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york. but, listen, you know, lawyers can differ over this kind of thing. hen there's certain immunity factors that play into it. i would not, because i think there's an agenda here. and i think there's a graduate risk of sort of perverting anything that he says in there to maybe come up with another crime. >> trump seems to have this idea sometimes, and i've been hearing from some people around him that maybe he can go in there and change their mind. do you think that's unlikely? >> i think that's unlikely. i know what you're talking about. he is a very persuasive speaker. and i know that sometimes, there is this thinking about changing people's minds. but if there's a political agenda at work here, and i believe there is, then i don't think that's very likely. i don't think, frankly, that the facts matter. and again, you have to think about all of these considerations, including the level of evidence here. and the source of the evidence. the case starts and stops with michael cohen. >> yeah. and i'm assuming you don't think he's a very good star witness fo

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. >> to the gentleman from new york, man, listen, it's called out to people in my state that could be present. i don't know about new york. that's all i'm saying. >> who? desantis? desantis doesn't have a shot. >> forty-five -- >> he's a nationals come he's a white supremacist. he's anti-gay. >> no, he has not. listen -- >> there's no way he can be present for my former colleagues in the speedy who's the other was? >> i called in and said what's happening? feel like it's really not that. the people are trying to raise a fuss. i had a conversation. it's not true. >> why can't those who have been incarcerated who are released will done at the time, why can't they be read franchise in the allowed to vote? >> they are in our state. >> no, they are not. >> i voted for the bill. i was there. >> whose of the second guy, the second person? >> trump and iran. >> trollope claims florida now? he don't claim new york now? >> two years now. >> that's what he said. that's what he said to kathy. he told kathy, i've got to go. [inaudible] >> amana 1600? >> if she wanted to jump inch wood to both of t

york. take a listen. >> the justice department, the seventh district of new york, when it came time for michaelohen's sentencing here's what they said in their letter to the judge. in particular, and as cohen himself has now admitted with respect to both payments to daniels and macdougall he acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual. of course we know individual one is donald trump. so one of the arguments that you are hearing is michael cohen went to prison in part for this. shouldn't donald trump as well? >> bret: jim, what do you think. >> it doesn't work that way. we all have as practicing attorneys have cases all the time with where one client or somebody else pleads guilty or nits their conduct. it does not count as a who is named that document. in fact, if you went to trial, a jury would specifically be instructed ignore the fact that michael cohen pled guilty. that has no bearing on your assessment of, say, president trump. i mean, look, we have touched on, i totally agree with professor turley. there is legality frailty to this case that is beyond belief. it is a st

spoke to don lemon on cnn this morning following his appearances before the grand jury in new york. listeno this exchange. >> do you believe that an indictment is imminent? >> i do. >> do you think it could happen sooner rather than later? >> let's hope it's sooner rather than later. everyone needs to be held accountable, to the same standard of the law, and that includes former presidents. >> based on your reporting, maggie, how is the trump team preparing for a potential indictment in manhattan? >> it's interesting, wolf. what michael cohen was saying speaks to the heard of what you're going to hear trump and allies -- maybe not trump specifically, but his allies and some of his closest folks say which is that this is -- they've been saying it's a, quote, unquote, weak case. they don't know what the evidence is. what it is is a smaller case compared to the other cases he's facing michael cohen's stance is equal justice under the law. it's not clear how prepared they are legally in the case. we don't yet know what the charges will be if they come. what they are preparing for politically,

york one news as well. we may be returning to that. it is on the website, c-span.org, in case you would like to listen to new york one news there. craig, west virginia, independent line. you are on c-span. caller: i have a couple of questions. on what the people have been talking tonight. one of the problems as they watch too much fox news. if they are going to get misguided, that is the station to do it. also, back in the situation where trump is indicted, he should be. i'm amazed that he has been -- two impeachments. i haven't figured out he controlled his -- this january 6th deal. yes, this man does need to spend some time in jail. host: being from west virginia, is that an unpopular opinion in your circles? caller: that is a good question, because most are republicans and i was a republican. till everything up there in helsinki, putin and took putin over our own intelligence agency. all four of us that were sitting there at the time, we said, l hell, no." excuse my french. it's going to take korea, china, he's not going to negotiate. his best friends. and then expect people --no. he's got putin, i'm not sure what the problem

about the mass exodus to florida from cities or from states like california and illinois and new york. listenlorida has led the nation in net migration i think three or four years in a row. california has either been number one or number two in net out migration. this is the result of better governance in states like florida and poor governance in left wing states. i think it all goes back to ideology. it goes back to woke mind virus that has inspected the left and all these other institutions. think about the way they have governed these states. they put things like woke ideology over the tried and true principles that president reagan stand for and what most americans believe in. they do coddle the criminals. and put the rights of the criminals over the safety of the public and the rights of victims. >> steve: by the way, the ronald reagan library was vandalized by graffiti artist before his appearance. >> looks like an art toys me. >> steve: ron defascist as you can see right there. it was cleaned up before he visited. ainsley, to your point how he has not declared he sure is doing a lot o

let's listen to what the new york times has just written about this, an influential and very experiencedleasant as it was to deny mr putin the pleasure of sowing panic in the west, his move was a direct reminder that the threat of nuclear war is still present, perhaps growing, and should not be lightly dismissed more than 30 years after the end of the cold war, the threat of nuclear annihilation. just not among the biggest fears and americans. is it true that americans don't care so much about the nuclear bomb anymore? that's a different question john wolf has become a senior adviser to the global zero group advocating for the abolition of nuclear weapons and a fellow at the center for a new american security believes that there is no longer everything senators. should have known the structure of the warhead of a nuclear missile today, there are no and five senators who understand what is at stake. konstantin, this situation is the exclusion of the russian nuclear potential from the decision-making process is bad. no, this is bad, of course, we see the danger that american politicians an

tonight, liberal policyut is spiraling out of control on both coasts.d this now, listen to this.ity' new york city government agreed to pay over twenty thousand prllars each to hundreds of protesters from the twenty twenty riot because either confined or they claim they were beaten by the police. now, the total bill comes in at more than six million dollars protesters. >> and by the way, they usedy a new york city police van onom fire to entice people to come to that what ended up being, quote, called riot by some. but that's not all. new york city, get this, only in new york city, they areh going to buyey five outsideet public toilets. they're paying five point three million dollarso to install five toilets across the fiveve toile boroughs. now, that cost less than, what, a million dollars to buy. it's all due to the bureaucratic red tape, bigg gove government spending regulations. and bynding, the way, it's no bettercause or on the west coast. coggon is now considerin a bill to pay homeless people one thousand dollars every month.e $1,000 every month simply for being homeless. anmply for be

not going to listen to npr or "the new york times. >> not going to listen to mike pence either >> somebody has to say it, tara. to charlie's point, look, the reality is republican members of congress are going to go to the jail and visit the insurrectionists who tried to kill them. that's where we are now. they're going to lead a delegation to kneel to the people who threatened to kill him. if hey had gotten their hands on any of these people, they would have grabbed them and hurt them just like they would have hurt mike pence, any of them, but now they're going to go and bow down to the people who tried to kill them i mean, i think at a certain point, there has to be a circuit breaker on the right i remember when kavanaugh was up for the supreme court. it was demoralizing for women to think about, people who watched, you know, networks like this one, to know he was getting off. we told them, he's going to get through. this is reality. we could do math they have the votes. and it's like, telling people that ain't great for numbers it ain't great, but you have to do it. it's the job who on

listen. at the un water conference held in new york delegates agreed to almost 700 commitments to protect humanities, most precious global common good old lot. okay. but the ammonia, so is why? because you know, after it really felt like a commissioned event, when you come together, you throw everything on the table, but it needs to advance further. i do believe it's sent. i have a signal yet again, and we have to use this momentum. the measures will be coordinated by a un water representative. a follow up conference will take place in 2 years. time is of the essence with the global demand for drinking water expected to be 40 percent higher than it is to day, according to the united nations. you're watching new news coming up. well, stories looks at the rebuilding of the not to dam cathedral in paris. as it's full of for me in the team here in berlin, i'll be back at the top of the hour with one use with ah, i, what people have to say matters to us. a.

so people are watching the show right now they're listening to npr, new york times, the really blogs,ntic, that he pm. this is just not the same competition on the other side. and that really does, as you know and what you have written, create part of the pathology here. >> yeah, and i currently inquiry with what adam just said. i think it additional point of this, in his opened the eric the last 70 years, that fox, to a great degree, used to control that whole game. and i have heard a lot about people saying well fox's need follow the audience well it's a sin biotech relationship. but two things happened over the course of that period. you had trump coming in and he really wanted to call the shots. and for quite some time, at the beginning, in 2016, you had that period where trump kind of went after fox and then fox made peace with trump. and then for most of the administration, they were kind of what they used to call a policy condominium. they could both be in control. and it sort of worked [laughter] . and then at the end of the administration it kind of got to this breaking point

listen to this, new york city's government, they agreed to play over $20,000 each to hundreds of protesters riots because they were either confined, or they claim they were beaten by the police. now, the total bill comes in at more than $6 million. protesters, by the way they used a new york city police man on fire to entice people to come to that what being an "riot. but that's not all. only in new york city are they going to buy five outside public toilets. they are paying $5.3 million to install five toilets across the five boroughs." ." and that cost less than a million dollars to buy. and it is all due to the bureaucratic red tape. and big government spending, regulations and by the way, no better on the west coast. because oregon is not considering a bill to play homeless people $1,000 every month simply for being homeless. and you cannot make this out. now the alkyd founder kick travis former candidate, and the city will be so much better off if he had one. [cheers and applause] courageously way. >> now mayor adams appointed you the rats are, use of the reptile? >> no he fired me wit

. >> dana: listen to the new york sometimes.article they did on black voters in chicago looking for a path forward to deal with the crime stats you just mentioned. the headline black voters looking for this path. the quote is black voters on the south and west side arguably have the most at stake on the issue of crime in the election. many are torn not which candidate but over what vision of policing and public safety offers reducing crime without victimizing black neighborhood and residents in the process. in this race you have now a runoff between two candidates. you have endorsed one of them. do you think that the candidate you've endorsed could answer the issue "the new york times" brings up? >> without question vallas has the capacity and desire to address the concerns of african-american voters and voters in the city of chicago. we nov we need police and policies that go after criminals and paul knows that and committed to constitutional policing which is what african-americans want. they want correct policing. >> dana: on

about the numerous investigations he is facing, including that one in new york where there is a potential indictment, take a listenistrict attorney of new york under the auspices and direction of the department of injustice in washington, d c. was investigating me for something that is not a crime, not a misdemeanor, not an affair. in recent days, those investigations have seemed to escalate. in addition to the investigation in new york, at potential indictment in that hush money probe, we've also seen former president trump's personal defense attorney evan corcoran. happy made to appear before a federal grand jury in that moral lago documents case. we also know that a federal judge has now ordered several of trump's former aides, including mark meadows, is former chief of staff to testify in the special counsel's investigation into january, 6th. but i will tell you we spoke to dozens of people who are there to see donald trump and almost all of them told us that not only wouldn't indictment not impact them at all, but that they believe it would make trump stronger and this is something that we have heard from a n

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this is in the global north, the government's the corporations, sipping cocktails, listening to the orchestra, new york, a sir. so play a player just didn't get into the safety of her and had a hold of the people of the global sites who are already drowning. but normally the draining boy, the trying to escape the find that the hold is bod. sure said that's the story of climate change. it's not that we're all in it together. yes. ultimately we are, but the people with the most impacted in the 1st impacted or in the global. so let's always how it is. so everybody knows we, there's this, scientists report, i pcc report that talked about the importance of keeping temperatures to 1.5, right? and it said the world as to d, carbonized by 2050. that means we have to half emissions by 2030. so rich countries, you need to d carbonized by 2030, right? that's that be the logic because they've consume more and of course rich countries say no, we're going to d carbonized by 2050. no, none of us would get on a bus or a train. if somebody said, i'll listen. there's one in 3 chances. bus or train is going to crash. but

and speaking of, "the new york times" is reporting that fox news' ceo said they should have change the kocoverage of the election results for bigger ratings saying this, listenhis is what "the new york times" reporting. one of the sad realities. if we didn't call arizona those three or four dawedays followin legislation day, our ratings would have been bigger. is that a fair assessment of a news network? >> not even a little bit. this "new york times" article by peter baker is details and, you know, conversation inside fox news, among executives in the days after the election. they're lamenting the fact they followed the facts. he followed a zoom. >> they got the receipts. these are not characterizations of comments. they're comments. >> these are the news folks who are saying, you know, maybe we should have considered talking about -- >> in some ways, bret baier is the person they point to to be the real news anchors. as a contrast to their opinion anchors. what this conversation shows is mark is saying, well, in this trump environment, maybe we shouldn't follow the facts so fast. that's incredibly dangerous. this is not a news organization. this is a parti

york. independent. caller: good morning. it amazes me and i listen to callers. some have good points on what is going on. have anyone of them sat in a grand jury and listen to evidence? bragg did not pull the evidence out of thin air. he has the evidence. i have set on the grand jury. i listen to the evidence. if the evidence did not make sense, i voted against it. whatever the grand jury saw that the evidence to indict the former president, that is what they would with. host: how do you respond to people who say the bar is low for an indictment? and people make the joke you could indict a ham sandwich, caller: these are all little sayings. people come up with these things to make a joke out of things. and i a ham sandwich? this is real stuff. this man has been indicted. not convicted of a crime. when he comes to trial, the evidence will come out. we do not know with the evidence is. we are assuming. we are all fighting. let's see what comes out of this. host: i would add cnn reported last night, early this morning that over 30 counts. 34. "politico" -- "punchbo

about the numerous investigations he is facing, including that one in new york where there is a potential indictment. take a listen district attorney of new york under the auspices and direction of the department of injustice in washington, d c. was investigating me for something that is not a crime, not a misdemeanor, not an affair. in recent days, those investigations have seemed to escalate. in addition to the investigation in new york, at potential indictment in that hush money probe, we've also seen former president trump's personal defense attorney evan corcoran. made to appear before a federal grand jury in that moral lago documents case. we also know that a federal judge has now ordered several of trump's former aides, including mark meadows, is former chief of staff to testify in the special counsel's investigation into january, 6th. but i will tell you we spoke to dozens of people who were there to see donald trump and almost all of them told us that not only wouldn't indictment not impact them at all, but that they believed it would make trump stronger and this is something that we have heard from a num

about the numerous investigations he is facing, including that one in new york where there is a potential indictment. take a listen the district attorney of new york under the auspices and direction of the department of injustice in washington, d c. was investigating me for something that is not a crime, not a misdemeanor, not an affair . in recent days, those investigations have seemed to escalate in addition to the investigation in new york, that potential indictment in that hush money probe we've also seen former president trump's personal defense attorney evan corcoran. happy made to appear before a federal grand jury in that moral lago documents case. we also know that a federal judge has now ordered several of trump's former aides, including mark meadows, is former chief of staff to testify in the special counsel's investigation into january, 6th. but i will tell you we spoke to dozens of people who were there to see donald trump and almost all of them told us that not only wouldn't indictment not impact them at all, but that they believed it would make trump stronger and this is something that we have heard

york times podcast. try to do it daily . in fact, it's called daily. so recently i was listening and i heard one of the guys who wrote this story, this new story in the new york times, same people who ignored the previous story, presented by mr. hersh. suddenly he's asked while i'm listening to him on this podcast, why he's reporting that these saboteurs did it. and how he sure that the see, i didn't do it. his answer to my absolutely astonishment was viv. because he asked his us intel sources and they say they didn't do it. now i should add the times is not the only news entity that ignored the blockbuster, seymour her story, cnn, and the rest of the cable ers did the same thing. in fact, there was a time when cnn would have wanted to know more about mr. hurst his story, and they would have interviewed him. i know because i was part of that cnn. i interviewed mr. hersch on several occasions at cnn. apparently they don't do that anymore.

york times podcast. try to do it daily . in fact, it's called daily. so recently i was listening and i heard one of the guys who wrote the story, this new story in the new york times, same people who ignored the previous story, presented by mr. hersh. suddenly he's asked while i'm listening to him on this podcast, why he's reporting that the summer tours did it, and how he sure that the see, i didn't do it. his answer to my absolutely started from it was live because he asked his us intel sources and they say they didn't do it. now i should add the times is not the only news entity that ignored the blockbuster. see more her story, cnn, and the rest of the cable ers did the same thing. in fact, there was a time when cnn would have wanted to know more about mr. hershey story and they would have interviewed him. i know, because i was part of that c n n. i interviewed mr. hersch on several occasions at cnn. apparently they don't do that anymore. let me show you something if see, and i did want a reason to look into whether our government had something to do with the destruction of th

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that way you are taking it out of new york which is such a democratic state. listening to these colors, i do not think he would have a fair trial. i do not think anyone would have a fair trial whether they were republican or and ended in new york -- or independent in new york. the hatred is unbelievable within the democratic party. come together. let us work together. i agree that nobody is above the law. i do feel a lot of happening in this country with people who have committed crimes and they get off scott free. that includes the district attorney who is letting all these criminals out without any type of bail, no jury, nothing and push people off into trains. they watch people getting sucker punched. lemon getting beat up and men. especially elderly. where is this country coming to? host: i will leave it at that point. more calls coming up on the washington journal until 10:00 a.m. eastern time. earlier in today's program, john bresnahan from huntsville news joins this morning to discuss how -- punch bowl news joins this morning to discuss the reaction of house spea

about the numerous investigations he is facing, including that one in new york where there is a potential indictment. take a listen the district attorney of new york under the auspices and direction of the department of injustice in washington, d c. was investigating me for something that is not a crime, not a misdemeanor, not an affair. in recent days, those investigations have seemed to escalate in addition to the investigation in new york, that potential indictment in that hush money probe we've also seen former president trump's personal defense attorney evan corcoran. be made to appear before a federal grand jury in that mar-a-lago documents case. we also know that a federal judge has now ordered several of trump's former aides, including mark meadows, is former chief of staff to testify in the special counsel's investigation into january six. but i will tell you we spoke to dozens of people who were there to see donald trump and almost all of them told us that not only wouldn't indictment not impact them at all, but that they believed it would make trump stronger and this is something that we have heard from

we have been listening into indicted by a grand jury in new york city, all in relation to the hush money payment allegedly made to the porn star, stormy daniels, ahead of the 2016 election. we have been listening to the entire report with abc7 news. we have lori hastings joining us now to talk about all of this. we also want to note that of course we have david muir and world news coming up at 3:30 p.m. to break this down for our audience here. thank you so much for joining us right now. we appreciate your time. i will first let you tee it up with your thoughts on what we all witnessed. this was a day that we thought might come as early as last week. we were holding our breath and here we are today, finally the indictment of a former president, your thoughts? >> thank you. the first thing i want to say is my name is rory little and i teach at uc law san francisco which used to be uc hastings. this was a historic moment. many thought the president should have been indicted long ago and many thought he should never be indicted and this is all the political show. the political implications

the second grade gets a triple with a plus. for the work and says listen to me, and soon the new yorkimes will print what do you even have bosses? you know, i was thinking something like that, and the only thing i thought was when i was getting twos and i was getting a notebook that i opened and it was all red from mistakes , and now the teacher goes to yegor firsov's page, opens it, and there cnn and there and now she is blushing and thinking, god, how come she is writing comments now under the new york times article . by the way, this is my student, we are laughing, but mr. yehor, as a journalist, i understand how important it is to tell people abroad what this is our war, because they may have, well, that is, they support us, but they do not live in this whole madhouse in which we live in this distorted reality, the last incident from the life of an acquaintance, we spoke with whom we made an audio guide for edinburgh in ukrainian for ukrainians who will be there in in scotland , there aren’t even many ukrainian women who can listen to a tour of edinburgh castle in ukrainian. he ta

to the people in new york city and any other maniac, lunatic blue state out there, california, illinois, maryland, listen to me, please. i grew up in new york and ran for office in massachusetts, i know these states well. get out as soon as you can. i am not kidding. get -- you have zero rights in these places. they're talking about escape taxes for you and everything else. if this can happen to a former president, you have absolutely zero rights. no serious person thinks this is a crime worth expending taxpayer dollars on. not a single person on planet earth believes that who's serious. get out of these states as soon as you can. you have no chance in front of one of their juries, you have no chance in front of one of their judges, you have no chance with their prosecutors. get out. you are effectively living in a place where when they want you, they come and get you. will: to your point about get out, dan, it's all going to come down to a jury, you know? we can, and we should talk about, a biased, corrupt system that includes prosecutors or judges. but ultimately, trump in this case will have to is sit

we have been talking to people in d.c we have been talking to people in new york and california listent we are hearing. how do you think this compares to what the other possible legal problems that he has >> this is nothing everything else, inciting a riot, i mean, that would take the cake this is nothing i think compared to all that. >> i'm very upset with bragg he needs to resign >> it's stupid it's going to not get anywhere it will come back to be bad on the democrats. >> i should tell you, if you are a democrat, who i have been talking to, you are -- one man told me ecstatic but also in some ways i have been hearing people worried about whether this was the case to move forward and whether it might muddy the waters for the other legal problems donald trump has. if you are a republican, you are sticking by president trump. you were talking about vice president mike pence, but there are a lot of republican voters saying it's a political prosecution. one thing to note here, 62 % of americans say they think this is motivated by politics. that's 62% overall 93% of republicans think that

the "new york times" has listened to a recording of the meeting and reports on what was said, includingmain anchors that it was not enough to call a state based on numerical calculations but that viewer reaction should be considered as well. quote, in a trump environment, the game is just very very different. joining me now is "new york times" reporter, jeremy peters. full disclosure, this is your colleague peter baker's reporting but bring us inside that room. >> so what happened in the weeks and days, correctly called arizona for joe biden was a panic set in. and they realized that they were offending their viewers, and their journalistic obligation to tell the truth became secondary, well, our viewers are in revolt. the trump campaign is harassing us, they are basically telling people to turn the channel, and that's what happened. people did turn the channel and instead of doing its, you know, journalistically sound duty of reporting the facts as they did initially, what the executives at fox news decided is they would perpetuate rumors that were entirely false of voter fraud at the

york." the injury have been listening to evidence. manhattan da's office issued a statement saying we contacted mr. trump's attorney to coordinate. it remains under sealed. >> thanks so much for that. >> under the u.s. constitution which makes this the country that it is. all americans have the right to -- we answer that and we'll go to lou who's based in the new york. he joins us now. we thank a lot for coming on. how do you expect this to play out with the jury pool in new york. >> tucker, thank you for having me. first, i would like to say like your former colleague, jason whitlock. my heart is broken. jason is such a great guest every time. he's incredible. like him, my heart is broken. everyone should be outraged of what's going on. you know as far as the jury pool goes, i hope that my fellow new yorkers are going to be there to listen to what's going on. but, i have tried probably over 50 cases and my partner tried over 200 cases in new york city. i am not sure i have complete faith in the jury. we live in a blew state and a blu

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. >> listen, i work for the new york daily news. i see the stories of the crime. not just on a daily basis but throughout the day. storage devices, the real stories. they do train a picture of crime. real or exaggerated, that you feel. i don't know why democrats keep seating this argument to republicans. you don't have to pretend it is an invention. arguing the stats i think is important to give the right numbers but if people feel afraid, i think politicians will do well to acknowledge that and lean into that. i can tell you very honestly and someone who works in new york city, i feel afraid in new york city. someone who goes to d.c. to arbor d.c. bureau i won't leave there at night by myself. >> more than you did years ago. >> one 100%. it is a real feeling. you can tell me the numbers don't back it up but i can see it and feel it. i think chicago was about crime. you can't argue those numbers. the mayor is responsible for that. >> it is also the fight with the union and the -- >> it's a big record. >> is not just the chicago crime , because it has been part of

if you listen to bill dudley, former vice new york fed president and alan blinder, former fed vice chair. they both thought they should pause. they didn't because they are still worried about inflation but kept the door open to at least considering rate hikes. let's listen to what jay powell said. >> if we need to raise rates higher, we will. i think for now, as i have mentioned, we see the likelihood of credit tightening. we know it can has an effect on the macroeconomy, demands, labor market, inflation, and we will be watching to see what that is. kathleen: they are cognizant however this banking crisis plays out that it will impact the economy and therefore on prices. the median dot is still looking for a ceiling of 5.1%. four weeks ago we would've been looking at 5.5% or higher. so there is an acknowledgment that maybe the terminal rate will not be as high as the most hawkish people in the fed had thought and that this is something they also have to watch very closely. it is interesting you just mentioned [indiscernible] follow in the fed footsteps and do a smaller rate hike the meet

york. also andy mccarthy, former prosecutor, talked about why so many other prosecutors walked away from this case. listenfice, the southern district of new york, the federal prosecutors in manhattan the also wanted to part of this case which things not only on testimony of the porn star, stormy daniels, who, you know, look, i think it's credible for her to claim that this happened way back when, but payment the, you know, she's -- but at the same time the, she's on record a couple times saying it didn't happen. the other crucial witness is michael cohen, and i think probably the feds walked away from him because of his keep credibility problems. is so you're not starting out in a great place with those witnesses. will: it not only was the southern district of new york, a federal prosecutor, that declined to pursue this, it's alvin bragg's predecessor cyrus vance declined to prosecute this as well. you know, rachel, i think you're right. i mean, and i can only really judge this based upon the track record, based upon history. almost every single attempt to take donald trump down has made him stronger. rac

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it's 8:00 here in new york city, and you're listening to phil whi ckman whose going to join us todaying our faith and friends concert series which has just been killing it. will: yet another installment today on our way to easter. pete: making our way to easter. there he is he will be joining us at the top of the hour and at the bottom of the faith and friends concert series and that opening shot clarksville, tennessee just outside fort campbell, so everyone in the 101st airborne good morning, hope you're watching. will: it was an army base of knowledge or i'm a new tennesseen? pete: that's army base of knowledge combined with the tennesseen getting his bearings abdomen wanted to show it off a little bit. rachel: we're super-impressed. pete: thank you. will: we have to get to news starting with a fox weather alert. it's now 26 people who are dead after historic outbreak of tornadoes in the south. pete: the path of destruction stretching for more than 100 miles leaving communities in ruins. rachel: fox weather correspondent is on the ground in mississippi. robert, good morning. report

his supporters to engage in protests grand jury in protests as the grand jury in new are listening to more new yorkdence. resurrected evidence. and the resurrected 2016 haven't you heard 2016 case. haven't you heard that ? more protest. that before? more protest. joining now is spokesman for joining us now is spokesman for republican services, uk elliott. sarah, how are you ? great. how sarah, how are you? great. how are you? very well. good. he's saying protest, protest, protest does this not have an uncanny echo of what happened at capitol hill just after he lost the election . and we saw what damage election. and we saw what damage that did to democracy place . that did to democracy place. officers killed sarah and think trump's reputation badly damaged . well yes but it also rings true of what the has been trying to do for him time and time again which to indict and convict this they are try trying to hang anything they can around his neck and bring down and. it's just i it's a quite flimsy case even in democrats and those the media who would like to see donald trump behind bars. they do not se

that way you are taking it out of new york which is such a democratic state. listeningo these colors, i do not think he would have a fair trial. i do not think anyone would have a fair trial whether they were republican or and ended in new york -- or independent in new york. the hatred is unbelievable within the democratic party. come together. let us work together. i agree that nobody is above the law. i do feel a lot of happening in this country with people who have committed crimes and they get off scott free. that includes the district attorney who is letting all these criminals out without any type of bail, no jury, nothing and push people off into trains. they watch people getting sucker punched. lemon getting beat up and men. especially elderly. where is this country coming to? host: i will leave it at that point. more calls coming up on the washington journal until 10:00 a.m. eastern time. earlier in today's program, john bresnahan from huntsville news joins this morning to discuss how -- punch bowl news joins this morning to discuss the reaction of house speake