair issue to raise when you're on the stage with donald trump? >> i like winning. i like america to win. i like our party to win. i believe conservative ideas matter. i think in that sense nothing is off the table bringing up issues relevant driving america forward. everything is on the table in that debate. i'm confident, neil, you've seen the debates, i'm pretty confident everything will be on the table. neil: because chris christie said who also might join that race a lot of people who might. i'm possibly taking way too many leaps, donald tr

years, what we like i the trump years, what we like to call the fire and fury we saw a lot of tension in 2017, just return to that period, when there was a provocation from king johnust spur kimjong—un of threat and that would just spur kim jong—un to wage and have even more dangerous provocation. so there is an idea to not spur the activity, to do what we can to clamp down on it. what we see now from the united states is trying to get its allies to work with the united states and do what can to try to stop north koreans from building weapons and part of that is trying to find a way to stop the flow of money. and to stop the flow of money. and 'ust ask to stop the flow of money. and just ask about _ to stop the flow of money. and just ask about the _ to stop the flow of money. and just ask about the question of expats because mention nuclear in envoys want to make sure that expats are sent back to north korea.— that expats are sent back to north korea. why? what will ha--en? north korea. why? what will happen? this _ north korea. why? what will happen? this is _ north korea. why? what will happen? this is what - north korea. why? what will happen? this is what i -

holding its annual convention with some high profile names that include for the present donald trump, john 100 report republican presidential candidates have been effective the campaigning at what amounts to a shadow convention for the parties 2020 full presidential nomination. despite a recent surge of mass shootings, the world's biggest gun lobby is more defiant than ever. and our members buy like hell for freedom and get more of it. and when over and over and over again, just weeks after school shooting in nashville in days after a louisville workplace massacre, the national rifle association is holding its annual conference with speeches by every major contender for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. we saved our 2nd amendment and we're going to save it for a long time to come. it's under siege, but we're going to save it for a long time to come forever. but we don't need gun control. we need crime control outside a dozen or so. protesters including 2 graduates of michigan state university side of a mass shooting in february called for a ban on assault rifles. the weapon of c

joining me now is john radclyffe, former director of national intel under president trump. john , where are all the callsv for investigate actions, callsvs for blinken himself to resign, given what we learned last week? from mike morrell, well, thereb. should be . >> but your point aboutaura abot the media not caring, it's not s that. it's that the medi nota is in ot . twenty four hours before mike morrell and anthony blinken coordinate that bud lets published in politico. i went on national tv and put out a statement refuting what, adam schiff was saying, thatwent hunter biden laptop was a russian disinformation campaignthat the. so they all knew that the official position of the intelligence community was that this was not russian disinformation, but they all went with it anyway. laura , remember, this was just two weeks before the presidential election. they just had to mislead the american people and keep this false narrative alive for two weeks to pull offsition the election interference that they were clearly engaged in. community was not in the casehi of mike morell,

trump. for example, the federal documents probe is totally absurd. according to a brand-new breaking report tonight from john solomon, while trump's legal team has issued a letter to congress accusing the doj of misleading the courts and the american people by disregarding president trump's ongoing cooperation with the national archives prior to the early morning raid at mar-a-lago. trump's team is now asking congress to pass legislation to fix this archaic and disorganized procedures surrounding classified docu documents. but i imagine weaponized doj would seem to prefer a prosecution against biden's top political opponent. with the full report tonight investigated reporter, editor in chief at justin news.com, our friend john solomon is here. how are you? >> good to be with you, guys. >> sean: we have a lot of breaking news. tell us what's going on. >> let's start with hunter biden. today's meeting, people are very tight-lipped about about what a lot of observers are saying, this is a sort of meeting that occurs after a suspect is told that they are a target. likely to be indicted. the lawyers come in and c

people who disapprove of joe biden, get them to vote for the republican candidate. >> john: probably going to be trump, isn't it? >> it may be, but -- at this point in 2016, jeb bush was the bygone favorite for the nomination. lots of things can change. >> john: good to talk to you. thanks for hanging around. a live look at capitol hill, lawmakers will have a chance in moments to press a powerful teacher union on school shutdowns. >> sandra: it has begun. we ask lawmakers to ask randi weingarten about the role in crafting the cdc guidelines. >> john: for reopening schools or keeping them closed. she is down playing union influence but now admits school closures and lockdowns were tough on kids as they struggle with learning loss even to this day. >> sandra: dr. anthony fauci is back in the headlines reflecting on his response to the pandemic, admitting he got things wrong. >> particularly in our country with our free spirit, which we all embrace, that people being told what to do very often has the opposite effect. >> sandra: so what does senator rand paul think about that? we'll ask him in just a mom

i want to let you listen to donald trump's exchange with our own colleague john allen yesterday as het this event and headed towards a stop at a local diner in which john asked donald trump about mike pence's testimony. take a listen. >> success or failure -- >> mr. ppt -- >> safety anarchy, between peace or conflict. >> i have a lot of confidence in him. >> reporter: now, the political part of this here, alex, is that mike pence has remained quite unpopular figure in this republican party, and when you're looking at this gop field here, we're 28 months removed now from the january 6th capitol attack, and we're just nine months away from the 2024 gop primary. if mike pence were to choose to get in, he'd be squaring up a one-on-one battle with his former president donald trump, take a listen to two of the folks here who came to hear donald trump just yesterday. >> mike pence is still considering getting into this race. >> he's a has been, has been. he's a traitor, don't like pence. >> he turned his back on america when he didn't want to tell the truth. >> yeah. >> and stand up for what

to hear something along those same lines when we hear from trump in a couple hours. gabriel, thank you very much indeed. and let's go now to john henry news live in lower manhattan for us. and what was the mood outside? caught was very angry early on. it was only about 4 hours ago a little over 4 hours ago that president trump, former resident trump, was inside. being reigned, giving is not guilty please. well, around that time out here, there were hundreds of people. many hundreds were tro trump hundreds were anti trump, and there was a line of police separating them also barricades, which you can see here. it just piled up because this event has so divided america and it played out here in the streets of new york. but you can see now that the road is open. it is mostly reporters like us out here who are finishing up their days. because president trump or former president, trump, i should say, is on his way back tomorrow. lago. and here new yorkers are again, going about their business just, you know, commuters at the end of the day here at now we did talk to some of those people though, and this is what they had to say about

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