what maga man the bad guy the whole time?ople off has sometimes come in handy, from george washington using it to stop the bootlegger insurrection, to my ban bear o. bringing 300 nonviolent drug offenders. ( applause ) but my fav presidential pardon definitely came from abe lincoln. you see, in 1861... you know what? this pardon story is too good. let's just relax on this one minhaj-a-notes. okay, where were we? in 1861, abraham lincoln pardoned arthur o'brien for the crime of-- wait for it-- attempted beastality. seriously. this actually happened. beardie back of penny dude pardoned the guy who swiped right on a barnyard animal. lincoln thought the dude had been too drunk to be held accountable. in the 1800, apparently being drunk was a legit excuse for beastality. amazing. now, some pardons aren't as easy to get behind. like, when gerald ford let nixon off the hook for watergate, ford said it was the to move the country forward, but thousands of callers flooded the white house switchboard-- and i know what you're thinking,

there was a column about maga stocks. us about the idea that the great rotation either is postponed or it's not including these. sarah: well, morgan stanley actually just put out a note discussing this. and he said this is actually part of the reason that maybe we should keep an eye on growth stocks especially because this rolling bear market we've seen through this year hasn't claimed growth as a victim yet. so maybe that means that it's just working its way there, and we can keep an eye out, because growth stocks could be in the way of this rolling rotation. romaine: so we know this rally has also included a lot of retail investors. so when you're looking at some of the big e.t.f.'s like the q.q.q. or x.l.k., what are you seeing in terms of inflows and outflows? sarah: we're seeing a lot of interest. my colleague actually pointed out this morning, not just x.l.k., but if you look at x.l.y. consumer discretionary, it's had a lot of inflows this week. i mean, it's on path to hit a record with inflows. that's because amazo

maga takes a little bit from conservatism, but it leaves a lot on the table.ogressives, not entirely liberal. they're a little bit farther left than the traditional liberal democratic agenda, the kind of thing you saw in arizona. >> but do you think they need to do something to the republican party if maga -- i can never tell how it's pronounced, mag-a or ma-ga. but if it loses in florida this year, what republicans look at and say, this is far left -- if it loses, what will that do to the republican party? >> it will probably further radicalize them. further convince them of the existential terror that they face from the democratic side. and the need to get more aggressive in their approach to politics, which is not persuasion politics, it is about polarizing and radicalizing the base. >> caitlin, i'm curious, too, it does seem to me, one way of looking at this florida race is if you're a republican, you see now in the democratic nominee, in the coalition, this is what we think the democratic party is. and if you're a democrat and you look at ron desantis lin

and the prosecutors going after trump's associates, so you really have the absolute quadruple blast maga versus mr. impeachment. the real story for florida voters, a pretty decent chance we won't talk as much about florida as they should. >> shannon: between these races, you will be unable to escape the ads, they will be on your tv night and day and the radio and i today. he won't be able to get away. let's talk about the desantis, the trump effect. he was pulling in a really tough place was restarted and not too much time he really made of a lot of ground and won by 20 points tonight. that is quite a wild swing and not a long period of time. >> we should give desantis some credit. when he started running for governor, he was little known to florida politicals outside of his own district. from a district in northeastern part of the state, south of jacksonville. he didn't have long connections are a big career outside of that area's date politics compared to putnam, who has been, since the earth cooled, has been active in a big network in florida politics. desantis, he was little known. t

amidst the maga hats and american flags a new symbol is popping up at president trump's rallies, "q"n anonymous internet personality claiming to be a government insider working with the president to purge the so-called deep state. tonight abc's david wright takes us inside the minds of some true q believers. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> reporter: pay close attention next time president trump holds one of his big campaign rallies. >> hello, florida. >> reporter: you'll notice certain signs, t-shirts that stand out, references to "q." the 17th letter of the alphabet. a cryptic salute to an elusive character. wod. >> not a conspiracy. it's fact. >> reporter: q-anon, an anonymous internet user supposedly with a high-level security clearance, posting online. >> i am 100% behind q. he's working for the president. he's working for our country. >> reporter: q's subversive message, crowd sourced and embellished by a growing group of followers offering an alternative explanation of everything. >> it involves the whole space force, possible alien life, pedophi

there is going to turn this world up side dowfnlt i guarantee you, the trump supporters will turn maga hats into naga hats, naga hats. >> trevor: nigga america great again, i don't think that works. >> you saying it wrong, you have to say it like this. nigga, america great again, that is how you say it. put a come-- comma, add a comma. >> trevor: now i'm relieved that the tape hasn't come out. >> don't get too kfer comfortable. wouldn't be surprise if trump n word in the speech before the tape gets leaked because if he smart, he will realize that when he says it in public he gets away with it, just like he did with mexicans and muslims. now all of a sudden the n words isn't racist, it's presidential. >> trevor: that is a depressing thought, man. >> not depressing for you, i'm selling the hat, i got 10,000 ready to g16 a pop, but i will give you one for 14, cuz you my nigga. >> roy wood, jr., everyone. we'll be right back. ♪ even the very serious ronda rousey, ♪ (laughing) can't be serious with twizzlers. ♪ (laughing) yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. we hide hotel name

and trump winning the nobel peace prize or any prize is an idea that maga supporters really love. - i it was very rough three, four months ago. [crowd chanting] - [laughs] nobel. that's very nice. nobel. [chuckles] [laughter] - you know, that... that has to be the world's first nobel peace prize chants. like, that's how rowdy trump's crowds are, though. they'll chant anything. they'll be at a funeral like, "condolences! condolences! condolences! always in our hearts! always in our hearts!" [laughter] and now, look, i understand, some people argue that trump didn't actually do much, but south korea's president, he doesn't care, right? he's happy to share the glory, and trump agrees with him, except for the share part. - i had... one of the fake news groups this morning-- no, they were saying, "what do you think, uh, president trump had to do with it?" i'll tell you what, like, how about everything? [cheers and applause] - yeah, i, uh, i hope they have a nobel prize for humility, too, because this guy, he just killed the game. - and i'm gonna say, "i don't care. we're gonna keep winning

on august 17th, he made similar announcement to other people and he went to his hometown rally with magasaid the same thing. >> you said apologies but we don't hear apologies from the president very often. let me go to another element. i want you to listen to what the president said about chain migration. >> under the current broken system, a single immigrant can bring in unlimited numbers of disresista d distant relatives. under our plan, we focus on immediate families by eliminating sponsorships to spouses and minor children. >> melania trump sponsored her parents to come in what is the president calls their chain migration. why is it good for his family and no good for other families. there was a proposal essential democrats and congress rejected. melania trump's parents would not qualify for any other type of immigration program or they would not have qualified under the gop immigration with the program that they would are passed. >> joseph borelli, he wanted to limit spouses and children but except when it comes to his wife's parents. >> we'll see you right back here at 10:00 a.m. e

to arizona republicans in such a way that made it clear that though she was not a ground-floor team magashe was go with them, and she could go on a beauty kyrtsen sinema. she was already pivoting to the general election before it occurred and she was contrasting kyrtsen sinema as a code pink protester versus herself in a flight suit and you will see more of that. >> shannon: let's talk about kyrtsen sinema because she's portraying herself in commercials and speeches and all the things she was doing, a centrist. there really is a different historical background for her getting to this point. she has had some pretty progressive positions along the way in the past. so how does is go down with arizona voters because i'm sure a lot of that will be dredged up on both sides, that is part of the campaign but sinema has taken a different tract heading into the fall race? >> voters will forgive you if you change your positions, if you're moving in their direction. so sinema will have to defend the positions she took as an activist and where she was as a young woman and all of that stuff. she, at t

of war at the destruction that was being done but the war took precedent so et took years for chick maga to survive, as well as gettysburg. the camp at gettysburg was not erased from the land same until the early 120's so it remained intact for several years after the war was over. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] >> you're watching american history tv, only on c-span 3. >> by the summer of 19 40, nazi germy had conquered most of western europe and hitler and his generals were making plans to evade america. the battle of britain. this 53-minute u.s. war department film which was shown to service members and also in theaters details the fight in the sky over england. hollywood director frank cap remarks a team of film industry veterans and army signal corps technicians showed how the british defeated hitler's air force at a cost of more than 40,000 civilians and vast destruction on the ground.

in line all day today in indiana for a chance to be in the arena to feel the presence, wear the red maga hats. we have survey data that says trump is a preferred source of news for people. there it is. the morning bugle is the president's tweet storms. guy: when he wasn't throwing hay makers at the media, he was shooting down reports that he let go of white house council don mcghan because of his defense of jeff sessions. he says i like don, but he was not responsible for me not firing bob mueller or jeff sessions. so much fake reporting and fake news. the president also denied reports that ivanka trump his daughter and her husband jared kushner were behind the decision. a tweet that reportedly caught mcghan off guard. but it wasn't the mueller probe or jared or ivanka, why is mcghan leaving right now? let me ask buck sexton. let's start with mcghan. you have some hyperventilation from the press over that "new york times" story about mcghan cooperating with mueller and people are saying this must be point a, point b, trump is mad, so mcghan is out. in the story the times reported that tr

she has her maga had. she kept it in her back seat. that's an interesting point that she's making there. regardless of where you fall in the political spectrum, when you look at the evidence and the exhibits, the evidence was overwhelming. there were ten counts that were a mistrial. there were zero accounts in which he was acquitted. that shows that the evidence is overwhelming. >> and also that our jury system works. >> it works. the jury. >> dana: thanks, shelby. >> thanks. >> dana: california congressman duncan hunter and his wife pleading not guilty at their formal arraignment. both are accused of using campaign funds for expenses. william la jeunesse has more. >> hunter claims this is a political witch hunt. a hit job from bias prosecutors that attended a clinton fund raiser. so this investigation has been two years in the making. hunter's lawyer told me yesterday, prosecutors could have filed this before the primary along for a different candidate. instead, by waiting before the general, the indictment is he says a gift to democr

. >> maga now stands for "my attorney got arrested." >> paul manafort is a good man. this is a witch-hunt. it's a disgrace. >> manafort is facing a substantial amount of time. the question is whether he makes the calculation that it's better to cooperate. >> this is a tremendous victory for mueller's team. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "new day." it's already been a long morning. it's wednesday, august 22, 8:00 in the east. sources tell cnn the white house is stunned and blindsided by the news that president trump's personal lawyer directly implicated the president of the united states as an unindicted co-conspirator of a federal crime. cohen testified under oath that the president told him to make hush money payments to two women who say they had affairs with the president for the "principle purpose of influencing the election." >> the words michael cohen used under oath, under oath, mind you, are that he broke the law in coordination with and at the direction of a candidate for federal off

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suppressed by the fact that there are a lot of conservatives, not even conservatives but trumps 3,000 maga people. i don't think that those are -- as you move into the midterms, there is some artificial suppression of his numbers, all of that having been said, you can't take anything away from his phenomenon. he is a natural politician, he is the antithesis of ted cruz. it ted cruz is a bad retail politician, who matches up on the issues for the electorate. he is a fantastic retail politician, and they are responding well to him. >> dana: we will look at that one. talking about the troubles facing the president. from their perspective, they have a low poll that says unfavorable views include temperament, 53% are happy ther there, and truthfulness, 47%. what do you make of this messaging from the democratic group that is saying he's got problems, and we are after him on that? >> this is on the heels of the same group were previously telling democrats don't get high on your own supply, okay. this is going to be a tougher year than you thought. now they are saying okay, here is where trump's

maga now stands for my attorney got arrested. his campaign manager is now a convicted felon. today is pleading out in federal court and implicating the president directly while he was a candidate in law breaking. we've got a whole constellation of other trump people who have plead guilty or cooperating with prosecutors because this is a guy who was standing atop a gigantic mountain of corruption. he's standing atop a gigantic mountain of obstruction as well. all these things that have been slowly building up for donald trump, that this is an unfair witch hunt by hillary's angry minions is falling apart. people are seeing this now, you can't spin away the fact that paul manafort, who was donald trump's campaign manager is going to spends the rest of his life in jail. michael cohen is going to jail. and for things they did. both before and during his administration, and his campaign. >> so listen -- >> go ahead. >> i'm old enough to remember being on here with rick, where rick specifically made the point to me, that the cohen investigation had nothing to do with the mueller inv

." ♪ then i started seeing pictures that photographers took of that maga mar and i see a guy with a shavedly i'm like, "that's a hammerskins logo." walking around openly with ain hammerjacket. and so then he starts digging, he finds out that this guy hadac tually been just recently released from jail from prison for a hate crime. and that's when you know, "okayh this mor just a couple of random people. there's something much more organized. >> thompson: frank and gustavo followed a trail of social media posts and court record their research put a name to rob rundo's group: the rise above movement, or ram. they portray themselves as patriotic nationalists. but the members' facebook posts are full of anti-semitic and racist imagery. they also appear in photos and videos training with the largest nazi skinhead gang in america-- the hammerskins. >> so you got a hammerskin here. hanging out, they're doing their fight training with the rise above movement. >> so they're, they're, they're training and they're not identifying separately, it's all under the same moniker.o >> thompson:basically, you

>> yeah, like my sister -- like my sister didn't speak to me for a week because he had worn a maga hate it felt like a bad andy kaufman wing and miss. i don't bail on people right away, you know? people [ bleep ] up and do stupid stuff. you shouldn't bail on everybody right away. >> jimmy: you give them a few chances beforehand. >> this guy has given you so much, he's my guy. i read this great article, i think "page four," guys my age writes, kanye, i love you, i always ride for you, but i'm tired of defending you. >> jimmy: right. >> it's like, i'll always be a fan, the album was amazing, it was a beautiful experience. now i'm happy. >> jimmy: the album wasn't amazing, would you have told him it was? >> [ bleep ] yeah. [ laughter ] are you crazy? i've flown to wyoming, not to [ bleep ] a guy. >> jimmy: everybody listening, is everybody like this? doing this? >> no, they were like -- everyone was like -- dude, it was truly like a beautiful experience. like loud speakers and everyone was moshing and going crazy. >> jimmy: dancing and stuff? >> yeah, people were going -- noz is there, ch

net in a new interview with "glamour" maga the comedienne and actress says she was raped by a policen she was 17. years later she went on to marry and divorce, stating her husband physically abused her, which he denies. haddish says she protects herself by being svei aggres >>> protecting you and your family when visiting the national zoo in d.c. ere is going to be a security update on the new plan this evening. zoo officials say there will be no changes to screening when visiting the zoo, but they're going to give an u oate additional fencing expected to be installed next year. that meeting takes place at 6:30 tonight in the zoo's conservation pavilion located xt to main fwril. >>> shopping to head back to school? maybe you have another list of needs? either way, virginiandnd maryave their tax-free holidays coming up starting this weekend in vi'tinia. you w have to pay sales tax on qualifying school supplies, clothing and footwear. hurricane and emergency prep items as well as ergy star and water products. so shop carefully and smart there. in maryland, they're going to be offeri ta

guy: we talked about the dynamics of this race, it's almost a laboratory field test of maga versus feelhe bern here. how do you feel with these two candidates that the other party will argue is unelectable? >> one of the arguments i was hearing was either side got the candidate they want to run against. >> right. >> the question is, the label "socialist." so the republican, the trumpian, desantis, says my opponent is a socialist. and, in fact, most democrats said they're fine with socialism. guy: i mean, he won the primary. >> correct. is he a socialist? i don't think he accepts that label. he's not, certainly, about having the government take over the means of production. we live in an age where there are lots of people -- we had a poll this week that found, i think, it's 40 of americans said they had a hard time meeting bills for food, housing and health care. in an era of high income inequality, is it socialist to say i believe in a social safety net that protects people from falling to the bottom? guy: well, mark, let's get your response to that, because we can debate whether or not

including on a juror who had a maga hat in her trunk. so duncan hunter is trying this out.e's kicking the tires on a defense here. but what we've seen this week in a momentum week is in a courtroom at least, that defense is not working, even with trump supporters. >> the indictment alleges that the couple had been in dire financial straights. quote, they overdrew their bank account more than is,100 times. in a seven-year period. resulting in approximately $37,761 in overdraft and insufficient fund bank fees. their credit cards were frequently charged to the credit limit often with five-figure balances resulting in approximately $24,600 in finance charges, interest and other fees. this is not stuff he can say was edited. this is a paper trail obviously that prosecutors had. is duncan hunter doing the right thing by going on tv and saying i did nothing, i new nothiknew maybe it was my wife? >> the sergeant shultz defense. i think it is really dangerous for us to -- i hear everybody jumping to just assume he's guilty. >> he's clearly blaming his wife for the possible of someth

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maga now stands for my attorney got arrested.ho has been surrounded by people, his campaign manager is now a convicted felon. his personal attorney today is pleading out in federal court and implicating the president directly while he was a candidate and law breaking. we have a whole constellation of other trump people who are either pled guilty or cooperating with prosecutors because this is a guy who is standing atop a gigantic mountain of corruption. and he's standing atop a gigantic mountain of 0 be instruction as well. all these things that have been slowly building up for donald trump, this predicate he's been building for months and months and months that this is an unfair witch-hunt by hillary's angry minions is falling apart. people are seeing this now. you can't spin away the fact that paul manafort, who was donald trump's campaign manager, is going to spend the rest of his life in jail. that michael cohen, his personal attorney, one of his closest associates is going to jail. and for things they did both before and dur

kyle lamberts and maga etf creator. mattie, foster brought up something interesting, rapid depreciation and things like that, we saw a durable goods report out today. if you take out all the other things and focus on investment, business investment, it was another huge number. there's a business component to this improvement to the economy they think doesn't get enough press. >> that's exactly right. foster was referencing the tax cut and jobs act and how that changed the way that businesses can now invest here in the united states. they can reduce their tax like the by writing off the cost of investment the first year rather than depreciating it over several years. this is phase three of this year's implementation with the tax cuts. first we saw people getting bonuses, paychecks change as the withholding tables change and see that in business investment start to fully kick in. the durable goods number today, very strong. couple that with the fed comments coming from mr. powell today, you really see a lot of optimism fo

potential moral decay and stating maybe it is too late for the republican party having thrown their magatrump wall and whether deregulation and court appointments are worth all of this. i'm joined by peter, a senior fellow at the ethics and policy center. thank you for being here. you occupy a position that is difficult. if any of us imagined confronting something we care about or groups we worked with for decades, that's never easy. you did it back when it mattered before the election and you continue to ring this alarm today over the weekend. what made you write this piece in such strong terms this weekend and what are we learning about trump's impact over many in the gop. i did it this weekend because i had a sense the corruptions and scandals of donald trump are metastasizing and the republican party is becoming more complicit and more compliant. this has been, as you indicated, an argument i made a long time. my piece in the "new york times," a week after trump announced. i was very worried about him. i thought he would redefine the republican party. that wasn't my chief worry. my c

they were probably wearing maga hats as they did it.y summed up the media reaction with this tweet. "oh msg, ice detained a husband as he was driving his wife for a c-section. the cruel inhumanity of this regime!" why did they want to arrest this guy in the first place? did they even have a reason or did they just do it because they ran out of puppies to kick? it turns out they did have a reason. here's the reason. >> this is far from an innocent victim. at this person was wanted by foreign authorities for murder, and like this arrest, most of wt ice does in cities and towns is enforcement. this is a referral we got from interpol for a wanted person. we did surveillance to find out where they lived when that individual left their home we made a vehicle stop. >> tucker: oh, murder! so the doting father was wanted for murder. homicide, killing someone in mexico. it turns out the government asked the trump administration d arrest this man. but whatever. he's so noble and depressed. he is the exact of the of person they want living in your

daughter-in-law, lara trump, who is a big part of the campaign, when i'm out on the road covering his maga rallies, there are videos that the audience gets to see before, hours before the president arrives where she is sort of the mistress of ceremonies so she is very much a part both visibly and behind the scenes of the campaign. she released a written statement in response to the audio tape that omarosa ebuted here. she said when omarosa was fired by the white house chief of staff in december, my entire family was concerned for her because we had no idea about the basis of her dismissal. we still wanted her on our team because we cared so much about her personally, that's why i reached out to offer her a position with the 2020 trump campaign before we knew anything about the gross violations of ethics and integrity during her white house tenure. another one of omarosa's bombshell tapes is a fraud. so this is the daughter-in-law of the president trying to make sort of a couple of points that they had family concern, that they were willing to work with her because of the long relationship

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. >> no, i was positive you would never be on the cover ne "time" maga >> seth: it was -- it like someyeah, there was some stuff. >> seth: b "snl" in 2005.sted that's when we got to know each other. you had a place. you had a really nice apartment in new yor >> yes. i decided to move to new york. 'cause i had such a great week hoing "snl." and i shot a movie here. and then i had -- this is the greatest thing ever. you move to new york. i invited seth over.d, and he shey, can i bring some friends?" and it was like half the cast of "snl." >> seth: yeah, when an aody with a nirtment invited us over -- >> right, it was -- >> seth: you had to bring everybody we knew. [ lahter ] >> i just couldn't get -- my first night in new york and it's like amy poehler is doing impressions. i had like a karaoke machine. >> seth: yep. >> horatio sanz is dng like his elton john impressions. >> seth: he was scream-singing o john. >> i mean it -- i was like, you know, "welcome to new york. this is the dream." and then, like, a month or two later i saw you at a party. and i was with a -iclike a platirlfriend

. >> it's a conspiracy cult that is gaining steam within trump maga world.ent with security clearance that's leaving these -- what they call crumbs on racist message boards. and exposing the truth about who's keeping trump from implementing policies they want. >> do you think -- and i hate to ask this, but it comes up so much. are they in on it in trolling everyone? there's all those weird reddit groups that want to make jokes out of everything, or is it a true bona fide conspiracy? >> to believe it, you have to believe in deep state. but "q" is a member of the deep state within the deep state. republican inception. >> you're in charge, you're in control. >> yeah. well, i mean, i don't want to break news on your show, but i'll do it right now. >> do it. >> i am "q." >> you're "q"? >> i am "q." and "q" anon is my rap name. the posts, the crumbs were us testing out lyrics, and people ran with it in a completely different way. it's gotten out of hand. i'm stopping it right now. >> i think "q" is actually sunny delite, better known as our president. the orange m

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. >> maga now stands for "my attorney got arrested." >> paul manafort is a good man.s a witch-hunt. it's a disgrace. >> manafort is

this is not maga, this will do t for the american workers. nafta was never a problem.he whole thing is, like, a phony issue. >> well, dave is an old friend of mine. he and i disagree in a whole bunch of things the last 30 or so years. by the by, this will help workers. there is good domestic content, there is good north american content laws which are enforceable, going to get labor better value, there is some wage push going on here, that is all very importance. if you are not in the u.s.-mexican zone or may be the north american zone, like china, you're going to have a lot of trouble doing business, particularly in autos and auto parts. so i think this really helps the growth story. >> laura: doesn't he represent the old republican party, where if you push back on any of this big trade deal -- and you and i've been talking about this in the radio and tv for literally 20 years now. it's the old guard still speaking out and he was the pro-growth guy. the idea that this is not going to be good for the american worker, with 75% of the parts in any automobile coming into

you want to argue this has nothing to do with the president, the most recent note i got ended with magaadministration cares about the safety and security of journalists, the health of a free and unintimidated press and, by extension, our democracy as a whole, please say something to your boss, to your dad, to your commander in chief before it is too late. obviously, i am not talking to you, sarah huckabee sanders. you made it clear where you stand yesterday. >> it's ironic, jim, that not only you and the media attack the president for his rhetoric when they frequently lower the level of conversation in this country repeatedly, repeatedly. the media resorts to personal attacks without any content other than to incite anger. >> the president of the united states should not refer to us as the enemy of the people. his daughter acknowledges that. i am asking you to acknowledge that right now and right here. >> i appreciate your passion. i share it. i have addressed this question. i have addressed my personal feelings. i am here to speak on behalf of the president. he has made his comments cl

and hashtag maga. it's going to be an epic night from the president we think. >> absolutely. there's no reason to believe if won't be based on how he's handled rallies in the past and especially considering everything everyone's talking about including on fox news which has a track record of not even address some of these types of -- >> i think they couldn't have avoided this -- like today fox couldn't do one of their oh, look, there is something else, there's a shiny metal object of medium being denied something. >> but i think your point to senator cornyn and matt schlapp's comments on this it's valid and -- >> hang on. sorry, sara. >> a lot of different people over the years. i think sad about that. i feel today it's a sad thing that happened. it has nothing to do with russian collusion. this started as russian collusion. this has absolutely nothing to do. this is a disgrace. this has nothing to do with what they set out looking for russians involved in our campaign. paul manafort. he walked for bob dole. he worked for ronald reagan. he worked for me. many people. and this

he's the more maga friendly of the trumps. he is particularly very conservative districts is seen as a big draw. privately despite the president's bravado on twitter he's not concerned about don junior, all reporting suggests he is. so much of what we've seen from him the erratic tweets have been triggered by watching the coverage of the manafort trial and telling people around him that he's afraid that that could be don junior next. even though he's saying i don't think he did anything wrong, but he thinks he could be the victim of overzealous prosecution and he could face jeopardy. >> certainly the victim of a prosecution. so while don junior is getting his swag on, robert mueller is trying to decide whether to charge him with perjury for saying that his father didn't know about that meeting with the russian lawyer in advance. right now mueller, we can assume, has that phone record which tells whether trump junior was calling his dad while trying to set up this meeting. if he's got that evidence, trump junior has big-time ex

. >> this isn't going to be, this isn't maga.s will not do a lot for american economy or workers. in fact nafta was never a problem. the whole thing is a phony issue. the big problem with trump he has a deficit totally out of control, 10 years into a recovery, slamming up against -- neil: you're not talking about trade deficit. talking about the budget deficit? >> talking about the budget deficit. slamming up against the fed it finally deciding to have real interest rates and shrink the enormous balance sheets. neil: what do you think of the jawboning the federal reserves. >> doing right thing. he is a low interest man. how can you have negative interest rates real terms below zero 10 years running? that is what we have. fuel for massive speculation on wall street. this is the greatest fake ball in history. neil: making a lost people rich. the president argues you go after them and let's say after pushing investigations going to talk impeachment the market will improceed. what do you think of that in. >> i think that's right. it

want to argue that this has nothing to do with the president, the most recent i note i got ended with magapresident and complained about personal attacks against her and how she feels she feels about donald trump. this atmosphere has been very pointed, very targeted and women journalists have taken the brunt of it. >> you know who i'm thinking about right now? i'm thinking about identia b. w. she wanted to cover and report on the lynchings that were happening in the united states of america. because she wanted to report on that she was labeled some kind of advocacy journalist and that she had around agenda. the reason i'm bringing up ida b. wells is because women journalists, women of color journalists, we bear an incredible responsibility in how the role of journalism exists in the united states of america. so we have to be out there speaking out and of course, joy, as you know, oftentimes when we do speak out we're criticized. we're told, you have an agenda. there's something wrong with you. you're mexican? oh, you're a woman, you have an agenda on that. as journalists, we have to contin

. >> he is telling the maga crowd, i love you. connell: nothing we could do about this, ralph.t were you saying about sinclair. >> we've been reporting for weeks this thing is on its deathbed. today as we reported last night was the do-or-die time for tribune. as we indicated. i couldn't say for sure last night. all indications they were getting out and they're out. the interesting thing is they sued. what they sued since care, what tribune sued sin care over the rumor for week there was some sort of breakup fee, and maybe sinclair would sue tribune for getting out, forcing them to pay a breakup fee. connell: right. >> something over money. this is about money. if you read the lawsuit, i read parts of it, tribune is saying you cost us money because you were incompetent. you didn't know how to navigate the deal through the doj and fcc. through a doj and fcc of the trump administration was incredibly favorable for this deal to go through if you abided by a few things, namely the divestitures that the fcc sinclair would have to do. connell: right. >> they would have to sell those

the president can stay on his maga course.we are, wednesday, august 22nd, 2018, the day we mark the longest runup in stock prices ever. 3,453 days. we're digesting the guilt of the president's former campaign manager and his former lawyer, and the dow shows little or no reaction. for some time our headline has been political turmoil, the market shrugs it off. let's hope that. >> is rugging off -- shrugging off continues. you're watching the second hour of "varney & company." ♪ ♪ stuart: all right. you heard what i just had to say. let's bring in karl rove, fox news contributor. i say politics is going to get really, really nasty. you're not going to take me on on that one, are you, karl? >> we've got an election coming up so, no, i'm not going to take you on on that one. that's obvious that it's going to get increasingly acrimonious, and as we get close to the midterms, the stakes are pretty high. stuart: do you think the democrats will run their campaign for november on impeach him? >> publicly, no. privately, yes. i say that

that hasn't won primary in a arizona hasn't endorsed anybody all three republicans are quoting the magas coming in after next midterm election. >> we saw what president trump's endorsement of ron desantis ardent trump supporter what that did for him in the polls do you expect ron desantis to be the adam putnam today the agriculture commissioners. >> polls say yes for state not federal office the fact that voters are taking to trump's advice, even for down ballot race is state he realitied suggests a lot of influence unfortunate for adam putnam running for governor i think since a kid out of blue he was -- a candidate expected to win suddenly president dropped a tweet supporting opponent looks like he may lose by 10 points or more. >> what are you watching. >> state of florida, because florida could be on track to make history elect first african-american governor in the state andrew. but unless republicans i am watching -- the candidates how crazy how far right the party has gone, and what measures they will take to play foo footsie. >> donald trump biggest liabilitied in november we ha

to berating at breakfast conservatives and they suggested can you imagine if trump supporter in a magat would be. ainsley: all over the headlines, every newspaper and every other network. brian: if you are running against president trump and put obamacare back i get it you say i want to raise taxes, i feel the corporate tax was too steep, okay, final. but, when you run on i want to be a socialist. i want to abolishize. i want to have open borders. tell me where you are going to get one independent vote with that rush limbaugh brought that up yesterday. the democrats are basing this blue wave on one thing, trump hatred, the resistance. they are not basing on people's desire for democrat policies. now, isn't that kind of flimsy? they think -- they live in a world where everybody now hates trump. that's what they tell themselves. they live in a world where everybody now realizes the mistake they made voting for trump. but it isn't based on policy, no. it's based on trump hatred. meanwhile, over here, the country has experienced an economic rebirth with people who haven't been working in 2