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is it just cheney? can larry hogan run too? >> i think as you said, trying to figure out how it plays out is a fool'ser rand. it seems if cha knee's mission is to keep chipping away at donald trump and he gets damage. let's say he's taking on water with republicans through the january 6th hearings. as you noted, john, he cleaned up the primary season. no doubt about that. let's say he's taken on. what is the real world impact of that? probably invites more competitors on to the presidential campaign stage with him. he benefits from a crowded field. >> does he? last time he did because there was the unique trump brand and a bunch of basically main stream republicans. you could say rand paul is different from ted cruz and jeb bush. they were in these lines and trump is over here. what if you have desantis and liz cheney is the different voice? >> i don't think coalescing around one singular anti-trump is probably enough, but you make my point. it's going to be a lot of trumping dhads are splitting that vote. he's not going to be

liz cheney and larry hogan.here is a 60% share of the publican party that would be -- republican party that will be the coalition of ron desantis. that is if the senses once -- ron desantis runs. that is the pathway that the governor will look at. host: he was -- bill young conservative voters group talking about how his message is all about before. guest: it is difficult for the former vice president because he is stuck between a rock and a hard place. democrats taken for serving as a loyal vice president under former president trump and republicans, at least the maga look at him negative because of forging a different course from donald trump. there is a constituency from that -- for that but it is a smaller party. it will be hard for him to forge a majority. host: michelle in ohio. republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. what got me to call in west the two people from all have, the first people -- lady talked about the environment. i have lived here for three months. it is beautiful and this is one

people like liz cheney, larry hogan, kinsinger, niedermayer, others, felt the wrath of trump, and i think they're well- positioned to help carry the mantle going forward.>> yeah. that courage seems in short supply on the gop side. doesn't it? caroline, what you think liz cheney's likely next move might be, given she says, her work is not over yet, and this is the beginning? so, is she hinting at a run for resident, do you think, in 2024? how might that go if she does? >> i think she definitely hinted at that when she referenced lincoln in her speech tonight. she, obviously, has aspirations for higher office. i think she has a very limited path, because she is not welcome in the republican party, and she would be welcome in the democratic party, either, because of her hawkish neoconservative positions. i think her current goes a long way. i agree with mr. dent. the fact that she is putting her democracy and her country above her party, and is going to lose her congressional seat as a result of that, is something that everyone should be celebrating who cares about democracy. what i think is

they're not the liz cheney, larry hogan wing of the party. that wing is dead.give it a shot because they have to milk that race now, should donald trump not ultimately be a candidate. i think it's gonna be a competitive gop -- in 24, even if donald trump runs. >> molly, a convicted capitol rioter is protesting the january 6th investigation at cpac. he spent hours pretending to cry in a constructed jail cell on the conference floor. i mean, the whole thing, molly, is performance art. it's almost strange to watch them just indulge in actual performance are. because it means, they are admitting it is what it is. >> the whole idea here that conservatives are victims. they are the real victims. even if they have done crimes they are the victims. and you saw this with marjorie taylor greene earlier on cpac. she said that the real victim of the alex jones, sandy hook thing where he harass these families and made their lives horrible and lied about sandy hook was actually alex jones. so, this is a whole sort of way to look at the world that is completely self pitying.

>> there are serious conversations among liz cheney, larry hogan, people like that, about what does it take? what if a bunch of us ran as anti-trump candidates? do we need just one? what is going to happen? the first question is mike pence is going to be in new hampshire this morning at the politics breakfast. what does he say about this? does it make him more defiant and more stand up to trump? do you say, look what happened in wyoming, trump is the tail that wags the dog and i'm going to mute myself? if you're watching, does ron desantis, if trump runs, does he have the courage to run. donald trump run because he had the 16 candidates at the beginning of the race. you had rubio, bush, cruz, rand paul. and trump won early on because he was getting 30% of the vote. if there is a whole bunch of trumpian candidates, trump-like candidates and one anti-trumper runs, strong anti-trumper, you can get 25%, maybe 30%. that's why i think the '22 test, how much can you get? can you learn how much you can get as you head into 2024? let's be honest, we have no idea what trump will look like in 16

larry, welcome. if liz cheney does decide to run for president, would it even be through the gop? >> that is the key question in my mind. is she going to run as an independent or run as a republican? if she runs as a republican she can look forward to primary results similar to what she saw in wyoming. she will get a quarter to a third of the vote. she may get an opportunity to debate trump, though i doubt he ever agrees to debate her. running as an independent she would have the ability to at least focus the public's concerns on trump and make trump faces record if she would attract democrats and independents. but she has to worry that she could split the anti-trump vote if trump is indeed the republican nominee and end up giving trump a second term via the electoral college. there are a lot of considerations here and notice, she didn't say she was running for president. she said she wanted to make certain that donald trump was never in the white house again. that gives her a lot of maneuverability and a lot of options. >> but does her resounding defeat just that a larger portion

larry, nice to see you. okay, let's just follow the polling here. presuming that liz cheney loses, what does that indicate to you, and what does that mean for her career? is she finished? >> well, certainly it continues to show the kind of grasp, if you will, that former president trump has on states around the country. now wyoming voted more for trump than any other state. 70% of wyoming residents voted for trump in 2020. he went up there, and he campaigned against cheney. i think you're going to see the results from that effort. not looking very good for her. although the polls have closed recently. we'll see what happens. as for cheney, well, it's interesting to see what happens. she is obviously a force and still a force. she'll remain on the committee, the january 6th committee through the end of the year for certain, because that's as long as this crowd of republicans are in congress. after that, we'll have to see. we'll to see for them. we'll have to see for her. i don't think she is going to go away, raj. she is something who has a lot to say, and she wants to make s

candidates like larry hogan who was mentioned earlier, liz cheney, they would be disrupters. the media would fawn over those disruptions. in the end, they won't win a primary. so they're just not liked by gop voters. ron desantis, if you talk to trump voters, they embrace desantis. they see a lot of trump and see him as an outsider. >> mercedes, joe makes a good points. you look at the various potential candidates. you have ron desantis polling in the third. a lot of different polls. everybody else is nowhere to be found. maybe 2%, some 3%. mostly 1%. but you mentioned weaponizing the federal government. really has struck a cord with republicans. they feel persecuted. they feel like left is out to get us and son of a gun, we're not about to stand for that. the way that we get revenge is to get donald trump back in the white house. >> right. for the story line to be that president biden and his administration, they're going after his potential opponent is incredibly problematic. not only for republicans, but also for independents that question the deep state. the deep state is

there are the cheney,'s larry hogan, michael, singer, also to people out there but they don't have thenominees force at a senate governor, secretary of state, but there's no republican establishment anymore. he lunatic's have taken over the asylum. we need a healthy republican party, a two party system for democracy to survive, so we need to root for them to get this right. it looks i things might get worse before they get better. there has to be something where they say, oh, we've gone down the wrong track of this essentially old point party. we have to lay down the lines of -- where we were in 20 2012. >> all right, heavily male, heaven help you are free or not any of those things. oh i forgot, straight and cisgender to. david mill back, michael steele, olivia troye, thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. steele, my mom's gonna watch for matt out with soap. up next, how a group of extremists consider to be an actual hate group by the southern poverty law center scored and highly thought sought after taxes time status. what democrats are planning to do about it. we will talk

liz cheney and larry hogan.re is a 60% share of the publican party that would be -- republican party that will be the coalition of ron desantis. that is if the senses once -- ron desantis runs. that is the pathway that the governor will look at. host: he was -- bill young conservative voters group talking about how his message is all about before. guest: it is difficult for the former vice president because he is stuck between a rock and a hard place. democrats taken for serving as a loyal vice president under former president trump and republicans, at least the maga look at him negative because of forging a different course from donald trump. there is a constituency from that -- for that but it is a smaller party. it will be hard for him to forge a majority. host: michelle in ohio. republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. what got me to call in west the two people from all have, the first people -- lady talked about the environment. i have lived here for three months. it is beautiful and this is one of

cheney's race during this newscast. coming up at 6:00, our political analyst larry gerston joins us live to discuss in depth if the race foreshadows what we could see here in november and across the country. >>> all right. well, this november, the nba is taking election day off. the league released its schedule for the upcoming season on november 7th, the night before the election. all 30 teams will be on the hardwood, but on the following day, november 8th, no games will be played. the league says it hopes teams will use that day to encourage fans to get out and vote. >>> well, today the inflation reduction act became law. it takes effect immediately. we just heard alice barr mention president biden sign the bill and shared a moment with senator joe manchin of west virginia as he presented him with the first pen. senator manchin helped draft the bill with majority leader chuck schumer rescuing lower medicare, drug cost and landmark climate programs from the president's failed build back better bill. >> this new law is going to create tens of thousands of good paying jobs and clean energy manufacturing jobs. solar fact

this is the republican party that folks like liz cheney, while they may be talking about their own 2024 run or even asa hushpson and larrylican party, but right now the republican voters are selecting the trump-backed candidates over them. >> before i let you go a really quick volume fun. i've seep some voters talk about liz cheney as though they already know the outcome of this election but they are looking for her to do more potentially in 2024. have you heard anything like that on ground there? >> yes. allies that i've talked to she's looking to ultimately whether she's in office or not, mount an effort and, quote, do whatever it takes to keep donald trump from getting back not white house. that could include, i'm told, a 2024 presidential run, but it could also be setting is up a super pac or an outside organization to try to mobilize republicans that were part of the old gop, if you may, any way liz cheney sees best fit in i'm joined now by msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki. he is there of course at the big board. it's my first time sharing the screen with you and i'm thrilled to do it. i'm very

cheney is the last one to face a primary. >>> tune into "this week" later this morning, exclusive interviews with white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. maryland's republican governor larryan to discuss the doj's investigation into donald trump. plus, president biden's string of legislative victories heading into the midterms. jon, thank you. trevor? >> thank you both. >>> now to those heavy storms in the drought-stricken southwest, now torrential rain and flooding are the problems. station wls in chicago.bc - once again, cheryl, good morning. >> this is going to be a big threat as we go not only through the rest of the weekend, but through next week, an idea this rain coming down so fast, so heavy, this is video from las vegas. in a parking garage, that dumpster just getting swept away. the raging waters, this in arizona. streets just turning into rivers so there's definitely a threat that monsoon moisture, that will continue through the rest of the day today. rain, in addition of 1 to 2 inches, potentially up to 2 to 3 inches in some pockets, so flash flooding will be a big concern. not only a flood risk through the desert southwest but also deep south texas, we're goi

larry in auburn hills, michigan. independent. caller: i would like to make a comment on liz cheney and her stand for truth in america. think that's what we stand for. troops in america hold the truth more valuable, and their way in life, and liz has come out with the truth did someone should wake up around here and figure out what is the truth. she has. therefore, we should support liz cheney. thank you. host: from the washington post -- issues faced about the irs. this is from analysis. a lot of federal agencies have obvious mandates with a wide array of functions. secret service is responsible for money counter adding and the agricultural department and the food program. that is in addition to running a complex paper-based system. there is an enforcement arm in the tax police. it makes sense, when you think about it. the enforcement group is taxed -- tasked with investigating the revenue code and crimes in a manner that fosters confidence in the tax system it combines with the law. that posting provoked agitation, largely on the right, because of the duties the job entails. they carry a firearm it would be willing

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