if justice is anything in new york state, who will win because new york state gets a lot of problems. the judges and prosecutors dealing with me are essentially all the same, different wrappings, tone, manner but always the same coordinated over the nasty result, they are na nasty. these democrats definitely hate me, they hate you, too. i have to tell you. new york city or state, fulton county, what do you think?

let's go to new york, anytime now we await donald trump walking those doors and enter the court in new york. it is a new york statesday and the judges then asked throughout a 34 count indictment charging him with falsifying business records to facilitate hush money payments to the pawn star stormy daniels. we saw him leave trump tower a week ago. he has arrived in the building and those cameras are squarely locked on the door at the new york state court in manhattan. we await mr trump to walk in and begin that hearing. this is hugely significant because this decision could determine whether the first ever criminal trial of a former american president can go ahead next month. mr trump is the first runnerfor the ahead next month. mr trump is the first runner for the republican presidential nomination. this is a key part of that, he faces other hearings and other court appearances, as of course we know. ask them, this trial that is awaiting us today, scheduled for the 25th of march. it does not look like donald trump overthrew... there he is, i was wrong. let's start with those pictures! hello there. we've got some u

this and drag's policies and the fact -- bragg's policies and the fact that the migrants are in new york statend other states has to do with the sanctuary state and city laws. you have moved in the state legislature to try to have new york state dump the sanctuary state law. what is your view, what is the progress on that? can that reverse what's been happening? >> well, first, if the governor is serious, she can take action. it was governor cuomo through an executive order in 2017, through that executive order that made new york state a sanctuary state. the governor can reverse that with the stroke of a pen. but myself and in the senate and assemblyman ed pflug have introduced senate bill 6964 which would prohibit sanctuary locations anywhere in the state. because, eric, what a sanctuary designation does is it prohibits local law enforcement from working with federal law enforcement. so federal law enforcement officials have a detainer request, they ask if you catch this person, please hold them nurse, we're going to deport them, the local officials cannot and will not cooperate with federal

now, of course, his real estate entire is not limited to the state of new york. only concerns what's happening within the state's boundaries. it doesn't affect what's going on in florida or new jersey. but still it's a meaningful sanction. >> let me go back to kristen welker. we were talking about fundraising off of this, and we've got some news on that. >> lo and behold, we just got our first fundraising email that has been sent out from the trump team. it starts accusing this decision, this judge of basically being behind a witch hunt, just as we were discussing, despite the fact there's no evidence to support that. and he frames this entire thing as election interference in this fundraising email. again, i just reiterate the point i just made, that he raised millions of dollars after his mug shot was released. this is a strategy that has been working for him in this republican primary. we are a week away from the south carolina primary, for example. he has at least solidified support around him heading into south carolina. he's leading nikki haley by some 30 p

if justice is anything in new york state, who will win because new york state gets a lot of problems.he judges and prosecutors dealing with me are essentially all the same, different wrappings, tone, manner but always the same coordinated over the nasty result, they are nas nasty. these democrats definitely hate me, they hate you, too. i have to tell you. new york city or state, fulton county, what do you think? >> all right, you've been listening to former president trump speaking at a rally in warwick township michigan talking about this recent ruling from your calling it a sham case and going on and on. all right, we will leave that there. next, this hour of the "big weekend show" what the new york times claims migrant crime wave isn't really happening but is it? a record number of chinese migrants across the border illegally right now. plus -- >> he's only here because it's election year. he doesn't care about little people. >> people who live in east palatino ohio call up president biden and paint record high amount in rent, a new cheaper secret. we will tell you, that's ahead. ♪

new york, kathy hochul. joining us as well. >> with our defense of the state of new york, new york will never be a loser state. appreciate it, and your comments at the outset. >> when you know the subject, as you're going to do, it is the easiest case you can possibly make. it is also enforcing the law against donald trump, which now, billionaires, and businesses, will flee new york. is there anything they could possibly point them to? >> corpus people, like donald trump, may not find it a nice welcome here in the state of new york, and that is great with me. we have a great, thriving economy here. the i was with the secretary of congress, and the administration to announce their investment with an 11 billion dollar new development in upstate new york, to cement our leadership in the semiconductor industry. they're here in new york, they are not somewhere else. same thing with micron. macron was 50,000 jobs 100 billion dollars investment, and is coming to new york. no matter what is said, and that no one pays attention to it, this is the place that businesses want to be, and donald trump said, i'm sorry we di

the coexecutive of the new york state board of elections indicating that according to the unofficial results for the special election held on february 14, 2024 the honorable thomas r suozzi was elected to congress. [cheering] >> for what purpose does that gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent about the honorable gentleman from new york be permitted to take the o today. his certificate of election has not arrived, but there is no contest and no question raised with regard to his election. >> without objection, representative elect suozzi and the new york delegation present themselves in the well. the well? the speaker: will all members rise and the representative elect please >> will all numbers rise and the representative elect please raise his right hand? >> deals where you will support the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? that you will take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office in which you are

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new york and california last time. in 2022 we did very well in the battleground states. we gained ground in arizona, colorado, minnesota, michigan, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. and so if we're now repairing the losses and the struggle we have in these two big states, california and new york, and start winning those house races, it means the chances of us flipping the house in 2024 and winning the presidency is much higher than it would have been i think a few days ago. >> when you look at this race tonight with tom suozzi in there, if you lived through this campaign in new york, your television was bombarded with the democratic ads, the suozzi campaign ads which were about abortion rights and preserving abortion rights. and then the republican ads were all about the southern border. those two issues went to war on television in big budget campaigns, and one of those issues won big. >> another warning sign for a party that is broken right now, the republican party. because what we know from history is that the immigration and the border never rise up to a top tier issu

new york race was so closely watched. nationally. it's not obvious that new york statetate november, but the type of political terrain we're talking about is going to be the type of political terrain that decides a lot of these swing. state the fact you been talking, about that this unlike a lot of suburban areas swung to the republicans in 2022 in the midterm elections, this was all republicans in 2022 we're expecting to happen in suburbs across the country. didn't happen in a lot of them but it did happen in nassau county and in this district and other districts around it. i went from voting for joe biden to voting for republicans. and just now, districtwide, we've got 87% of the voting here. this is an eight and a half point lead that's was he has over pilip. more of the vote is coming. in nassau county, this was tom suozzi margin has shrunk over pilip -- but he still leads by five and a half points and nasa. what we are looking at here is lawrence, a lead of a half points for suozzi districtwide. it's probably going to -- gonna be same-day. probably going to be pili

the judge also barred donald trump from serving as an officer or director of any business in new york stateears. the new york attorney general who cross acadian the case celebrate -- who prosecuted the case celebrated the decision saying no matter how powerful you think you are, no one is above the law. the former president blasted the ruling writing -- the justice system in new york state and america as a whole is under assault bipartisan, deluded, biased judges and prosecutors. william brangham has been following the case closely and joins us now. by all accounts, this fine is a punishing financial blow to former president trump. tell us more about the judges ruled today. reporter: this is a stunning legal and financial blow to the former president. donald trump himself is ordered to pay more than $350 million. his two sons each have to pay $4 million. his chief financial officer has to pay a million dollars. donald trump is barred from running any business in new york. the judge also ruled that an oversight monitor will stay on her job and she will also have the authority to appoint an i

new york. >> we'll appeal. we'll be successful. i think, because frankly, if we're not successful, new york state is gone. >> reporter: but the state's attorney general told us she's not worried. >> last i checked, tourism is up. wall street is doing just fine. >> reporter: even with an imbending appeal, trump must either put all $355 million in escrow with the court or post a portion of it as a bond with interest. and david, tonight, the attorney general is telling us she is determined to make trump pay, even if it means seizing this building or others long in the

, referring to letitia james, has been obsessed with getting trump for years and used crooked new york stategoron to get an illegal judgment against my family and my tremendous business. i helped new york city in the toughest of times. and now it's overrun by violent crime. he goes on to say -- this decision is a complete and total sham that were no victims, no damages, no complaints. only satisfied banks and insurance companies which made a ton of money. great financial statements that didn't include the most valuable asset, the trump brand. buyer beware and do you your own due diligence. the other side was a ridiculous $18 million evaluation of mar-a-largo and an unconstitutional gag order, consumer fraud statute, no injured allowed and a refusal to send this disgusting charade where would have been put down. i'm going to put down that as a strong maybe. what do you think? >> another subtle statement from the former president. when you're dealing with taking trump's money away, obviously he's fired up with over this. he's fired up from a financial perspective because he's paying an enormou

breaking news, former president donald trump is reacting to the outrageous verdict against him in new york state decision in the case of a corrupt witch hunt, election interference, just before the time he spoke earlier tonight, new york attorney general tish james wade in as well, claiming that justice has been served and seeing this ruling proves that no one is above the law. and proves that we have a shameful two-tiered justice in our great country. here with reaction, former florida attorney general pam bondi and former acting attorney general. on the issue of florida, okay, i showed him -- an empty lot and a busy corner, and -- it's for sale for 150, $200. those homes on the intercoastal and within the street in front of it, worth over $200 million. and other homes go for more than that at this particular point, i know it sounds crazy and anyone living anywhere else, but that's how crazy it is. down here, how did the judge get away with trying to say mar-a-lago's 18 million? >> sean, they want on appeal, that's the bottom line. it's almost a joke, it is a joke that they are trying to do tha

the new york judge fined donald trump more than $350 million barring him from serving as officer or director in the state of new jersey for three years and barring him from getting loans in new york state at that time. congressman pat fallon and congressman gimenez and now reports with joe concha and white house strioing to top special counsel robert hur's statement about president biden's cognitive issue in hur's report before it's released. this as the white house is now going after reporters. and we have new gallop analysis breaking news today and the gallop is analyzing what they found with covid presidencies and could have been headed for defeat and tonight the fifth and final installments of evening edits misleading america series. media watch dogs saying it's there and kit schism there and firing the fbi informant was arrested and going for the fbi and joe biden and hunter biden with bribery allegations and president biden finally visiting east palestine a year after the toxic train derailment. the residents saying don't use zuckerberg as a campaign stop. it's an election year. all that is coming

new york state attorney general letitia james saying she's now prepared to seize donald trump's assets, including his buildings, if he doesn't pay the money. aaron katersky with the interview. >>> president biden tonight promising major new sanctions against russia following the death of putin critic alexei navalny. martha raddatz overseas. >>> the major storm slamming california. first responders pulling flood victims to safety. the winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. this system set to move right across the country. matt gutman in the storm zone. >>> the major headline tonight that will affect women and families who turn to ivf to have a baby. the unprecedented ruling tonight by alabama's highest court, determining frozen embryos qualify as people. what this could now mean for women and their doctors. >>> tonight, the mother who gave parenting tips to millions of parents online now sentenced to up to 30 years in prison for abusing her own children. >>> the major merger tonight affecting americans and their credit cards. capital one buying discover. >>> also just in tonight, the 91

he established the department of finance of new york, which now wrecked second in size in power to the united states. and when he retired from office, the task had set himself out to accomplish had successfully completed completed. tale of the new york library. andrew in free education and libraries for all. new york largely had private library had two private library the astor and the lenox. he first to suggest that combining both private libraries and the creation of a large private or large public library system which would include one main library and many branches. the main library would house. the combined archives of the astor and the lennox. it would ideally for research samuel tilden shared andrew's vision. it was tillman's intent to financially support this. he died. andrew, one of his three executors and due to bring this wish to fruition, his will a few million dollars to be divided up amongst nieces and nephews and 5 million for a trust with the intent to build what would be known as the new york public library. his manhattan mansions and 200 acres. 99 room grade stone estate were to be

biden to be re- elected. >> i think that's one of the reasons this new york race was so closely watched. it's not necessarily new york statef political terrain we're talking about is going to be the type of political terrain that decides a lot of these swing. state the fact you been talking, about that this unlike a lot of suburban areas swung to the republicans in 2022 in the midterm elections, this was all republicans in 2022 we're expecting to happen in suburbs across the country. didn't happen in a lot of them but it did happen in nassau county and in this district and other districts around it. i went from voting for joe biden to voting for republicans. and just now, districtwide, we've got 87% of the voting here. this is an eight and a half point lead that's was he has over pilip. more of the vote is coming. in nassau county, this was emergent has won over pilip in the same day, but he is still leading by five and a half points in nassau. what we are looking at here is, this is a lead of a half points for suozzi districtwide. probably gonna tighten because the remaining vote was probably gonna be same-day. probably g

new york." this is chasing business away. new york can't call itself the empire state. >> kayleigh: i don't h want to have to walk around new york. gregg, the civil fraud case will be appealed. we will see what the new york appellate courts as. the supreme court will decide whether to grant this. what do you see happening at the appellate level and supreme court level? >> the entire court on the highest level, the court of appeals in new york, is made up of seven justices, all picked by democrat governors, but i just don't even think that they would let this stand. kayleigh, democrats may be cheering this verdict, but i think they badly miscalculated here. americans have a keen sense of fairness. they see this for what it is, a politically driven attack. no legal justification behind it. engineered by an ethically corrupt state attorney general, letitia james, then sanctioned by this biased liberal judge who made no attempt to hide his disdain for trump, or to honestly follow the law. the outlandish nature of the judgment is self-evident. it reflects no immeasurable ha

we'll be successful, i think, because frankly if we're not successful, new york state is gone. people are moving out of new york state. because of this, they're going to move out at a much faster rate. they used a consumer fraud statute that's never been used for a thing like this before. they're using on me because i'm running for president. i'm beating biden by a lot. the poll came out today. we're up 20 points on biden. if i weren't running, none of this would have ever happened. none of these lawsuits would have ever happened. i would have had a nice life. but i enjoy this life for a different reason. we're going to make america great again. these are corrupt people. these are people who shouldn't be allowed to do the things they do. they're using this as weaponization against a political opponent who's up a lot in the polls and always will be, because i'm competing with a man who can't put two sentences together who doesn't know what he's doing. we're heading into a third world war because of this guy. we have to win this election. they're doing everything possible to step

people are moving out of new york state. the judge's ruling implements a series of bans that prevent trump, his sons and other executives from serving as directors or officers of a new york state company over a period of years. >> oakland is getting more than 100 new housing units for people experiencing homelessness. governor gavin newsom toured an old quality inn hotel on eads avenue that will be converted into more permanent housing. it's part of a $20 million investment through the homekey program. it streamlines the conversion of offices, hotels and other buildings into housing the oakland property will provide 77 units for homeless individuals and 26 units for youth. transitional housing. >> homekey saves lives. this is not about dollars and cents and units. this is about providing urgent response of services and housing to the people that need it most. >> since the homekey program started four years ago, it has provided housing for 167,000 people statewide. >> a proposed new sober living facility is stirring up controv

they charged me a fine in new york state. nobody is going back to new york state. they find me $355 million. nothing like this has ever happened. this judge is a lunatic. the attorney general may be worse. i will get telephone, i promise i will get in. she knows nothing about me. she says i will get him. as a result of this decision, businesses are going to flee new york state. they already are. taking with them tens of thousands of judges. no one will want to do business in the united states of america any longer. we will truly become a third world country. we are going to be. we already are in many ways. i can't even walk he can't find the stairs. he can't put two sentences together. i will not imitate him because every time i imitate him, they said donald trump can't find his way off. a lot of fake news. last week i imitated him, though he goes like this. he finishes a speech and takes about two and half this because that is when his energy runs out. energy, you know he has a lot of energy. what happens to that cocaine in the white house? he's got a lot of energ

i had another case that just wwent through aen new york, the great state of new york, which has completelylen apart. my strategy isby to use the facs and the transcripts.rd, we make a record even when theya try and gag us, even when they tried to tell us, alina, i'm going to put you in jail if you object to a powerpoint slide that prove s your case. it doesn't d matter. i object anyway. we made a record, and the record is clearher , because their ords are transparent. they show a completely biased transcript.n theyth show -- the law is not on their side. they get their headline during an election season, but that is not going to b elee how we win. we have to fight the fight for the long run, and that truly is, sean, my strategy. that's all of our strategy. we will use the transcript and the evidence and the witnesses, the real facts, notht the media. it is no disrespect to the media, but i was there. we did nothing wrong. those statements of financial condition were undervalued. wwe did absolutely nothing wro. imagine dragging childrenhrou through this. that's the desperation we are at. pe

of national and community service or division of human rights and it's more than double what new york statecer services program. new york city says each migrant will get $12.52 per day to purchase food and baby supplies. that's about 40% more than what the average low income american got per day in government food stamps or snap benefits in 2022 at $7.59 per person per day. now the city argues the pre-paid debit cards will save it $7 million in costs for feeding migrants. overall new york city and state will spend $15 billion through 2025 on the migrant crisis providing a laundry list of services including shelter, legal help, english classes, mental health, public education and healthcare. look, currently healthcare is free for migrants in the city. it is the most costly expense accounting for about half of the 4.7 billion that the city spent on the migrant crisis this past year. experts warn the cost of services for illegal migrants from new york to california are simply unsustainable. >> when the government spends money on welfare or other social services for illegal immigrants has to co

president ordered to pay more than $350 million and banned from running a business in new york or applying for loans in the state three years. his two sons each fined $4 million and barred from doing business in new york for two years. thrusting the leadership of the family company into peril. >> being prohibited from doing business in your home state or the state where you have so many properties and so many business activities is an absolutely devastating sanction. >> reporter: trump lawyer alina habba called the verdict a manifest injustice and said an appeal battle is coming. the former president reacted late today. >> it's a very sad day for, in my opinion, the country. a new york state judge just ruled -- and he is crooked as you can get, and a lot of people expected something like this, but not f for the amount. >> reporter: in his ruling, judge arthur and goran set of trump on the other defendants, their complete lack of remorse orders on pathological. >> this whole thing is very unfair. >> reporter: trump himself took the stand two times. the judge said his refusal to answer the questions directly, or i

donald trump is banned from doing business for three years in the state of new york. his sons don junior and eric are banned from doing business in the state of new york for two years. let me just reiterate what he says, what judge engoron says about contrition here. he sums it up. the english poet alexander pope first declared to err is human, to forgive is divine, defendants apparently are of a different mind. they are accused of only inflating asset values to make more money. that they did it over and over again, he says. that is going to do it for me today. thank you to tristan snell who joined us for the hour. it's been a wild one. it's only going to get more interesting on "deadline: white house" which starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it is 4:00 here in new york. i'm alicia menendez in for

stuart: is the migrant crisis in new york state and new york city so bad that trump could possibly winw york? what do you think? >> i don't know, stu. i feel like a lot of people like me, a lot of voters like me have left and i think that makes trump's win more difficult and the truth is that getting tax cuts every month w. we look at new york, we have to look at the fact that a lot of the people that live there show despite complaints and voted as these policies and i don't see anything changing soon. stuart: can you imagine or speculate for a second and what do you think it'll be like at a trump rally in the bronx or madison square garden? that would be a news event, which i would wish to cover. >> absolutely. i've always said that republicans should go to ex-solve i can't tell communities -- ex-soviet community in the bronx and that would be great. stuart: thank you, karol. brian, do you think trump has any real chance of winning new york state? i do by the way. jaire you think he's got a real chance tobin the state. stuart: i say that and drive up country and totally. outside new y

la mesa, is also a former member of the new jersey state of medical examiners and former president of the new york society of medical history. he's also he's avid magazine writer, magazine collector, and has written on that as well. magazines in the american experience. and it was published in conjunction with an exhibit down at the go-go club, which i remember very clearly was very nice. dr. lazar's book, fdr unmasked 73 years of medical cover ups that rewrote history is now available, and we like to welcome welcome steve to the team today. good. morning a brief excerpt from chapter 12. the weather in washington, d.c. on the morning, march 4th, 1933. fdr is first. inauguration day was, frigid and gloomy, matching country's mood. america were facing a future certain only in its bleakness bank, failures and foreclosures on farms and homes were on the rise. the new york stock exchange had suspended trading, acquiescing to tradition a dow herbert hoover rode with his successor on a one and a half mile parade route from the white house to the capitol. franklin waived his silk top hat and flashed his f

this case is about corruption within the nra at the highest levels, the allegations here by the new york state attorney general are not relating to any purported harm that the nra was doing to the people of new york or the citizens of the united states. in fact, the allegation here is that the leaders of the nra all right, we're ripping off the nra itself and its members and its donors. and the reason the new york attorney general brought this lawsuit was because the nra is technically incorporated as a charitable organization and a non-profit in new york city. so the goal here really is to clean up the nra and to root out the worst actors. and of course, the lead player here as john said, is the longtime president, wayne lapierre, who really use the organization as his own personal piggy >> what did you make of the allegations specifically to wayne lapierre here he led this group. so many of us remember for decades yeah, his conduct as alleged and now found by the jury is really over the top. when you look at the specifics of it, the allegations and again, now he's found liable to the nra or

she wants him to be prevented from doing business in new york state. so as we wait to download all of this and get a look at the number and as soon as we get it, we'll tell you what it is. this is something that the former president is watching closely. he has layers of judicial dates, appointments, decisions coming down in the middle of the south carolina primary, which is coming up february 24 and super tuesday. so all of this interwoven for former president trump. i want to bring in ari fleischer, the former white house press secretary and fox news contributor and shannon breen, our chief legal correspondent. shannon, let's start with you. no surprise obviously that he was found libel. the judge found him libel before the case began. correct? >> correct. i jetted to the bottom to see what we could find. there's several big numbers in there. the judge talks about in this finding donald trump, donald trump jr. and eric trump and alan weisselberg and others involved. one of the first things he orders is that several of them together including donald tr

new york. and she filed a case, me as a co, plaintive plus whatever. yeah. mm hm. against pfizer being in new york state. i mean, been in d, sorry. the supreme court of the new york state in manhattan. and i think it's 60 west street. that's the court house i, the jobs jobs in charge of chelsea's onto justice, laurie septa and things get out of hand. who is this person that gave a raise money for this stuff on us? if i transferred over $35000.00 to her, out of $40000.00 raised. and then she started to fade me on twitter spaces was my, you know, ex wife i had to filed from the charges against them here in switzerland for the defamation. that's article 1. 74 of this was penal code, it's a crime. and, and then of course, in my view for fraud, because i called the court myself finally in new york and said, hey guys, is my case, my claim as a victim of pfizer, violates i said, no, no, no stuff has been thrown out in april. so yeah, that's where this comes from so fast. i must say one thing through this process. and this lady is not that stupid. right? i don't say that we learned that us corporations, pfizer,

people are moving out of new york state. because of this, they're gonna move much faster. >> well, build the new york skyline, and also feel fairly confident that new york state will still be a round of the judgment survives trump subpoena. but what this decision paints onshore as the truth. that anyone who is been watching closely has known for decades. that donald trump is a fraud. that's his entire story, for decades. take a listen to something that new york turning general letitia james said in her remarks on friday. >> the scale and the scope of donald trump's fraud is staggering. and so too is his ego, and his belief that the rules do not apply to him. today, we are holding donald trump accountable. we are holding him accountable for line, cheating, and a lack of contrition, and for flouting the rules that all of us must play by. >> james is of course talking about her civil fraud case against trump and his company. but her words could've easily applied to other cases trump is still facing. because fraud is at the core

i had another case that justt went through in new york, the great state of new york, which is completely fallenst. >> my strategy is to use thee facts, to use the transcripttra we make a record even whened us. they try and gag us, even when they try . tell us, alina, i'm going to put you in jail. if you object to a powerpoint slidt sle proves your case, it doesn't matter. i object anyway, we made a record and the record is clear because their orders are transparent. they show a completely biased they. law is they show that the hearings, the law is not on their sider s so they get their headline during an election season. but that is not going to be how we win. we have to fight the fight for s ,the long run, and that truly is sean, my strategy. that's all of our strategy. we will use the transcripts, we will use the evidence, we will use the witnessesce and, rl facts, not the media. and it's no, no disrespecta.s th to the media. but i was there. we did nothing wrong. those of financial condition, sean, were under valued. we did absolutely nothing wrong. imagine you're dragging children th

the beauty about this is this is a civil court at new york state. >> the beauty britney york state. >> the beauty for new york state, not for donald trump in his defense team. he cannot do anything about this, even if he is sitting at the desk at 1600 because, number one, it's a simple matter. number two, it's already concluded that the judgments are already entered. number three, it is a state matter. it's not like with judge chutkan or judge cannon, that he can basically say, look, i'm going to a pro or a new a. g. to dismissal. these are state matters, a civil matter, he is going to have to figure out a way to pay this money. >> shannon, let's talk -- as the new york times is talking about it, president biden is putting a lot more focus on it. what is the plan for the white house now? >> well, as you mentioned, there is this visit to the border. certainly polling indicates that this has become a major issue for voters. among the republican base, certainly my republican voters, immigration has always been a top issue. we have seen over the course of the past year in polls and report

tax scam, republicans detonated the state and local tax deduction which hurt middle class families and retirees in new york, in new jersey in connecticut, in pennsylvania in illinois out west and at many points in between. republicans created the problem when they blew up the state and local tax deduction. and stuck middle class families in some cases with tax bills that were $10,000 or $20,000 or $25,000 more than they might have otherwise faced. my colleagues from new york came to the congress last year and said their top priority was going to be to fix the state and local tax deduction that republicans broke and they have failed to do it. repeatedly. and i have no confidence in their ability to change that situation, it's going to take democrats dealing with the tax code in a manner that puts middle class families and hardworking american families first as opposed to the wealthy, the well-off and the well-connected, which is what republicans continue to do. reporter: [indiscernible] -- he called her husband a thug and stated that -- [indiscernible] -- mr. jeffries: clearly racially inflammatory language

new york attorney general letitia james. trump could face hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties. he and his sons could also be barred from running any business in the stateg me now, msnbc political analyst and senior executive editor at bloomberg opinion tim o'brien. tim, i'm always glad to talk to you about these things. you wrote this book on donald trump. you interviewed him for that. he has already been ordered to pay e. jean carroll more than $83 million. he could be forced to pay three or four times that amount in his civil fraud trial. does donald trump have the cash to pay for the settlements? >> i think he actually definitely does have the cash. i don't think he will light paying its. the total bill in the e. jean carroll case is actually over $88 million. it was a 5 million dollar judgment in the previous ruling on one of her claims against him. then your case is 370 million. does donald trump have the wherewithal to swallow payments up to $400 million? he does. he actually probably has cash somewhere in that neighborhood. will he willingly part with it again? i think not. in both cases, you are going to have to see the courts come after him an

new york. and she filed a case, me as a cold, plaintiff, whatever. yeah. mm. against pfizer ink in new york state. i mean, the, sorry, the supreme court of the new york state in manhattan. nothing. it's 60 west street . that's the court house. i the judge jobs in charge of chalk this onto the justice laurie. something on things got out of hand was this person i gave a raise money for this stuff on us as a transferred over $35000.00 to her out of $40000.00 raised. and then she started to fade me on 3 the spaces with my ex wife. i had to file to the charges against them here in switzerland for the deformation that's articulate 174 of this was penal code. it's a crime. and. and then of course, in my view for fraud, because i called the court myself finally in new york and said, hey guys, based my case, my claim as a victim of pfizer, violates i said, no, no, no stuff has been thrown out in april. so yeah, that's where this comes from. so that's a must say one thing through this process. and this lady is not, that's stupid. and i don't say that we learned that us corporations, pfizer, more than a str