i republicans do if they don't want trum - ? . , republicans do if they don't want trum - ?, ., , trump? i mean, they need to be reaponsible _ trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about _ trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about this _ trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about this field. - trump? i mean, they need to be responsible about this field. ten | responsible about this field. ten candidates on a debate stage is too many. primary debates are really important because candidates distinguish amongst themselves and it's very hard if you are not a celebrity candidate like trump and i wrote a book about how trump's celebrity status and his entertainment skill set propelled him to the 2016 nomination in the first place. that risk is very real, but we have republicans running who are polling at i% to 5% who don't have a realistic chance of being the nominee who perhaps want to be trump's running mate or someone else or get a cabinet post. and so, if the republican party is serious about beating trump, they must coalesce around another alternative, soone

t does not become damaging to donald trum - ? ~ does not become damaging to donald trum - ?_ trump? i think donald trump being the master marketer that _ trump? i think donald trump being the master marketer that he - trump? i think donald trump being the master marketer that he is - trump? i think donald trump being the master marketer that he is he l the master marketer that he is he uses _ the master marketer that he is he uses that— the master marketer that he is he uses that opportunity to create himself— uses that opportunity to create himself as he turned her to the establishment at least that's what i would advise them to do. that actually — would advise them to do. that actually portrays him as an outsider _ actually portrays him as an outsider. that's a very powerful message — outsider. that's a very powerful message when everybody is frustrated at washington, dc. i don't think it will happen— at washington, dc. i don't think it will happen because a lot of trump supporters— will happen because a lot of trump supporters actually running for president and reinforcin

well, president trum - there in iowa? well, president trum is there in iowa? trump is a _ there in iowa? well, president trump is a figure _ there in iowa? well, president trump is a figure who - trump is a figure who transcends american politics. he is a culturalfigure. his curiosity, and when he goes to a large gathering like the iowa state fair, he is going to draw a crowd. and this goes to the heart of the challenge for the rest of the contenders, who are conventional politicians. trump is not. he is a global celebrity, and obviously that can create images and objects alone. but obviously donald trump has his own vulnerabilities, namely the ones you mentioned a few minutes ago, which is his legal jeopardy. so look, there is great uncertainty in this race. trump right now has a considerable advantage, but at some point a lot of republican voters are going to take a much closer look at this race, and they're going to have to weigh if they think nominating trump is going to imperil their chances to win the white house next year. chances to win the white house

three criminal trials donald trum - states. three criminal trials donald trum to states.riminal trials donald trump to be _ states. three criminal trials donald trump to be attending _ states. three criminal trials donald trump to be attending in _ states. three criminal trials donald trump to be attending in the - states. three criminal trials donald trump to be attending in the next | states. three criminal trials donald l trump to be attending in the next 18 months or so. every time there is a new one, he gets a massive bump not just in terms of popularity but for funds for his campaign. but what you think could be the cumulative effect of all of these indictments on voters? voters ? it voters? it is important to remember he does get a bump with republican voters under primary. he is a clear runner for the party's presidential nomination, the party most of its members and voters do believe in his repeated claims that this is a political witchhunt. how he with the general american electorate we are yet to say because donald trump, if he gets the nomination, cannotjust r

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trum is facing felony counts of violating the ricoh act, which seeks to take down major financial crimes. >> she likes it because she is able to charge one act on top o others. >> reporter: trump says he will present a report alleging election fraud in georgia in 2020 that will clear his name. trump slammed willis during a campaign rally in new hampshire last week, calling her a "racist" and saying he did nothing wrong. >> i challenged the election in georgia which i had every right to do and was right about, frankly! and they want to indic me because i challenged the election! >> reporter: brian kemp challenged trump and said the 2020 election was not stolen an that nobody has been able to prove claims of fraud in a cour of law. also happening next week, the first gop primary debate. mr. trump has not said whether he will attend. in atlanta, cristian benavides. back to you. >>> the workers strike in san jose has been averted and the units have reached deals with workers. the agreements include more staffing, pay raises and more paid family leave. if workers approve the contract it will

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y 2125 libras de peso rubio y de ojos azules seguido por los trece cargos en su contra a la salida trumasando en primer lugar en la contienda republicana dio estas declaraciones. >>> (habla en inglÉs). >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> aÚn antes la entrega partidarios de trump dijo que usarÍan la foto policial para hacer campaÑa pero el momento histÓrico vivido esta tarde aqÍi dicen analistas aÚn tiene que ser dijo rivalidas. >>> esto no es algo que se va olvidar, pienso que es la primera y espero que sea la Última vez que un preside estados unidos el enfrento cargos criminales el exjefe de gabinete y abogados y colaboradores tambiÉn se habÍan entregado tambiÉn. >>> mientras hoy la fiscal anunciÓ el inicio de juicio para el 23 de octubre el case debatÓo frente a la cÁrcel. >>> esto es la oportunidad de volver a mostrar esas pruebas otra vez y paso gente va entender. >>> es un objeto culto zombi de trump que dmren sus mentiras y creen que Él ganÓ. acusado ahora en cuatro casos criminales y tambiÉn candidato republicano a la presidencia donald trump ahora se va a tener que dividir entre

to indict trump this comes as a woman was arrested for threatening the federal judge oversigeeing trum' case in washington we still don't know wh georgia. >> we're watching truth social could very well be revealed there. >>> now a nbc news exclusive arizona senator kieryrsten sine is offering her help to end a standoff she told an arizona group that she hasvolunteered to help fin a compromise in the dispute between the biden administration and alabama senator tommy tuberville for months, tuberville has been blocking promotions in opposition to the policy on abortion it has left three branches of the u.s. military without senate-confirmed leaders the white house has repeatedly called for tuberville to back down, calling his actions totally irresponsible. r. presi >>> president biden this weekend welcomes key allies to camp david. the president of south korea and prime minister of japan will meet help us understand what the main friction between these two countries that makes the summit so notable >> reporter: it is notable in fact, u.s. officials say this the first time the u.s., south

todos los acusados en el caso de entero fe renuncio electoral en georgia incluyendo al expresidente trumo al expresidente donald trump los llamados 19 de georgia se entregaron y fueron fichoado pero uno de ellos estuvo en la cÁrcel harrison quiÉn que la jueza considera riesgo de fuga. en paralelo otros de los acusados el abogado john se hum rÍa a la peticiÓn de un juicio rÁpido algo que pidiÓ kenneth que tiene fecha para el 23 de octubre. >>> si el acusado pide un juicio rÁpido, y el gobierno no hace el juicio durante el segundo termino de la corte que son como 60 dÍas los cargos se tienen que quitÁrselos para siempre. >>> segÚn experto una estrategia de defensa arriesgada que apuesto estÁ no prepararlo caso y mientras acusados como el que jefe de gabinete buscan mover el juicio, y otros dicen no conocer al expresidente. >>> y quiÉn lo vinculÓ con donald trump fue la fiscal dijo el abogado. >>> en ciertas circunstancias conflictos entre los defend ientes causa mucha veces que estos casos se separen. >>> donald trump que se de aclararÍa no culpable considerÓ que estados unidos estÁ convir

the gelen that set -- that's a trum can't get a fair trial in d.c., i'm wondering if he can get fa trial in fort worth, ida where the bulkople voted for trump so he would probably get acquitted down there and found guilty up here. it is amazing how i have friends that are trumper's and when you try to talk to tm d discuss one of these issues whether it's th documentsr this new innt, they always bring up hunt biden or hillarylion. in 2017-2019 when trump owned the house of representatives, the senate and the white house, why didn't he put these people in jail? he had full control over everything. he has already said he will politicize the doj if he gets reelected. the guy need to go to jail, i'm sorry. he is innocent until he is proven guilty in a court of law. we are a country of laws and we need to respect that above all else. vote, vote, vote. host: thanks for the call. charlene is next in pennsylvania, republican line. caller: good morning. i do agree with your last caller that our country is corrupt and i don't think we will ever find it. go back to your caller from hawaii. i don't s

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. >>> trum noum se contuvo pueden creerlo, voy para atlanta a ser arrestado el jueves por una fiscalÉs de que le impusieron una fianza de 20 mil dÓlares. >>> la libertad del exmandatario depende de las siguiente condiciÓnes, no violar las leyes de ya del asÍ no amenazar otros testigos o miembros de la comunidad, y estoy incluye publicaciones suya?s medios sociales o compartidas de otras personas. >>> pero entre mayores problemas judiciales, mayor popularidad polÍtica. >>> porque se vÉ la intenciÓn claramente y la maldad aÚn en la cÁrcel vamos a votar yo y mi familia ciudadanos americanos por donald trump. >>> el Último sondeo nacional lo mues atraco ventaja de casi 50 puntos a dos dÍas del primero debate republicano. >>> analistas esperan que gran parte del evento se centrarÁ en donald trump y en sus problemas legales aunque Él no va a estar ahÍ. >>> y que el segundo blanco de fuego sea desantis. >>> Él que va a responder a ciertos ataques, no va a tirar platos si ganamos diez puntos es una gran ventaja. >>> y ademÁs de ser el protagonista ausente del debate donald trump tiene pensad

and i think that the numbers thatheald trum donald trump is g is indicative of that. >> okaaty. so we're talking about tonight the weaponization of justice. when you when you compare and contrast the the issue of hillary clintoen, joe biden,d ho top secret classified documents, how lonwg foresmanr e handled their cases versus the raid at mar-a-lago, the charges brought against atdonald trump.tiered >> okay. i it's a two tiered justictem.e system. you don't have to be brilliant to figure that out. if i d trump f trump at leveraged $2 billion against his own administration's policies secured or firedt in ukraine in 6 hours so his son would continue to get paid for something he was not qualified for by his own admission. well, if that was trump junior ,if that was eric trump or any trump, you think, they'd get away with that. you think the media would try to have a blackout on that? >> there's no question that they would go after donald trump. i mean, and don jr or anybody else that was involved. look, the truth that joe biden is on tape in january of 2016 saying if you don't get r

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formresionald trum h battle to his sche >>> california battles its largest wildfire of the year the start of the fire season was delayed after a wet winter, but now, amid a relentless heat wave, conditions are once again primed for disaster. >>> the country's credit takes a hit for the first time in history, and it's all tied to washington's debt ceiling crisis that unfolded back in may. how u.s. officials are fighting back >>> bed, bath and beyond is back, kind of. the website is live, but it's not the same company behind the site we'll explain how the defunct retailer got revived online of the >>> do you think this bear is actually a bear? a chinese zoo is speaking out after the internet goes wild "early today" starts right now >> really does look like a human there. thanks for joining us, i'm vinita nair. >> i'm jessica layton. former president trump accused of defrauding the united states and subverting the electoral process. on tuesday, a grand jury in washington indicted former president trump in connection with jack smith's investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 el

no, not president trum trumpp. we are not 83%, 83% less.le were coming so hungry women weren't being raped by the cartels s. how many children drown in a river? how many americans die of drug overdoses? but how many women? wom sex trafficking? how much moneyen are six t the w make. president trump policies save lives and for the you know, forl the several million people the biden administration released -, they have this sense of entitlement. well, kyra, based on immigration, court deaddata g the last ten years, nine out of ten will never get relief. of course,e they simply don't qi qualify for asylum. they're making a false claimm. and. they'll get auto removal under the next administration, whiche i and hope and pray that president trump will freeze people. we're going to arrest them and we're going to deport because we're supposeding to d. to be you can't play based on due process and ignore the orders from a federal judge who can due process. but the orders will executeext e our next administration. so i wouldn't get too comfortable if

i that mean he can't talk to donald trum - ? .. that mean he can't talk to donald trum? i think it does mean that. however, that is a very _ trump? i think it does mean that. however, that is a very loose i trump? i think it does mean that. however, that is a very loose net| however, that is a very loose net because — however, that is a very loose net because there are always ways including — because there are always ways including through lawyers. the -roblem including through lawyers. the problem is _ including through lawyers. the problem is to _ including through lawyers. trig; problem is to pay his legal including through lawyers. trig; ptoblem is to pay his legal fees problem is to pay his legal fees rudy giuliani need some help from donald trump. we've had news today that they are going to have this big fundraiserfor that they are going to have this big fundraiser for the that they are going to have this big fundraiserfor the its hundred fundraiser for the its hundred thousand fundraiserfor the its hundred thousand dollars a ticket. it's quite extraordinary. does

reacting to the indictment, which mentions him and his role more than 100 times, and kwoement quotes trum him, "you're too honest." >> i've been very clear, i had hoped it wouldn't come to this. >> reporter: pence testified before smith's grand jury and turned over "contemporaneous notes" he took after his conversations with trump. >> for my part, i want people to know that i had no right to overturn the election. and that's what the president maintained that day, and frankly, has said over and over again over the last 2 1/2 years, is completely false. >> reporter: the former president's attorney with his line of defense. >> this is an attack on free speech and political advocacy, and there's nothing that's more protected under the first amendment. >> reporter: and tonight, we are learning more about judge tanya chutkan, who will preside over the case. an obama appointee, judge chutkan has handed down tough sentences to january 6th defendants. she also rejected trump's efforts to block the january 6th committee from obtaining his presidential records, declaring "presidents are not kings."

doald trum down of staringin donald trump. donald trump made a point to look everywhere in the room except. at jack smith. >> he stared them down. well, surelyve the media couldn have been pleased with their coverage, right? >> wrione are relying right now on our extraordinary reporters inside to give us this moment by moment, this momentex by moment, updates even. this is pretty extraordinarytr . e in e you don't even get the opportunity to report on hearings live in. >> every federal courthouse. rachel is doing this incredible job of reading your livet dispatches on air in a way thate made me feel like i was in there. >> you did fantastic work. we did sucjob.h great job. that's what will rachel and i say to us at the end of every show. joining joining me now, lee zel, former new york congressman, also former candidate fon former governor, and sean duffy, co-host of the bottom line on the fox business network. so, sean, this show is amazing. you're amazing. i'm amazing. this is all amazing. >> cg and by oin the way, i trust t

.— republicans and certainly to donald trum -. �* , ,, ., donald trump.ourth indictment _ donald trump. as you mentioned, the fourth indictment the - the fourth indictment the former president is facing and we sawjust former president is facing and we saw just recently a former president is facing and we sawjust recently a number of republican former lawmakers, formerjudge and attorney general, gathered together to agree with that push from jack smith they should be an expedited hearing. i thought that was fascinating - expedited hearing. i thought that was fascinating and - expedited hearing. i thought that was fascinating and it i that was fascinating and it shows that there is some sentiment among republicans, maybe not the republicans were closest elijah donald trump, the closest political allies, but individuals may be trying to give the best interests of the party long—term in mind, that they want to get this over quicker. they don't want this drawn out, they want to rip off the band—aid and if he is going to be tried and can be good, it's much bett

i of closing the gap to donald trum - ? ~' ., ., , trump?esantis is _ trump? i think the good news for desantis is he _ trump? i think the good news for desantis is he has - trump? i think the good news for desantis is he has got the | for desantis is he has got the money and organisation in iowa to be competitive there if he can show that he is unable candidate. and i think part of the challenge with these bad process stories as we call them in the states, that he has suffered the last month with his staff drama, is that it really has not portrayed him in the best light as a candidate. he has got to use the debate later this month and subsequent debates to show he is a top tier candidate, he can beat trump in a primary and win a general election. and if he is able to demonstrate his facility as a candidate, he will have the infrastructure and the money in iowa to be competitive. but staff and organisation only matters if the candidate can appeal. and with desantis, that is the crucial question.- with desantis, that is the crucial question.

former president donald trum is democracy. former president donald trump is the — democracy. - democracy. former president donald trump is the first president to - democracy. former president donald trump is the first president to ever l trump is the first president to ever try and overthrow the result of an election, and in our republic, a peaceful transfer of power is at the very corner of those democratic institutions. it�*s the very essence of where we aim to be, and so far president to try to destroy that is really a historic moment, and essentially he should be held accountable for it. first, i agree with everything that lindsay said was how much the president knew. the former president knew that, in fact, he had lost the election. he was told by more than half a dozen of his aides, his lawyers, his campaign staff attorneys at the department ofjustice, that he did not win the election, but he persisted. and also the pressure on vice president pence, who was presiding over that crucial session of in the senate to count the electoral votes and make rulings as to what was

.— country because they are back in donald trum -. ., , , donald trump.t insists he is — donald trump. the former president insists he is innocent _ donald trump. the former president insists he is innocent of _ donald trump. the former president insists he is innocent of all - donald trump. the former president insists he is innocent of all the - insists he is innocent of all the charges against him. he says these prosecutions are a deliberate attempt to stop him being re—elected president. election interference, he calls it. which is ironic, as that is exactly what he has been charged with here in georgia. sarah smith, bbc news, atlanta, georgia. now to our other main story tonight — the director of the british museum says he is stepping down with immediate effect, after admitting he failed to respond "comprehensively" to warnings about thefts from the museum in 2021. hartwig fischer had previously said there was "no evidence" to substantiate claims of theft, when estimates suggest more than 1,500 objects are missing, stolen or damaged. david silitto re

donald trump so far. of the biggest threats to donald trump so far-— of the biggest threats to donald trumrtainly, i would be lad to do trump so far. certainly, i would be glad to do that — trump so far. certainly, i would be glad to do that. if _ trump so far. certainly, i would be glad to do that. if you _ trump so far. certainly, i would be glad to do that. if you don't - glad to do that. if you don't mind, i overheard your prior commentator, i overheard your prior commentator, i don't know who that was, but what was said i am fairly sure is incorrect. that is, on the one hand, i think we can expect the former president to try and move his georgia indictments to be heard in federal court in atlanta. there is federal court in atlanta. there is federal law that allows for that. but even if that happens, he is not going to be able to himself, just because the venue moves to a federal court. it is still state law, a state conviction, and he won't be able to pardon himself, won't be able to pardon himself, won't be able to pardon himself, won't be able to interfere with the prosecution. at l

houses from vacation homes because of their work for trump. vacation homes because of their work for trumis is the fourth criminal case _ for trump. this is the fourth criminal case brought - for trump. this is the fourth | criminal case brought against for trump. this is the fourth - criminal case brought against him in as many months. how do you say this compares and stacks up to others? this is one of the stronger ones, but what's interesting is they will have to find a jury that is impartial as georgia has a lot of republicans and is a pretty red state still and the jury selection will be a pretty rigorous process to make sure that everyone can leave their political leanings aside and look at the facts and a lot of this stuff is not disputed in terms of him making a phone call and there is a record of that. you can debate whether it is criminal not and he is not directing on the specifics of the case, he still thinks he won the election and he did nothing wrong you talk about the weight of the case and we have this phone call, this infamous phone call. talk me throu~h this infamous ph

if they do that and kill one another, that justji makes trum stronger, doesn't it?o elevate someone aboveá trump. >> yes. and the data shows all of thesei polls are consistent that he's benefitted. his+> approval rating among republicans is enhanced 10%.í: during which time nothing else has happened except he's bye-bye indicted. it's not as iféç you can say donald trump put forth a policy statement. no, the only thingk4 of consequence that has happened is he's been indicted and his numbers amongh republicans have gone up. that's why the others were afraid to take him on. >> he did puwç a tariff on everything. so there's that. i would love to see them debate bha that would mmmean. but i doubt we're going to get to that. >> from my days in radio was the call-in eggment where people would tell you what they are looking for. what are you hearing from your listeners? >> i think people are just most eager to see them altogether and size them up. because we have seen them individually in drips and drabs. most of the oxygen has been focused on trump. maybe it's a good thing

donald trum - race will intensify. donald trump has _ race will intensify.ded an i race will intensify. donald i trump has recorded an interview with doctor carlson they will error the same time, starting five minutes beforehand, what can we expect from that wes ellis i think you will have tens of millions more people watching donald trump's interview with doctor carlson than for the other ghattas. president trump is where the ratings alchemy is where the action is. president trump has already won tonight's republican debate. he casts a shadow... can you win something if you don't turn up though? he has if you don't turn up though? he: has already won. we will have tens of millions more viewers, whether it is the fox news question is of the other candidates, they will spend the entire time talking about president trump. they want to be president trump. they cannot be president trump. they cannot be president trump. president trump can bejoe biden, the other one is done. trump can be joe biden, the other one is done.— other one is done. last question. _ other

journalist whose know better they are so overcome with tld, trum dp loathing disorder, that they don't even notice the ironn and the double standards staring them in the face.e >> in this conspiracy, this f conspiracies one was to defraud the united states any the ability for the electoralsyt system to count these votes. the conspiracy to impede theunct ceremonial function of congress to certify the vote. and then of course to -- the conspiracy to deny the right of americans to have their votes be counted. >> laura: does he not hear the words coming out of his own mouth? relentless and baselessm persecution of trump, using will legal theories, gar land and smith, they are the ones seeking to deny voters of their right t vote for the candidate of theirc choosing, in thiass case, donalt trump. and for that matter whyd shouldn't president biden and pals face the same fate after he leaves office, we are applying e their standard, the jack smith standard of federal criminal prosecution, apply that here ant one could argue that joe's liesn not knowing hunter's foreign clients and the doj slo

. >> this election is in between trump and biden is between trum versus the entire political establishmente machine that fix everything from indictments to impeachment to elections. what say you? >> the same poll you side with trump and dasantis. to me the thing that stood out the most was that in a head-to-head between trump and dasantis, trevor gott 22 percen even, "among voters who believe he is committed serious federal crimes." which is still bigger than the 70 percent dasantis gets ove overall. >> right. so they would prefer a criminalize trump. >> i didn't suprum months that dasantis is not going to happen. everyone try to make him happen. he's like jeff bush to .0. and that's exactly what is happening here. people want him to be a thing. is not going to be a thing. it sucks, though, because is a great governor. he got too involved in the culture royals the economy is a issue. he got really obsessed with the disney thing, culture royals stuff these are not talking about that go next up, trans attacks. no, kidding. >> know you're not. >> ha, ha, ha. tyrus, what do you make of this we

what was donald trum - 's of us to be in. what was donald trump's reaction _ of us to be in.be in. what was donald trump's reaction to having - of us to be in. what was donald trump's reaction to having his l trump's reaction to having his photo taken? when you said in your report would go down in history. if your report would go down in histo . , ., your report would go down in histo . i. ., ., ~' your report would go down in histo . i. ., history. if you look at it, he is very angry- _ history. if you look at it, he is very angry. he _ history. if you look at it, he is very angry. he said - history. if you look at it, he is very angry. he said it - history. if you look at it, he| is very angry. he said it was history. if you look at it, he i is very angry. he said it was a travesty he was very first place, deeply uncomfortable. he said it was uncomfortable and said it was uncomfortable and said he did not do anything wrong in that circumstance. clearly on the one hand he says when we get indicted, i do really well. on the other hand, he says it is a bad thing. it probably i

the wider us soured on trum a vote for you? the wider us soured on trump a while — vote for you?vote for you? the wider us soured on trump a while ago. we saw that it - trump a while ago. we saw that it that 20/20 election that he claims he won, _ that 20/20 election that he claims he won, fictitiously, but we also side _ he won, fictitiously, but we also side and — he won, fictitiously, but we also side and the midterms. typically in our country. — side and the midterms. typically in our country, the midterm elections committee — our country, the midterm elections committee election that happens for congress _ committee election that happens for congress right after a presidential election. — congress right after a presidential election, two years after a presidential election, typically swings — presidential election, typically swings to the opposite party. this time, _ swings to the opposite party. this time, that— swings to the opposite party. this time, that red wave that everybody expected _ time, that red wave that everybody expected to happen because historically that is

the january 6 committee, all of the people that came in and testifie was central to efforts by the trum team to overturn joe biden's 2020 election victory. a former federal prosecutor, giuliani spearheaded bogus legal challenges in key battleground states including michigan and georgia. he continued to do so as many federal officials including william barr disputed them. they say trump turned to cook -- the co-conspirator to election fraud claims when both knew they were making false claims. >> revolves around children. >> regarding event -- thank you. good morning everyone and welcome to the hudson institute. i am the director of the hud states to do channel center here in washington, d.c.. today we have the privilege to host a talk on a very important topic by a supremely qualified speaker. this event will last for about an hour and will begin with remarks by our distinguished speaker followed by a conversation between me and our speaker and then open up to q and a with the audience so get your questions ready. our speaker today has an outstanding

. >> do those numbers to you say they are more against biden or for trum >> if you're looking objectivelye are disappointed in what biden has done it's easy -- >> he shouldn't been there. >> he shouldn't have been there in first place. donald trump doesn't have a plan. never really had a plan as far as we can tell so far his entire campaign right now is simply is vende vendettas. unfortunately he's not only lied to the people who support him but he's also setting up for failure. >> a couple of other findings in this poll telling going forward. there's -- the majority has little confidence or no confidence that elections are going to reflect reality in our society. that's problem for a functionin. our country is split in half about whether or not elections will be overturned for partisan purposes. the fact that the country says yes that will happen that shows the weakness in the fundamentals in our democracy. >> this moment right now is not about getting to tomorrow where it seems like the former president is most days, it's so much more than that. you asked republicans on capitol hill who

— well, and what all this means for donald trum? ~ t, t, �* , donald trump?donald trump? i think from a british point of view. _ donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the _ donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the real— donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the real worry - donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the real worry would l point of view, the real worry would be the _ point of view, the real worry would be the integrity and the security of those _ be the integrity and the security of those jurors. be the integrity and the security of thosejurors. here in the uk, it would — thosejurors. here in the uk, it would be — thosejurors. here in the uk, it would be unheard of to publish the name _ would be unheard of to publish the name of— would be unheard of to publish the name of the jurors. obviously that is a different system in the us in terms _ is a different system in the us in terms of— is a different system in the us in terms of transparency, there is grandeur— terms of transparency, there is

now, president trum - 's defendants. now, president trump's tap _ defendants.trump's top competitors - defendants. now, president. trump's top competitors took the debate stage earlier this week without him, discussing critical issues like the economy, immigration and climate change. but topics like ukraine, israeland china climate change. but topics like ukraine, israel and china drew some of the strongest arguments among the candidates. earlier i spoke with lani chen, former adviserfor spoke with lani chen, former adviser for marco rubio's presidential campaign, about what it shows for the republican party's priorities going to 202a. lani, great to have you back on bbc news. thank you for being with us. so foreign policy played a surprisingly significant role in this republican debate. why do you think that is?— think that is? well, i think there are _ think that is? well, i think there are very _ think that is? well, i think there are very few - think that is? well, i think there are very few areas i thinkthat is? well, i think| there are very few areas of r

to be a no-show, all eyes will be on florida governor ron desantis who is a distant second next to trumatest polls. randi kaye looks at desantis' past debating style. >> he is a failed mayor, he presided over a crime ridden city. >> reporter: republican ron desantis attacking andrew gillum at their 2018 gubernatorial debate. but according to one of his debate coaches, desantis is not always so confident on the debate stage and he has a move that is a dead giveaway oig. >> going into the debate, we knew ron had a nervous jaw. whenever he wasser at this timed, he would move it back and forth. >> reporter: a media consultant says desantis tends to grit his teeth when under attack or annoyed by his opponent or the moderator. >> he is irritated to be there and so that is why oftentimes instead of attacking the candidate or issues or policy, he goes after the moderator. >> reporter: like in 2018 when desantis was asked about speaking at conferences years ago with a conservative fire brand who has said negative things about african-americans, this happened. >> first statement was made -- >> ou

the most important to this entire spec trums of documents, you're hearing millions an millions, is nothinge's a potential appeal waiting in the wings down the road. >> for us laypeople here that aren't lawyers. 47,000 pages of documents, that's a lot, not a lot, manageable? >> it's all relative. 47,000 could be a lot to some and little to others. he has the team and the ability, especially with today's technology to identify what he's looking for. >> what about trump's legal term. >> that's what i'm referring to. he has the team to go examine those documents. some of these documents, if i understand it correctly, are things he should already have from social media, for example. it's not all fresh new documents. >> a lot of it is stuff he generated. s.e., trump's campaign appearance is with south dakota kristi noem, a rally there. noem deliberately chose not to run for president because she was convinced donald trump was going to be the nominee. according to a "washington post" poll, trump is the only candidate to lose support following last week's debate. do you think -- do you agree with

about their support for president trum - ? , ., ' about their support for president trum?trump could have done that, and my constituents, who voted for donald trump in my district, that was even a 50-50 trump in my district, that was even a 50—50 district, many of them cannot believe thatjoe biden was able to beat him, and they still cannot believe it, and that allows donald trump to continue to do what he does best, and that is play the victim. you're going to see donald trump in states that are really primary and caucus states i think get stronger, because he does have a case —— early primary. when you see the justice to permit offer hunter biden a really good plea—bargain thatis biden a really good plea—bargain that is no longer applicable right now, compared to what a republican would do, could you imagine? donald trump would do, could you imagine? donald trumer or eric trump or of anke the l may treat it with a sweetheart plea deal until thejudge the l may treat it with a sweetheart plea deal until the judge said, the l may treat it with a sweetheart plea deal until t

she is a reporter i worked with recently when i was on the trum campaign.sheeser incredible reporter. she cites two source familiar with the conversation that say biden probably told aides trump should be prosecuted, and that he wanted garland to take decisive action. what do you make of that? >> well, this is how it works i washington, right? i mean, biden was never going t produce a memo and send it to the department of justice outlining his wishes. nobody does that. they all want puzzle deniabilit when it comes to sending orders to doj. but instead he tells her close circle of confidants, and in those confidants tell others, and in that message just americ garlent. and that is why i am sure jack smith will be asked at some point did merrick garland tell you to do this or not do this? did you talk to the president? he didn't need to. this had been broadcast from da one. and even if biden never said prosecute him, he has given numerous speeches where he talked about how donald trump i a threat to the country. he's made very clear how he feels about this, a

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was central to efforts by the trum team to overturn joe biden's 2020 election victory. a former federal prosecutor, giuliani spearheaded bogus legal challenges in key battleground states including michigan and georgia. he continued to do so as many federal officials including william barr disputed them. they say trump turned to cook -- the co-conspirator to election fraud claims when both knew they were making false claims. >> revolves around children. >> regarding event -- thank you. good morning everyone and welcome to the hudson institute. i am the director of the hud states to do channel center here in washington, d.c.. today we have the privilege to host a talk on a very important topic by a supremely qualified speaker. this event will last for about an hour and will begin with remarks by our distinguished speaker followed by a conversation between me and our speaker and then open up to q and a with the audience so get your questions ready. our speaker today has an outstanding career and that deserves a much larger space to introduce but due to cut -- due to time c

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a poll inig michigan shows trum and bidenmi in a dead heat. maybe, even if it is on the margin, as people impacted by this verdict, could be enough to tip the balance of power next november. founder of the conservative rv website, the bulwark," charlie sykes, thank you. have a good weekend, my friend. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "way too early," we'll show what senator lindsey graham said about the judge ampresiding over trump's latest case, the same judge he voted to confirm. eh. our legal experts discuss the key take aways on what happens next. "morning joe" will be a few moments away. away isn't at its best. metamucil gummies make it easy to get the fiber you need. promoting your digestive health for a better you. metamucil gummies. the easy way to get your daily fiber. (fan #1) there ya go! that's what i'm talkin' about! (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero fan) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. switch now an

we had a lot of these things come out against president trum in theresi faster federally and the statevlevel, and they h fallen apartllen. marc gatcomb grand jury to a real tree where you have opposing argument and evidence of their will be a position there, and innocence unless proven otherwise in this cou country. meanwhile, senator joe manchin is making news again becausemak was asked on a radio show this week whether he would consider leaving the party and becoming e independent. here's what he said.re's >> i would think seriously aboud that and i have been thinkingtht about that for some time. a i haven't made any decisionsboia whatsoever on any of my political direction >> i heard a lot of anst --rd angst from republicans who do i not want him t o turn independent.moun >> i don't think there will be r . >> thaeurd -- third-party member.d- he has apay ch toughgr electiong up, the idea of his posturing ip -- joe manchin has a really coming up, so n this idea of him posturing in to the fact peaks that west virginia is a red stateswi, and i have to win in state. he is going to postur

the debate on whether or not donald trum can at kaiser permanente, we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. some critics of the former president say the 14th amendment could preclude him from appearing on the state's ballot this election cycle. it says no one has engaged who has engaged in an insurrection is allowed to hold public office. some argue that former president trump's actions during the january 6th capitol attack disclosed by him the attorney general and secretary of state in new hampshire say they are looking into the claim. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell appeared to freeze up during an interview with reporters. what are your thoughts on running for reelection in 2026? what are my thoughts about what running for reelection in 2026? should. did you hear the question, senator? running for reelection in 2026. this happened today at an event in kentucky. a spokesperson says mcconnell felt lightheaded and that he plans