rina shah, what do ou get any oxygen. rina shah, what do you think. _ get any oxygen. based on their performance tonight? one of my favourite performances from nikki haley and going and i could not have expected that. much has been said about her wanting to audition for number two, wanting to be vice president, she stands many people tonight because she took her gloves off and one of the favourite moments was when she said if you want something said ask a man, if you want something done, ask a woman. name checking people and not holding back at all and going for the jugular in many ways. tonight i knew there would be three camps of people, those who went for the jugular, of people, those who went for thejugular, those of people, those who went for the jugular, those who would tiptoe around donald trump and those who would act like they are the only thing who exist, there were candidates who not that —— did not get much talk time and those their time and those who use their time and those who use their time to talk about donald trump. chris christie was one of those peo

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welcome to you both, rina shah if i could start with you. from the debate and who stood out in particular. two things step left me speechless the number of times on dissenters talked about america being in decline and secondly so much talk about the southern border, it came up over and over.— the southern border, it came up over and over. there were many questions _ over and over. there were many questions asked _ over and over. there were many questions asked of— over and over. there were many questions asked of these - questions asked of these candidates everything ranging from biden onyx to cartels and fentanyl from biden onyx to cartels and fenta nyl even from biden onyx to cartels and fentanyl even education. it fenta nyl even education. it seems fentanyl even education. it seems so many of these candidates wanted to tie these issues back to not only the biden administration failures but essentially to talking about how these issues are so mishandled by democrats and should be trusted by republicans because again it is republicans becau

joining me live is fomer federal prosecutor shan wu and republican analyst and political strategist rina shahd donald trump that his claims of widespread voterfraud trump that his claims of widespread voter fraud were false. how important do you think that will be, that there will be these republican calls that we know in the past, saying that this narrative was false, how important do you think that will be improving intent? —— in proving intent? t intent? —— in proving intent? i think as long as those public statements are not making it into the courtroom, that's not going to be much ammunition at all, although obviously a big part of trump's defence strategy is trying to argue that he lacked the right state of mind, that he actually believed he won. we have spent a lot of time analysing that and the circumstantial evidence of it, but the critical prosecution strategy has to be... they don't need to prove what he really believed. what they need to prove it is he had they need to prove it is he had the intent to do the illegal act, the specific actions named in the indictment, trying to chan

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