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navarro will go on trial starting next week. we'll see what happens. >> the green bay sweep, john eastman was vince lombardi. they needed mike pence to take the ball and do his thing, and he refused to carry out this plan from peter navarro. >> mark starr was the quarterback of the packers then. >> very good. >> dated reference, perhaps, for the trump white house there. to ken's point, we've seen a number of occasions where the claims of executive privilege have fallen apart. trump and his allies tried to excerpt in a blanket way not deemed acceptable. they're not able to use any of that. it is also a reminder of how the rot here was so deep within the west wing. in terms of nearly every person involved, with few exceptions, around trump, there in the last months of his term, played at least some term in the plot to overturn the election. mark meadows has become a central figure and made a number of court appearances in recent days. we know that, by the end, a lot of these so-called grown-ups had left the administration. either

you showed a moment ago, peter navarro trying to assault a protester. really think that in many ways what rudy giuliani did is very similar. the same thing. desperate. trying to stonewall some election workers at a lawsuit. it's beneath what any officer of the court should be doing, much less somebody that was a celebrated attorney. >> it's a fitting and sad group. >> errol, scott, ronato, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> they could be facing decades in prison. you know what? we don't know yet. we'll tell you why two exproud boy leaders in the sentencing could be a sign you're not getting enough daily fiber. metamucil capsules can help. psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. promoting digestive health, for a better you. metamucil capsules an easy way to get more daily fiber. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well

he claimed executive privilege and that trump later regretted not letting navarro of it. judge called the argument weak sauce, and i quote. what do you make of the nature of that response? it seems to be setting a tone for some of the arguments coming out of trump world. >> not surprised by the judge's response and there were similar comments made in the mark meadows proceeding in georgia by the judge where the judge was questioning the credibility of certain statements made by mark meadows as he's tried to argue that all of his actions were under the color of law and somehow related to some very important federal policy. but in the case of navarro, one big problem, he is claiming that trump man as certification of executive privilege, but there . there is not a statement by donald trump affirming that, no written documents. emails, text messages, nothing. just the word of peter navarro and i think the judge is a little suspect. >> he was looking for that. >> absolutely. that his word can be taken at face value. not very hopeful that mark meadows will be successful in tha

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navarro exercised the same poor judgment that got him into this mess in the first place.hole group of people that trump had surrounding him by the end, whether it is rudy giuliani, sydney powell, mr. navarro and others. they have all exercised poor judgment. they have all exercised poor judgment. that's why they're in the situation they are in and. i think they're increasingly desperate. it's interesting, you showed a moment ago peter navarro try to basically assault a protester. i really think that in many ways, what rudy giuliani did is very similar. it's the same, think desperate. basically trying to stonewall some election workers and a lawsuit. it's really beneath what any officer of the court should be doing. much lost somebody celebrating an attorney. and i think that it's really a fitting inside and to that group. >> and sadly, just to beginning for the experiences of ruby freeman and shaye moss which is why they were fighting back on all these matters. >> errol, scott, thank you so much. >> thank you >> all they could be facing decades in prison but you know what

>> former advisor to president trump peter navarro response to a federal judge's decision to not allow the use of executive privilege in the defense of his contempt case related to the january 6 investigation. this is just under 15 minutes. >> by legal bills just went by another half $1 million. anyone watching this, defend peter.com. that is my legal defense fund. i have been able to raise to date about $335,000. this case however has already cost over half $1 million in legal fees. by the time the trial finishes, i expect those legal fees to hit $750,000. at the very beginning of this process, i made a clear statement repeatedly that they are very complex and important constitutional issues related to the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branch. the best proof of that statement is the hearing today in which it took the judge over one hour to work through very complex case law in history associated with executive privilege and the related issue of absolute testimonial immunity which i will say is the same policy of the doj that is prosecuting me. for over 50

peter navarro has not been indicted for. that he did work to overthrow the results -- admit it, but he's only been charged with defying a subpoena and goes on trial for that next week. take roger stone, one of trump's longest sevening advisers. he was convicted and pardoned in the mueller probe, but has not been charged with anything in these coup cases. yet, that newly released video does show roger stone pushing the elector plot to overthrow biden's win far earlier than almost any other senior figure around then outgoing president trump. indeed it was before the votes were all in on november 5th, 2020, that we heard about this. we didn't hear about it until recently, but it was that early he was pushing it. we showed this moment. aired it for the first time in the u.s. on "the beat." >> any legislative body may decide on the basis of overwhelming evidence of fraud -- to send electoral -- >> that's roger stone. his roots with trump run deeper than most of the people indicted in georgia or caught up in the jan 6th congressio

navarro's defied the panel subpoena and guess what happens now. his trial is set for so derivative, threat around the corner. our friend lucas waters, -- congressional reporter for the new york times. . former u.s. attorney, chase vance, who spent 25 years as a former prosecutor, and tim brian, my old prosecutor and good friend, the bloomberg opinion senior executive editor. this man is one of the very few people who actually got a look at trump's tax returns, and he wrote the book on the guy. trump nation, the art of being the donald. tim, you know i am turning to you first. you have been all over this tish james case because you know donald trump's filings and you have seen what she filed today. what are your takeaways? i mean, inflating your assets are one thing, inflating them by as much as 2.2 billion dollars in a year? that is a whole other level, rather. >> you know, she actually says in the filing that it is between 812 million and two billion every year over a decade, from 2011 to 2012. and, when i wrote about trump during the period that

navarro left a note at her home in arizona that said she was running away.he space force space command is staying in colorado. president biden rejecting a trump era decision to move operations to alabama. officials say the head of space command argued the move to huntsville would jeopardize military readiness but air force leadership felt alabama was the way to go. taco bell is hit with a false advertising lawsuit over the amount of beef in their crunch wraps mexican pizzas and three other menu items. the plaintiff says the fast food chain overstates the amount of meat by at least double. the lawsuit is seeking at least $5 million for a new york customers who have ordered the items in question within the last three years. taco bell has not publicly responded to the claims. now i am conflicted because taco bell could do no wrong in my eyes but at the same time, i'm a new york customer that's ordered these items so make money. >> ainsley: jump on the class action lawsuit. this is ridiculous you are suing not enough meat. tell taco bell they will fill it and do

vamos con indira navarro. sabemos que estÁs en barahona, cerca de la frontera con haitÍ.s se han preparado para advertir a estas familias y sacar a aquellas familias que residen en zonas muy vulnerables a deslizamientos de tierra, crecidas de rÍos e inundaciones repentinas. la onu ha anunciado que se estÁ preparando para ayudar tanto a repÚblica dominicana como haitÍ, tanto en materia alimenticia como de emergencias. como apuntabas, es en barahona donde entrarÍa en horas de la maÑana el fenÓmeno natural franklin, cuyos efectos comienzan a sentirse con esporÁdicas rÁfagas de viento y considerables aguaceros. la mayor preocupaciÓn son las inundaciones. el suelo se encuentra muy saturado de agua debido a las lluvias de las Últimas 48 horas. esto es lo que llama a las autoridades a decirle a los ciudadanos que esperen lo peor. maity: las autoridades de maui reportaron que unas 850 personas siguen desaparecidas dos semanas despuÉs del incendio forestal que destruyÓ a la comunidad de lahaina. no se ha podido determinar si estas personas han muerto o estÁn vivas. el nÚmero de mu

. >> reporter: former trump adviser peter navarro was also here at federal court today as he faces contempt of congress charges. he told a judge that trump urged him to stiff-arm the january 6th committee and its subpoena request and instead claim that trump had asserted executive privilege. norah. >> robert costa with all those new details, thank you very much. >>> and now to this breaking news. a suspect is in custody tonight after chaos on the campus of the university of north carolina at chapel hill. a faculty member was shot and ki killed, locking down the school and forcing terrified students and faculty to barricade themselves inside dorm rooms and classrooms for hours. here's cbs's jeff pegues. >> active shooter on campus. >> reporter: in a massive show of force, police at the university of north carolina swarm the campus. the alert went out first of a person armed and dangerous, and then -- >> the gunshot victim is going to be in room 159. >> i'm grieved to report that one of our faculty members was killed in this shooting. >> reporter: tense moments and a lockdown that lasted hour

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a federal judge ruled that pete peter navarro will not be able to argue in his contempt of congress trialed privilege to shield him from a house january 6 subpoena. hugh big of a blow is that to his strategy and do you read into that decision by the judge more than just that particular order that was given? >> well, it is interesting because this is a high profile case and the judge basically said that there was no "there" there. so he did the unusual step of actually testifying, most defendants don't want to testify. it wasn't in front of a jury, but it doesn't mean that his testimony can't be used to impeach him if he does testify. but this basically knocked him out of him being able to use executive privilege as a defense and that would have been potentially depending on the jury hearing it a vie only def viable defense. but now he can't use it because the judge said he didn't give any speakscificity or even a sm signal that he invoked the executive defense on a phone call. so at the end of the day the judge denied his request and so he cannot use this in front of the jury. >> and the

in fact, the judge described navarro's testimony on this as, quote, pretty weak sauce, end quote.. we'll be watching. >>> coming up for us, another trump ally loses big in court today. that story in the next hour of "deadline: white house" after a very short break. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. >>> hi again, everyone. it's now 5:00 in new york. we're keeping our eyes on what's happening with hurricane idalia as it makes its way through georgia now and is heading toward the carolinas. the storm has slowed substantially, but is still bringing heavy rains and winds. just a few minutes ago, the national hurricane center downgraded idalia to a tropical storm. we'll have the latest on idalia and where it's heading in a little bit. but we kick off this hour with a big win for democracy, a big win for the truth. rudy giuliani's lies about donald trump's loss in georgia tore apart, forever altered the lives of election workers ruby freeman and her daughter shea moss. we played on this program clips of both women explaining what their lives became, the horrors they went through, the

so for peter navarro, for example, one of the things that has delayed his trial date is he fought pretty hard to use executive privilege as a defense in his case. the judge has finally ruled that he may not use that is a defense, and so that slowed things down. but you raise a good point, which is, most cases have some legal issues that they have to work through. i imagine the cases against on trump and his codefendants will have legal issues that the court will have to work through. and so when we are seeing these scheduling orders, you'll see the judge building out a schedule, not just the trial date, but interim dates for the filing of motions in for the exchange of discovery and other kinds of things, to try to keep it on track. but things happen that they do not anticipate, legal issues can be more complicated than expected, and so oftentimes the first trial date they can set is not the last one. >> barbara mcquade, glenn kirschner, and tanya miller, thank you so much for starting off our discussion tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >> and when we come back,

indira navarro tener los detalles de la explosiÓn que convirtiÓ un mercado un infierno.a densa humareda continÚa arropando el lugar a consecuencia una explosiÓn cuyas causas se investigan. entre la destrucciÓn el fuego trataron de rescatar personas debajo de los escombros y es que en una zona de guerra se transformÓ todo un sector tras una fuerte explosiÓn. >> yo sentÍ que la tierra se habÍa acabado, gente ya quemÁndose. indira: el estadios original o mercado de san cristÓbal, hizo colapsar edificios y comercios y las llamas se expandieron con velocidad en el lugar. >> la explosiÓn fue el resultado de el colapso de una las instalaciones comerciales que operaba en el municipio de san cristÓbal. indira: personas con sus cuerpos totalmente quemados corrÍan por las calles entre los cadÁveres se encontraban esparcidos. >> tenemos heridos, personas fallecidas, estamos recopilando la informaciÓn. indira: los hospitales de la comunidad se desbordaron de pacientes por la mac virtud de los daÑos. las factorÍas de rescate luchan para encontrar a otras personas con vida de esta trag

we questioned one of them, trump aide peter navarro.he was subpoenaed by congress and later indicted. >> the remedy was for vice president pence as the quarterback in the green bay sweep to remand those votes back to the six battleground states. >> do you realize you are describing a coup? >> no. >> it was one of those arrows arc a plot to get his political hacks or allies in the jobs to overthrow the election. we have jeffrey clark allegedly lined up by trump to take over the whole department. clark basically accepted but it didn't come to fruition. trump relented. he was told it would lead to mass resignations, that it wouldn't work. the final plot with alleged new details in the standing indictment is of course sabotaging january 6th itself. there was no sedition charge. this is a key part of the criminal evidence that trump pushed on using the violence to try to get the delay and then eventually wanted the delay to keep him in office well into the night on january 6th. trump coconspirator one who we've identified as giuliani, attemp

. >> reporter: former trump adviser peter navarro was also in federal court as he faces contempt of congress charges. he told the court trump asked him to stiff-arm the january 6th committee and his subpoena and said trump asked him to exert executive privilege. robert costa, cbs news, washington. >>> classes remain canceled today at university of north carolina chapel hill after faculty was killed yesterday. the shooting locked down the campus forcing everyone to barricade themselves inside dorm rooms and classrooms for hours. as jeff pegues reports, a suspect is in custody. >> reporter: in a massive show of force, police at the university of north carolina swarmed the campus. the alert went out. first of a person armed and dangerous and then -- >> the gunshot victim is going to be in room 159. >> i'm grieved to report that one of our faculty members was killed in this shooting. >> reporter: tense moments in a lockdown that lasted hours. the sight lands punctuated by police continued and chimes from the campus bell tower. officers began evacuating buildings several groups at a time. >> i he

navarro told the judge trump made it clear he did not want him to cooperate with the committee. the judge questioned why his defense couldn't present the actual words trump used, instead of just his impression of the conversation saying, quote, that is pretty weak sauce. >>> we're following breaking news out of north carolina, an emergency alert has been sent out by unc chapel hill warning of an armed and dangerous person on or near campus. we want to show you these pictures. they of course show law enforcement on the scene. the school is warning all students to shelter in place, stay inside, and stay away from windows. we're going to keep a close eye on this situation as it unfolds, and we will have any updates for you as we get them. >>> with donald trump's d.c. trial now just a little more than six months away, what are the biggest challenges in the months ahead for jack smith as he tries to convict a former president. we've got that in 60 seconds. es. we've got that in 60 seconds power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trad

en vivo desde barahona, repÚblica dominicana, pasamos con indira navarro para que nos cuente el panorama franklin, generando importantes aguaceros. son estos aguaceros los que generan mÁs preocupaciÓn a las autoridades. desde ya, algunas comunidades reportan inundaciones repentinas, tambiÉn Árboles derribados y postes de luz en el suelo. las autoridades hacen el llamado a la ciudadanÍa de mantenerse en sus hogares. muchas de estas familias que residen en zonas vulnerables ya han sido trasladados a mÁs de 2500 albergues disponibles en toda la repÚblica dominicana. los campos nubosos ya estÁn esparcidos en todo el las autoridades hacen el llamado a la ciudadanÍa de mantenerse en sus hogares. muchas de estas familias que residen en zonas vulnerables ya han sido trasladados a mÁs de 2500 albergues disponibles en toda la repÚblica dominicana. los campos nubosos ya estÁn esparcidos en todo el territorio nacional, donde se seguirÁn sintiendo los efectos del paso de la tormenta tropical franklin por el paÍs. las autoridades son reiterativas en advertir que a partir de la entrada de franklin al p

former fema appointee mark navarro says the arrival tuesday of a mobile morgue will be a big help. a team of coroners pathology, x-ray units and other equipment arrived to speed up the process of identification for victims families who've been asked to submit dna samples. but novo says there is a big concern that could hamper recovery efforts. a tropical storm is brewing out there and that brings gale force winds, trade winds, winds that could fan any lingering hot spots and could disturb areas that still have victims remains . fema has 416 people on the ground, along with 20 cadaver dogs. new crews are coming in to support local first responders. many who lost homes themselves. there are 13 additional police officers that are going to arrive today to be able to help maui police continue to police the disaster area late at night . the governor says there will be limited daytime access to the road into lahaina starting tomorrow, with restrictions in place overnight. also, the governor says they're launching a new program to make 1000 air bnb units in partnership with that company so

do you know what navarro means in spanish? no no, no. navarro means no. no, i can call me.an we phone a friend? god bless you, too. if they put that on tv, i'll be amazed. i'll just take it and run with it. put it in. i want that on there. or i'm not. okay this segment might just be deleted. you might want to choose someone else. does that help? nope. nope morticia on the addams family. what was her husband's name? tom brady. tom brady. now retired? yes. did not grow up in nevada? no okay. san mateo actually. so at least you got the california party. okay i don't know. take a step. you can't guess. no. yeah not. it's not working today. no no, no. i don't think a lot of people are working today. it is pretty quiet here in nevada. and by the way, if you're a little confused, those were some of the answers to some of the questions . i'll throw you a couple. there was a hall of fame pitcher for the new york yankees, grew up majority of his life right here in nevada. so you're going to find out about that. and a super bowl quarterback still playing football grew up here as well.

so obviously, navarro nate has been criticizing rushes, present patient as well as the current political system and russia for many years. so he and his supporters claimed that his prosecution of imprisonment i'll politically motivated and no doubt the verdict is a blow to an ivonya, his family and his supporters with many he believed that he wants his entire time and will be released much. and as soon as the kind of political system change his coverage in the volume, it sits in a journal with various traits, conditions, and his supporters, almost daily release information regarding his deteriorating house based time around the state. prosecution. prosecution asks the court to sons, nevada need to serve his new sentence in a maximum security to facilitate a coordinate with the most severe conditions for prisoners. so there is no understands and that's why such a cruel logics to a person who's never killed or tortured any bold it is to come into force. doesn't mean that bill source. he's a so afraid of the critics that they want to treat him. so in humane, i'm extremely cool, some presume

a friend of mine, in charleston, ben navarro wanted to prove poor kids in poor communities, 10 or 15% more than the average public school students, to get those kids within two years and 520% nationwide. there is a model that works, another model in california, some in philadelphia, the truth is when we follow the model that works for the kids, it works out really well. >> host: what is the rationale, who know those models exist and fight to preserve the status quo. >> i don't know. let me give you a more "in depth" answer. there is this theory that in order to save them all you have to wait until you have a solution for them all. if the house is on fire, you would have to wait until you can put the whole fire out. that to me just seems ridiculous. that is how it appears we are treating education. secondly, currently, public education is more interested in adults than kids. big labor unions and bureaucrats have powerful impact on what the child is going to experience. that is a problem. >> host: i have run schools in new york, primarily due to the teachers union there is a cap on the

. >> reporter: former trump advisor peter navarro was also here are a federal court today as he facesld the judge that trump urged him to stiff arm january 6th committee and its subpoena request and instead claimed that trump had asserted executive privilege. norah? >> norah: robert costa with all those are details, thank you very much. now to this breaking news. i suspect is in custody tonight after chaos on the campus at of the university of north carolina chapel hill. a faculty member was shot and killed walking down the school and forcing terrified students and faculty to barricade themselves inside dorm rooms and classrooms for hours. here is cbs's jeff pegues. >> active shooter on campus. >> reporter: in a massive show of force, police at the university of north carolina swarmed to the campus. the alert went out. first, of a person armed and dangerous and then... >> the gunshot victim is going to be in room 159. >> i'm grieved for a more than one of our faculty members was killed in this shooting. >> reporter: tense moments in a lockdown that lasted hours. the silence punctuated

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joining me now is anthony navarro owner of a gun store in colorado and former etf deputy assistant directorlicense revoked but apparently were given multiple warningcensere g. hold on me have an echo. we will get back to in the second. so what is going on with individuals reporting abuses in the revocation of the licenses given your experience at the atf? >> it is politics plain and simple. during our time most of which was focused and the people involved in weapons. and those firearms that 90 percent of the tips for firearms and traffickers with unlicensed dealers who sell to kids came from the industry. now we are turning our back itsn is upsetting for folks who recently retired from the atf at the executive level. it is badly affecting morale investigators feel they are turning into clerks. but this is payback. and to torpedo the nomination of the gun controd,l advocacy groups. the atf doesn't have the manpower or the resources to go down this path and if they did it solidifies cutting out of the great partner to keep the public safe . l >> laura: your point is well taken. your license w

and there's an academy, a guy, glen navarro wanted to proof that poor kids in poor communities can live as well as anybody else, and he's able to get those kids, within two years, in the top 20% nationwide. so, there's a model that works, we just need to follow that model. there's another model in california, some in philadelphia, the truth is that when we follow the model that works for the kids, it works out really well. >> so what is the rationale for the people who know that those models exist and yet, continue to fight to preserve the status quo? >> i don't know. [laughter] >> let me give you more in depth answer. i think there's this theory that in order to save them all, you have to wait until you have a solution for them all. >> yes. >> it's as if the house is on fire, and instead of saving as many as you can and the house is on fire, you're going to wait until you can put the whole fire out and then go inside and figure out who is left. that to me just seems ridiculous, but that's how it appears that we are treating education. second thing i'd say is that currently, public educ

let's bring in political commentator, anna kna navarro, watergate prosecutor, john sell. great to have you here tonight. here's what he said tonight, ed rollins criticism. >> when i hear about a culture war, standing up for the rights of parents, standing up for the well-being of children, that's not culture war. that's central to the lives tens of millions of people throughout this country. it's right to impose indoctrination in the schools. and i reject being in iowa and new hampshire that people don't think those are important. they do think those are important. >> your thoughts? he is sticking with the culture wars. >> he has to stick with it. it's the only thing he has. that's his one-hit, woke, woke, woke. today, he tried to talk about the economy. if he had started with the economy, if he made the economy his banner issue, he might be in better shape. he goes for anti-wokeness. he has created a environment in florida. you live in florida. i live in florida. one ignorant parent can get a book banned. he created an environment where mickey mouse is now a criminal. ev

joining me now is anthony navarro. and peter., but you were given multiple warnings? we have an echo. hold on. we will get back to you in a second. let's go to peter. what is going on with individuals reporting abuses in the revocation of these licenses given your experiences. >> it is politics. during my time at the atf, most of my time going after people involved in weapons incidents, the licensees were our best friends. the tips we got came from the industry. that we are turning our backs on these partners is upsetting and from what i am hearing is it is badly affecting morale. our investigators feel like they are turning into clerks. the general feel is this is payback for the gun industry torpedoing the nomination of david, who was a darling of the gun control advocacy groups. this is unsustainable. we don't have the resources to go down this path and if they did, it would be ill-advised. >> let's get anthony in here. your license was revoked, you were given multiple warnings, numerous violations. your reaction? >> my reacti

what about navarro? he's awaiting trial.nt but separate from whether you actually get hit with, for example, a rico charge for stealing the election. and this also matters because whatever you think of donald trump and other people who may try to follow his blueprint, you can't do a conspiracy by yourself. you certainly can't do a coup by yourself. there's no diy unilateral coup. this ain't tennis. this is a team sport. and if you start throwing people in prison, as the d.a. has shown she is willing to do, she said very carefully last night, they're presumed innocent, but she expects convicted people to serve their prison terms including that mandatory five years. if you start throwing a bunch of people in prison, i do not care how cocky or confident they seem, i don't care how much they said they support this or that politician, as we know from all world history, one thing that hasn't changed, people hate going to prison. and if they actually see a world where it is a possibility, it may change their behavior. i want to bri

cupp and ana navarro and david chalian. >> a promotion. that side of the table. >> and now, we were talking about the fact that 69% of the republican voters in this new cnn poll have silly bought into the lie that donald trump has been consistently telling since the election, and they say that he won, and they do not believe that joe biden is a legitimate president, and that is going to get to one of the things that we are talking about here, and why this case, this issue is central to the election, and not just the general election, but the primary election, and it is kind of everything here. >> and it is, and david alluded to this every time trump is indicted and trump is talking about the election fraud. support for him among the republicans on this issue goes up. the flipside of that though is that among the independents, they keep hearing this drum beat, and it is reminding them that they know the threat of democracy, and we saw this election denialism, from trump and trump the candidates and we will have to see in if in 2024 if this

with us now, cnn political commentator, ana navarro.. surprising to you? >> actually, yes. a little bit considering that donald trump is under two indictments currently. possibly a third. possibly a fourth before this month is over, and that, you know, the people are still supporting him that way. yes, it's surprising to me, but look. i have been that 14% in the past where i didn't like either candidate. it happened to me for governor of florida. it happened to me in 2016, and the bottom line is that as you get closer, the election inches closer, the reality dawns on you that it is a binary choice, and that throwing away your vote is a very stupid thing to do, and so i think more and more people are going to go back to supporting joe biden. the trend is pretty good for him from where it was a year ago. he's doubled his support. >> among democrats. >> among democrats. >> those are people who should have liked him all along in theory. >> yeah, but as a republican i've learned democrats really like to fret. they really like to clutch their

additionally, ex trump white house official beetle navarro will have a hearing as his lawyers -- following when refusing to comply with the subpoena from the january 6th select committee. this near daily flurry of legal activity surrounding trump and his allies seem to have become the new normal even as he continues his campaign for the presidency. what impact do you expect this to have if any on the 2024 race? >> well, first of, all thank you for having me here this afternoon, reverend al. i can't help but have an impact on it. head-on think it will be the kind of impact that it people expected to have. we saw that the day that donald trump was arraigned and his mugshot was released, he raised millions of dollars. i forget how hyatt. got $4 million, $7 million. his supporters love this stuff. they are going to be voting for it. they voted for this kind of behavior. when his -- when donald trump's coconspirators talked about wanting to move their cases to federal court because they were just following orders from the president, i find that to be a statement. it sounds like they're acknowle

navarro, rudy giuliani.'re just like a montage where whacking them all. >> so you agree that they are gangsters, then? >> agree biden is >> i agree that the biden is behaving gangster, behaving like a gangster, whackingyeah, he's he's the because, yeah, he's he's the corleone of the corleone at the end of the godfather taking them out the godfather taking them out of the baptism. it's baptism. and i just think it's so shortsighted pulls so shortsighted because it pulls america as a country. it america apart as a country. it creates anger resentment and creates anger and resentment and it creates an amazing mug shot from everyone from trump that everyone just loves the loves anyway. i mean, that's the fact that he's raised 7 million for campaign. fact that he's raised 7 million for you:ampaign. fact that he's raised 7 million for you couldign. fact that he's raised 7 million for you could argue that trump >> you could argue that trump was america apart anyway was pulling america apart anyway by a legitimate b

two were indicted navarro and bannon, the other two, meadows and scovino were not. one, he didn't want to talk about it, which might be self-interest, and two, at times claiming he couldn't talk about it, that there were legal bars to that. all that went up in smoke. he talked about knit court for five hours. he certainly could have taken that same approach at the jan 6th committee. took until yesterday -- i want to read some of his defense we have for the first time. we didn't have that before. he talks about being on the infamous call with the georgia elections official and says that it was really about trying to find a, quote, less litigious resolution of the trump campaign against the state. what do you think of this sudden change or ability to testify? >> one of the things the legal process does is push people to speak to truth and explain themselves, because they're facing really serious consequences. so i think what you're seeing here is mark meadows is that the incentives have realigned. now he's trying to argue that he should be tried or his case should be

navarro saying civil law. that causes crazies to take shots. i want to renounce that.suspend should and will afford him every protection unless and until found guilty. i think the challenge is bringing him to trial -- >> let me jump in and say, what do you think of the strength of the evidence in this rico indictment? because it is broad. and a lot of stuff is in writing. to pick one example i mentioned to viewers, the head of the republican party of the state showed up lying to the government claiming to be a trump elector validly representing the state of georgia when the electoral college already certified that president biden won georgia. and that person -- this is him on the screen in the new mugshot -- said he did that at the president's direction at the time. that seems like strong evidence of those violations, no? >> seeking to overturn a lawful election when allegedly president trump knew he had lost goes to the heart of attacking our democracy. but the problem with that case is 19 defendants -- and i understand that some of them might be dismissed, some of th

let's talk about all of this now with cnn political commentator, ana navarro and scott jennings. good to see you both. scott, you first. you heard donald trump last night. pointing out how his indictments seem to help his poll numbers and donations as well. so how does the republican party handle all of this? especially if he, especially if the party wants to win the white house? >> well, the republican party, there's still a way to go. there's a lot of highway left to travel in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and other places. he is in the dominant position right now but i don't think this race is over. there's a lot more news for the republicans to digest. we just saw what happened last week. we've got stuff possibly probably coming up in georgia in the next couple of weeks. so republicans have a lot to think about because there's polling out there that indicates if he were to be convicted of a felony, a whole bunch of people wouldn't be able to vote for him. a long way to go. he's ahead, but you never know. >> and scott, i mean, you look like you're running for office beca

overnight markets lower, china's manufacturing purchase managers index shrinking for the fifth month the navarro. hurricane idalia getting downgrade to a tropical storm actress limited to the gulf of a category 3 hurricane bringing fresh high winds, widespread flooding and destruction estimated to cost billions of damage. after all of that president biden could only talk about climate change. joining the conversation strategic wealth partner mark tapper, restoring editor for the washington examiner kayleigh begin white, and tech expert krish alonso. a big cleanup effort is underway for florida residents this morning after idalia's path of destruction fox business grady trimble is live at keene beach florida with the very latest on the remnants of the store. >> good morning, the people that live in this neighborhood are only beginning to see the full extent of the damage. we are in keaton beach where this made landfall 24 hours ago. the big concern was water damage from the storm surge but what were seen behind this is wind damage, it is so powerful that it ripped the roof off of some of the hous

we have a lot to talk about, let's bring in cnn political commentator, navarro, rolling stone columnist, jay michaelson, former candidate, joe pinion, and special watergate prosecutor, john. great to have you here tonight. governor desantis has now responded to ed rowlands criticisms, as well as other, so here is what he just said tonight. >> when i hear about culture war, standing up for the rights of parents? standing up for the well-being of children? that is not some culture war, that is central to the lives of tens of millions of people throughout this country. it is the right thing to do to stand with our kids. it is the right thing to impose indoctrination in the schools. and i totally reject being in iowa, new hampshire that people don't think that those are important. they do think that they are important. >> okay, and your thoughts. he is sticking with the culture wars and his other half? >> of course he's going to stay with it. it's the only thing that he has. he has become a one hit wonder, and that is his one hit. woke, woke, woke, woke, woke. today, he tried to talk about

in the white house up through the 6th and 20th, donald trump's hard core, long time loyalist peter navarro, and he discusses part os this plan right here on this show. >> the remedy was for vice president pence as the quarterback in the green bay sweep to remand those votes back to the battleground states. >> so, you've lost the election, the court battles, but you prop up fake scam and election investigations and some fake electors. you try to jam them into the sixth and send it back to the states. at a minimum, you're abusing the system in power and fraud to try to delay a certification. the new memo -- going back and forth between what we knew and the new memo "the times" just got a hold of -- has a self-criticism. i don't know why cheeseboro included this. maybe he was worried he was going to be standing all alone. he went out of his way to put it in writing that the conspiracy he was proposing was kind of wild/creative. just going to leave that there. "the new york times" also pointed to a mail from boris epshteyn to a trump lawyer that discusses these fraudulent alternative votes and

that echoes the umbrage of another coup member, peter navarro, who seemed not to be acting but reallyhimself about how he was treated by the united states criminal justice system. >> prosecutors are defending an american citizen, that this is an assault on our constitution. >> they put me in handcuffs, bring me here, put me in in a cell. they are violating the constitution. >> being treated, through all evidence we have, with not only professionalism, but with great patience and care. documented other stories, other cases where people accused of less have been treated far more harshly as maya wiley also referred to tonight. now, for larger historical accuracy, nothing about what they're saying is brand new or unique to them. this is not the first time people accused of problems or crimes who are accustomed to deploying law and order for others find it suddenly hits and feels different for themselves. indeed, we've covered individuals like this who get religion or whatever you want to call it -- get woke, get alerted to problems in american criminal justice only when it meets them or t

. >> that was trump aide peter navarro in our interview. house at the time. he was named by trump in the first tweet announcing a january 6th gathering that would be wild. mr. novarro, like mr. bannon, were part of the political aides in addition to these now-indicted -- i should say, unindicted coconspirator lawyers who were cooking up all these different routes to hijack the 6th. one of them was to deny certification but claim delay. that's what our broadcast began, with trump lawyers talking about, oh, we need time, we need ten days. novarro doubled down on that. >> you had the battleground states challenge the results, that would trigger 24 hours of hearings. mike pence's job at that point was to take ten days and go back and give the state legislatures, who really are the ones who have the power to determine whether an election is fraudulent, give them a second look. >> ten days, 15 days. soon you run up to january 20th and you have an actual constitutional crisis that we've seen in many other countries, where two people claim to be pr