georgia governor brian kemp.he former president is accused of trying to push kemp to overturned joe biden's narrow win in georgia. >> trump and his allies are under also investigation in fulton county for illegally en interfering in the election. marshall cohen has more for us. >> reporter: good morning. special counsel jack smith has contacted george governor brian kemp as part of his long-running investigation into the 2020 election aftermath. our colleague kaitlan collins confirmed that smith's team was in touch with kemp this past week. now kemp's office is really not saying much and the timing of a possible fbi interview or grand jury appearance for the governor is unclear. but kemp, make no mistake, he's a key figure in this investigation. that is because there 2020, donald trump both privately and publicly pressured kemp to overturn the election in georgia. trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting, block certification of the results, and convene a special session of the legislature so that he

trump unsuccessfully pushed kemp to overturn joe biden's narrow win in georgia and tried to sink kemp's re-election bid in 2022. marshall cohen has those details for us from washington. >> reporter: new reporting that special counsel jack smith has contacted georgia governor brian kemp as part of his investigation into the 2020 election aftermath. kaitlan collins confirms that jack smith's team was in touch with kemp this week. kemp's office is not saying much and the timing of a possible fbi interview or grand jury appearance for the governor is unclear. but kemp is a key figure in this investigation because back in 2020, donald trump both privately and publicly pressured kemp to overturn the results of the election in georgia. trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting, to block certification of the results, and to convene a special session of the legislature to appoint fake electors. going beyond kemp, the special counsel is also still in the process of scheduling interviews with additional witnesses. that includes an interview with a former trump lawyer and an interview w

kemp didn't do any of that. what he could tell investigators about his calls with trump on the phone where trump was trying to twist his arm, that pressure might form the basis of a criminal charge. >> yeah, and we know there was pressure. and what do we know about the possible timing of this next trump indictment, with the documents case, we saw a similar letter and it came pretty soon or right just before the indictment came down. >> well, once there's a target letter, all eyes move to the grand jury. we have a grand jury here in washington, d.c., that has been hearing evidence in this case. they are going to continue hearing evidence, even if there's an indictment, investigation is ongoing, but now that trump has had that opportunity as spelled out in the target letter to come in and tell his side of the story, he declin declined to do that. it's now up to jack smith if he wants to go on monday or tuesday or whenever he wants to do it this week or next week, that's going to be up to him. >> let's talk about t

now, why would jack smith want to talk to brian kemp?he simple answer is that donald trump repeatedly in 2020, both in private and in public, tried to pressure kemp to get kemp to help him overturn the results in georgia. joe biden won by about 11,000 votes, but donald trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting. he wanted kemp to help him get fake electors involved to overturn those results. he wanted brian kemp to block certification of those results. all of these matters are of keen interest to the special counsel, who is potentially neari ing criminal charges in the investigation of those efforts to interfere with the 2020 election and all of the events that led to january 6th. >> marshall, this is the latest development in this election interference probe. do we know if the special counsel is any closer to issuing what would be a third indictment against the former president? >> reporter: we think we are very close. that's basically where things stand today. last week the special counsel sent what's known as a target lette

trump is accused of pushing kemp, pressuring kemp to overturn the 2020 presidential election resultsn georgia after he narrowly lost the state. cnn's marshall cohen has more. >> good morning. special counsel jack smith has contacted georgia governor brian kemp as part of his long-running investigation into the 2020 election aftermath. our colleague kaitlan collins confirmed that smith's team was in touch with kemp this past week. now kemp's office really is not saying much and the timing of a possible fbi interview or grand jury appearance for the governor is unclear. but kemp, make no mistake, he is a key figure in in investigation. that's because in 2020 donald trump, both privately and publicly, pressured kemp to overturn the election in georgia. trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting, block certification of the results, and convene a special session of the legislature so that he could appoint fake trump electors. now, going beyond kemp, the special counsel is also still in the process of scheduling interviews with additional witnesses. this list of possible additio

what is significant about governor kemp at this point being interviewed?that jack smith, as well as fanny willis are looking at any pressure that was exerted on governor kemp. and he's not the only governor. there was an inquiry into doocy, as well. with kemp you have the unusual situation of a federal indictment about to be brought pursuant to january 6th and then fanny willis is allegedly bringing another indictment in early august assuming that all of the various attempts at quashing it are unsuccessful. >> what do you suppose some of the questions will be for governor kemp from special counsel jack smith? >> well, jack smith will want to know exactly what kind of pressure was exerted on him. he will want to know whether donald trump or any of his associates tried to get him to outlaw what happened, whether to have a new election, whether there were false electors that were pressured, whether kemp was involved in that, what did he know about it, and you know that in michigan the false electors were just indicted and there were 12 of them, i believe 12 o

he wanted brian kemp to refuse to certify the election that joe biden won.overnor kemp followed the law and signed the papers that were required to certify the victory. there were phone calls between trump and kemp where trump tried to twist his arm, part of a multistate effort to overturn the result in states that he lost. keep in mind this is not the only governor or former governor that has been in touch with the special counsel. we learned last week that the former governor of arizona was in touch with the special counsel. so the special counsel is looking at this state-by-state effort to possibly flip the results. >> the investigation is far from over. jack smith and his team still reaching out to potential witnesses. now, what about in the case of a possible third indictment being leveed by jack smith's team? >> that is the big question, a potential third indictment for donald trump. remember, he was charged earlier this year by the d.a. in manhattan, alvin bragg, related to a hush money case from the 2016 election. jack smith, the federal special coun

but kemp, make no mistake, is a key figure in this investigation.re that's because in 2020 donald trump both privately and publicly pressured kemp to overturn the election in georgia. trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting, blocks certification of the results, and convene a special session of the legislature so that he could appoint fake trump electors. now, going beyond kemp, the special counsel is also still in the process of scheduling interviews with additional witnesses. this list of possible additional interviews includes the former trump lawyer and a long-time ally of rudy giuliani. all this comes as possible indictments in the case are looming. jack smith sent a target letter to trump last weekend signaling that trump might be charged with crimes for trying to overturn the election. the grand jury that sits here in washington, d.c., is expected to meet in the coming days. then, guys, there is also the mar-a-lago case where trump is already facing 37 felony charges for allegedly mislandling classified documents and obstructing

brian kemp is a big name. don't forget, during that critical period in 2020, after trump lost the state of georgia but before the inauguration in january '21, donald trump spoke repeatedly with brian kemp in public and in private, trump tried to twist kemp's arm to get him to basically violate his oath of office and step in to overturn the results in georgia. so those conveations between kemp and trump, i can imagine that's what the prosecutors will get him maybe in front of the grand jury. perhaps an fbi interview. we're not quite at this time. but as you mentioned, with that target letter going out to former president trump, it could come at any minute. that's typically the next step. >> in the classified documents case, the judge in this case, aileen cannon settle the date for may 20, 2024. assuming thait happens on that date, and of course, it could slip, that will be in the thick, actually, sort of after the presidential republican primary elections have wrapped up. trump could have this thing wrapped up,

but governor kemp is a key figure in this investigation. that's because in 2020, donald trump privately and publicly pressured kemp to overturn the election in georgia. trump wanted kemp to interfere with the vote counting block certification of the results and convene a special session of the legislature to appoint fake electors. the special counsel is also in the process of scheduling interviews with additional witnesses. that includes a potential interview with a former trump lawyer and an interview with a long-time ally of rudy giuliani. all of this comes as possible indictments are looming. smith sent a target letter to trump last week signaling he might be charged with federal crime for trying to overturn the 2020 election. the grand jury sitting here in washington, d.c. is expected to meet in the coming days. then separate from that, there's the mar-a-lago case where trump is already facing 37 felony charges for allegedly mishandling classified documents and obstructing the investigation. trump denies wrongdoing and he pleaded not gu

primary challenge last year that governor kemp easily took care. of easily dispatched. >> enduring rat indeed, greg, doj also painted video of an atlanta polling site, remind us why prosecutors were looking into the state farm arena? >> yeah, this video has become an obsession of donald trump's maga supporters, the focus of conspiracy theories. selective footage was shown by rudy giuliani, and hearings here in georgia and beyond. purported to show tampering with a vote. none of that is true whatsoever, it has been disproven by republican officials, by independent reviews, you name. it has been disproven. it's led to death threats and other, just, i, no horrific aftermath for the two election staffers who were the focus of this. this is also fueling a lot of conspiracy theories. and not only is the january six committee looking at this, criminal prosecutor looking at. this and it could be the subject, it could be a focus of the fulton county probe here in georgia. so this has gotten a lot of attention. and now it has gotten federal attention as well

>> brian kemp ran the state of georgia with a conservative, you know, thesis and he had a huge win in election. he beat david perdue, donald trump's best friend, by 52 points in a primary and beat stacey abrams. it's a winning strategy. he put on display what conservative leadership looks like and he did it in a non-hateful way. he is conservative but not angry. so that to me is the model. if brian kemp wants to orun for president, i will be there to help him. >> one wrinkle is, he looks like he will be a witness in fani willis' case. he is going to have to do the dance we see a lot of gop contenders doing. >> if brian kemp runs for president of the united states, he is actually talented enough to make inroads and to well in the field and to well in a conservative primary and actually strike fear in the hearts of democrats. >> something you said, i want to go back to, you said that the job is to get the message out about bidenomics if we are using that term now. we had congressman clyburn on yesterday. the president was in south carolina. his criticism was, if there was one to pull fr

then trump tried to make kemp pay for that.in a failed effort to oust him from office last year. continues to be at the center of not just the federal case. but the case here in georgia we could see the results of in just a few weeks. >> that was my next question. is fani willis still on track for potential indictments next month? >> we still expect that. the last we have heard from her, we expected before labor day. that would put her on track within a few weeks. we have circled all of august. we are really looking at the next few weeks. i know your newsroom is as well. we're all watching fani willis. her imminent decision is really -- >> we are watching funding willis. and we are listening to a lot of aggressive talk out there. some from donald trump. he attacked the justice department and jack smith on social media just yesterday. i want to share what andrew weissmann said about his actions. >> if he is indicted in d. c., d. c. has as part of its standing order, free press fair trial rules. that limit what a defendant can sa

i think the wild card and x factor in 2022 donald trump, and it ended up kemp had that distance fromrump and that walker didn't. and what swung swing voters in georgia in 2022, i think it was more the trump factor, the january 6th factor than it was the abortion factor just because kemp was poised to sign, you know, the six-week ban, and he got re-elected and herschel walker said i've got the same position and he lost. >> it was a personal relationship he had with trump and a relationship kemp apparently had with the georgia voters. what about iowa as a presidential battleground here? we know trump has had the governor in his sights because she hasn't endorsed him yet. what is your expectation about the ability of anybody to break through right now given the strength of trump's numbers? >> i guess you have to keep in mind trump did lose iowa in 2016 by 3 points to ted cruz. the polling you've seen this time around completely different. i think the theory for so many of these candidates is it's got to start in iowa. they've got to use these next few months in iowa to build that suppor

also, my exclusive sit-down with georgia's gop governor brian kemp, he famously withstood trump's 2020 pressure campaign, will he support him? he is a replica nominee. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. senator joe manchin has a long history of keeping his democratic party guessing. tonight, he is creating a new stir, after speaking out of town hall in the critical early primary state of new hampshire. this was on behalf of no labels, which is a nonprofit group that is considering running a third party candidate in the 2024 presidential election. critics say, it is a spoiler, that could pull moderate votes from president biden, and instead give trump the key to the white house once again. the group says, they are not thinking the forehead right now, instead arguing that america deserves a better choice than donald trump, or joe biden. as for senator manchin, he is not ruling out a third party run, but also says, don't call him a spoiler either. >> i've never been any race, i've ever -- if i can raise i'm going to win. >> also, fueling that 2024 speculation, is the man those s

. >>> and also my exclusive sitdown with georgia's gop governor brian kemp. he withstood trump's 2020 pressure campaign. will he support him if he's the republican nominee? i'm catkaitlan collins, and this "the source." >>> senator joe manchin has a long history of keeping his democratic party guessing. but tonight he's creating a new sti stir after speaking at a town hall in the critical early primary state of new hampshire. this was on behalf of no labels, which is a non-profit group that is considering running a third party candidate in the 2024 presidential election. critics say it's a spoiler that could pull moderate votes from president biden and instead give trump the keys to the white house once again. but the group says that they are not thinking that far ahead right now, instead arguing that america deserves a better choice than donald trump or joe biden. as for senator manchin, he's not ruling out a third party run but also says don't call him a spoiler either. >> i've never been any race i've ever spoiled. i've been in races to win. and if i get i

there are also reports that federal prosecutors have been in contact with georgia's governor, brian kempallies to overturn the 2020 election. reports in the washington post say a spokesperson for the governor confirmed investigators working for special counseljack smith had contacted mr kemp's office. trump notably allegedly attempted to pressure mr kemp and georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger to help him overturn the results of that state in 2020 during a phone call. thank you for taking the time to speak with us. ijust thank you for taking the time to speak with us. i just want to speak with us. i just want to start off with speaking about the state of georgia. we heard dad that special counsel jack smith's offers have been reaching out to the governor about what might have taken place around those results for the 2020 election. —— office. how key do you think georgia will be when it comes to the legal threats that the former president is facing?- legal threats that the former president is facing? thank you. as hearing _ president is facing? thank you. as hearing their _ pr

there are also reports that federal prosecutors have been in contact with georgia's governor, brian kempr trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election. reports in the washington post say a spokesperson for the governor confirmed investigators working for special counseljack smith had contacted mr kemp's office. trump notably allegedly attempted to pressure mr kemp and georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger to help him overturn the results of that state in 2020 during a phone call. live now to margaret talev, a senior contributor to the news website axios, and director of the institute for democracy, journalism and citizenship at syracuse university. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. i want to start speaking on torture we heard that special counseljack smith has been reaching out to the governor about what may have taken place around those results from the 2020 election. how key do you think the state of georgia will be when it comes to the legal threats of the former president is facing? thank ou. we former president is facing? thank yom we were _ former presid

down with kemp!emp! >> we get texts a personal cell number was doxed, personal e-mails were doxed. >> it wasn't just you, it was your family members. >> yeah. my wife mostly. and she got -- she got the more vile, you know, personal kind of stuff. >> state patrol and heightened security and bomb-sniffing dogs. there was a website that formed that put a picture of my house and my address and my name and my kids' names. >> you should go to jail, you are judas, you're a traitor, you've committed treason. >> reporter: the december 3rd hearing would bring even more chaos to the state in the aftermath of the election when a then little-known attorney app appeared. >> what do you remember about john eastman's presentation that day? >> i thought it was ridiculous. >> these significant statutory violations are in my view more than enough -- >> he saw it as the duty of the legislature to step in and basically throw out the will of georgia voters and for the legislature to convene a special session and appoint t

>> brian kemp around i agree on a lot, but not that. i will never support donald trump. i can not look my kids, my wife, my friends, my supporters in the eyes and explain to them why i ever think donald trump would make sense to lead anything. i wouldn't donald trump in charge of a lemonade stand. >> do you understand why brian kemp would? >> certainly brian has been a great leader. using brian as an example we should see these presidential candidates that are out there trying to flail around and split hairs about donald trump, they ought to take brian kemp's advice. they ought to take the weekend off and look what he did to beat david perdue in a primary by 52%. remember, david perdue was donald trump's best friend. and then he beat stacey abrams in a very wide open race. >> ana, speaking of the other candidates who are running for republican nomination. jake tapper sat down with a gop governor ron desantis this afternoon. and he was claiming basically that the doj has been weaponized against donald trump. so here is that moment. >> jack smith has prosecuted democrats t

up next, brian kemp, this reach out to the georgia governor, what do you make of that? >> i think he's an important witness. seems like some of the focus is on georgia, which had a fake slate of electors, the telephone call reported with brad raffensperger, i think the governor as a republican could likely be a valuable witness because it would be difficult to cross examine him as someone who has political bias, and he probably knows what the actual facts on the ground were in georgia. makes sense this is the kind of person you wait until the end. you probably only get one shot at him. you want to be as armed as possible with all the of the information having talked to prior witnesses. >> you talked about the possibility of a flip, and we don't know as to whether or not this person has flipped or not, but there's a question of whether they have been amidst all of this, and that's the final chief of staff, the former mark meadows, we have reporting from the "washington post" that i want to read to you. in a text message that has been scru federal prosecutors, meadows wro

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it ended up being that kemp had that distance from trump, and walker didn't. georgia in 2022, it was more the trump factor, the january 6th factor, than it was the abortion factor. it is very interesting to me, camp was poised to sign the six-week ban. he got reelected, herschel walker said, i've got the same position and he lost. >> it was personal, a personal relationship he had with trump, and the relationship kemp apparently had with the georgia voters. what about iowa as a presidential battleground here? we now know trump has had the governor in his sights because she has not endorsed him yet. what is your expectation about the ability of anybody to breakthrough right now given the strength of trump's numbers? if it is going to -- i guess if you keep in mind trump did lose identity 16 by three points to ted cruz. he is oh for one and i was so far. the polling give seen so far and iowa, this time around, completely different. i think the theory, for so many of these candidates, is it has got to start in iowa. they've got to use these next few months in iow

but remind us the one between president trump and brian kemp. >> this is a part of a pressure campaign he was putting on, raffensperger calls it most infamous of them, because we have a recording of that. of what actually happened there. this was something similar that he was doing at other points. i believe there was actually another official who was on the phone and his cell phone rang when he got one of these pressure phone calls from -- >> john doocy. >> that's right. so, he was reaching out to a lot of people at this point. i think one key thing, there's been a lot of focus on recently, including a piece in the washington post, was what mark meadows was thinking. he was the person who had sort of disappeared from this investigation, at least publicly facing. recently, he's just not out there. i think a lot of people in trump's camp are wondering exactly what was playing in a special counsel investigation. >> there, very important to mention. ryan riley, thank you so much. i want to go ahead and bring in former u.s. attorney and deputy assistant attorney general, harry lippman. har

adam kemp is one of our community's reporters. he's based in oklahoma city.s richard glossip and how did he get here? adam: right. in 1997, glossop was the manager of a motel that was owned by barry van treese, the murder victim in this case. he was convicted of a murder for hire plot that justin snead carried out. he said he was paid $10,000 by glossip to murder van treese. since then, it's been more than 25 years of glossip on death row with, as you documente nine different execution dates and three last meals actually for glossip. he had his original conviction overturned by the court of criminal appeals here here in oklahoma. and then in 2004 was convicted again by a different jury. since 2014, glossip has had several execution dates that have come and gone, two different times his case has actually reached the supreme court. john: it is the 2004 retrial that's the subject of all this. and as recently as january, the attorney general filed a brief with the supreme court opposing glossip. but now he's switched. what happened? is there concern about the key

we know that brian kemp was of course the governor who received a lot of the pressure from the former allies to try to find a way to overturn those georgia election results and to keep the former president in power, and this is going to go to one of the big, big parts of the investigation which we know is at the center of it to overturn the election results in the key states and battleground states, and we will wait to see if that is part of the indictment against the former president and any of the allies and indicted. >> and now s, cnn has learned a the retreat that they need to do things differently. and according to the desantis campaign, they need to make it leaner because they have unsustainable levels of spending. matt lewis is the author of the swamp and the ruling class elites cashing in on america. my friend matt lewis, and what do you make of the idea that a campaign resets on the way through, and is it the campaign or the candidate? >> well, look, it has worked in the past, right? john kerry's campaign faltering in 2004 and they were able to get that straightened out. john

think of governor kemp in georgia, where he won by almost ten and herschel walker lost. so there is an ability to reforge a republican coalition that is fundamentally different from the trump and trumpist coalition. it's larger, it's more expansive. but, but that requires getting through a primary where the ga movement has disproportionate influence and impact. - fox news and tucker carlson, quote, "have agreed to part ways." can you imagine him going quietly into the night? - i don't think there's any scenio where he goes quietly into the night. i would say that behind donald trump, tucker carlson was the most influential member of the right. and i don't just mean ideologically, i also mean culturally. in other words, the way in which tucker interacted with the world: his malice, his dishonesty. i mean, these have become hallmarks of the new right or the trumpist right. and he was a cultural driver of that. he was also an engine of introducing a lot of new right and reactionary right ideas into the culture. they came through tucker carlson in a way they didn't come thro

javier aguas and i'm joined by our guests in the studio this week that i'd like to introduce claudia kemp is the head of energy transportation and environment at the german institute week that i'd like to introduce claudia kemp is the for economic research. matthew karnik is a journalist and correspondent with politico here in berlin. and mein m is the head of migration and diversity at germany's heinrich foundation to with politico here in berlin. and mein m is the all of you. welcome. thank you for taking your time for being with us today. and claudia, i'd like to start with you in this very complex, uh, but a topic that different differently also, um, hits everyone. everyone is talking about, uh, the heat waves, storms, hurricanes in the topic that different differently also, um, hits everyone. everyone is summer here in europe. and yet some say this is just the regular weather phenomenon. what has changed, what is different now, what is different is that we have more just the regular weather phenomenon. what has changed, what is weather extremes. that means the fires that we see the d

or has spoken to brian kemp, what does that indicate? we still don't know a date for a prosecutorial decision from fani willis. >> it just shows that jack smith is casting the widest possible investigative net. he's got to look at what trump and lindsey graham and mark meadows and others did down in georgia, just as he has to look to the other battleground states, where there were fake electors, where there was donald trump hauling governors and pressuring them. so this is jack smith continuing to solve the investigative problem in front of him. >> this is steve bannon and roger stone talking about what donald trump was going to do before the election even happened. >> what trump's going to do is declare victory. he's going to declare victory. and that doesn't mean he's the winner. >> i suspect it will still be up in the air. when that happened, the key thing to do is to claim victory. possession is nine tenths of the law. sorry, over, we won. you're wrong. >> giving away the game. we now know based on a rolling stone reporting that this

brian kemp, doug doocy, they say they couldn't do those things. he was trying to get my paints to do things that he said he couldn't do. of course, we had rudy giuliani and other attorneys going into states and trying to get slates of fake electors. that's more than just questioning it. they head more than 60 court cases that were all thrown out. >> a lot of those core cases were thrown out on standing issues and they were really thrown out prediscovery. as to pressuring people to do certain things that people say they can't do, that one of those things where you have to look into it and say were that really pressuring them to do something that is clear black little law that they're not allowed to do? or, again, is it one of those things that's open to interpretation. when it comes to mike pence, obviously there are different interpretations as to what his powers our under the electoral college act and that's one of the reasons why congress then went to amend the act to close it and make it a lot more clear that his role is purely ceremonial becau

really open to interpretation if you have governors that he was pressuring to do things that -- brian kemp of georgia, doug ducey of arizona, they said that they couldn't do. he was trying to get mike pence to do things that mike pence said he couldn't do. of course, we had rudy giuliani and these other attorneys going into states and trying to get these slates of fake electors. that's more than questioning. they had 60 court cases that were all thrown out. >> well, a lot of those court cases were thrown out on standing issues and they were really thrown out prediscovery. as to pressuring people to do things that the people say they can't do, that's one of those things where you have to look into it and say, were they really pressuring them to do something that is, you know, clear black letter law that they're not allowed to do or, again, is it one of those things where it's open to interpretation? when it comes to mike pence, obviously there are different interpretations as to what his powers are under the electoral college act and one of the reasons why congress, you know, then went to a

>> bryant kemp is a good friend and somebody i admire.nvolved in helping him to make sure that he won the primary when donald trump was trying to oppose him. i don't degrudge him for that opinion. there are a lot of people in the republican party that would vote for donald trump if he was the nominee. i just would not be one of them. i think he disqualified himself from being our next president. >> great to talk to you tonight. >>> it is not just former governor hogan that would consider a run in 2024, one democratic senator would also. we'll tell you what joe mansion said. introducing the limited edition disney collection from blendjet. nine exciting designs your whole family will adore blendjet 2 is portable, which means you can blend up nutritious smoothies, protein shakes, or frozen treats, just about anywhere! recharge quickly via usb-c. it even cleans itself. order yours now from blendjet.com and bring a little disney into your life. which hotel? oh! did somebody say "which hotel"? i'm great at this. dance to your faves in the spa-l

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>> i would say governor brian kemp is the head of our republican party. i'm in georgia.esident donald trump is not in office so i'll have to disagree with you on that one. >> will you support him if he becomes the rnc nomination? georgia has been a very important state. brian kemp has been a key part of the importance of that and has been looked at for a number of reasons chug parts of the congressional level. if he is the rnc nominee, will you support him as a republican? >> i would say that there are 12 candidates. i have been in office for two seconds as a republican. i have not looked at any of the candidates extensively because i was a former democrat so i was looking at what is president biden doing. so ask me again, invite me back in a few months if you want to ask that particular question. >> it will be the same one. thank you for joining us. thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, everyone, country star jason aldean now defending the lyrics of his controversial new single, "try that in a small town." is the criticism valid? what is it about? so, we switched to tid

. >> and yet, your former boss, the governor brian kemp. just on cnn last night.an collins if he would still support donald trump and work to get him elected if you were the nominee. he says that he will. why would he do that after everything you just laid out? >> we agree on a lot, but not that i will. never support donald trump. i can't look my kids, my wife my, friends, my supporters in the eyes and explain to them why i would ever think donald trump makes sense to lead anything. i wouldn't part put him in charge of a lemonade stand. >> and you understand why governor campwood? >> certainly brian has been a great leader. using him as an example we, should see these presidential candidates are they're trying to flail around and mince words, split hairs about donald trump. they have to take brian kemp's advice and, after you take the weekend off and go like to what he did to beat david perdue, that primary by 52% remember. , he was donald trump's best friend. he won by 52 points. then he's beat stacey abrams in a very wide open race. >> anna speaking, of the othe

brian kemp has been doing media talking about how dangerous he is. he would still back him, which i found incredible. the man pressured kemp to overturn -- >> he's leading the field by double digits. >> that doesn't mean he can't lose again. he's lost an astronomical amount -- >> we just showed you the president, jessica. >> do i wish he had more pep in his step? absolutely. >> it's not pep. he's in a seat position curled over looking exhausted. he has a big job. this is on the table and so is age. >> and the voters will vote however they feel about it. >> true. >> it's joe biden versus someone that will be indicted four times by the time that we got to november and indicted by a jury of his peers, not by a jury of peter strock and andrew somebody cake and andrew comey. this is about the weaponization of the government. >> marc, your reaction to what we saw from president biden there. >> it's -- if you look at how much he's declined over the last 18 months and imagine what he's going to look like 16 months from now when we go to the polls, i mean, he

. >> and the special counsel's office reaching out to the office of georgia governor brian kemp. how important do you they is? it goes back to the states and the efforts to get the false electors? >> it's that three-act drama. you know, jim, it's actually not a very complicated case. act one, throw everything you can at the wall. that's what donald trump did. that includes reaching out to the arizona governor, ducey, the georgia governor kemp, the infamous g's secretary of state call on january 2nd, brad raffensperger. act two, when all that fails, you're left with the phony certificates. squeeze mike pence the morning of the 4th to the 6th. when that fails, the violence. this is an important part of act 1. >> and trump declined to come and talk to the d.c. grand jury. his newest defense attorney said there was no need for him to the that. let's play a little bit of that. >> president trump did absolutely nothing wrong. he has done nothing criminal, and he has made his case that he was entitled to take these positions as president of the united states when we saw all these electi

because brian kemp was america first. he was the maga agenda in the state of georgia.i point that out is trump is so antithetical to the way politics works, a trump endorsement is not going to make your career, a trump refute is not going to kill your career. are you in line with trump policies, that's what's going to matter to the american people, and and that showses you they are very loyal to donald trump right now. they think the indictments are unjust or at least unfair, but they're also not completely oblivious to the what policies are and how they're enacted and how people are affected by 'em. you can go to states like georgia and see politicians who are america first in their agenda that don't have a good relationship with donald trump and they're very popular. you can go to to states like south carolina and see a career politician who's viewed as a part of the military industrial complex establishment who probably sitses in a very different place than donald trump on ukraine, and even with donald trump standing there, they're like, no, we don't need you around

happening right now, a spokesperson for georgia governor brian kemp says he has been contacted by peoplesmith. smith's office is investigating efforts by former president donald trump to overturn the 2020 election results. kemp's office has said that days after the election, trump called the governor to pressure him to overturn biden's victory in georgia. >> whit: also right now, elon musk tweeting overnight that he is changing twitter's logo and doing away with the birds. the billionaire saying the platform's new logo will be an x. he also posted "paint it black" before launching a user poll to change the default platform color to black. >> janai: and the tour of france wraps up today with a final ride through central paris. the world's oldest and by many considered the most prestigious bicycle race took them through a three-week tour of france. danish cyclist jonas vingegaard is expected to take home his second win in a row. congratulations to him. >> gio: it wouldn't be sunday without a sports janai moment. >>> and speaking of france, we start this half hour with the new travel requir

also, the metropolitan police are reopening investigations into covid registrations at a kemp party h.qone month since ukraine started its counter attack against russia. and mark zetterberg is set to launch a new social media network callethread to rival elon musk's twitter but will it work? first, we're going to focus on the situation in jenin. look at these pictures as an example of some of the clashes between palestinians and israelis. 11 palestinians confirmed dead so far. four of those under the age of 18. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. now, it is the second day and routers are -- rioters are reporting tt it's the second day but they're saying israelis are starting to pull out of jenin so we'll get as much detail on that as we can. in jenin, electricity, water cut off still. 3,000 people have left that camp. geography is crucial. look at the map. you can see israel and the west bank. up in the north is jenin and we can zoom in to look at the refugee camp in jenin itself. 18,000 people or so live there. israel says it's a refuge for terrorism and palestinians s

friday that jack smith's january six investigators sought information from georgia governor, brian kempf trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. news of this comes as we not only equate a possible indictment of trump in that case, but as we're also waiting for a similar action by fulton county georgia dea, fani willis, he's been investigating alleged interference there. i keep piece of evidence is what trump has described as his perfect phone call to georgia secretary of state. >> so, look, what i want to do is this. i just want to find 11, 000, 780 votes. which is won more than we have. we won the state. >> according to nbc news, indictments and fani willis sprawling investigation could be handed down as soon as a week from tomorrow. joining me now, former house impeachment manager and trump second peach, mentor at the democratic policy and communications -- and charles coleman junior, our civil rights attorney, former brooklyn prosecutor, and msnbc legal analyst. and, the host of the charles coleman podcast. gentlemen, welcome back to the sunday show. charles, what do you make

matt vierling drove it and kemp went up and got it.erson pitched a scoreless inning, a bright spot in a 9-0 loss. oakland will be a boston and that will be tomorrow. >>> back to the women's u.s. open. very tough conditions. the best players in the world scored 7/79, 76 and 76. the conditions are to get tougher a the day goes on. round two is tomorrow. >> how do you think you would match up in that? >> i once played a pebble beach and lost eight golf balls by myself! eight golf balls gone! >> that answered my question. all right, vern, thank you! >>> remember these groovy volkswagen buses? they >>> take a look at this. these retro vw buses will soon be driving themselves around austin, texas. a self driving test program is being launched within the city. 10 electric fans will have a human backup driver. they hope to launch the service in austin by 2026, not as a taxi company but an owner of tech companies. >>> you're probably going to want the sweater. if you push the button, it will do this. >>> up next, want m more from y your vitam?