sarah palin says us civil war is going to happen over trump prosecutions.ly to happen if they continue with these sort of federal and state. these state and federal authorities continue to prosecute donald trump. now, this in guardian . they're this is in the guardian. they're saying it with a sort of a barbed tongue in cheek, as if to say she's say it's sarah palin. she's obviously stupid . she doesn't obviously stupid. she doesn't know talking about. know what she's talking about. however is really serious. however this is really serious. i mean, there are tens of millions supporters who take millions of supporters who take what to donald trump, what happens to donald trump, donald very, very donald trump, very, very seriously . now, i don't believe seriously. now, i don't believe he instigated the 6th of january. sorry, dad , i don't january. sorry, dad, i don't believe but however , for the believe it. but however, for the people that did instigate it, were trump fans and they you know, if it carries on down the path it's going and they keep prosecuting

i did not choose sarah palin for that's of the press loves to do. of you may know or recall we had very serious conversations about be the vice president shall nominate. he and i had a number of discussions about he asked if he became the president or the acting president how he would be faithful to the mccain policy. when he fire all the cabinet members that sort of thing that just goes to show you how awkward it is when you're sitting in the white house looking at the speaker if it's a different party, looking at the president pro tem is a what's going tope happen? i think regardless of the constitutionality, although i agree with those who think it's probably not constitutional to have a speaker on the president pro tem andf the line of succession, i do think it's bad policy. it is mischievous. i kind of like the notion maybe put them down to the bottom of the tree. i goes to my class which is lass stability. it's fundamentally important to have stability and leadership. i came back a year ago as ambassador to australia. when i arrived in austral

i'll probably be my epitaph, you know, the guy who chose sarah palin. i didn't choose sarah palin, but that's what the press loves to do to write but for but some of you may know or recall we had very serious conversations that joe liberman about being the vice presidential nominee that was and he and i had a number of discussions about how he as if he became the president or the acting president how he would be faithful to the mccain policy. you know, would he fire all the cabinet members that sort of thing, but they just goes to show you how awkward it is when you're sitting in the white house looking at the speaker if it's a different party looking at the president pro team and say what's going to happen if if we have have to go there so i think regardless of the constitutionality, although i i agree with those you think just probably not institutional to have the signal speaker in them and the president pro team and the line of succession. i do think that it's it's bad policy. it's it's mischievous. i kind of like the notion that maybe you drop them

sarah palin was trounsed and kent lost by percentage points.e flip that seat back? they hope so. trump won by three in ohio, very popular in ohio, with this type of distance can majowski close in ohio. a lot is about abortion. this is the at-risk seats they were fortunate to win. in oregon, tom keane, republican won in new jersey, can he hold on to it? mike lawler, who has been on, been effective, won by percentage pointings and jones in brand-new district, will he prevail again? talk strategy with guy with a lot of power and assembled momentum. here is the president of congressional leadership fund dan constant. good to see you. there are tight races, one major topic hangs over all of it and that is abortion. have republicans been effective understanding how to message abortion? i think there is no question abortion is a motivating factor for base democrats, where it is on the ballot, blue states, where it was settled law, next to no impact and republicans have succeeded where they have been able to talk about why they believe what they believ

this is sarah palin on newsmax. >> those conducting this travesty and creating this two-tier system of justice, what the heck? do you want us to be in civil war because that's what's going to happen. we're not going to keep putting up with this. and i like that you suggested that we need to get angry. we need to rise up and take our country back. >> as somebody who was in the fbi and law enforcement for a very long time, how does that strike you? >> it's outrageous. to have political leaders, and she is certainly one, use language that validates and seems to permit, creates a permissive structure around political violence, it's absolutely irresponsible, it's dangerous. she knows better. i don't know what her calculation is for saying things like this, whether it's a desperate shot at attention or relevance, who knows. but words matter. and what she's proposing essentially extortion. you make decisions to not go forward with a valid prosecution with an indictment that's been returned by citizens who serve on a grand jury because you're afraid that the supporters of the person who you're

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throughout the decades really mobilize in support of more conservative agendas, coming forward to sarah paliny now, so adding in this kind of pink elephant i think is really powerful. we tend to think of that gop base as that white male, but women can also be a very strong force. we out vote men, and we've been out voting men for a long time. so i am curious to see this. but at the end of the day, ron desantis has to find his footing. if he does, his wife is going to be an incredible asset. >> peter, meanwhile, president biden is focusing on selling bidenomics out west. what are his challenges? >> well, you're right. he's going to go to arizona, new mexico, and utah to talk about the advantages of his program, particularly the inflation reduction act, his climate spending. he wants to claim credit for improving economy. we're seeing a real disconnect for him. a lot of indicators are much better today than they have been, whether it be inflation, gas prices, immigration, crime, a lot of these indicators are off their peak, are much better in some ways than they had been a few months or a year

nor has he disavowed what his supporter sarah palin said about his arrest last night. telling news max, quote, those who are conducting this travesty in creating this two-tier system of justice, i want to ask them, what the heck? do you want us to be in civil war? because that's what's going to happen. cnn's katelyn polantz joins us now from atlanta with much more on today's developments. three codefendants in the georgia case, kathy latham, shawn still, and schaffer, they are asking for their cases to be moved to federal court because they say they were following orders from then-president trump. what's the next step here? >> reporter: what these three defendants are saying is an initial argument they're trying to make that could determine the shape of this case in a couple of different ways. they're not the only ones that are going into court right now and having to put up some arguments initially. there are two others doing that, mark meadows and jeffrey clark. what these three people have in common is that they were fake electors for trump after the 2020 election i

maybe in 2008 sarah palin as a candidate shifted some votes. >> they use that same wording.u think this is a potent argument? >> i don't think the gop is wrong for doing it. again, age is a factor here. we have been talking about it both for president biden and for former president trump. and kamala harris is going to be a deterrent for republican voters, moderate voter and possibly independents. it's not a bad strategy for the gop to go after her in that way, quite frankly. >> ron desantis, let's listen, he did this interview with nbc. the interviewer did a great job of getting him to directly answer a key question about who won the election. here it is. >> yes or no, did donald trump lose the 2020 election? >> whoever puts their hand on the bible on january 20th every four years is the winner. >> but respectfully, you did not clearly answer that question. and if you can't give a yes or no on whether or not trump lost, then how can -- >> of course he lost. >> there's also a weird echo. >> ron desantis is changing his tune. he's changing who he does interviews with and how h

people like jon weiner, sarah palin and other republican leaders were coming on his show invalidating him. newt gingrich ran sink are not normal people. they are not normal americans. we see that with trump. and even yesterday i got a note from kevin mccarthy probably if you other people did to he was asking for money. [laughter] but kevin and his dear david note said the democrats want to destroy america. i need your $5. and i would argue and be curious what you think, tim, about this for there is an asymmetry here. for all the vitriol and politics you cannot point to democratic leaders, presidents, presidential candidate, major figures in the house and senate who have gone out there and said republicans are evil. they are lined with stay tuned. . they want the enemy within. they say they're wrong. they say they're harming america. and sometimes words get, you know, heated. but obama, biden they talk about coming together. so from the right, from the republican party, there's always been this enemy with this. it's i think it's >> if you think that we're the enemy within, there is an

i didn't choose sarah palin but as some of you may know or recall we had very serious confrontationsh joe lieberman and he and i had a number of discussions about if he became the president or the acting president how he would be faithful to the mccain policy. would you fire all the cabinet members and that sort of thing but that just goes to show you how it is when you are sitting in the white house looking at the speaker and up president pro tem and saying what's going to happen if we had to go there? i think regardless of the constitutionality and i agree with those who say it's probably not constitutional. i do think it's bad policy. it's mischievous. i kind of like the notion that you drop it to the bottom of the tree and it goes to my last point which is stability. it's fundamental to a -- fundamentally important at stability and leadership. i came back a year ago and when i i arrived in australia in 2019 australia had six prime ministers in 12 years. it felt to me like the whole country, the people were very concerned and a bit embarrassed and it was the not the result of elec

they'll get a visit from "the boeberdook." [ laughter ] by the way, if you're confusing her with sarah palins also running for congress this year in alaska, don't worry, they're both losing. so you don't even need to keep them straight. by far the biggest prize of the night was in pennsylvania, where both the governorship and the senate seat, which is held by a retiring republican, were seen as two of the most closely watched races when election season began democratic candidate for governor, josh shapiro, ran away with it and crushed his pro-trump election denier opponent, doug mastriano but the even bigger victory for democrats, and possibly the biggest disappointment of the night for republicans, was the senate race. >> fox news can project that lieutenant governor john fetterman will win the pennsylvania senate race over dr. mehmet oz. this is a huge win for the democrats. >> seth: wow i can't believe a candidate with no government experience, who lives in new jersey and reportedly killed over 300 dogs, lost a race for senate in pennsylvania the only way oz could have been a worse candid

i've heard so many people call in and despairs, harris is not being smart, the same people thought sarah palin was a genius. that barack obama was him muslim, but they couldn't do so in decent society. all these people have to do is say they don't like black people. they have thick skin, they've been through this for 400 years, so they're fine, but when it comes to the issue of slavery, people should understand that when slavery ended, white people benefited because there is no union in slavery. if there slavery going on, there will not be a better job with the union, and if you are not first son, you're the second or third, that is why you have girlfriends. there is a need of history, and people should be up front that if you don't like black people, say you are thick-skinned, but don't say, harris is not smart when the very same people adore people who are not half as smart as her. thank you for what you do, and you guys are very objective. i've been washing for 25 years, no one can accuse you that. thank you. >> let's look at gop lincoln dinner in iowa. here's ron desantis talking about vic

i've heard so many people call in and despairs, harris is not being smart, the same people thought sarah palin was a genius. that barack obama was him muslim, but they couldn't do so in decent society. all these people have to do is say they don't like black people. they have thick skin, they've been through this for 400 years, so they're fine, but when it comes to the issue of slavery, people should understand that when slavery ended, white people benefited because there is no union in slavery. if there slavery going on, there will not be a better job with the union, and if you are not first son, you're the second or third, that is why you have girlfriends. there is a need of history, and people should be up front that if you don't like black people, say you are thick-skinned, but don't say, harris is not smart when the very same people adore people who are not half as smart as her. thank you for what you do, and you guys are very objective. i've been washing for 25 years, no one can accuse you that. thank you. >> let's look at gop lincoln dinner in iowa. here's ron desantis talking about vic

was going to talk about the fact that twice this week now in trump's interview with tucker and sarah palinole on my part . the hyperbole on my part. the division is so strong . and there division is so strong. and there was an interesting survey that found that the majority of trump voters in 2020 want their states to secede from the union. and 41% of biden voters think it's time for the country to split . time for the country to split. and so this movement is going nowhere. the original revolution that actually created the united states as we know them only had 33% support. it never had more than 45% support, 33% for on the side of the british. so we are in very, very ripe times for an enormous division because take trump out of the equation. maga is not going away. maga is not going anywhere. there will be another trump , perhaps donald another trump, perhaps donald trump junior or tucker will take over the movement , as you point over the movement, as you point out. and that's the important thing. too many people focus on donald trump. weirdly, i'm a dyedin donald trump. weirdly, i'm a