former bush white house advisor, karl rove karl rove., one williams, and host of the jason rantz show, it would only be jason rantz. guys, welcome. good have you with us is morning. let's put it, he runs away with 62% to ron desantis a distant second. pair a johnson, not going to lie, had to google him, 5%. a nikki haley at 3%. karl, you have talked about who the nominee should or shouldn't be or may or may not be. this is just one slice, and we knew it was going to go this way, but our polling last week show the president trump continues to dominate the primary field. >> karl: he's the front runner. it's interesting, july 21, he was 70% at cpac, and august 22 in dallas at cpac he was 69%, and that he 60%. >> shannon: 62%. >> karl: 62%, excuse me. this is trump-fest, let's be clear. but look, he's the front runner. the question is going to be if he's the front runner in early 2024 or if he's going to be slipping in some of the early states. early states are indicating -- new hampshire, for example, and nevada -- there's polling that indi

doctor spaulding knowing what know about karl marx and joseph stalin would karl marx have approved of josef stalin's actions? that's an excellent question about if marx got on in his time machine, what would he have thought if he showed up? i think part of it is when would he have shown up? would he would he would he have been in the gulag himself or would he have been in a party meeting where he talk about the very important ways in which we are spreading communism? that to me would be a big question to this. would he know everything? would he know what lenin, who idolized him had done? would he would he say, okay, yes, i want communism so much. and i did say i did say i wrote it. i wrote it that there would be violence necessary is this what i meant? now that part, i don't know. but there is so much in marxism as an which really helps lenin do what he does and stalin do what he did and mao do what he did and all the others that we can talk about. so, you know, he might be proud some ways for what he would have, you know, contributed to. have you ever seen communism adopted by a majo

karl, kelly and mark. great panel. thanks for coming in today.ll have more to talk about the months roll forward and the nomination process gets fired up. talk about a fiery story. did you see this memo from dr. fauci over the weekend? we have spoke with david asher. he was at the state department. the former top investigator in to the origins of covid before the administration change and it all went out the window. all the hard work that hey had done. so what about dr. fauci's role in prompting this memo that told everybody nothing to see here at the wuhan lab and he did the final edit on it and talk about it as if it was a completely independent study. >> if you're trying to get at me as a public health official an a scientist, you're really attacking not only dr. anthony fauci, you're attacking science. hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there's a

we saw that there is very little organic matter in lake by karl. so the competition between the many and demi species is fierce, so everything gets eaten up. so michael has a system of biological cell purification used to be given to that. so this is why the lakes water has stayed uniquely pure from millions of years. in some areas, however, human influence has exceeded the system's ability to purify itself through their leading to various crises just through this mostly affects shallow arms or isolated parts of the lake on it. but thank god, so far by karl has managed to mitigate all the problems humans have created around peculiar climate change. it's a big trigger for a lot of people. how does climate change affects life? hearing, bye call. but though it's gotta, for goldsboro global warming is a funny thing to talk about when you're at lake by carl in winter, you see bicycle is a territory with a strongly continental climate. so the negative a thanks have global climate change. i felt here more than anywhere else from our now we see more climat

for this , karl was given the main tribune in germany .ne in the bundestag and the king tried to deliver most of the speech. not without tension, but in the language of goethe, exactly in germany. the united kingdom took on an important role, leaders, as the main european donors to ukraine, we reacted decisively and made decisions that seemed impossible some time ago, the decision of germany to provide such a massive military support to ukraine is regarded around the world as a very bold and important step, which we salute in the face of most of the deputy corps karl found grateful listeners. ukraine has long been a cross-cutting topic in the german parliament on the eve of the profile committee. approved the package additional financial assistance of 12 billion euros. the third is the amount. ukraine will receive this year. the rest of the following, against this background, the negotiations of the authorities and employers with the transport trade union and the association of civil servants failed, the demand to index wages by 10.5% duri

jon karl's new reporting tonight.nwhile, trump's likely opponent on the republican side, ron desantis, and is an interview tonight. after he said supporting ukraine was not in the interest of the u.s., what he is saying now. also tonight, news on desantis and a potential plan to extend florida's "don't say gay" policies in schools all the way to the 12th grade. rachel scott reporting tonight. the war in ukraine and horrific video this morning to make evening showing a missile strike targeting an apartment complex. and drones exploding and attacking a dorm near new to the elements suspicious death that the nation learned of during the murdaugh case. the death of a teenager, the former classmate of the surviving son, buster murdaugh, never with homicide. a warning on some common eye drops, the cdc now saying they have led to more deaths and blindness. also tonight, beloved acted dick van dyke in a car accident, it will have the latest. and the creator of the west wing, aaron sorkin, on his stroke and what he has learned

i will leave you then there's it's sheer size by karl is simply so big that unique species conform in different parts of the lake. yet the source on exam live closer to the surface for some live at the coastline rather some in the extreme depths. 1.5 kilometers down are by col is 1642 meters deep herb. or even at the deepest points because unique life forms exist may be to go. species in those biomes are not alike will be and the more buried habitat you have, the more diverse, the foreigner call it, that that's the reason. so many species exist in the lake and we suspect the surface has barely been scratched. good girl, conservative estimate, suggest only half of all life forms in the lake have been discovered while some cobra, while optimistic estimates suggest only a 10th unknown to us up the misty reduced us. so we hear about environmental crisis here. my call from time to time. you've heard that the lake can actually clean itself. how does that work? ah, good, i'm a go to improve. when we talk about the environmental crisis around by cow, it was we have to understand that michael

assistant commandant of the camp of soviet prisoners of war in the city of bobruisk captain langut karl but the trial in january 1946 november 4 or 5, 1941 came to me commandant of the camp lieutenant colonel reder and said that he should talk to me and demanded that i give my word that i would not tell anyone about this conversation. after that, the reddar said that the command refused to give transport, for prisoners of war to germany, all prisoners of war died of starvation, so colonel storm gave the order to destroy the prisoners of war of camp number two. the camp then had 18,000 prisoners of war. and the order was fulfilled. in early january 1946, in the pre-trial detention center of the nkvd prison number one, which was located along volodarsky street in the pishchalovsky castle, the interrogation of the nazi criminal langut was underway, karl marx, the investigator asked clarifying questions. they concerned the execution of prisoners of war in the transit camp, organized by the nazis in the bobruisk fortress. the question of the investigator, what was happening in the camp, when

jonathan karl off again this eveniabng. a e nhattanyr: a>>epteorth courthouse, with donald trump on the verge of possibly becoming the first american president to be indicted, tonight, abc news has learned of a significant new development in one of the federal investigations he faces. sources tell abc news a federal counsel investigating trump's handling of classified documentr s es preliminary evidence that trump judge ryl well ord is e so urces who described its contents to abc al news say she wrote that special counsel jack smith had made, quote, a prima facie showing that the former president had committed criminal violations by knowingly misleading his attorneys so they would file a sworn statement he knew was false.t arch of his mar-a-lago estate determined he had turned over all the classified documents in his possession. the special counsel convinced the judge the evidence was strong that the lawyers filed that statement because trump had misled them. two months later, when fbi agents searched the premises, prosecut

and jon karl live in washington tonight. jon, if, and this still remains a major if, the former president is indicted, walk us through what could potentially happen next here, what do we know? >> reporter: well, david, it is important to emphasize that we do not know if an indictment is coming, but abc news has learned that today, the secret service had a call with the nypd to go over logistics, including security at the courthouse in the event of an arraignment, if he is, in fact, indicted. what would typically happen in a case like this is, he would be permitted to turn himself in for booking. that would include fingerprinting in normal cases, and the taking of a mug shot. also, in cases, it would typically include the defendant being handcuffed. we don't know if that would happen in this case, david, but i do not expect that would happen if he is indicted. >> again, if. all right, jon karl leading us of here on this monday night. jon, thank you, as always. >>> we're going to turn now to russia tonight. china's president x

all the originality of the solution of the conclusions surprised karl welstrasse.s were opened to a mathematical genius, but even after that, the leadership of the university of berlin did not allow sophia to the classrooms, you never know a genius, and karl believes strass turned out to be a real man for four years. he personally taught sofia kovalevsky under the university program until the end of his life. she considered herself only his student and consulted with him every time. how to present your scientific works to the public. i think it's not a man's passion for a woman. it's not love , not even father's love, it's huge respect. e, an accomplished mathematician to e. hmm to a young lady who could do a lot in science, maybe even as much as he did, seriously dear, dear. sonya, be sure. i will never forget that i owe my student that i have not only my best, but also my only friend. you can be sure. i will always faithfully support you in your scientific aspirations from karl's letter, you believe, the route of sofia kovalevskaya support, the metro was needed i

during a walk around berlin , the assembled people tried to give karl the third a paper crown.r you and so everything is. okay, and a number of german politicians even criticized such magnificent events, in honor of the arrival of the british king to let the king speak in the bundestag. it is absurd to accept someone else's monarch, with all state honors. the very center of democracy looks like a complete break with our history. president stanguer thinks otherwise of the decision of charles iii to make the first state. it is to germany that he calls the most important gesture towards the two states. true, germany was not the first to be chosen initially , the king considered france, but the president, as expected, kept silent about this macron, now it’s not up to the host. visit of monarchs. paris broke because of the protests caused by the pension reform, there are thousands of people who have taken to the streets for the sole purpose of starting a war. this is unacceptable. i reiterate my support for police action. they have demonstrated great courage and appeal to all politi

jon karl tonight. >>> here in new york city, a deadly wall collapse. one worker killed. >>> the major move tonight by weight watchers. what the company is doing that may help give customers access now to key new prescription diet medica medications, including 0 semi pick. what this means. >>> and america strong tonight. the high school cheerleader, suddenly without her team, all alone at the competition. so, who filled the stands? you'll be cheering, too. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the horror discovered in mexico. two americans found shot and killed two other americans with them surviving in the same without, with one of those victims killed. all four americans crossing from texas into mexico in a mini van, coming under fire and kidnapped. u.s. and mexican authorities launching a desperate search. the incident caught on surveillance. heavily armed men could be seen pulling the americans from the car. one seen being toss into the back of a truck. their white mini van, the windsh

the president says he he won't veto it and, frankly, karl, democrats are mad.-- this proves that d.c. needs statehood. >> yeah, well, he's saving them from themselves. it would do away with mandatory minimum sentences for many violent crimes, it would elevate low rank aring crimes to have jury trials which would discourage people are from being charged, and then it would reduce the penalties for burglary, carjacking, robbery and some others. the president of the united states is doing his party a favor by keeping the, you know, soft on crime label being able to be slapped on them with ease as it would be if the democrats opposed this. >> so i think in reality republicans are trying to put biten and -- biden and democrats many in a box. and as karl said, i think the president avoided the trap. by the way, i'm a d.c. resident. i think this is a bad bill, the president kid the right. >> good for you. shannon: a moment of "kumbaya." [laughter] thank you, panel. see you next sunday. >>> up next, a prominent religious voice found herself caught in the middle of a pol

jonathan karl right here tonight. >>> also this evening, abc news obtaining disturbing video showing the death of an inmate in custody, held down for 12 minutes by deputies and staff at a hospital in virginia. he is seen handcuffed and wearing leg irons, prosecutors say, unable to breathe. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> we're tracking this new and dangerous cross-country storm. flooding rains, winds gusting more than 80 miles per hour, from the west to texas, tennessee, then right up into the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. >>> tonight, the massive strike shutting down the nation's second-largest school district. more than 30,000 staff members, including school aides, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, and custodians walking off the job in los angeles. tonight, a reality check here. what they're earning right now, and what they say they need just to pay the bills. kayna whitworth with workers who are parents, too. >>> vladimir putin and china's president xi on the world stage. what they declared today. tom soufi burridge in kyiv. >>> the race for president back here at ho

jonathan karl with late reporting tonight. >>> overseas, vladimir putin welcoming china's president xi to moscow, calling him, quote, a dear friend. meeting for more than four hours today. will china help russia in the

jonathan karl right here tonight.

very bold and important step, which we welcome in the person of the majority of the deputy corps, karllisteners. ukraine has long been a through topics in the german parliament on the eve of the profile committee. approved the package, an additional financial assistance of 12 billion euros. the third is the amount. ukraine will receive this year. the rest is next. against this background, the negotiations of the authorities of employers with the transport trade union and the association of civil servants of the demand to index wages by 10.5%, but not less than 500 euros, failed during the year. understanding is not met, if it is not before april 18 in may, germany will face an avalanche of strikes, which is unlikely to benefit the government schultz, in which the social democrats are now leading the internal scaling partners from the green party. goods from the back of the cops, i believe that the foundation of the coalition is now as crumbly as the sand of the baltic sea, and the mood in the alliance is as bad as ever friedrich merz should prepare to at least be able to become chancel

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what this now means and jon karl is here. fema on the ground in mississmississippi,estimating destroyed. we're in mississippi. tonight we're also tracking a new system that could now set up the same severe storm risk across that region again this week. chief meteorologist ginger dis eis timing it out tonight. the horrific images this evening, the massive and deadly fire breaking out at a facility. at least 40 people killed. the major turn tonight in the famous murder case why the "serial" podcast after adnan syed's conviction was overturned. and the planets lining up. how many of them? we'll show you right here. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> good evening. we're back from mississippi tonight, winnings the awful devastation firsthand, 21 lives taken, the region bracing for more storms. we'll carefully time it out, but we begin with the chilling video from inside that nashville school. police body camera video of them storming into the school, searchi

but, you know, again, early on -- i do love the karl rove back and forth. of course karl rove is a bush family friend, and former florida governor jeb bush has already flown his support to desantis. there's a lot of pay back going on with the republicans behind the scenes over this. trump versus the bush family has been a long running feud. let's talk about desantis. he's going to give the state of the state speech in florida today. he's going to iowa soon. he says he's not a candidate but he looks a hell of a lot like a candidate right now. i think he's laying out his criticism of trump but doesn't mention trump by name whereas trump is testing out all sorts of nicknames for desantis including desanctimonious and the other one. so trump is already attacking desantis and desantis is not, and i think it's a smart strategy for desantis is focus on the audience, don't worry about trump, that will resolve itself. >> if trump is only attacking desantis in a way that only elevates desantis' status in the race. quofounder of bunch bowl news thank you as always. we

medvedev had practically no defeat of daniil in just 1 hour and 10 minutes of each of the games karly immediately taking the serve of daniil , the russian, in turn, did not take the serve of the spaniard even once during the match in this way interrupted, 19 match, medvedev's winning streak before this final daniil lost the last time back in january at the australian open karl salcares after winning indiana welsea will again become the first racket of the world, and daniil medvedev will return to the top five in the updated atp rating today. and again, football in spain the night before passed another el clasico season. barcelona and real madrid met each other for the fourth time in the season. barcelona won again. although it all started with a funny goal. real madrid are already in the ninth minute. well, then barcelona scored at the end of each of the halves of burton's segers, 45 minutes equalized the score on the ninety-second frank kissier scored the winning 2-1 barcelona beat real madrid for the third time in a row in the spanish championship barcelona with a huge margin is in

karl rove is standing by. first, chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin on what defense officials are saying about this. jennifer. >> sandra, brigadier general ryder will be taking questions from the press corps in an hour's time. the pentagon putting out a statement blaming iran for killing a u.s. citizen and targeting u.s. service members. a u.s. contractor was killed when an iranian drone crashed into a maintenance facility on a u.s. based shared with the kurdish syrian defense forces in northeast syria on thursday. two american service members were treated on-site. three additional troops and the u.s. contractor were medically evacuated to coalition medical facilities in iraq. the u.s. response was swift. president biden directed defense secretary lloyd austin to launch precision airstrikes against facilities used by iran's revolutionary guard corps. secretary austin said the precision strikes are intended to protect and defend u.s. personnel. and iran proxy forces launched ten rockets near

>> jon karl on this again tonight. thank you, jon. >>> when we come back here, the developing headline. the fbi arresting a heavily armed man, accusing him of threatening to kill government officials who are jewish. >>> also ahead tonight, what's been found in the great pyramid of gee sa, and you'll see it. >>> and the long-awaited honor for a vietnam veteran. 'cause i have asthma. and i have depression. i have diabetes. and i struggle with my weight. for us, covid is a whole different ballgame. in fact, you could be one of almost 200 million americans with a high risk factor that makes covid... even riskier. which is why you need to be ready, and have a plan. other risk factors including heart disease or being inactive... even being over 50 or being a smoker can put you at serious risk. could that be you? find out. go to knowplango.com and know your risk factors. then, make a plan. because if you get covid on top of asthma, like i did... the last thing you want to do is wait and see. be ready. have a plan. and ask you

you talk about the money that has been raised, karl.f the big money has drifted away from the former president. a lot has gone to ron desantis and some other candidates as well. you know, how much does the money matter in a world where so much is based on social media and other ways of reaching voters as we saw in 2016? >> yeah, it matters. you're right. there's other -- it's cheaper because of social media to conduct. you still need to have staff. it's important to have people on the ground in order to organize turnout. iowa is a caucus state, not a primary state. you have to get your supporters to go to a location and vote. it gets to be -- it's quite an enterprise requiring an expenditure of dollars on organization. and to get known unless you're a donald trump and ever know whose you are, you have to still advertise on radio and television and cable news on who you are and what you're about in order to get your message out. these are expensive. raising sufficient funds is critical. we'll see candidates between now and january and fe

for this , karl was given the main tribune in germany what is in the bundestag and the king has tried most of the speech. said not without tension, but in the language of the ghetta, just like germany , the united kingdom took on an important role, leaders, as the main european donors to ukraine, we reacted decisively and made decisions that were impossible some time ago. germany's decision will provide such massive military support. in ukraine , it is regarded throughout the world as a very bold and important step, which we welcome in the person of most of the deputy corps, karl found grateful listeners, ukraine has long been a cross-cutting topic in the german parliament on the eve of the profile committee. approved a package of additional financial assistance of 12 billion euros, the third is the amount ukraine will receive this year. the rest is next. against this background, the negotiations of the authorities of employers with the transport trade union and the association of civil servants failed to demand within a year to index wages by 10.5%, but not less than 500 euros. under

so, what do you think is going on here, karl? biden take a look at what happens to lori lightfoot in chicago and said to himself, being soft on crime is not a way to re-election. >> well, i think that's true, and yeah, i think he also said i'm going to save the democrats from themselves by saying i'm not going to veto this override issue and he was smart to do it. he will upset the left of his party temporarily but he will save traditional democrats from having to explain away this nutty measure by the d.c. city council that would have removed penalties on some crimes and dramatically lessened them on a wide range of them. smart on his part and they don't want this issue back in their face in 2024 any more than it's already going to be. >> john: he seemed to try to have it both ways when he tweeted about it. said i support d.c. statehood and home rule but don't support some of the changes d.c. council put forward over the objections, such as lowering penalties for carjackings. alexandria ocasio-cortez took that and ran, said this

paul: let's bring in wall street journalist and fox news contributor karl rove so welcome karl.ust starting the campaign, and in the serious way with donald trump attacking ron desantis seemingly every day. i guess this means he thinks he's his most formidable rival. what do you make of the former president's attacks? >> well so far largely ineffectual he lost his touch low energy, jab, you know, a little marco these things sort of hurt but ron is sanctimonious and got a lot of vowels in it, and i think so far, that attacks have been ineffective and it also demonstrates rule of politics that we oftentimes overlook and that is sometimes the count punch is more important than the punch and attacking ron desantis for his covid policy where is he opened up florida earlier than almost any state in the country, and at the time was criticized by president trump for having done so. now trying to attack him by saying well he was, you know, covid restrictions et cetera is -- doesn't sink in very well and is an easy thing to rebut we saw effective rebullets when he said i would have fired

who were here in the capitol, and millions and millions of americans are just furious with tucker karl snob and -- tucker carlson and kevin mccarthy today. many of my staff were here at the capitol on january 6. their lives were put in danger, as were the lives of many of my colleagues, as well as police, maintenance staff, reporters, countless others. at one point, i was within 30 feet of the rioters. one of them, i was told understanding shouted out, let's get him, before my detail pulled me away and we ran in the other direction. to say january 6 was not violent is a lie, a lie pure and simple. i don't think i've ever seen a primetime cable news anchor manipulate his viewers the way mr. carlson did last night. i don't think i've ever seen an anchor treat the american people and american democracy with such disdain. and he's going to come back tonight with another segment. fox news should tell him not to. fox news, rupert murdoch, tell carlson not to run a second segment of lies. you know it's a lie. you've admitted it's a lie. and speaker is every bit -- speaker mccarthy is every bi

karl rove has backed ron desantis already, and he's not even in the race. there's always been the divide between the bush family and donald trump, even before 2016. paul speaker -- excuse me, paul ryan was also mentioned there, the former house speaker dismissing trump's chances again of winning the gop presidential nomination. he was asked about the race during the interview with "new york times" magazine. he said, previously, the primary field needs to stay small to prevent a split, a vote that favors the former president. quote, i don't think you can prevent people from getting in the race. what the party donors and influencers can do is whittle the field down faster. 6% in iowa. 8% in new hampshire. get out of the race. i don't think trump is going to get the nomination, said ryan. the whole reason is he is unelectable. even most of maga knows this. we're far better with x person. gene robinson, who is x person? nikki haley is in the race. ron desantis is a theoretical choice at the moment. he's barnstorming the country on this book tour that looks a lo