until the democratic national convention in chicago.nd 245 until the november general election. that does it for tonight. w■cwe will be back tomorrow morg with more conversation with all of you and your reaction to super tuesday, 7:00 a.m. eastern time. a reminder, tonight's program, l c-span's campaign 2020 cora can be found on our website,mpaign and are free mobile app c-span now. we will bring you to earlier tonight in case you missed it, former president trump addressing his supporters in florida. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states, president donald j. trump. >> [video clip] ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where i know i'm free and i forget the men who died to give that right to me and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today but ther doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ ♪ ♪ from the likes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to la where there's pride in every american heart an

. >> republican national committee ban nbc news from national convention this summer over the decision to hire and immediately fire ronna mcdaniel. mike huckabee has his take. >> carley: a-- you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: i'm joey jones in for todd piro. jonathan diller was gunned down by a career criminal on monday. former president trump attended the wake yesterday and is calling for action. >> things like this shouldn't take place. these are incredible people that are devastated. they have a tough road. >> carley: here are the details. good morning. >> good morning, carley and joey, four u.s. presidents were in new york yesterday, only one attended the wake of jonathan diller, who was killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop. the suspected killer had 21 prior arrests and had just been released on parole. >> i just visited with a very beautiful wife that now doesn't have a husband. stephanie and her brand new beautiful baby sitting there innocent as can be and doesn't know how his life has been changed. the diller family will never be t

jailed for fraud and then pardoned by trump, has now on talks to return for the republican national convention after a flood of conspiracies, princess kate was just seen on camera for real this time. we think that renewed speculations since she underwent surgery in january i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source donald trump is finally acknowledging tonight that he does not have the cash that he is long claim. he does. and it comes exactly one week before he needs to fork over at least $464 million to cover that fraud judgment against him here in new york i say at least because there's also interest $115,000 a day to be precise terms, lawyers telling a core today that their client is facing, quote, insurmountable difficulties that he can't pay the bond and he can't find anyone to underwrite it. he was denied by more than 30 companies that they approached to help each one unwilling to accept his real estate holdings as collateral. instead, they want money. that means the new york attorney general, tish james, could start collecting as soon as next week as trump is facing the very real prosp

clinched the respective nominations, earning enough delegates to get the nomination at the national conventionso what is there to watch for steel when it comes to primaries with two dozen states still yet to hold the presidential primaries? continue to scoop up delegates in these states as they continue to have contests. there are no strong challenges for either man. they continued his campaign. there are couple of states where the uncommitted effort from folks who are upset about the bidendministration's handling of the war in gaza, urging some protest votes. we are keeping an eye on these contests. urging for people to vote for williamson as a way to object. in kansas, andcandidate. in illinois, where chicago has one of the highest, largest population of palestinian americans, they urging people to write in gaza on the ballot. the secretary of state says those will not be counted. we are keeping an eye on how that will play out but it is not clear that it will be a big enough noticeable trend at the contests this week. host: arizona, illinois, ohio, kansas having primaries this week. in flor

she could technically stay in the race through the july republican national convention, with an eye on the 91 felonies to spread across 4 criminal cases. the donald trump is facing uh, maybe something sticks. who knows, but that that is a calculus. of course there is a risk there. she is slowly becoming persona non grata within her party. this get out implications for her political career in down the line. consider you considering she's only 52 years old. but in all intents and purposes, even though she will continue the res, potentially after tomorrow, it's it's, it's likely that she drops out at some point in time before may. it's unclear to cruise, for example, in 2016 date in the race. there may. but in all likelihood, she will still endorse trump, but you'll likely wait until it's officially confirmed at the latest, at the republican national convention in july. and we'll have to wait and see though it's brandon lauren, thank you so much. i thank you. and that is our time. thank you so much for your company today. the for germany desperately means the skilled workers. what are the

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the president faced only token opposition, and will be formally anointed at his party's national conventionst. donald trump clinched the nomination for the republicans after primary races in several states. his main rival — the former un ambassador nikki haley, who'd also served in his white house — dropped out of the race last week. his campaign for a second term has zeroed in on stricter immigration laws as well as fighting crime and ending the war in ukraine. 0ur north america correspondent, david willis gave us this update. the stage is formally set, as you say, for a rematch of the 2020 election. we have been here before, haven't we? trump versus biden. and both candidates, as you mentioned there, have put out a statement saying they are honoured to be their respective parties�*s presidential nominees. president biden faced only token opposition during his run for his party's presidential nomination. donald trump won 1a out of 15 state contests on super tuesday and that prompted his lone surviving rival nikki haley, the former un ambassador, to drop out of the republican race. and even

pelosi called me and said, “hey, do you want to speak on prime time at the upcoming democratic national conventiont's who i am, right? how old were you then? 31 year. you must have been worried? and i said that i would like to talk about veterans. i served in the hawaii national guard at the time and i am still in the us army reserve. i thought, hey, this is an opportunity to talk to millions of people across the country. i don't know anything about this, what do you really want from me, what are you asking me for? in i ultimately told them yes because it was an opportunity to promote positive change, but then in the summer of 2013, my first year in congress, as you know, one of the main reasons i ran for congress was the experience i had while serving in the middle east, where i learned first-hand the cost of war in a medical unit, i wanted to be in a position where i could influence... it would come to me so soon, but it was in august 2013 that the president, being president, obama announced that he was going to obtain congressional authorization to use military force to begin dropping bombs on

he faced only token opposition, and will be formally anointed at his party's national convention in chicagon august. donald trump clinched the nomination for the republicans after primary races in several states. his main rival — the former un ambassador nikki haley — dropped out of the race last week. his campaign for a second term in the white house has zeroed in on stricter immigrations laws, as well as fighting crime and ending the war in ukraine. let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis. hello to you, it is now official that these two are going head—to—head? official that these two are going head-to-head? that's ri . ht, going head-to-head? that's right. now. _ going head-to-head? that's right, now, the _ going head-to-head? that's right, now, the stage - going head-to-head? that's right, now, the stage is - right, now, the stage is formally said as you save for a rematch of the 2020 election, we've been here before. trump versus biden and both candidates, as you mentioned, put out statements saying they are honoured to be their respective party's presidential nomine

she was invited to address the 1936 national conventions, and she also convened a national conference of -- women at the white house. eleanor was also very supportive of the tuskegee airmen, and the photo on the bottom is a photo of her flying with them, and she showed that she not only supported having african american troops in the military, but that she was confident of what they were doing. one other thing that was interesting about eleanor, before i talk about mary and anderson is that the ku klux klan put a bounty of $25,000 on her head at one point. probably the thing that she is most noted for in the most public declaration of her support for equal rights was resigning from the daughters of the american revolution. marian anderson, a control to who was internationally known, wanted to sing. there, and they had a whites only policy. there was public sentiment that she should be allowed. however, the d.a. did not back down. eleanor originally decided to invite ms. anderson to the white house and then she decided that she needed something bigger. so she worked behind the scenes w

in the summer. it need for the national convention in the summer. pected. — convention in the summer. it is unexpected, though, that she will stand down at this point, what are people say now about nikki haley's next move? it is nikki haley's next move? it is a real big _ nikki haley's next move? it is a real big question _ nikki haley's next move? it 3 a real big question and there is a lot of speculation about what she is going to do. the most common speculation you will hearfrom most common speculation you will hear from the political pundits is this is a warmup for four years from now and if trump loses to biden she can say "itold you so, you should have picked me, the pulse and the one who could be biden." so in 2028 maybe she gets an early lead in what will obviously be a huge pack of republicans running. or does she decide to go for a third party process, which would probably make her even more of a pariah to the trump republicans and perhaps not allow her to be much of a viable contender four years from now. viable contender four years from "

and in august at the democratic national convention in chicago, a search, the polls are worrisome. as are biden's, public stumbles, appearing to embody voters concerns. if even lead sound to ask, could there be an alternative to bite it and this late in the game, how would that even work? well, an alternate candidate to the president could materialize with cooperation from well by that you would have a lot of the new political science as larry cyber to explains that theoretically by didn't, could step aside and make way for another candidate. here's how it could happen. if a candidate withdrew the candidate, receiving a majority of the convention, delegates withdrew them. in essence, the convention would have to decide what the rules are. they would at least start out with a lean toward complet harris toward the vice president. but i'm sure there would be other candidates there is of course series, and then there's reality biden is unlikely to ever step aside. he has spent his entire life trying to get to be president and incredibly incredible at the age of 78. he made it, do you s

will be gathering will be at our national convention in milwaukee.work■h wi o arrangements led by chairwoman ann hathaway and vice chair david bossie along with our milwaukee host committee chaired by reince priebus to host a world class event when will he best ofominate mr. the republican party to the entire world. we've all seen time and again that the race for the white house will come down to a small handful of states, as will control of the senate. and control of the house of representatives will come down to a small handful of districts. the races in those states andwoy the narrowest of margins. in order for republicans to win, we must focus tworima missions, getting out the vote and protecting the ballot. which means that the republican national committee will be focused like a laser on getting out the vote and protecting the ballot. [applause] my favorite statistic in all of politics, if you have a five-minute conversation with an undecided voter, that voter is 6% more likely to vote and vote for your candidate. every year more and more voter

during the republican national convention, that was that incredible moment when the trump campaign took an interest in precisely one part of the republican party's national platform. they didn't care about any of it, they didn't want anything. they didn't ask for anything. they didn't try to change anything except for one thing, the only thing they intervened on at all in the 2016 republican party national platform. the only thing they changed. the only thing they even showed any interest in. is that the republican party had a plank in its platform that said the united states should support ukraine to stand up against russia. and that was the one they said had to go. it's the only part of the platform they cared about. there was so much that was just bizarre at the time. honestly, looking kind of less bizarre looking back at it now maybe. but covering at the time, it was just, it was hard to believe these things were happening. right. russia helping trump in that election. and trump so obviously welcoming it. overtly welcoming it. asking for more of it. trying to pretend it wasn't happe

primaries i called and said, hey, do you want to speak on prime time at the upcoming democratic national conventioneah, what were you 31 years old at the time, and i said i 'd like to talk about veterans. i was serving in the hawaii national guard at the time. and i'm still in the us army reserve. i thought, hey, this is an opportunity to talk to millions of people across the country about those closest to my heart, my brothers and sisters. and all this was quite surreal, because i did not strive for this. i didn't know how this machine works, but i find i am getting calls from people. from the dem party, like , "hey, go" and speak at this main event that most people aren't even invited to, and a couple of weeks after i took office, i got a call asking, "hey, what would you say, if you were asked to take the post of vice-chairman of the national party committee,” then literally my answer was: and what does this vice-chairman do, i don’t know anything about it, what do you really want from me, what are you asking me to do, ultimately i said: i had no idea that the opportunity to do this would come t

tweet during the amy walter saying the speech sounded more like a speech for the democratic national conventionthan the state of the campaign speech than state of the union? >> we are in a campaign and the state of the union is a part of campaign's message that i should be the next president of the united states. but i doelhat this speech gave facts. it gave a status of the economy it gave new proposals on taxes to ensure that their fair share of taxes it talked about his proposals to ensure that there's money to preserve medicare, medicaid and social security, that there's money for education so i think the excitement, the excite the american people. it was to penetrate the congress that was sitting there and go straight to those who are at ay this is our president, he's got the strength and the capacity to be the next president of the united states. >> and then finally quickly your thoughts on his references to president many references tonight for the former president. >> he did not call the names and he called ithe context of disrupting the governance of this nation. january 6th democracy c

all likelihood, donald trump will become the republican party's nominee when the republican national conventionakes place this july . i congratulate him. to use the election headquarters of democrat biden, they said that in his election campaign there would be a place for supporters of the retired nicky haley, in fact, the main contenders for a seat in the white house, as they remain 4 years later. age candidates joe biden and donald trump each have a thousand or more electoral votes following super tuesday, with only a few hundred votes remaining before the passing mark. well, now we have election debates on air, i give the floor to dmitry chugrev. well, really, well , god bless them with these american elections, we have our own very soon, these are elections. president of the russian federation, on march 15, 16 and 17, let me remind you, voting will take place, on the eve of this very important event for our country, and not only for of our country, of course, we hold election debates, candidates for the president of the russian federation and proxies. i will be pleased to introduce the part

. >> tweeted out during the speech, this sounds like you'd hear more at a democratic national convention was it the right speech f union? >> i think he did a lot of good things as far layings things that and some people would thind and i thought he did a good job of laying where he wants to go and help people in the future especially people that don't feel they benefited. some people buy their first house cutting junk fees, capping prescription drug costs, things that regular people want to hear about and are going to hit them in the pocketbook. >> democrat of maryland, t time, appreciate it. >> all right. >> congressman elvy, republican of texas, your thoughts on tonight's speech? >> the president of the united states had an opportunity to give an optimistic and united speech because it's the state of the union. instead what he gave was the state of television. it was divisiveness. you'll notice that most republicans didn't get up to clap and i as opposed to last year he gave a speech that was far more inclusive and far more optimistic than this year's was and i understand it's an elect

walked us through the vibe there between what is happening in the republican national convention between the two opposing camps. >> when you look at the result, it is clear that the party was unified behind tydonald trump. there is a party insiders gellman delegates, participating on a saturday morning to go and cast their ballots. but if you look at that news leading k up to this convention up to this weekend's convention, you see this michigan republican party is anything but unified. the previous shia, christian kalama, she held on to power essentially after being ousted back in january. she got access to the email address, full access of the convention, of the gop website and she was going to have her r own convention in detroit. she was asked in january. she took a contingency of republicans with her. and try to essentially stop that republican party cheer, based on a judge, a judge had to come and roll he was that year, essentially force him to have another convention in grand rapids. so leading into this primary and this weekend, there was a lot of confusion over where the convent

iran is one of the main members of the united nations convention to combat desertification.anting project in iran include revitalizing natural jungles, increasing urban green space, encountering sand storms as the country's climate is. people from all works of life have been participating in planting the trees. we have also done actions in preserving the natural resources, including watershedding, which can lead to developing the green areas and preventing soil erosion. planting these trees can also affect the neighboring countries. world economic forum of davas in 2020, planting 1 trillion trees on earth was recommended. the positive environmental effect of what we're doing today in iran can definitely spread to neighboring countries, it can even affect the persian gulf countries. more than 30 million seedlings and seeds have been planted in the whole country in the last three months. in addition, 116 million sidlings have been produced in the public sector and 121. million sidlings in the private sector. press tv, tehran. the first international conference on family health

this city and i hope you've all seen why we've chosen the city to host our 2028 republican national convention. it is a little bittersweet to be with all of your today as i stepped down as chair after seven years of working with you all to elect republicans up and down the ballot. actual tenures on the committee. as you all know i have a tendency to get emotional sometimes. i have a bet that i won't so it's a big bet some going to really work hard not to. but w i need to start with my thank yous, toou get that out of the way for pursuant to thank all of you. thank you to this entire committee, the rnc, the, all of you leaders in your state. thank you for all you've done. thank you for voting for me four times a record four times. i appreciate you more than you will ever know. you are my family. now we don't always agree, we know that, right? but we do agree on the station for country and we know we're doing the k right thing to prott the american people, so thank you. what to thank the many, many, while not many, many, the men who served as cochair during my tenure bob from ohio, tommy hicks,

the republican national convention is sponsored by the republican national committee. >> we >> just saw that donald trump put his daughter-in-law effectively charge of the rnc. his top aides who said that he now effectively runs the rnc and there has been a lot of speculation and talk about how it could be used as a piggybank to meet his own financial obligations. so putting the likes of paul manafort in charge of one of the big fundraising opportunities, one of many respects to the least disclosed, most obscure parts of the fundraising apparatus just goes to show you that donald trump wants to bring someone who has had a disgrace history back into the fold, but also into the fold in a place that who knows, maybe abuse to him financially >> by the way, at the other guy, the other candidate, joe biden, is actually campaigning today in front of the american people. think about that in nevada and nevada. and a lot >> of people go into the polls today, plenty to talk about on that front. but guys, thanks very much for your time. appreciate it lots to talk about this warning was not enough t

if he's going to need to do, even if it's in the middle of the republican national convention or in the middle of the campaign season, where he would be much rather be very likely somewhere else than sitting in the courtroom hi, yeah. >> can't when you and i were talking about this yesterday, in terms of the reality that he can only be on trial. in one place at one time because he has a right to attend the trial. can you just give me a sense, someone i don't cover this closely the way you do. how long do you expect the actual trial to take, right? like once they started, how many weeks are we looking at before any other trial could start? >> well, that >> is always up in the air because trials can go in a lot of different ways. sometimes they can get dragged down, sometimes they can go more quickly depending on the presentations that both sides want to make. but in this trial, we're looking at a month or longer that is how all of these trials are looking like for donald trump, at least the two federal cases against him that the prosecutors are putting together cases that would take a co

iran is one of the main members. the united nations convention to combat desertification, iran has done significant effort to prevent land degradation during the last 25 years. this convention is a good opportunity for us to enhance our cooperation with the region's countries, including iraq, turkmenistan, afghanistan, pakistan in the stabilizing of quick sands and control of dust centers. the goals of the 1 billion tree planting project in iran include revitalizing natural jungles increasing. urban green space, encountering sand storms as the country's climate is mainly arid, we started the project of planting one billion trees from december 2, people from all works of life have been participating in planting the trees. we have also done actions in preserving the natural resources, including watershedding, which can lead to developing the green areas and preventing soil erosion. planting these trees can't during the world economic forum of davas in 2020 planting one trillion trees on earth was recommended the positive. mental effect of what we're doing today in iran can definitely spre

nominee and former president donald trump notched his delegate count for this summer's republican national convention639. meanwhile on the democratic side, president biden had 2491 delegates with 20 uncommitted. after numerous visits along the east coast in recent weeks, president biden took his reelection campaign out west in recent days. next, some of his stops in nevada and arizona. pres. biden: the bottom line is, all of us in this room have onen us and trump. i mean this sincerely. we have a different value set. to me, i have been campaigning around the country. the more i thought about it, it's fundamentally different. you mentioned vets. this is a guy who said when he would not go to visit a cemetery, the veterans, that they are a bunch of losers, suckers. our son was one of those losers. never heard a president say the things that this guy said. the difference is he means what he says. with your help, we got elected the first time around. this county and state is really, really critical. [applause] pres. biden: number two, my campaignager here, she's had enough. [laughter] she doesn't like al

he endorsed his friend john mccain for president in 2008, speaking at the republican national convention and was even under serious consideration to be mccain's running mate. independent until the end, lieberman was a founder of no labels, and active even in recent days in the efforts to come up with a bipartisan third party ticket to challenge both biden and trump. lieberman's family has put out a statement tonight praising his love of family, god, and america. he was 82 years old. david? >> david: we are thinking of his family. and so many can relate to complications after a fall. and as you point out, jon, admired by colleagues on both sides of the aisle. jon, thank you. >>> we're also tracking these major storms tonight. heavy rain moving up the coast. flood watches from florida to boston. several inches of rain expected in washington, d.c., new york, right into new england through thursday. senior meteorologist rob marciano back with us tonight. hey, rob. >> hi, david. more rain and some snow coming in. on the east coast, we have flash watches up to new england, including parts of c

of course this won't be formally conferred upon either of these two men until their national conventionsnjuly and august. but you are absolutely right, it is a rematch — and that is something that the polls have suggested the majority of americans do not want to see. a lot of people of course believe that 77 and 81 respectively, donald trump and joe biden are simply too old. they want to see new faces, and indeed a recent poll suggests that four out of five people questioned believe that joe biden is simply too old, 81, to hold elective office again. but this is the way it's been looking for quite some time, and we are now in for quitea time, and we are now in for quite a protracted general election campaign, these two parties having sorted their nominees it would appear very early in the game, steve. speaking of those concerns over their age. we heard ealierfrom a congressional hearing that special council robert hur stood by his report that raised questions over biden�*s memory. any fallout from that? as you can imagine, both parties somewhat miffed by that report — the republicans bec

important thing, the nato summit is just a few days before the rnc, which means it's the republican national conventionseph biden could show determination and confidence if he dared. at the invitation of ukraine, a political invitation to nato, not membership, but at least an invitation, and this is also an issue that should be raised, recently at the kyiv security forum, this was discussed with the head of the nato military committee, here is the position and, by the way, ukraine has officially stated that the position the us is the key, it is the us that is holding back this decision now, so we need more than just weapons now, for which we are grateful, what the americans provide, even without having. they still provided 300 million and continue to help, but i also understand the statement of president zelensky, when really we we say that weapons must arrive on time, because if they do not come when they are needed, then these needs are multiplied in order to stop the enemy, so i really hope that in the coming weeks, months there will be some kind of concentrated supply and assistance to ukraine, for