up next, my colleague nikki aaron's exclusive interview with the amc willing party spokesperson on possible us involvements in the upcoming election by the how the south african government is kenzie all position is appealed to lincoln. and it's literally like handling over the country software and case of washington. could you elaborate for us based it's such an ease and this is always a to now do not you name george of. so that for comes was the each that we and of course as they say during elections and they called the election as a citizen. it is the citizens and indeed, but fall in a position party which forms parts of our multiple parts of democracy and of our resilience and 5, but the constitutional democracy to undermine existing is associated instead of set up to be able to enable a free and fair election under the leadership of the independent intellectual commission, which is a renowned worldwide for running successful elections. since the dawn of democracy is unbelievable. that i see is enabled by argument of pieces of legislation that way, adulthood. even the national legislatur

my colleague nikki aaron spoke with a member of the pakistan alliance for girls education. she says, the world should not take any lectures about democracy from washington. america is to have a lot of interest when it comes to elections in democracy and so they have their own for to a few um about on elections really, really like has happened in, in democracies, whoever wins says that the $150.00 and the one with all they see that there was, they were a lot of disabilities and really no fee, or there was a lot of interest periods. and so it just seemed that just that you see happening now and the see that and to report is mentioning that they were issues within, they knew to them that the to and this also increased problems and you know, the usual routine information that is given to the student deposit ballpark is done nothing new or used to, to be honest. the us has criticized the recent presidential election in russia. well, there were observers from no to the rest of the world, giving glaring reports, visiting posting stations a checking on everything. how seriously so

my colleague nikki aaron spoke with a say you their account himself. he says, washington is defending as well because of its own role in the war and gaza. a day night series of america would probably have to see evidence of maybe a not many announced in his di as a result was ready to attack before even coming close to calling it a genocide. i mean, i may be exaggerating a little bit, but really that, that was the matter is that then i'd say it is the predictor of israel no matter what it does. and the when it says the what, then to israel august weaponry, everybody that was fired. it would probably send him a pass the deal was doing, but by american weather, in every building destroyed, destroyed by americans and munitions. everything that was done onto the palestinian is basically a done on written off by. and then i'd say it's of america, not just for this war, but all along. i mean for the past 75 years. and i states has been the power of this way. and i know, unfortunately the world just looks on it either useless or helpless or unable or disinter

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last year or t correspondence, the sweeney broke down the controversy for my colleague nikki aaron, earlier on sunday. so the glitz and glamour of all the windows, the red carpet was rolled out for the stalls of the silver screen. but the least surprising perhaps victory of the night. busy as to the ukrainian document 320 days in matthew pole. now again, this has caused some degree of controversy because of the nature of the documentary that remind us that with, with the clip of the field, the the, that we saw that the image of might be in a vision, most guy who is a emerging fullness but building a pregnant and she was bloody does as well. but she soon became the, the main, the main center of this kind of western propaganda over the over what really happened. this was the pump electric wyoming. we should say, all of the terms, the hospital number 5 on march, the 9th 2022 and she came out of the hospital. she said she was surrounded by a camera crew of photographers from associated press. and she'd like to gave him an interview. now of course i stayed cool some controversy. there was a big

my colleague nikki aaron spoke with a site erica himself. he says washington is defending israel because of its own role in the war. in gaza, a day night series of america would probably have to see evidence of maybe a not many announced in his diet as a result was ready to attack before even coming close to calling it a genocide. i mean, i may be exaggerating a little bit, but really that, that was the matter is that then i'd say it is the predictor of israel no matter what it does. and the when it says the what, then to israel august weaponry, everybody that was fired. it would probably send over the house to you was given but by american weather, in every building destroyed, destroyed by americans and munitions. everything that is done onto the palestinian is basically a done on written off by. and then i'd say it's of america, not just for this, for both all along. i mean for the past 75 years and i states has been the power of this way. and i know, unfortunately the world just looks on it either useless or helpless or unable or disinter

my colleague nikki aaron spoke with a site erica himself. he says washington is defending israel because of its own role in the war. in gaza, united states of america would probably.

doing that well, he's giving her more oxygen to stay in this fight. >> all right, so, aaron, joe biden doesn't have a nikki haley. he isn't facing any real competition in these states. but can today's results or tonight's, i guess, is more accurate, tell the campaign some things heading into the general? >> yeah, i think so. you have the super tuesday voting that is happening today, combined with the state of the union speech the president will give on thursday and this is really a point in time where i think the campaign is looking to really ramp up its efforts to get the general election process under way. we are going to hear president biden in his state of the union address on thursday talk about what he believes his successes have been so far in his administration. and then also talk about what he wants to do in the future, and you combine that with the reality around what the president has been saying about the former president donald trump in the last few weeks and what he believes is the threat that he poses to democracy, those are messages that you're going to hear continuously as the general elec

donald trump wins immigration voters nearly 321 72% for trump, nikki haley gets 26%. aaron of those voters who say immigration is their top issue. >> these exit polls in virginia are fascinating >> and scott, it is. and they're different. they're very different. i mean, it interesting point that david was making that you don't have to register of her party in virginia? but among how people describe themselves, you are looking at an electorate that's more than 40% independent and democratic. >> and they're gonna, they're gonna love nikki haley. the state's not going to model out as well for trump as some of the more. i mean, just some of the data we've seen out of north carolina already. you can see the difference is huge in those states, but this is also sort of a larger conversation about what we're going to be talking about all year. people with college degrees living in suburbs used to be pretty reliable republicans. what are they doing? and then these working class voters used to be reliable democrats. live, don't have college degrees coming, coming. this, this is the d

. >> you know, i don't know that we're able to see yet, aaron, but i think it's a good question to watch for you are right. it nikki haley has dropped out of this race. we're not going to get a ton of valuable information about the way the vote comes in. but what john was just describing about the coalition that biden put together, the base democrats along with those the merging trending suburbs and more democratic favor in the trump years, looking at how the suburbs vote. because remember, nikki haley's not actively campaigning, but her name is on the ballot. do we see as the vote comes in and some of those critical areas, this remaining protest vote against trump, or does that just completely drift away now that it's a one man show? so on the republican side. >> all right. david chalian, we'll be checking back in with you and everyone is here with me. what what do you think about the point david just made that as we look at these results, obviously you've got trump and biden each winning in georgia could be hugely symbolic in hindsight, we don't know the state of georgia putting biden over the top. the point abou

nikki haley supporters. and independent voters back >> now we turn our attention to the likely general election matchup of trump versus biden aaron. and of course, a president biden going to have huge opportunity tonight with his state or tomorrow night with his state of the union address where his likely to have one of the biggest audiences he's going to get between now and election day in november. and of course, he's got to rile up his base. but the question is can he persuade any of these persuadables, aaron, that is going to be the question for him. and for trump going forward. >> all right. thank you so much. jessica. and let's go now to ron brownstein, the senior editor for the atlantic. alyssa farah griffin, former trump white house communications director, and the former democratic congressman, max rose. so ron, this crucial question because it really everything could matter and then you layer in those third parties, where do haley supporters go? >> well, look, the republican primaries taught us two big things are made, two big things clear. one is that trump's coalition is the dominant faction in the party. he's going t

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