that you had a group of maga supporters storming the capital, beat cops.ou know, it was horrifying. and with a very clear goal. they were trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. there is a reason they showed up on that day. it was not a random day. he was the day with the house and senate were voting to certify the election. this is important, because there are other actors in the maga coalition responsible. they showed up because josh harley -- josh hawley, ted cruz made clear they believed in the lies that the election was stolen, and there were going to challenge the election. that they were going to try to overturn the results of the election. it gave these protesters who believed the lies donald trump and others had been telling. the second thing is, there has been a lot of investigations by the january 6 committee, by the doj. there are over 900 people who have led guilty and been convicted. all sorts of crimes. the record there is really clear. the point i was going to make is that all of this evidence has now come forward of what republic

they are underestimate be problem with the base and i don't know the choice maga or non-maga is enougharris: what if the president does tap vice president like nikki haley. that might be why pritzger is saying they are all maga. desantis, haley, everybody. move on. president bye says he has a strong message for iran. leslie, where is that message for the american people? he needs several strong messages. they don't seem deterred, iranians. new attack from iran and paid proxies terrorists marking major escalation with iran next. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd rather be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye s

that extreme maga republicans have turned the house of representatives into a spectacle and a nationalmbarrassment. the most unproductive congress in modern american history being presided over by these maga republicans whose agenda, let me correct myself, is chaos, dysfunction, and extremism. that's their agenda. that's their substantive agenda. anchored around insurrection, impeachment and illegitimate investigation. questions? reporter: thank you very much, mr. leader. i wanted to ask you with respect to government funding obviously we saw leader schumer start to move the process forward in terms of a potential c.r. is that set should be? and will democrats provide the votes for one? mr. jeffries: there are ongoing discussions about where we're at in the appropriations process and whether we have the ability to complete the that is in fronf us which right now involves deadlines on both january 19 and february 2. i think that we have to continue to press forward to get as much done, but there are some practical realities that many of the appropriators on both sides of the aisle have

it is the maga party. now >> and ryan's ron literally was all in in iowa, making more campaign stops there than trump and haley combined do. either of them have a case to make to donors or voters for going forward? >> well, i mean, it depends on what their tactics are. i mean, if they want to, you know, especially desantis, if he wants to keep that sort of maga piece to his life going on, he's got to be careful how far he drags this out and, donna, if you're the biden-harris camp, what do you make of tonight's landslide? >> would they prefer a trump rematch anyways? and how do they get the democrats to be as excited for joe biden as clearly maga was for trump tonight? that is clearly one huge takeaway tonight. >> although turnout was down. and of course the weather probably dampened a lot of people from coming out. it's clear to me that the trump campaign has learned a major lesson from their 2016 loss in the iowa caucuses. they reached the voters they needed to reach, and they were able to bring them to t

but can you out-maga the maga master himself? talking about the ideology of what trumpism is. because he can really more fit into whatever he wants to be at any given time, and ron desantis was always just playing catch up to it. >> i think the ideology is here to stay. that pains me, as a former lifelong republican. i don't think this republican party is changing. it is on the intolerant, authoritarian path it's on. and ayman, we don't stress that enough. the vast majority of republican voters want a strong man. they want a dictator. that's why trump is gonna lean into this, and simon will definitely disagree with me, but trump is gonna lean into, i'm gonna be a dictator in the general election. and i worry that that's going to play with more voters than just trump's base. so, when trump leaves the stage one day, ayman, there will be other authoritarian republicans with more personality who will replace him. that's where the party is. >> i'll give you a chance to respond to that, but just from a democratic strategist perspective

that is why we were sent to congress to serve thepl this week has once again revealed that extreme magaepublic of have zero interest in doing anything productive people. house republicans are the party of insurrection impeachmentpnil. nothing more, nothing less. insurrection, impeachment, illegitimate investigations. these extremists ideas, no agenda no vision. and h m progress in solving problems for everyday americans it's sad and it is shameful. they have turned the house of representatives into a spectacl. the most unproductive american history being presided over by these maga will do chaos, dysfunction and extremism. that is their■ that is their substantive agenda. anchored insurrection, impeachment and illegitimate thank you very much one to ask to move the process forward. is that something you support dd be? >> they are ongoing discussions about where we are at in the appropriation process. and whether we have the ability to complete the work under the f us. which right now involves deadlines on both generate 19th and i think we have to continue to done. forward to get there ar

. >> lawrence: from maga surveillance to maga warning.investigation is underway after the feds ask banks to search and filter its customers' transactions with terms like trump and maga. why the ceo of j.p. morgan chase shares this advice for the democrats. >> i wish the democrats would think a little more carefully when they talk about maga. this negative talk about maga is going to hurt biden's election campaign. >> ainsley: but it seems vice president harris missed that memo. why she says she's scared as heck of former president trump taking back the white house. >> brian: and, could you ditch your cell phone for a month italics? that's the challenge that could earn you $10,000. think about that for a second while i officially start the show by saying "fox & friends" is ready to begin because your mornings are better because you are with us who are friends. ♪ >> ainsley: to a developing story now, house republicans demanding answers from the biden administration ove quote, alarming surveillance over you the american people. >> brian: fe

outside, gallows were erected as the maga crowd chanted, "hank mike pence."nside they hunted for speaker pelosi. they marched through and they smashed windows chanting, "where is nancy? ' over 100 40 were injured. we attended the funeral for police officers died as a result of that day. because of donald trump's lies, they died because these lies brought a mob to washington. he promised it would be while, and it -- wild, and it was. he told them to fight. he told them that everything they did he would beside by side with them, then as usual, he left the dirty work to others, retreated to the white house. as america was attacked from within, donald trump watched on tv in a private dining room off the oval office. the nation watched in horror in the world watched in disbelief, and trump did nothing. members of his staff, members of his family, republican leaders who were under attack at that very moment pled with him, back, -- act, call off the mob. imagine if he had gone out and said to call off the mob? still trump did nothing. it was among the worst air elec

media dumping on maga. watch. >> may be there needs to be a formal deprogramming up the cul members but something needs to happen it's that you're going t have people out there voting with the called cults. >> they're worried about fascis the leader who was trying to do that is part of that equation. people are wanting that. >> trump in his maga supporters -- [indiscernible] p3 i'm keeping score. it sounds to me like former president trump is evil and his followers are fascists. at comes down to that. >> it is laughable at this poin code desperate his enemies are in the mainstream media and the democratic party. what is going on here is there saying the attacks of the mainstream media and the weaponization of government and the legal system against former president donald trump aren't working so far and effective appears to be doing the exact opposite so they are scratching their heads all at the same tim wondering what is going on at they are getting so angry, ther not just calling former president donald

, maga, maga. he is under water on every issue. from is not a single issue that voters say is important that he is above water on. this is his own play. it worked in the last 3 elections. >> one of former president trump's loudest media critics "l.a. times" is laying off a quarter of the staff. the cuts affect people of color. the billionaire honor called the layoffs painful but insisted they were necessary after posting $40 million due to a decline in subscriptions. >> trace: let's thing in the host of the podcast media and technology attorney. matthew, we talked about the "l.a. times" because a hollywood reporter said the following. talking about his daughter. she made her pro-palestinian views on her twitter feed and posted instructions to journalists who refer to israel as an apartheid state. you have the "l.a. times" reporters trying to debunk reports that hamas committed atro atrocities. >> absolutely. the "l.a. times" has a liberal bias and its deterioration in the last few years. her insert

she was maga before maga had a name. she signed an extreme abortion ban and the law. we remember she refused to expand medicaid forcing the only hospital in her hometown to close. sheep will do that to the people she grew up with what would she do to you in me? there is too much at stake, south carolina voters. a good showing puts our nominee on the best footing possible, so please please remember, saturday, february 3. it is our time. the nation is looking at south carolina. the future of this country is in the hands of south carolyn ian. -- south carolina citizens. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome the first vice chair of the south carolina democratic party. [cheers and applause] >> welcome, south carolinians. this was for a tall person. we have slightly different heights. diversity in all things, including hide, and the democratic party. i have to add one thing to what my friend crystal said. on top of everything else nikki haley did, she also defied a federal judge in granting marriage equality for the fourth circuit court of appeals. i ha

again, going after what it calls the extreme maga agenda.spin trump's landslide win as a sign of weakness. the power panel next. >> donald trump and maga trumpism is a threat. the greatest threat to democracy we've seen in our life. we know how hard the fight will be. on medicare? have diabetes? with the freestyle libre 3 system... you'll know your glucose and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. now covered by medicare for more people managing diabetes with insulin. visit freestylelibre.us/medicare. (vo) it's ultimate endless shrimp with another limited-time flavor drop. new crispy salt & vinegar shrimp. it's all that... and a batch of shrimp. now one of seven endless choices. only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. (sigh) if you struggle with cpap... you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com >> harris: the money grab. president biden is now fundraising off of donald trump's historic win in the iowa caucuses. figure that one out. biden

camp today. ♪ maga camp, oh maga camp we are your biggest fans everyone's invited except the mexicansi'm so sorry, guillermo. >> guillermo: that's terrible. terrible, terrible. >> jimmy: you know, trump keeps calling nikki haley "birdbrain" and has been bragging about how he aced the cognitive test emts give victims of head injuries. like three years ago. he even said that he would beat nikki haley in a cognitive test. i keep saying nikki haley should challenge him to take that test live on tv. why she hasn't done this, i don't -- maybe she is a birdbrain, i don't know. but there are some -- and this one to me is interesting because ted cruz does not like donald trump. he pretends to. he kisses his ass constantly. but on this show, ted cruz told me if he had the chance to run donald trump over with his car, he would. [ laughter ] that's true, look it up. and ted cruz is no dummy. so he now, in a quietly evil way, is also trying to get trump to take this test. >> i suggest this for the general election. let's do a cognitive test. joe biden versus donald trump. the winner is president.

this is how i speak to the maga base. instead of actually doing the work of how we create a better political system for their own agenda or how to have an enduring coalition, they don't want to put in the work. they're scared of the base. they're scared of the backlash. they don't actually understand their own voters. >> that's the key. they're scared of them and don't understand them. it's an important dynamic taking shape in this primary. and you know jamelle, i was taking a look at this, i've covered more closely in some ways, the democrats are very heterogeneous coalition. we've got old white politicians who go to barbecues in black neighborhoods in urban environments and black churches when they have to do code switching. that's when it gets cringey. you get the senate candidate who shows up at four latinos. that's part of politics, doing that stuff. but there is at least an authentic connection to black voters, to latino voters, to the different voters in the fabric of the party. there is just a missing piece in rep

extreme maga republicans.ed that very statement. >> tonight's contest is a question of whether you like your maga trump agenda wrapped in the original packaging or with high heels or lifts in their boots. >> spicy. >> he's one of the most powerful democrats. he's so wealthy, i'm fairly certain he funds the wisconsin democratic party himself. he's the governor of illinois. what does that say? >> do you think he's right though? this is kind of a layup for the democrats to have trump again? >> layup is not the right term. however, i will say that it makes it very, very easy for the biden campaign to say, that guy. the fundraising numbers that just came in for the biden campaign, they raised $100 million. and largely from small donations. and so i think there are a lot of people who are like not excited about joe biden. i could see myself getting excited about a hypothetical democrat, but that's not what ooum going to get, so i'm going to support joe biden. he said in 2020, look at this guy. there was a debate in

these weird maga people. you know, news flash, it means make america great again. people do rally behind it. on the other hand, the former president has tempered at least in iowa his talk about stolen elections. so is that something that he should move on from if biden needs to move on from the maga message. >> people want to hear about the future and what this president, former president, donald trump is going to do for them in 2025 through 2029. they don't want to hear about 2020 anymore. the president has made his point on that. now it's a matter of just putting forth common sense easy to absorb types of policies that people can say ah, that makes sense. for example, should we have an open border? donald trump doesn't think so. should we spend money we don't have as far as the economy? no, he doesn't think so. should we be energy independent? he thinks so. he makes those arguments. oh, by the wayed, when i was president, there wasn't wars going onned and the world wasn't on fire. these are common sense typ

because we will not let the extreme maga republicans win this fight, will we? this will not be the legacy we leave to our daughters and granddaughters, will it? no. the choice this election is clear. women put joe and kamala in the white house and we will do it again! [cheering and applause] thank you for joining us. thank you for lending your voice and your power to this effort, and thank you for all you are doing to reelect this administration. and now it is my honor to introduce a leader who has been on the front lines of fighting for reproductive freedom. a leader who is traveling our country to elevate the voices of many women who are so impacted by this issue. a leader who is an inspiration to women and girls everywhere. our vice president, kamala harris! [cheering and applause] vp harris: good afternoon! can we give it up for the first lady of the united states of america! [cheering and applause] thank you, dr. biden, thank you, jill. she's really been traveling and i can't thank you enough for your friendship and leadership. i have to say about our firs

the maga circus is going to be in town on the day of our new hampshire primary.ed to make sure that there is another short coming out of it, which is that the president is off to a strong start. we are disappointed by these misguided dnc rules that are keeping joe biden off of the primary ballot. but new hampshire democrats and democratic-leaning independents are planning to write him in. a win is a win is a win. so, working to make sure that it is many granted status know that it showed opportunity to write in about. tuesday >> speaking of tuesday, there's also two special elections that could help your party narrow the razor slim republican majority in the republican new hampshire house, how do your chance to look in those races? >> i'll tell you. what it's a 400 member chamber of citizen legislators, here in new hampshire. we have got more than our fair share of vacancies over the course of a two-year term. last year we won five straight special elections and it was really unprecedented string of winds. in these victories really just show us the granite state

bans and ripping the health care away from americans who need it, and embracing the big lie of the magaand how black folks benefitted from slavery and there is not a lot of difference of the candidates. donald trump is the frontrunner at this stage of the race, and we are confident because we have the resource, and we also have $117 million cash on hand, and that is money in the bank that we have to wage this war and to put it in perspective, maga republicans spent $100 million alone running ads in iowa. so we are more than prepared to take on whoever emerges from the primary as it continues to play out on the other side, and they are spending money to speak to the extreme fringes of the party and not who is going to decide this election. >> we have word that asa hutchinson has suspended his campaign, so you won't have to worry about him, michael. and now, another number into the entrance poll of the caucuses in iowa. is donald trump fit for the presidency if convicted of the crime, and among the republican caucusgoers in iowa, 65% said yes, and 31% said no. my colleague kate bolduan pu

for maga, it is entertainment. not a political figure, he is an entertainment figure. when people ask, why does nothing seem to hurt donald trump that would follow a normal politician? nothing really hurts kim kardashian very much either. donald trump's followers, his voters, relate to him in a different way. there is a cult of personality where they connect their anger and their unhappiness, to the cause of electing donald trump. ron desantis doesn't have it. his lack of charisma and it's basic lack of human personality. they simply do not have that combination. the other thing that makes it historically significant was his speech and then his campaign. he criticized nikki haley as having warmed over corporate republicanism. ron desantis has spent his whole life defending corporate republicanism. it's the republicanism of ronald reagan. that speech to me and it reagan-ism. and i think that it could be really ended tomorrow night in new hampshire if nikki haley reaches. >> it all goes to him as a trump substitute.

the same blood red maga speech. to so in some messages of unity, not a president of road america, blue america: all-america. while in front of that blood red background. >> harris: wow. look, it is interesting to me that this comes at a time when it looks like there is going to be a really, really big difference between donald trump and the rest of the pack. we have not come out of new hampshire. nikki haley is doing well. so is ron desantis, second place in iowa, but there is a a big gap between first, second, third, fourth. why does that matter? makes it seem like if it's going to be trump -- i think biden would fear them all, because statistically they could all beat biden at this point, projected, but he is looking across the aisle and thinking "i don't have the rallies, don't have the energy. the only thing i have is that hate," and the hate worked last time. hate the opposition, and we will hate the opposition's supporters, and we will start that early. if you are not hillary clinton, it will work for you. tha

extreme maga republicans will have two bills on the floor unde reproductive freedom for the women ofamerica. ■n house democrats will stand up for a woman to reproductive health care decisions, and the american people support reproductive freedom. house republican extremists want to impose a nationwide abortion ban. want to criminalize abortion care. house republican extremists ameh government mandated pregnancyies even when that pregnancy undermines the health, safety and well-being of women in this country. we're going to stand on the side of reproductive freedom and expose the republican extremism on this issue which will be on this afternoon. the house floor questions? democrats here this n now? now? reporter: you're going to have the c.r. this afternoon and probably a lot more votes on this bill than the republicans, you've done that on the debt ceiling and other c.r.'s that you're in the minority and you have to continue to carry the weight of the majority. hakeem: house democrats believe in doing the right thing for the american people on every issue. l government shutdown will

maga is not going to be with you. i'm obviously speaking about donald trump. >> i figured. >> your response. >> if he thinks i have no chance and no hope, then why is he running millions of dollars of ads against me. if he thinks i have no chance and no hope, then why when i served in his cabinet he said i was tough, the best u.n. ambassador he ever had, and no one could even move me. he gave me all this praise until i decided to run against him. this is not personal for me. i don't hate donald trump. i voted for him twice. i agree with a lot of his policies. but rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. and everybody knows i'm right. and we can't continue down this path and go through four more years of chaos. we won't survive it. you don't fix democrat chaos with republican chaos. so he can say everything that he wants that i don't have a chance. he wouldn't say it if he thought that that was true. the reason he is throwing these temper tantrums is because he knows i do have a chance. the reason he is doing this is bec

extreme maga republicans will have two bills on the floor today. they undermine reproductive freedom for the women of america. house democrats will continue to stand up for a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive healthcare decisions. the the american people support reproductive freedom. house republican extremists want to impose a nationwide abortion ban. house republican extremists want to criminalize abortion care. house republican extremists want to see an america with government-mandated pregnancies, even when that pregnancy undermines the health, safety, and well-being of women in this country. we're going to continue to stand on the side of reproductive freedom and expose the republican extremism on this issue, which will be on full display on the house floor this afternoon. questions? reporter: what's it like for you and the democrats here where we ■hrnoon now? you guys are probably going to have a lot more votes for this bill than the republicans. on the debt ceiling, two of the c.r.'s, you guys are in the minority, and you have to

others pointed out that going after maga republicans is also not a winning strategy.will see what they try next. >> trace: let's bring in a political report daniel and a polls director scarlet. $6 for a smoothie. it's $12 across the street. $6 is a bargain and a half. the telegram says this scarlet. average food prices in u.s. cities have risen by 20% since biden took office and gas is higher and bidenomics is a vote loser. in a survey last year a participant described it as a jumbled mess but they are sticking with this. what do you think? >> absolutely, the white house is trying to sell biden's economic competence and voters are not buying it. people are feeling inflation in their pockets. >> trace: true. and fortune magazine said unemployment may be low but if you can only find work at irregular hours for low pay, things are not fine. joe biden talking about this. surprised by the $6 smoothie. you have to grasp how many things cost now, daniel? >> he was not like george w. bush where he didn't know what a gross or score scanner was. give him some credit on that. no

is the far-right maga-verse publicans -- where is this going? >> i think it's disastrous for ukraine, which is just really -- it makes me extremely unhappy and upset with these republicans who used to be for a strong united states, and for our allies, and for free people throughout the world. so, that upsets me. as for the actual shutdown, the question comes down to how long does it lead to the chippewas and the math voice of the world give mike johnson? here's one thing i know for sure. the republican house can't pass anything. forget the budget. these guys have -- because of all of republicans who left, and mccarthy left, he retired, he got left to go to youngstown and state, they have a one or two-person majority. it can name post offices. these guys, shores, heck not going to be able to pass a complicated budget. and so to get anything past they are going to the democrats. so, for johnson to be, able to get democrats on board for anything, well, it is going to have to make sure that there is not a magic eight standing over his shoulder, you

maga republicans are destroying american democracy.rty is driven and intimidated by maga republican extremist. not only embrace political violence but laugh about it. >> sandra: and the first choice, 71% of the conservatives are throwing their support behind donald trump. sean, your response to the continued attacks on maga republicans. >> i look -- yeah, first i'll tell you it looks like the strongest democrat in the race is nikki haley. she has the moderate democrat and liberal vote base tied up, donald trump has the conservatives. it's interesting joe biden would take that tack. he ran as a guy to unite the country after donald trump and look at the language and divisive. 40% of americans probably would fancy themselves as make america great again republican. america first republicans. might have ten in the middle but are sensitive to their brothers who are maga supporters. even democrats don't view maga family members and friends like joe biden is classifying them. i think it's a really bad strategy and in the end will not play wel

maga republicans, republicans at-large, have volume i had concerns. they're also concerned about democracy, inflation, immigration, the economy, they're good people, many of them, and i think jamie dimon had a valid point. >> i think it's one you can see reflected in a very different approach than you heard in iowa on sunday. take a listen. >> so we have to have fair and free elections or we don't have a country. but that's caucuses are your personal chance to score the ultimate victory over all of the liars, cheaters, frauds, freaks, creeps and other quite nice people. that's a mouthful. >> i was being sarcastic. >> the thing i don't understand, and i'm not criticizing jamie dimon or the view of what he's saying or what you're saying about hillary clinton. trump says awful things about democrats and supporters of joe biden and hillary clinton and everything like that, way worse than deplorables or you don't like them, and no one seems to care. the deep offense when people call them maga people, and i would like to know why. >> joe biden has been gett

she was maga before it had a name. she signed an extreme abortion ban into law. she forced the only hospital in her hometown to close. if she would do that to the people she grew up with, what would she do to you and me? there is too much at stake, south carolina voters. a good showing at our ballot box puts our nominee on the best footing possible. please, please, remember, saturday, february 3 is our time. the future of this country is in the hands of south carolinians. thank you. >> please welcome the first vice chair of the south carolina democratic party, colleen. [applause] >> welcome, south carolinians. crystal and i have slightly different heights. diversity and all things. i have to add one thing to what crystal said. don't forget, on top of everything else nikki haley did, she also defied a federal judge in granting marriage equality or the fourth circuit court of appeals. i had to sue her to get married. there are so many things, we can talk about all of the problems with nikki haley. do not let your friends go vote in that primary, please. we will hea

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but in the eyes of the maga base, they bought the narrative that the election was stolen.hey want to see pardons for the january 6 rioters and all of that means to them that they've had something taken from them and they're trying to push back against it and donald trump is their vehicle for that. >> he's channeling something there. but what about rhetoric like his remarks that immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country. >> a majority of republicans say they agree with his statements. and we looked at it both ways. when we told them donald trump said it, even more agreed with it. so he has that effect. but they agreed with it anyway, even when we didn't know that donald trump has said it. that is important because it also speaks -- >> that is tremendous. >> it is. and i think it speaks not just to issues with the border but to larger issues of race in this campaign. and i'll point out this way. when we ask people what they think of diversity efforts in the u.s., the people feel that diversity efforts in the u.s. have gone too far. they are overwhelming voting for tr

extreme maga republicans.ampaign is also making an effort not to alienate all right-leaning voters with how they talk about it. >> last night by the way does not represent most republicans in the country. moderates and our independents. only 14% of people voted last night. again, it was the extreme wing of the republican party. >> biden has not showed a significant policy shift toward the center, according to the group no labels which is vetting potential candidates for bipartisan 2024 bid. >> the state election commissioner in delaware, president biden's home state is actually trying to keep us off the ballot despite the fact that we have done everything we need to do to qualify for it. >> plenty of democrats think biden's too far right, including some 130 pro-palestinian protesters who were arrested at a congressional office building today. >> administration staff and employees from 22 federal agencies plan to walk off their jobs today in protest of biden israel, the storm kept everyone working from home and

instead yes to say that there maga republican.s a maga republican who doesn't agree with him. >> what's wrong with making america great. thank you, embrace it is a wonderful thing. maria: make america great again a bad word. >> shouldn't we want all america to be great, shouldn't we all want a secure border, shouldn't we all want to believe in the integrity of the office and our ability to move forward and on and on, somehow that is lost on mr. biden as so much as you. maria: your thoughts on nikki haley continuing on, is this the right move, there was a comment on fox news where someone said if she goes ahead and loses south carolina where she was governor if she loses it badly this puts an end to her entire political career. >> for the second time in two weeks, she has lost and gave a speech as though she one. there is a disconnect. by the way it's going to happen again because she's going to lose in nevada and her home state. for losses at what point do you say this doesn't work. she has to save her image. the one thing mr. tru

. >> i wish the democrats would think a little more carefully when they talk about maga. they're basically scapegoating them that you are like him. take a step back be honest. he was kind of right about nato, kind of right about immigration grew the economy. right about china. this negative talk about maga is going to hurt biden's campaign. >> reporter: obviously very strong perspective from jamie dimon but to hear the vice-president tell it the real crisis is what happens to the country if donald trump wins again. >> i am scared as heck which is why i'm traveling our country. so many of us know when we are scared for the future of our children, do we then stay in bed with the covers over our heard? no. >> reporter: this of course as biden continues to trail mr. trump by 8 percentage points in a hypothetical rematch in the state of georgia that according to latest atlanta journal constitution survey trace. >> trace: kevin corke live in dc kevin thank you let's bring in media research center contributing writer stephanie hamill and district media group hall berg. stephanie

pritzker says they're all just maga. like that to me is not how you put together a winning -- >> governor. >> well, the message, again, among all these candidates has been the same and bad for the american people. that's the point that i'm making. the fact that they're all extremists is what i think is going to be most beneficial to democrats who are frankly lifting up working families and doing the right thing for them. i do think that congressman kinzinger has got it right in his own life. he separated himself from donald trump. he separated himself from the maga republican party. and that's not what nikki haley's done. that's not what ron desantis's has done. their criticism has been light. in fact, they're afraid of donald trump. maybe that will change in new hampshire. we'll see. it certainly changed for one day in iowa as they were trying to divide voters, make sure voters were showing up for them. the truth is all along, let's face it, they've been kowtowing, nikki haley even worked for trump. ron desantis won his

outside gallows were erected as a maga crowd chanted, hang mike pence.ide, they hunts for speaker pelosi. the house was chanting as they marched through and smashed windows. where's nancy. over 140 police officers were injured. jill and i attended the funeral of police officers who died as a result of the events of that day. and because of donald trump's lies, they died because these lies brought a mob to washington. he promised it would be wild, and it was. he told the crowd to fight like hell, and all hell was unleashed. he promised he would right them, right them. everything they did, he would be side by side with them. and then as usual, he left the dirty work to others. he retreated to the white house. as america was attacked from within, donald trump watched on tv in the private small dining room off the oval office. the entire nation watched in horror, the whole world watched in disbelief, and trump did nothing. members of his staff, members of his family, republican leaders who were under attack at that very moment pled with him, act. call off th

you're not trying to pull from the most maga of maga supporters.e also trying to pull from independents and more moderate voices within the party, and again, that's what you could have in iowa, when it comes to the competition for second place. the competition for first, though, it's pretty clear. this is trump's seat to win. >> absolutely. let me tell you, nice job. i think when you retire from politics reporting, definitely go into gulf. you can do it right there, right along the greens on the fairway. >> thank you! >> good job. thank you, my friend. coming up next, the donald trump vp stakes. who is making the cut from the list? some ideas, next. as, ne xt >>> we're all counting down to the iowa caucuses, just two days away now. it will be record setting because of the dangerously cold weather. take a look at these daytime highs from monday. they are below zero, and the wind chills are even worse, in the negative 30. but there are new potential challenges and headaches for donald trump's attorneys in his quest for immunity in his criminal cases.

now. >> that's trump's maga agenda. it is a plan to rip away freedoms, undermine our democracy and scratch the backs of the most powerful. >> you have the most extreme slate of maga republican candidates in history running for the republican nomination. >> harris: a leading democrat says that tactic that they are using right there could backfire. >> when people say maga, they are actually looking at people voting for trump and think scapegoating them. really? can we stop that stuff and grow up and treat other people with respect and listen to them a little bit. the negative talk about maga will hurt biden's campaign. >> j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon making big news when he said those words. david avella and patrick murphy. great to see you both. i want to start with you, david. when you hear from jamie dimon, what does that speak to you about what democrats are facing? >> well, it suggests they think the president's message is off. it has been the entire administration. as far as the vice president being scared, a secure

politics, other than for donald trump and that maga base. >> so, what about the content of what he isaying and his platform? he constantly says i am your retribution, for example. what do voters think that means? >> well, the important thing here is comparing people who call themselves maga to the rest of the party, because the maga base is much more likely to say they like that idea, the idea of punishing or going after his political opponents if he gets into office. these are the kind of things that get the other campaigns to talk about authoritarianism, things that are potential threats to democracy, but in the eyes of the maga base, they bought the narrative that the election was stolen. they want to see pardons for the january 6th rioters. and all of that means to them that they had something taken from them, and they're trying to push back against it and donald trump is their vehicle for that. >> he's channeling something there. >> yes. >> what about rhetoric like his remarks that immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country? >> majority of republicans say they agree with h