but the pressure with -- presser, we expect it will be hawkish.linda: it comes against the backdrop of higher for longer in the u.s.. now traders are expecting only one cut, perhaps none at all for the year. how much intervention is necessary to keep the yen at a level they are comfortable with? stephen: actually, until the fed cuts, we think there will be upside pressure. what happened two years ago, despite the interventions, it didn't help. the yen rebounded against the dollar temporarily but quickly dropped because the rate differential story is still the main driver. that is why it could not keep the yen from dropping. haslinda: in terms of intervention, what are you anticipating? peiqian: i think it is definitely on the radar, especially when the dollar-yen is trading at such elevated levels. and beyond what they will do, we have to watch out for any potential moves in asia impacts because at the same time we see the korean won and chinese yuan also facing weakening pressures. haslinda: we have been talking about dollar-yen. we should also b

we will take that presser live when it begins, now the white house press briefing has concluded. exchange our own peter doocy had with karine jean-pierre, a couple big items let's listen here. >> what does a president think about young people in america saying things like "we are all hamas" and "long live hamas?" >> i will say this is a president who has been since he has been in office and the reason why he ran as been very clear about what he witnessed in charlottesville let's not forget with the anti-semitism, the bigot, the hate we saw in the street of charlottesville as i just stated was one of the reasons he decided to run. and no president has taken more action to combat anti-semitism then this president. in the strategy we can say when jews are targeted because of their identity but when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hatred that is anti-jewish semitism and that's completely, completely unacceptable. >> i have to ask about a different topic. why is president biden saying his uncle baozun was eaten by cannibals? >> answered this question yesterday. i believe

what are you looking ahead to when it comes to the presser? >> it was a short statement.it was one sentence long, the shortest statement they put out in years. so in terms of moving forward with the idea of simplifying policy, we are seeing ueda moving in that direction, but what we did not get was a clear sign that they are returning to pare bond purchases despite local media reports just before the decision came out suggesting that there was going to be some discussion, perhaps an indication of that, so that has led to some disappointment. there was some confusion from this statement being so minimal, that certain statement on a buying as many bonds before was dropped, this reference to ¥6 trillion of monthly purchases was not there, but there was a line saying that the stance was largely in with march, so no change there. with the financial conditions to continue, so all of this feeds into further yen weakness and keeps us on the watch for the possibility of intervention. tom: what is the latest we have been hearing from officials in tokyo around that potential interve

well, look, because i said, the biggest problem of pressers esteghlal is their ownership, no ceo. unfortunately, no coach has a 3-year guarantee . he looks at his own performance. anyway, i value all coaches, all clubs, clubs. every coach has an opinion, but everyone is looking for those three points with a total of three points, and he doesn't need a method. the bench is in serious hands, that's the reality, you can see it in my history if any of the teams play the best game , they never care, but what's the point if the game is good. kenny tiger, he is wonderful and you want to talk about my ownership for a minute. well, look, my ownership is from mr. wazir, mr. hashemi kiyums khan hashemi, who is extremely athletic. as soon as possible, the responsibility of ownership will be determined , because it is really easy for the fans to worry about this. shen , if this happens, our football will be better and we will have better football and we will have a stronger position of esteghlal and i hope this will happen. now how long i hope you appreciate our life, god willing it was a nice

i did an interview with tara after that presser. that first game that she attends as a fan she says is going to be tough just to sit there and cheer. >> yes. >> she, she, she is going to have to have incredible restraint. yes, t-dog. >> all right, vern, thank you. >>> let's head to san jose where the police have a new suspect in an arson investigation. two accept vat fires set in the bathroom of the san jose state campus library. happening just over a week apart from each other. both fires were put out without any injuries. >>> all right, we have been talking about the warm weather. a gorgeous evening, we will go to darren peck now on more on what to expect in the days ahead. >> i am going to spend this entire visit talk both rain and the cool down. before i jump headlong into all of that, just one more look. that is today, that is exactly what tomorrow is going to look like. these numbers on the floor are what tomorrow is going to feel like. in the lower 80s. a fantastic day tomorrow, now that we covered that, let's get into the de

the french foreign minister who was at the same presser did. you said you're outraged. why is the u.s. not condemning the strike? >> i think by saying we're outraged, i think you can fairly characterize that as condemning the strike. of course. nobody wants to see this kind of violence happening to humanitarian aid workers who as was noted earlier, were doing all the right things. >> just a follow up to what was asked earlier about the floating pier. are you considering moving it off the coast of gaza? just trying to figure out -- >> by definition, it's going to be operating off the coast. >> sure, but like further away. how do you insure any private partners that the u.s. ends up partnering with to deliver aid is actually protected? >> that's what i said we're working on right now. force protection for the troops and the people that are going to be operating the pier is obviously going to be of paramount concern but it's only as good as the aid that gets to the pier and into gaza. there's going to have to be planned made, plans with partners, to make sure the aid is sa

seven international aid workers associated with the us-based charity in the gaza strip. in a joint presser top who officials condemn the attack and express concerns about the safety. of relief workers on the ground in gaza. who is horrified by the killing of seven humanitarian workers from world central kitchen in gaza on monday. the work they were doing was saving lives, providing food to thousands of starving people. their cars were clearly marked and should never have been attacked. "we need more entry points, including in northern gaza, cleared roads and predictable and expedited passage through checkpoints, but it is the responsibility of..." all competence in a military conflict to abide by the international humanitarian law, which is to allow access for humanitarians to the population who are at risk, and to ensure that the access for those humanitarians is planned, guaranteed and supported. that's international humanitarian law, that is the expectation, and deconfliction works when both parties, the humanitarians and the military observe and are obsessed with that same objective, t

now we did a one on one after the presser. she told me i wanted to be a coach that i would want to play for. well, after three national championships, 14 final fours, olympic gold in 1996. made the basketball hall of fame. i would say mission accomplished. vanderveer was the head coach for 45 years the last 38 with the cardinal. and that job has become a year-round gig. >> and now it is an incredibly 24-/job. even if you're on vacation, i might be water skiing at the lake, but i'm on the phone recruiting. i've got a 4:00 call, 4:30 call, 5:00. sometimes you're ready. i just felt i'm ready. i never really thought i would be. i kind of just, you know, just felt like i would maybe kind of peel over on the bench. >>> long-time assistant will take over as coach. but you know the business. even our business. sometimes you're not allowed to unplug. >> now i have a vision of her water skiing on the phone, taking the calls. >> does she have the grades? can we get her in? sign her up. all right, hit it. very cool. thank you. glad she ga

now i think one told phrase that is going to be a remembers from this presser, and that may and to do a political vocabulary, is joint resistance to double containment. it's no secret that the united states sees both the war in ukraine and rising tensions around taiwan. as parts of 2 prong strategy of essentially trying to slow down the resist, the development of both russia and china and perhaps other independence centers of power. and it seems that vision and most go, i'm no longer has it turned about, you know, joining forces and resisting dot dot pressure from the united states. now it could be done through as many various ways increasing trade in national currencies, creating alternative and transactional systems. like for example, something that could be used as an alternative to swift, also creating and developing other international frameworks like brakes station, high and different, high cooperation organizations. and many others and the ministers saw that they discussed all of jobs. and one thing that was clear through all their statements is that they see the russian chines

i think one told phrase that is going to be a remembers from this presser, and that's made on to joe political vocabulary, is joint resistance to double containment. it's no secret that the united states sees both the war in ukraine and rising tensions around tie one as parts of 2 prong strategy of essentially trying to slow down the resist, the development of both russia and china, and perhaps other independence centers of power. and it seems that the vision and most go, i'm no longer has it turned about, you know, joining forces and resisting uh that, that pressure from the united states. the just didn't discuss it. and you know, many of the conflicts including the conflicts in your brain. it's been a year since china itself released it's proposal for the settlement of the ukrainian, the conflict uh the 12 point plan. now there is a lot of, uh, sort of, um, diplomatic activity going on in europe right now, because uh, switzerland, at the behest of the united states is now trying to organize a major conference for ukraine for the ukraine. an issue. and it's still unclear of who's go

but even at those pressers, you've been describing, they're not really pressers is not taking questions. most of the time at those moments where he's speaking front of the cameras, he's not saying much, he's repeating the same talking points. he's reading the same tweets from his friends he seems to be in a very narrowed echo chamber without much newest sorry, you could argue that this is just the art of repetition that's a great knows very well. he understands that if he just reads the same thing over and over again. we're still going to take it live through shai brian was talking about how david pecker admitted to a scheme to help donald trump get elected explicitly testifies to the scheme in where he was when it was hatched in this testimony, you have really for the first time today talks about this august 15th august 20 meeting where michael cohen calls them and says, hey, come to trump tower, meet with donald trump. >> and then this is the exchange here. the attorney, the prosecutor, joshua steinglass, asked, can you describe for the jury what happened at that meeting, please? peck

one of the leaders can book yeah i'm, he's a former prime minister, told reporters in a presser this morning that he was fearful of the citizens. the people's decision saying that this was not a win that the opposition party won, but it was essentially punishment handed to the ruling people a power party. now the space of elections really came one after the other this morning from the leader of the p. hon. the moon, as well as the prime minister, conduct sue and senior aides of the presidential office were not handling security . and this broad gesture is not to be taken lightly here in south korea. it is being seen as an indicator that the top office is taking this very seriously. and that they are viewing this as perhaps the biggest risk of that present use on yard has taken it in his leadership thus far. the prime minister and honda and both have been very close advisors to president you either at the start of his presidency or even before it's a very nice property tax and could face the death penalty if she's found guilty of embezzlement. a court will deliver verdicts for truong

thomas presser is he under that the deterrence is diminished?deterrence is diminished?— diminished? i think netanyahu is walkin: a diminished? i think netanyahu is walking a very — diminished? i think netanyahu is walking a very thin _ diminished? i think netanyahu is walking a very thin line. - diminished? i think netanyahu is walking a very thin line. on - diminished? i think netanyahu is walking a very thin line. on one. walking a very thin line. on one end, he wants to not have this escalating want this response to be enough to suffice and not lead to an iranian retaliation. the same time as bases are demanding more effective targeting, and i think in that way, he's kind of in a bind. he's balancing between those demands and what the international communities are expecting. i don't think these will prevail. i think at the end, it will be more of a limited response. it’s the end, it will be more of a limited response.— the end, it will be more of a limited response. it's taken rishi sunak nearly _ limited response. it's taken rishi sunak near

the same as it was with al sharpton it's a way to extract money and payments from the suppose it a presserss and distribute them to people who don't advance anything productively, they simply push left-wing racialist ideology. this is a fake ideology that has almost no support. when al sharpton promised on march... if you look at the video, you notice something very interesting. it's a group of retirees who were paid to be there and they are not enthusiastic, not engaged and they are not authentically committed to the graft and not solid is. >> jesse: imagine finding trump voters adenauer sharpton conference. it's absolute insanity. it's a shakedown but when you filter it through the dti hr department, it makes it less offensive. is this just another shakedown that sounds a little bit better? >> that's exactly right. it's an inside outside game. you have the old-school street activist like al sharpton leading protests and putting... on the inside corporations have decided to pay what is diet dei tax. every executive knows that dei is anti- excellence, anti- merit, anti- competitiveness but

both before and after the trial whether it's in harlem or midtown manhattan or just having a quick presserk americans are seeing not so much a guy who's being targeted by the left but a man who can withstand pressure, he knows how to survive, he knows how to fight for america no matter what it takes. that woman and that old guy, they can't do anything else to him and. trump is going to win. i think it's that simple. >> you heard it there richard. >> i'm not a psychic or a card reader so i don't know who's going to win. that's up to the people. if you rewind the clock and take us back to 2016 those polls had hillary clinton up by six or seven points and she lost. they are snapshots in time and at this moment it's probably because if you look at our news coverage overall last week in the week before that we were covering donald trump and the trump trials no matter what channel you were watching. with that being said i think you've heard a lot of folks say this trial is benefiting trump. but where it's hurting him is that he's not able to fund raise, not able to be on the campaign trail. not

part of this is after the dovish hall from the fed last week, and then also looking at the presser, not quite signaling concern related to the yen weakness, so it popped up above the 160 level, and perhaps not quite surprising given how japan is on break today and there is dinner liquidities, so there are a number of superlatives that the yen has hit against its peers, whether you look at the dollar, the chinese yen, and this is a time where we are looking to watch the boj intervention. it is also about the piece of the depreciation. it is raising questions about the credibility of japanese officials. haslinda: the yen down 2% last week. that is rampant, if you ask me. let's get perspective from bank of america securities. good to have you with us. some say this again reaching 160 past to do with -- 160 has to do with what has happened, but a lot of people are may be thinking how much you can go lower tomorrow -- can go lower. >> is a difficult position the boj finds themselves in because if you intervene, really, the most important is you have to be credible, and that issue comes right

p> laura: and i just kee remembering james comey, the famous james comey presser statement?ets up and lays out the elements of the crime and then says, "we are not going to move forward with this." it was the strangest thing ever. >> laura: , >> there were 30,000 emails destroyed and she was moving classified information across unclassified server and all kinds of things d to destroy it. it seems to me to destroy bleach bit used to destroy things.secu and yet, no prosecution there. no prosecution with president biden, but of courseai jack smith is going afteradd president trump here are the onc guy, by the way, i would add was president of the united statesai when the concerns were raised about how classified information waethes handled. the one guy who has complete get authority whether something is classified or not. that is someone who getse yo prosecuted and out the otherok two. >> laura: congressman, always good to see you, thank you.n trump took away the issue that democrats have to run on in november. i will explain it next. ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no i

the postgame presser uconn legendary coach was asked about that foul call.. >> there is probably an illegal screen call you could make on every single possession. i just know there were three or four of them called on us i don't think there any called on them. >> meantime clark finish the game with 21 points leading iowa into their second consecutive national championship game. she reiterated the importance of teamwork after the big win. >> i've so much trust in my tea makes my teammates have so much trust in me. i know they're going to make plays on the stretch that's why we won the game it was not just caitlin, it wasn't just hand it was all five players came up and made big plays at really crucial times. >> again they hawkeyes will take on undefeated south carolina tomorrow afternoon in the big game. arthel: that's why we love caitlin is not just about me it's about the team that's what i love about her. i've got to go with 20 seconds left. eric and i have to say goodbye. thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow at noon eastern. eric: it yes is grea

that is the risk, and i think if you listen to what the fed had to say the last time they had the presser, they were basically like, look, a strong labor market alone, in and of itself, is not going to interfere with us doing what we think we need to do on the interest rate side. i don't think the market believes them, quite frankly. i would be looking to tomorrow, and don't worry about headline. we're looking for 216,000 jobs. don't worry so much about that. if that's at 300,000, no one is going to fall out of a window. look at average hourly earnings. look at hours worked. look at the stuff that will really filter into pce in the near term. that's the stuff where the market really might not like it, to liz's point. she's exactly right. earnings are not the risk. it just isn't. international stuff is not the risk. this is the risk that the fed says, you know what, one more wouldn't kill anyone and we're back to talking about when is the next 25-point basis point hike? >> so how should we view the market here? >> tomorrow is big for near-term trading. you have a probability of three cuts

how alarmed are you by the fact that johnson is going down to mar-a-lago and the subject of their presser tomorrow is quote-unquote election integrity? >> extremely alarming, and it's just a carbon copy of kevin mccarthy and what kevin mccarthy did after january 6th. liz cheney writes about it in her book where there was maybe a small moment where there was some momentum for impeachment, for trying to move on from trump, and tim mccarthy totally blunted that when he went down to mar-a-lago and rick scott a few days later gave trump some award they made up at mar-a-lago. it's the same thing. these people learn nothing, and it's true for the mike johnson press conference tomorrow, but it gives the stamp of the whole party not just the rnc but the legislative wing of the party on trump's lies about 2020 again, and it continues to radicalize people. i remember in that period between november and january 6th there were two things to me really alarming. one was watching maga media like news max and far right stuff like fox and how apocalyptic they were about election fraud, and the other was ge

really when you're doing pressers, you really just see the inside of your hotel. out and see the sites and get to be around people. that's the only downfall. >> jimmy: are you a good packer? are you a good sleep senator can you -- good sleeper? can you travel anywhere? >> i used to be able to sleep anywhere. i used to be able to curl up in a ball and sleep the whole flight. before it even takes off, i'll be knocked off. these days, i don't know if it's because i'm getting older -- >> jimmy: you are pretty old. yeah, you're getting really -- >> you know, my first time here, i was 16. >> jimmy: that's right. i know. that's right. we were on "dancing with the stars" -- and as i remind you each time i see you, i bet quite a bit of money on quite a bit of money on you. >> i got pretty far. >> jimmy: can i tell you, i think i won $12,000. >> what? well, you're welcome. >> jimmy: thank you again. >> yeah. i don't know. ever since i -- you know, i'm getting older and it's just not as comfortable to sleep that long anymore. >> jimmy: see, now, i have no trouble. as i get o

president biden is putting presser under pressure on congress for the national security supplemental for $14 billion in bumps it together with funding for ukraine with some republicans have issues with that. we will have to see what congress is able to get done. stuart: kt mcfarland joins me now. let's go for the big picture. would you like to speculate what happens next. >> this is going to be everybody has to look israel what are they going to do are they going to have a military attack cyber attack in response and are they going to sit tight. the biggest take away from what is happened in the last couple of days is when iran launched the multi-attack were all the proxies in iran attacked israel, that was significant. iran has never attacked israel directly itself but even more significant that to my surprise the united states joined with israel and the united kingdom, france, jordan even saudi arabia so forth that attack, that's a big deal the united states did stand with israel and shot down iranian missiles and iranian drones, that is so important for israel going forward and no

speaker johnson is making remarks during the leadership conference presser.ossible motion to vacate. thomas massey told him directly to his face that he was going to co-sponsor this mtg motion to vacate and demanded that johnson should pre-announce his resignation as boehner did so we can pick a new speaker without a speak. a huge problem for johnson and also for the israel aid. thomas massey sits on the very powerful rules committee and republicans can only lose two -- republicans on that committee to put something on the floor. he is now apparently the third no for the rule. that means that johnson desperately needs democrats to bring his plan to the floor. let's take a look at it on the screen. this is the plan. johnson is dividing up israel. ukraine, taiwan into three separate bills. the fourth bill offers conservative ideas like the lend/lease deals for military aid for ukraine. provisions to sell russian assets and a tiktok ban. for folks who don't want to cut ukraine the blank check. the speaker is giving members trying to give them political cover fro

so this is a presser together at mar-a-lago.nion, it shows a sign of support for speaker johnson from trump whos' clearly still the leader of the party -- who's clearly still the leader of the party. you have marjorie taylor greene with that motion to vacate johnson hangoveringing over -- hanging over his head, and now he's standing with mike johnson together tomorrow. we'll see. stuart: thanks, lauren. it's thursday morning, early going we see some green, a lot of it after yesterday's big sell isoff. there is some green. >>> the opening bell is next and we'll take you to wall street. ♪ ♪ i should have known it from the very start -- ♪ this girl will leave you with a broken heart. ♪ there's some people, well, i'm telling you -- ♪ keep away from if run around sue ♪ morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? -anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! -back into play and... aw no, it's in the water. wait a minute... -alligator.

trump and jonathan will hold a presser this afternoon, will also talk about election integrity. over to you. >> brian: let's talk courts. new political column comes out now discussing, quote: the surprising strategy trump could use to win manhattan trial set to take place on monday. option number one destroy michael cohen credibility as a key witness he has done a lot himself already. ask the judge to give the jury the option of convicting him on lesser misdemeanor offenses instead of on felony charges. what does fox news contributor george washington university law professor think of that? let's ask him. jonathan turley. jonathan, what do you think about those two things? >> well, they are not very surprising. these are fairly standard and predictable moves. the first one being that you have to destroy michael cohen's credibility. but there's not much there to destroy. i mean, this is the ultimate bottom feeder witness. where the question is whether the jury is going to recoil by the prosecutors putting him on the stand. he was just announced by a judge for being a serial purge

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he's one of the people who has spoken at times at pressers. our team has seen him here on campus.g the window that the campus allows reporters to enter, and could not talk to james. he was not present there. what we know is that he released an apology statement last night saying that he regrets his words, that he affirms the sanctity of life but repeated statements, saying zionist is an ideology that necessitates the genocide of the palestinian people, and so as you can understand there is a community here at columbia that feels that this isn't really much of an apology at all. and it's coming at an incredibly difficult time. tensions between students, faculty and administration, immense pressure on the president, ma, this doesn't represent their views, but they can't speak for james. it's hard to ask those additional questions right now, you can tell people here in the community are feeling it, katy. >> let's be clear that zionism does not necessitate the genocide of anybody. those two statements are in conflict with each other. that's not what it is. let me ask you more generall

seebacack you tomorrow, have a great evening. [ ♪♪ ] >> neil: we are waiting for that philadelphia presserthis ramadan shooting event, when they start speaking we will take you there. for us to do want to bring your attention to the corner of a wall, and indication of of inflation far from an old problem, remains a sticky one, prices year-over-year running at about 3.5 percent, clip at the retail level that a groceries at 320 percent rate where we are see year-over-year. picking up steam, that has some thinking that is a good possibility the federal reserve holds off on cutting interest rates, whenever that is to might be the high price. fewer and fewer now than it is possible that the feds on may goods -- make good on cuts this year. that is the way lawsuit works, may be premature. interest rates back to the heisley worsens last fall. again own concerns, prices are stubborn and getting even more so. in the meantime some other developments we are following the, jazz will not equate to make a stroke digging and despite president biden in his frustrations again as saying that benjamin netany

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. >> yasmin, stay with me, and we will continue to watch for this presser to get underway where we hope to learn more information about exactly what happened and why this happened. joining me now is retired nypd lieutenant, darren porcher. thank you for taking the time. we are talking about a protest area outside that courthouse. we know security is tight given this very high profile case happening inside, and the intense, of course, political environment we're all in. would there have been security checks for people going into this protest area? >> that's difficult to discern if there would be a security check. it would make all the sense in the world to check people going into the controlled area. you have to take in mind, that's 100 center street. you have a series of people coming and going to criminal court. you have supreme court. you have federal court across the street. so you have an semblance of difficult criminal justice issues in the area. it may be difficult to discern people being in possession of a weapon. i think the police do the best they can in a situation like this,

the only thing we have heard from them was yesterday, when they had a presser and said that the studentshat refused to leave the deadline would be -- that they had begun suspending folks. right here, guys, before i send it back to you. can you see some students and people being allowed back in campus as it's, you know, people are studying, trying to go about their daily lives. ainsley and lawrence? >> ainsley: thank you so much for being there. be careful: let's bring in a columbia student who posted those videos, a lot of the video you are seeing this morning of that chaos. and jonas dew a student at columbia university. sun dial. you actually left the campus a little while ago and came here to do this interview. what exactly are you seeing what and your reaction to all of this. >> well, the most remarkable scene that i saw was someone smashing the windows of the doorway of hamilton hall in with a hammer, almost like a scene from the shining. and i also saw a student who was trying to prevent them from barricading, continuing to barricade the doors. and then he was essentially corralled

the french foreign minister, who was at the same presser did. you say you were outraged. why is the u.s. not condemning the strike? mr. kirby: i think by saying that we are outraged, i think you can fairly characterize that as condemning the strike itself of course. i mean nobody wants to see this kind of violence happened to the humanitarian aid workers who as was noted earlier, or doing other writings. reporter: a follow-up to what was asked earlier about the floating pier, are you considering moving it off the coast of gaza? mr. kirby: by definition it will be operating off the coast. reporter: how do you ensure that any private partners that the u.s. ends up partnering with to deliver aid is actually protected? mr. kirby: we are working on that right now. force protection for the troops and the people that are to be operating the pier will be paramount. there is going to be plans made plans with partners to do , everything that we can to ensure that that aid is safely assembled and collected at the pier and then safely distributed into gaza. it is going to be a multi

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but what's your take on today's presser? >> yeah, it's gonna be a sham. i mean, here's the interesting thing i remember when i was serving on the committee, my colleagues, my republican colleagues would come up. and of course, a lot of them would quietly say, good job >> i >> can't do it because of my district, but i'm glad you're doing it. >> but a >> few of them would say things like we just need to move on from 2020, we just have to look forward and move on. the irony of all of this is the ones that aren't moving on from 2020 right now is donald trump. and it's because donald trump is scared to death about these court cases. so it is in his interested, at least in his mind to continue to try to shift the public narrative to convince people that the election was stolen. the interesting thing, and of course it wasn't what you'll see is probably two different things between johnson and trump. trump will come out with all visits, outlandish comments as the prior reporter announced, everything from stolen election illegals, voting or whatever, what you'll s