>> but kate bedingfield, i mean, i have to say as i think about this in the big picture on the one hand shore, yeah. don't tip the scales right ahead of an election. but you can argue with the other way. and for the millions of americans, i think we should note that in the popular vote, democrats have been winning presidential elections. even in some cases where we end up with a republican president it is tipping the scales to not have this litigated before the 2024 election? yeah. i mean, these are really big fundamental questions. this is a question of former president's subverting of the constitution and yes, i mean, this is information that voters should have before they go to the polls in november that means that it polls show that people care about there is good or not. i do. do we do we see in the polling that even a significant number of republicans say if he's convicted that that would have an impact on their vote. we also see dissatisfaction from republican voters. we've seen it throughout the republican primary process. we saw but in pennsylvania just this week when it was so

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the atlantic, mac oermann, former senior advisor to the tim scott presidential campaign and kate bedingfield, former white house communications director there is here. good morning to all of you on i mean, how many historic day is l here? we're going to have here but this is one. >> what do you expect today? well the opening statements, first of all, are as the name suggests, it's your first shot at the jury. >> i mean, this is talking about first impressions. this is when you get to make these opening statements should not be lengthy. sometimes you're reading the newspaper about someone giving a six-hour opening. i cringe whenever i see that you need to get right to it, but you need to establish your themes and you need to set expectations as alert. so the prosecution is going to argue, first of all, their theme is that this is not about just hush money or business records. this is about an effort to do you have 2016 election and they need to give an outline and overview of their case. but they also need to brace the jury. you're going to hear from someone one person in particular, who's do

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civilians and aid workers, and stop using food as a weapon. >> the >> panel is back with me now kate bedingfield, i want to start with you because look, this the world central kitchen, jose andres is operation has become world renowned for showing up in the moments when humanity is having some of its toughest experiences and helping people. they are known throughout the country in this way it, it's clear from that video that we showed at the top right, the idf just put that out as this is unfolding, that they understand just how horrible this is. and certainly just how horrible also that it looks. oh yeah. >> what is the impact here for the biden administration? because the politics of this are already so tougher that yeah, well, i look, obviously this is a horrific tragedy, had a true humanitarian disaster. i think it's fair to say for the biden administration, obviously, this is an incredibly fraught issue. i think the more space they can continue to draw between themselves and bibi netanyahu. and then yahoo's government. the better for them politically from a policy perspective, i think they'

staff, brought under trump's sure michael singleton >> is here and cnn political commentator kate bedingfield. she of course is former communications director for the biden white house. good morning. all. >> kate, it maybe a little easier to be at this table today. then communicating at the white house oh question on this issue. a couple of things one, there's new reporting in the new york times that joe biden is pressing her husband to end the conflict in gaza you can see there they're headline here, and then this also stuck out to me. i woke up to this tweet, from late yesterday. this is from john fabra, who of course was speech writer in the obama white house >> he says the >> president doesn't get credit for being privately enraged while he's still refuses to use leverage to stop the idf from killing and starving innocent people. these stories only make him look weak. i can imagine that's being perceived terribly well among biden colleagues. it's a little bit of a shot across the bow. yeah. what do you see in this? >> well i mean, look, this is a protracted, incredibly difficult situation

new advisor tim scott's presidential campaign and former white house communications director kate bedingfield. good morning to you all. it's great. >> you, kate, i'm going to have to start with you here. >> i will say that when i talked to folks at the white house, what they'll say back when when confronted with all of this is that this issue while clearly very emotional, is not usually listed for most people at the top of the list in terms of what they are concerned about when you see these scenes spreading across let's the country, how do you see the challenge for the white house and what should they be doing new approach this, yeah, i'm look, it is excuse me. >> it is an issue for them because this election is going to be very close. we know that any issue that is destabilising to the democratic base is inherently problematic for the biden campaign. >> i will say though they certainly talk about this isn't an issue that's at the top of the minds of most americans. >> and i think there is some truth to that in the sense that these images obviously are can be very startling and there's clear

commentator and former deputy chief of staff of how posing an urban development under donald trump and kate bedingfield to cnn commentator and former biden white house communications director. i'm so glad that you're both here. i'm going to spike try not to show my wrestler mania we begin with you here because first of all the idea of the endorsement or not endorsing, it's quite a thing. >> no one did >> anyone ask him per say, to describe it in this way? he seemed like he really wanted this to be known why do you think that is the case? >> well, it seems to me pretty clear this is a celebrity protecting his own personal brand. i mean, he made the decision to go on fox. if you listen to the rest of the interview, he talks about his concern about woke culture in the united states. he's clearly thinking about his own brand. he's clearly trying to correct for course-correct for his own personal personal reasons so i don't know that this is so much a reflection on biden as it is an effort by a celebrity to sort of say, i stuck my toe in the pool of politics i didn't love it. announced. i'm trying to adjust

russell moore, editor in chief of christianity today, margaret hoover, republican consultant, and kate bedingfield, former biden white house communications director margaret let start with you. how much do you think the issue very abortion, particularly what we've seen in the last week, is going to reshape this race or shaped this. room. >> i think fundamentally it reshapes the race anderson. now you see, not just the arizona has gone back to 19 century law that is motivated as you saw, those all those folks to come out in a state that frankly, joe biden was really risking loop losing even though he'd gone up by 10,000 votes in 2020 the poll suggests that trump really didn't have the upper hand because of the issue of the border. this is totally turned this on a tables and it's not just arizona. i arizona has now really flipped because of the abortion issue. but if you have a ballot initiative in arizona, you have a ballot initiative in florida. you may have a valid it should have in colorado may have won in new york, there are states moving to put abortion on the ballot, and all these issues. and

kinzinger and cnn political commentator, former white house committee in cations director joe biden, kate bedingfield, it's great to see you guys. thanks for coming in. >> let me >> start with you. let's talk about the overall in this snapshot in time with this wall street journal poll, six of the seven donald trump has the lead exception is wisconsin that translate to what conversation should be, could be having about strategy right now in these critical states, in the biden team yeah well look i mean can't presidential campaigns are always about where you focus your resources. now, when one thing the biden campaign has going for it, they have a massive resource advantage over the trump campaign. and they have more money, which means they have more pathways, they have more states where they can play effectively i think what we've seen across the course of the last month since the state of the union as the biden campaign and president biden has been out blitzing the country. we have seen the polling averages come up. obviously this wall street journal poll today, not great for the button biden campai

illinois republican congressman adam kinzinger and former biden white house communications director kate bedingfield. katie, how concerned should democrats be about about kenny, particularly wisconsin, i mean, biden only one by 21,000 votes there. >> yeah, absolutely. they need to take them seriously. i think they are. i mean this is a state that donald trump won by 20,000 votes in 2016 with a third-party candidate on the ballot defeated hillary clinton. >> biden. then as we heard, won the state in 2020 by 20,000 votes. so the narrowest of margins, which means that any third party candidate has the potential to be a spoiler. so i think the biden campaign and democrats need to take this seriously. i think that they are, i think there's a little bit of a challenge for them and they don't want to further elevate him. i mean, really his currency, kennedy's currency right now is really attention, right? and so they don't want to give him more attention, but they also don't want to let them go unanswered. so i think one of the things the biden operation has to do is to really help educate people on the no

republican strategist, mac or menn, and former biden white >> house communications director kate bedingfield guys, busy morning, busy day. elleithee. we've got to look last week at the jury questionnaire >> yeah. >> how are they looking to root out the candidates? mean this is gonna be a challenge for these prosecutors. i just takes one person to grind this to a whole. >> it's gonna be a challenge both ways. first of all, from trump's perspective this is not a great jury pool for him, right? this is manhattan only know bronx, no broken, no queens, though. stanton out of manhattan only burleigh county where? donald trump got 12% of the vote in 2020. so he's worried about that, but you're right, prosecutors. i've been in this situation are terrified about one lone juror sneaking through who could hang a jury. you need all 12 in order to convict. the questionnaire is really interesting because what the questionnaire is trying to do is get at first of all, which way do you lean and it doesn't come out? just ask it. i kinda wish it did just say like did you vote for a or b or are you republican o