karl rove, great to see you.ank you. >> martha: we're going to bring you live to president biden in california as soon as he gets in front of the microphone. running a little behind in culver city. we'll be back with more. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) >> martha: that's the story for today, wednesday, february 21. a new episode of the untold story podcast, george washington university law professor, jonathan turley. i sat down with him to discuss his take on the decision against former president trump. $355 million. jonathan digs deep in that story. check that out. "your world" starts right now. >> neil: all right. thank you, martha. the president of the unid

karl rove, thank you so much. >> you bet. thank you. >> john: the centers for disease control may soon tweak its covid guidance. what may change and how it could impact you. >> aishah: massachusetts overwhelmed with migrants and scrambling to shelter them all, and voters are not happy with where their taxpayer dollars are going. a spokesperson next to tell us what needs to change. >> now they are getting stipends, getting what else? i need money for me and my kids and i was born here, like you know, i know life is a struggle in its self, but this is not the answer to help them. now it's going to destroy our community more. this might seem o, but i was wondering if you might pray with me real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. he thinks his flaky, red patches are

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of you might know karl rove. rove will tell you i'm the most expensive day he ever had in his life. and i love that because it was that opportunity in my life that i got to know exactly who i was as a human being. you know, there's there's something in your life that will always bring you this far down. and then there are other things that could just make you hit the floor. and how do you come back when you hit the floor and how do you come back not knowing that if you get back up, you'll be able to stand. and that moment for me came when hurricane katrina made landfall. louisiana and up until that point and i'll get the tv point. but this is the reason why i love being on television. i had no idea where my family, i didn't know. some of them decided to go. they got to houston, orlando, birmingham, even little rock and some of them had to get rescued. a lot of a lot them had to get rescued. and i had to go on national tv basically to beg the government, not just of the united states, but the government of and ever

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as we await the first witness is karl rove still with us? turley touched on something there about the new york matter. about alvin bragg bringing it. it's eight years later, right, the accusations were out there in 2016, checks were cut in 2016. we're in 2024. and the point that jonathan just made is that trump gets what he wants and that's a split screen, two courtrooms, two different jurisdictions, two different states. politically how does that play in this campaign? >> well, it depends on how it all plays out. the idea that you heard it in his remarks. this is an attack on me, election interference. i'm not a lawyer, let alone a legal scholar like jonathan turley, the bragg case in new york strikes me as an overreach. the feds as he said looked at this issue of campaign finance violation and said no, it is not there. let's not kid ourselves. there is a reason why the former president is attempting to get on television and lay out his argument. that is he is not leading by a whole lot. if you look at the real clear politics average right

i didn't know who karl rove was.ere, when they do, help them up and you will get down." the president is coming over, he said in front of me. i pull them up, turn them ar around. asked if they were okay. he said "where you going?" [laughter] >> you know they have that fire truck, some of the rubble from that scene. they have that bullhorn. you are part of this history in this museum. how do you feel about that? >> very good. they should put part of george bush 's -- >> but you are there to, young man. >> i just happened to be the guy with george bowed, to be with the president. i just happened to be the guy next to him. that's it in a nutshell. >> he was there at the site a couple days before helping out where he could. he was recently retired, but like so many firemen and heroes that day, whether they worked or not, were supposed to be in or not, whether they were tired or not. everyone wanted to help. said "it's just what we do. it's just what i did." ♪ ♪ >> dana: i'm dana peri

let's bring in fox news contributor karl rove. report particularly the portions talking about the president's faulty memory? >> the american people have deep doubts about president biden's fitness to serve in office and this will only accelerate those concerns, as will his hasty and i thing rash news conference on thursday night, the end of a long day he is not at his best even in good time and it was a terrible 12 or 14 minutes. paul: a disservice to him though maybe he insists on coming out. the question, it was misspoken many times, he misspoke on the press conference, he confuse the president of egypt with the president of mexico. could this be a game changer for democrats who are saying they are deeply worried. >> absolutely. when something like this happens particularly in the report with harsh comments on his mental fitness and his memory are real problems for democrats. the last time he fell the new vote -- formal news conference or tv interview was october. last time he had a formal news conference was when he attended th

his deputy chief of staff karl rove joins us now. it's good to see you again.dent trump has been the gop nominee soon to be three times so he understands politics a lot better than i do but how does it help over female voters in the fall to refer to as successful female governor and someone yourself picture your administration as birdbrain and talk about what dress or clothing she might have on, how does that help in november. >> it doesn't. it's mystifying to me, donald trump is a front runner, he is the person who is best positioned to unify the party so when he won iowa yet great remarks, conciliatory, humble but then he goes to new hampshire and wins a big margin and rather and say i'm humbled by the vote of new hampshire and republicans are coming together, i respect the tough campaign that my opponent has been running and i hope we will in this contest i look forward to be the parties nominee, instead a 19 minute rant about her and it makes him look weak but second of all it does not unite the party. last time around he lost 8% of republicans voted for a

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his deputy chief of staff,f ka karl rove joins us now. welcome, it is good to see you again.dent trump has been g.o.p. nominee and soon three times so he understands politics a lot bettercs a than i do. how does it help help when female voters refer tofa successful female governor and someone you yourself pick for your administration as birdbrain and talk about what kind ofut w dress or clothing she might havn on?do how does that help in november? >>mber well, it doesn't. it is mystifying to me too because donald trumpront is the front runner. he is the person who is best positioned to unify the party. so when he lost -- excuse me, he won iowa, he had great remarks. consolatory, humbled but then he goes to new hampshire and wins m than saying i'm humbled by the voters of new hampshire and republicans are coming together and i respect the tough campaign my opponent has been running and r,i hope we will soon in thispe contest and i look forward to bw the the party's nominee. he goes on a rant about her and it makes him look weak first of all but second of all, it does not help

the gap has narrowed somewhat, don't know if it's a natural tightening, if it's an indication as karl rove was indicating earlier there might be some sort of late surge, but it looks like nikki haley is going to lose her first election in her home state, which a lot of people would think would be the death nail for the future for any politician. why do you think she's going through with this and why do you think she's hanging in through super tuesday at the latest, or the earliest? >> i cannot answer that question. i have a lot of respect for governor haley. most people in south carolina think she did a really good job. she's been underestimated her entire career, john. so i wouldn't be surprised if she overperformed but the mountain is too steep for her to climb. donald trump will be the nominee whether people like it or not. what they have to figure out is november. and seven out of 10 haley supporters are not going to vote for trump and i hear the former president mocking her dress or calling her bird brain, how many of her supporters are going to lift a finger to help him. she's not go

karl rove on deck. let's go to peter doocy. >> this has less to do with the president's age than with his abilities. white house officials just want us to take their word for it he is okay. >> when can we talk to the president's doctor and how come he hasn't -- they haven't been asked to come out here and talk with us and give the report that challenges the president's mental fitness? >> look, you know, just to get the hur report. hur is a republican, a -- a prosecutor. he is not a medical doctor. >> even if there is not a medical report some republicans are arguing there is plenty of evidence that president biden is slipping. >> no one thinks biden can do the job. we watch him and see him on television. nobody thinks trump can't do the job because he did the job and he has energy. >> the democratic cavalry is coming to try to ease concerns about gaffes in president's memory trying to put it into context. >> i think that again it's all relative. he is younger than i am. what do i have to say about his a

karl rove and fox news contributor. sometimes there is a photograph that will encapsulate everything. right now for this election in 2024 it is this one. this is a migrant involved in the attacking of police officers in times square. he is being led out of court yesterday on bail and he gives america the press, everybody there the double bird and i feel like if you wanted to encapsulate the problems of the biden administration, illegal immigration, crime and being able to walk out without any consequences. you have a photograph you might not see other editors choose to show it but this is where it is. >> in fact, there are some even more terrible photographs of f five illegal immigrants beating up two cops. he was one of them and this is so wrong on so many levels. five people who have come into our country illegally being taken care of by taxpayer dollars, kept in shelters and in hotels in new york, this particular guy, the double bird guy is a homeless guy. he has come here and become a bigger burden on our society wi

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karl rove joins me this morning -- against party lines. i say republicans are in disarray.estion is, who do you blame? >> well, i've got a simple answer for that, it's on the white board. i blame everybody. [laughter] i blame the members for coming up with stupid ideas. i blame the leadership for not being able to count the votes. president trump killed the immigration bill, the border bill by intervening. i'm not certain that's -- in fact, i know that's not a wise move. but there's plenty of blame to go around, ask and it starts from the bottom, goes to the top and goes back to the bottom again. stuart: rnc chair ron that mcdaniel reportedly plans to step down after the south carolina primary. this looks like trump's influence. this is trump's party now, isn't it? >> well, it's certainly in control of the national committee. look, that's normal, for a presidential candidate to have, you know, influence over the direction of the national committee. in 2000 after a george w. bush secured the nomination, we sent our political director, maria ceno, over to make certain all the

the people i'm dealing with in our texas house who let the democrats run things in the karl rove's of world who enjoy the same kind of push abusing the legal system to take out their enemies, republicans. we need to be aware it's not just liberal democrats doing this. it's some in our own party and we need to hold them accountable. i will say that. [applause] >> you see the same phenomenon in the u.s. house and the congress. republicans have stopped us from seeing the big tech firms are reined in. we have to be able to do it together and fight for something. unity alone absent purpose doesn't accomplish a thing. >> i agree with that. the beginning of my second term, we've been fighting the obama administration, trump had been elected so i thought that war is over. little did i know, we would have obama 3.0 with joe biden even worse. i knew we needed to figure out what was going on with tech company so i spent months going to palo alto in the silicon valley and talking to professors and technology experts and meeting with the microsoft people that sued -- they got sued for antitrust ef

changed -- >> sandra: we are going to continue to monitor the white house press briefing, we have karl rove and kerri kupec urbahn standing by, general kellogg as well. ian sams said the president thinks he did everything right, we know the special counsel found biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials, including documents implicating sensitive intelligence sources and methods. ian sams declared this information in the report was inaccurate. while he also consistently referred back to it its accuracy, in anything that worked in favor of the president. a lot of big questions developing right now, after hearing from this spokesperson for the president, for the white house counsel office. did the special counsel lie, then, is that the implication from what we just heard from the white house, and is the president going to ask the special counsel, or merrick garland to fire her and what happens with merrick garland, if this is entirely inaccurate? >> john: the way he cherry picked from the report, like a famous cafeteria in texas pick a little of this and a little of that, and

karl rove will be here and dr.iden to talk about his health and possible end to covid isolation. did the u.s. spike offer of ceasefire in ukraine? dan hoffman will join us. join us for "america reports."♪ ♪ >> oh, that's me, how exciting. i love tina so much, this day is all about love, or is it? casualty of divided times depopulating with every new article. new piece in free press explores how gen-z is dealing with dating, writing young singles today face demographic disaster and women made a hard left turn and male counterparts will not date across party lines. finding a partner with compatible views are nose diving. voters feel compromised or going without sex and details how men go to great lengths to hide political views, writing men tell me dating sites are political litmus tests. very interesting. so enes, would you date someone with different politics than you? >> enes: you have to have some type of common political views, but if you love them enough, you have to respect them. >> how can you fall in love if

karl rove mentioned this in sandra smith mentioned this in the voter analysis.say they would not vote for donald trump should he become the nominee? that is 24% of their public and part of it which is right along the lines of what the "new york times" siena poll showed almost a year ago now. 70% republicans are never trump or is there is a large number of established republicans who are anti- trump who would like to seat nikki haley see a quote part of the resistance. it would be sad it's part of the regular primary schedule. don't forget into thousand 16 it was a knock down bareknuckle fight between then it president trump or candidate trump and ted cruz went all the way until may 3. the things that were said back and forth you thought you could never ever take them back up it in the end cruz got behind trump. trump probably came a stronger candidate because of it. went on to win the election pretty what you are seeing here is a real split in her home state of south carolina, 40% of voters are saying we do not want donald trump of the state that he won handily

i think karl rove mentioned this in sanders. smith mentioned this in the fox news voter analysis.of haley voters who say that they would not vote for donald trump should he become the nominee. and that tracks with about 24% of the republican party, which is right along the lines of what that new york times siena poll showed us a year ago, almost a year ago now, in terms of the makeup of the republican party, in which there was about 25% of republicans who say that they are never trumpers. and i know that there are a large number of establishment republicans who are anti-trump, who would like to see nikki haley become a, quote, part of the resistance. now, it also could be said that you know, this is just part of the regular primary schedule. don't forget, in 2016, it was a knock down, drag out bear knuckle fight between now president or then president trump candidate trump, rather, and ted cruz. that went all the way until they made the third and the things that were said back and forth, you thought you could never ever take them back. but in the end, cruz got behind trump. trump

karl rove on deck. let's go to peter doocy live at the white house. good morning, peter. >> we're trying to figure out how this year's trip to the border will be different than lastier's trip to the border when he didn't meet with any actual border crossers. >> will you meet the migrants while you're there, mr. president? >> president biden: i won't announce ahead of time. >> the border patrol council president says biden is going to the border now solely to try to save himself and support is tough from progressives as well who don't think the executive order restricting asylum claims between ports of entry are really going to work. >> i think executive action is really important. the only way we've been able to make any progress at addressing immigration at all. but i think we've seen under title 42 and some other policies that efforts to simply quote close quote the border is not really solving the longer-term problem. >> this all really shows the difference between governing and campaigning like when candidate biden in 2019 told democratic primary

. >> karl rove said moments ago, the american people, the ordinary person will think biden had classifiedocuments, not charged. president trump hit with everything that they can hit him with. your final thoughts. >> the dodge under joe biden has lost the blind fold. lady justice doesn't have a blind field. the two-tier system, one for democrats, one for republicans, weaponizing the department of justice. it's unfair, it's criminal and it's disgusting. it's not america's way. >> trace: yeah. senator tim scott, always good to see you, sir. thanks for coming on. we appreciate it. >> yes, sir. >> trace: breaking right now, the nypd dropping a major update on a shooting in times square last night. the suspect wanted for attempted murder of an nypd officer and who shot a tourist in the leg is a migrant. now on the run. considered armed and dangerous. retired nypd inspector paul morrow joins us next. >> we don't care what your status is, you will have the full weight of the police commissioners department, the nypd after you. your new status that the nypd is going to give you is criminal. when y

karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor. university poll showing 28-point lead for the former president, 63% of gop -- for the gop primary there in south carolina, 28 points above nikki haley at 35% heading into this. taking a look at the top issues, karl, please do weigh in what we are seeing there. because immigration once again, we saw in iowa, and new hampshire, it appears to be the most important issue to voters in south carolina that they see facing the country today. 42% said so. to 26% on the economy. this is a huge, as we know, winning issue for the former president, karl. >> yeah, it is. but you do have the -- what we just saw in john's interview, sometimes you have people saying well, they are both good on it. but, on the issue of immigration. look, here is what i'm watching. the real clear politics average, 61.8 for trump, 36.5 for haley. this is a rolling average of all recent polls in south carolina. that points to a 63/37 victory by the former president trump. 538.com, same basic principle, rolling average, 63

karl rove talks about it. nice to see you today in austin, texas.bings overseas, the south carolina primary where he was invisible. how do you see this strategy? is it the right one? >> well, i see part of it. look, if you've got no contest on the democratic presidential primary side winning 96% of the vote in south carolina. no need to jump up and down about that. let the process go. but there are big things that the american people want to hear from their president about. they want to hear what we're doing to respond abroad to the attacks on american service personnel in jordan. they want to know what's going on in the middle east, what is going on with ukraine. they want to know what the priorities are of the president. so him being silent about all of these things is a little unusual. missing the opportunity to sort of set a big message with his interview in the super bowl, which has been sort of an historic norm for past presidents is really unusual. so i don't expect him to be out there every day and i don't expect him to be talking about ever

talked to karl rove about the endgame.do whatever she does and have a good life regardless. >> dana: she does have a point to make about the fact there were all those candidates in the race and now there is only the one remaining. tomorrow night, john, there will be a town hall on laura ingraham's show with former president trump. you had the one yesterday and you will see president trump tomorrow evening as we get closer to saturday and special programming sunday night. i will suit up see what i can pull together for saturday night. >> also america reports will be there friday and saturday as well and catch up with governor haley one more time and hopefully the former president as well. >> dana: great to have you on the show today. >> saturday, sunday. >> dana: i know. if peter were watching he would be so irritated because the other day i was like no, i have to work on saturday. now i'm confused, peter, you aren't the only one. great to have you here. thank you so much, jacque. sandra smith will take you through the next

karl rove on all of this, former white house deputy chief of staff.umn in the "wall street journal." i guess he concluded who me makes the biggest mistakes might get the big job. don peebles says been there, done that. love the guy. he's not the guy. there aren't that many that think that that was -- will happen, that they'll find a new guy. what do you think? >> well, i wrote about this last week. i couldn't agree more with mr. peebles. you can't look at the president and not wonder what is he thinking, what is his wife thinking. what is his sister thinking. she plays a big role in his political decisions. he's in bad shape. it's not going to get better. he's getting older. the idea of him as a second term is scary. so the idea would be as i wrote last week, they still have an out on march 31 of 1968, lyndon johnson pulled the rip cord and dropped out of the presidential race. democrats nominated hubert humphrey. 76% of the delegates to the convention will be collected. nearly 90% by the end of april. that doesn't include the super delegates. the pre

you know, i saw karl rove on the channel last night saying that the republican party -- i don't knowroken, but it's divided. maybe he said it was broken. he said what you saw -- rachel: i heard divided. will: divided? o.k. 60-40 to split, and nikki haley brought up 40 percent. 40%'s not nothing. and that would be true. but i can't help but think that is a way of spinning what happens. and i mean, i'm being -- because it was nikki haley's home state. like, you know, if you look at any national poll, the embrace of donald trump by the republican party is approaching 80-90%. so the idea that the party is divided is not accurate. it's not accurate that there's 40% of the republican party that's going anybody other than donald trump. that's only, honestly, that's a spin to take a negative situation of what happened to nikki haley in south carolina and try to describe the party in a way that a i don't think accurately reflects reality. pete: you're right. and and we're going to get to some of that in the voter analysis because i have a bit of a theory. it felt like the right moment for nik

we have andy mccarthy, jonathan turley, and kerri and joining us is karl rove and andrew. one of the things i wanted to start with you on, andrew, set the stage about how unprecedented this is and what this moment could actually mean. >> i think it's very interesting to think about today through the lens of donald trump. the justices are thinking about what this ruling does for decades or even hundreds of years to come. this is a precedent we've never had before. what happens when states challenge candidates for presidential office? this is not just a donald trump issue. this is every single election that will come from here on out. i don't think that the justices are going to be very tolerant of states having an individual discretion in applying clause three of the 14th amendment. >> bill: we may get into this at any moment. we're waiting for shannon bream inside the courtroom to tell us when this case begins. there is a little bit of work the justices need to do before they start opening arguments. and when the arguments begin, the audio line will be open and at that poi

nature of american conservatives when he read a book by judge george w bush younger, and even by karl rove and some others. >> you also two reading books, correct books by nelson mandela and churchill said he was, he was the guy who was, he decided to use his years in jail as some sort of another university for kicked himself. he was reading two books that's fascinating. >> you have guinea. thank you so much. i appreciate your sharing all of that with me. and i want to go to seth jones now, the senior vice president for the center for strategic and international studies. and i want to get your reaction to these new threats that were just hearing from putin, right? he's talking about 95% readiness on some of the nuclear stockpile, 100% on others. >> what can you who tell us right now from all of your work about the state of putin's weapons manufacturing and his stockpiles right now >> where and i think there is no question right now that vladmir putin feels in right now on the battlefield in ukraine, his forces took of defka over the past week, not a huge area, but certainly they are on the

the people i'm dealing with in our texas house who let the democrats run things in the karl rove's ofho enjoy the same kind of push abusing the legal system to take out their enemies, republicans. we need to be aware it's not just liberal democrats doing this. it's some in our own party and we need to hold them accountable. i will say that. [applause] >> you see the same phenomenon in the u.s. house and the congress. republicans have stopped us from seeing the big tech firms are reined in. we have to be able to do it together and fight for something. unity alone absent purpose doesn't accomplish a thing. >> i agree with that. the beginning of my second term, we've been fighting the obama administration, trump had been elected so i thought that war is over. little did i know, we would have obama 3.0 with joe biden even worse. i knew we needed to figure out what was going on with tech company so i spent months going to palo alto in the silicon valley and talking to professors and technology experts and meeting with the microsoft people that sued -- they got sued for antitrust efforts. o

karl rove talking about it this morning in a "wall street journal" op-ed. it reverberated. donald trump saying, basically, "i'm going to crush you if you give nikki haley any money." what did that do? it caused nikki haley's donations to rise. sam, talk about the fact, nikki haley outraised donald trump last month. >> that is pretty surprising. we expected trump to raise a ton of money. he has the largest fan base in republican politics, ask not just any fan base, but the rabid base that rallies behind him. theories as to why he's done worse than she has the last month. you hit on the main one. you know, the money, people are nervous the money is going to be going to non-political functions. obviously, the legal stuff. you know, obviously, the polls show him doing well compared to biden, but if you followed his campaign in new hampshire and elsewhere, you can tell, it's not as enthusiastic a run as four years ago or eight years ago. you remember the arena in manchester, right? 2016, it was sold out, right? >> man, crazy. >> the entire thing. i went again this cycle. they ha