a asma haleed, jonathan martin, the co-author of "this will not pass," ramesh ponnuru, and robert costation and campaign correspondent. great to have you all here. i'll start with you, ramesh. what did you take away from this polling that we -- that anthony just talked about? >> a lot of interesting findings in the poll. the thing that stuck out most to me was the asymmetry in enthusiasm that republicans are more excited, opponents of this administration are more enthusiastic about showing up to vote, that's a pattern we usually see in midterms, it is the reason why i think we had so few periods of unified government in the last 50 years that the public turns against whoever is in power in the white house. >> you cover the white house, joe biden talked about getting out into the country, but ramesh is talking about a country that may not want to see him. what is the thinking, get him out there because to build enthusiasm or keep him at home because that won't work? >> well, i do think the plan is to get him out there once this covid sweep clears. but i think the thinking is, we look at

but martine, let's be clear. jonathan hinted _ martine, let's be clear. at this. the reason we are in the situation — hinted at this. the reason we are in the situation we are in is not because _ the situation we are in is not because the system wasn't working perfectly— because the system wasn't working perfectly before. it's because we are in_ perfectly before. it's because we are in an — perfectly before. it's because we are in an economic war at the moment with russia _ are in an economic war at the moment with russia. there is a war going on in ukraine — with russia. there is a war going on in ukraine. russia has reduced gas exports _ in ukraine. russia has reduced gas exports by— in ukraine. russia has reduced gas exports by nord stream one to europe — exports by nord stream one to europe. it's going to have a massive impact _ europe. it's going to have a massive impact. nadhim zahawi was saying he feels russia is using gas and energy as a weapon of war. what did we think— as a weapon of war. what did we think was— as a weapon of war. what did we th

federal prosecutor kim wehle, author of how to think like a lawyer and cnn political analyst jonathan martin, co- arthur of "this will not pass trump biden and the battle for america's future." wow, what a night. you got the fbi raiding essentially, donald trump's words, executing a lawful search warrant we understand at mar-a-lago. this is the most recent predecessor to our incumbent president of the united states. chris, explain what it would take for the fbi to get a search warrant like this. this is not just a typical you have to have obviously probable cause, that obviously had to be this, but imagine saying to a judge by the way, the subject's home is that of the former president of the united states. what would that have looked like and taken? >> yeah. there would have been quite a workup process preparing the affidavit, getting it reviewed by fbi lawyers, getting it reviewed by doj lawyers, getting it approved at the fbi headquarters director level i am certain and approved by the attorney general himself. i can't imagine the process being any less than that. then you have to work up

it here with me now cnn political analyst and national correspondent jonathan martin. coauthor of this will not pass. jonathan the big race tonight's, of course within wisconsin, where is a salem from minnesota. wisconsin wisconsin. with the gop government tutorial primary serves, as you know, the latest front in the products who are between trump, and of course vice president mike pence. i'm wondering. how do you expect this all to go tonight in wisconsin? >> you're right all eyes on that governor's race. because it is a really important proxy war between trump and pence. and one of the most important states, i should add, on the presidential map. wisconsin is one of those key battleground states that every four years we see people spending a lot of time. and then you can see on your screen there, that the trump endorsement, tim michaels, was a wealthy businessman. he is enjoying a narrow lead now they're still about 40% of the vote out. but right now, he does have a narrow advantage over the pence backed candidate, the former lieutenant governor there rebecca cloche.

he rode me now, cnn political analyst and new york times political correspondent jonathan martin, whois will not passed. jonathan, the big race tonight is in wisconsin, or as they say for minnesota, wisconsin, wisconsin. with the gop gubernatorial primary service, as you know, the latest run in the proxy war between trump and, of course, vice president mike pence. i am wondering, how do expect this all to go tonight in wisconsin? >> you are right, all eyes are on the governor race because it is a really important proxy war between trump and pence, in one of the most important states, i should add, on the presidential map. wisconsin is one of those key battleground states that every four years, we see people spending a lot of time. you can see on a screen there that trump endorsed tim michels, who is a wealthy businessman, enjoying a narrow lead. there are still about 40% of the vote out, but right now, he does have a narrow advantage over the pence backed candidate, former lieutenant governor, rebecca kleefisch. if trump gets a victory there by backing tim tim michels, i think it will

also senior political analyst, jonathan martin, who is the coauthor of this will not pass, trump biden and the battle for america's future. wow, what a night. and we knew that the fbi rating, essentially, but executing a lawful search warrant. we understand. at mar-a-lago. this is the most recent predecessor to our incumbent president of the united states. chris, explain what it would take for the fbi to get a search warrant like this. this is not just a typical which you have to have probable cause that obviously had to be there, but imagine saying to a judge, by the way the subject home is at the former president of the united states. would that have looked like? >> there had been quite the work of process preparing the affidavit, getting a review by fbi lawyers, getting reviewed by doj lawyers. getting it approved at the fbi headquarters at the level of the director i am certain and approved by the attorney general himself i can't imagine the process of being anything less than that. then you have to work -- then the affidavit would have to show that there's crime being committed. a

there was some reporting from jonathan martin from the new york times, not cnn, but the new york timesing senior political figures in the biden white house did not know. they were blindsided by the news on twitter. i want to know if joe biden knew. frankly, given the implications of this, the former president probable candidate, i think the current president ought to say whether he knew about it by the in advance from the attorney general and i think a lot of republicans are going to want to know the answer to that question. >> dana, we do have the answer to that question. >> no. the white house didn't know. keep my collins was just on earlier in this hour saying she heard as well as i, that the biden white house outside the actual white house, not in the justice department, they did not know and they were blindsided. they found out when the former president put out that press release. there will be more reporting to be done, but especially given wet david was just saying and how buttoned up and cautious merrick garland's. it specially with something a sticky is this. it's hard to imag

we are joined by two national political correspondent for "the new york times" jonathan martin and alexander burns and his new book "this will not pass" trump, biden and the battle for america's future covers the stability of american politics racked by two years of perpetual crisis. before joining the times mr. martin a senior political writer writer for a political writer for the hotline in national review and co-authored best-selling book on01 the 20s ofst election. mr. burns before beginning his work at the times covering the election wasre a reporter and editor at pletka where he covered the 2012 election and previously was editor of harvard political review. the conversation today will be moderated by david alexrod former adviser to president barack obama director of the institute of politics here inpo chicago. now i will turn it over to our speakers. >> thank you. >> harvard, that's in the east, right? good to see you guys. i want to, i read a lot about the book before we saw the book because you guys were very skillful at disseminating some nuggets there that would be enticing to peo

the fbi is not disputing that it carried out the search we're getting further confirmation and jonathan martin from "the new york times," correspondent well-known here says as of this afternoon senior administration officials found out about the fbi mar-a-lago raid on twitter, had no notice per the source familiar so the justice department is not pushing back on donald trump's general reporting that the fbi searched his home at mar-a-lago. i have no recollection of anything like this happening regarding any president or former president in my lifetime. >> no, there's not and of course the department's behavior here is precisely appropriate. they're not pushing back they're not commenting they're not making any announcements. they haven't said a word it sounds to me like about this whole process, and that's exactly what they should be doing. here we have donald trump wanting to tweet about the fact that his possible krmty is now the search of his home you can't stop him from doing that, but the department is playing it straight. and they're doing exactly what they should. anybody who has been w

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we're thrilled to be joined today by two national political correspondents for the new york times jonathan martin and alex burns whose new book. this will not pass trump biden and the battle for america's future covers how the stability of american politics has been racked by two years of perpetual crisis before joining the times mr. martin was a senior political writer for politico and a writer for the hotline in the national review. he also coauthored a best-selling book on the 2012 election and frequently appears as a political analyst on television and radio. mr. burns before beginning his work at the times covering the 2016 election was a reporter and editor at politico where he covered the 2012 election and previously was the editor of the harvard political review. the conversation today will be moderated by david axelrod former senior advisor to president barack obama, and now director of the institute of politics here at uchicago now, i'll turn over to our speakers. thanks. thank you. thank you. harvard that's in the east right? it's just near boston. good to see you guys. thanks. i want

. >> well, she was on the record on this in that piece by jonathan martin the other day.now the answer. can the republican party be saved? i think the implication was, look, i'm open to the possibility that at least in the near and medium term it can't be and so i would be open to the possibility of a third party movement, an independent candidacy. >> you have no doubt that she's at least going to be an aspiring player aggressively trying to carve out a place for us in our national life despite what happened on tuesday? >> that's not speculative on my part, the plain meaning of her words makes it clear. i don't think she's decided what to do in 2024 in her own mind yet but her interest is unmistakable. >> and you don't think her losing this primary means she's dead? >> no. i think she's trying to frame a defeat as one chapter in a much longer book. ronald reagan -- >> i was going to ask you if you're a believer or not. john harris, thank you for writing the piece and being here this hour. a quick break for us and we'll be right back. a quick break for us and we'll be righ

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