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abc news this weekend veal new details that special counsel jack smith's team have uncovered about trum refusal to help stop the attack, as he sat watching tv inside the white house. sources said trump's former deputy chief of staff dan scavino told smith's inveigators as the violence began to escalate that day, trump was just n interested in doing more to stop it. sources also said former trump aide nick loona told federal investigators when trump was informed that vice president mike pence had to be rushed to a secure location, trump onde so at? also, sources said after unsuccessfullyryin for up to 20 minutes to persuade trump to release some sort of calming statement, scavino and others walked out of the dining room leaving trump alone. that is when, according to sources, trump posted a message on his twitter account sing that pence, quote, didn't have thege to do what should have been done. unquote. more than half anour after trump was first pressed to take some sort of action, trump finally let scavino post a

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he boasted -- and t trum -. ,, ., knows that. he boasted -- and t trum. , ., ., trump.. he boasted to me about it. he said, what you have just said - trump. he boasted to me about it. he said, what you have just said in i said, what you havejust said in terms of the trump stuff. we are is believed our most importantjob was to report the news and stand—up for the truth. some people wanted to paint at as anti—trump, we never set out to do that or saw it as a strategy, we saw it as poetry. ihe strategy, we saw it as poetry. he saw it strategy, we saw it as poetry. he: saw it that way, everybody else didn't. covering trump is not easy, i have done it myself.— i have done it myself. should a government — i have done it myself. should a government be _ i have done it myself. should a government be stepping i i have done it myself. should a government be stepping in i i have done it myself. should a i government be stepping in because you don't want to be owned by a left—wing democrat? ida. left-wing democrat? no, the government _ left-wing democrat? no, the government should

we'll see if anything has changed, but the real question for desantis can he reel in trum? don't know if he could reel him into single digits that would be a huge night. for haley expectations were lower. if she were able to jump over desantis and do a surprise second place finish even if she was far back of trump that would be a pig night for her so as much as the policy and the attacks and the juxtaposition, it's the expectation-setting that you'll hear out of the campaigns this woke. >> that's interesting. i also want to get you guys both on this. president biden is headed to south carolina today, and he's going to be doing -- giving a speech at mother emmanuel church. south carolina is jim clyburn, his words we know carry weight with the biden team. he helped save biden's primary campaign in 2020. cliburn says that he is worried about biden's standing with black voters right now. let me play this. >> i'm very concerned, and i have sat down with president biden. my problem is that we have not been able to break through that maga wall in order to get to people exactly wha

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reactions continue pouring in to the trum ruling by the international court of justice ruling, european union said it wants the full, immediate and effective implementation of the un court ruling, he emphasized icj orders are binding and israel must comply. scotland's prime minister said course order is clear and must be abided by. he reiterated his country's call for immediate cease fire urging israel to stop wide scale killing and destruction in god. spain has also welcomed the court's decision calling for the implementation of the interim measures is decreed. turkish president erdogan described the order as valuable demanding an end to israeli attacks against civilians in gaza, especially the women and children. 10 years of chaos and war in syria, the ruins left in syria. who benefits from the continuation of this war? what is the view of the west, particularly america towards war in syria and the support of many countries for creating chaos in syria? why syria, a different narrative? welcome back here, you're watching press tv world news. us military says the destroyed anti-ship mis

in new hampshire shows him plummeting to just 5%, and haley surging, now just seven points behind trum np that state. and tonight, former president trump now facing new questions after openly hoping the economy crashes this year on biden's watch. >> it's running off the fumes of what we did, what the trump administration -- it's just running off the fumes. and when there's a crash, i hope it's going to be during this next 12 months, because i don't want to be herbert hoover. >> reporter: the u.s. added 216,000 jobs to the economy just last month. that's far better than what economists predicted, and helped reduce fears about a possible recession. tonight, the biden campaign says donald trump should just admit he does not give a damn about people. david? >> david: rachel scott in snowy iowa, as well, tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the chilling images coming in from ecuador late today. armed men storming a live tv broadcast. the studio crew taken hostage. it all happened after the government there had imposed a state of emergency. here's abc's matt rivers now. >>

donald trum is of a shock to the system! donald trump is leading _ of a shock to the system!shock to the system! donald trump is leading in the polls, - of a shock to the system! donald l trump is leading in the polls, what does this say about his hold over the party? does this say about his hold over the -a ? , ., does this say about his hold over the party?— does this say about his hold over the -a ? ., , ., , the party? everyone who understands the party? everyone who understands the anthropology _ the party? everyone who understands the anthropology of _ the party? everyone who understands the anthropology of the _ the party? everyone who understands the anthropology of the day's - the anthropology of the day's republican party has understood a year but no matter what nikki haley or ron desantis or vivek ramaswamy or ron desantis or vivek ramaswamy or chris christie did, they still had to overcome the fact that trump has a death grip on the republican party, you will not relinquish it no matter how much he is in trouble legally —— he will not relinquish it. that death gri

nikki haley within single digits of trum np the polls. and haley says she will not debate unless donald trump is on that stage. ron desantis in haley's home state of south carolina today. rachel scott on what to watch for. >>> this dangerous winter blast across the u.s. tonight, from texas to florida, up to the northeast. the frigid temperatures moving in. new york city, philadelphia, at long last getting snow. the treacherous driving across several states. the national guard called in to help stranded drivers. and now the next storm we're already tracking at this hour. rob marciano here to time this out. >>> in new york city tonight, we have just learned two nypd officers have been shot and wounded. the suspect possibly grabbing and officer's gun. >>> the major turn tonight in the case of the alleged lock island serial killer, now charged with murdering a fourth woman. and for the first time tonight, you will hear from the daughter of one of his alleged victims. stephanie ramos reporting. >>> new air strikes tonight. the u.s. targeting t

-. , ., massive victory of donald trum. , ., .c conversation about - trump. is it an academic conversation about who | trump. is it an academic- conversation about who come second looking at that victory? not necessarily because you hampshire can throw every into the wind, and the point you made earlier you hampshire allows independent to vote because there was no real democratic primary they will move into the republican primary and nikki haley gets the lion �*s share of independent votes. immigration was number one, followed by economy, followed by values, having the same values as the candidates. are user prices immigration up there? ., , , ., there? no, because i hear it every day- — there? no, because i hear it every day- l— there? no, because i hear it every day. i see _ there? no, because i hear it every day. i see it— there? no, because i hear it every day. i see it in - there? no, because i hear it every day. i see it in my - every day. i see it in my polling. i want to correct for the viewers it is not the economy, it is

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mr trum's against him. that's right. mr trump's narrative _ against him. that's right.against him. that's right. mr trump's narrative is all of. against him. that's right. mr. trump's narrative is all of these cases, including the one we saw conclude yesterday, there are four different criminal cases, 91 criminal charges. he has said these are all politically motivated, witchhunt directed by president biden and his doj. there is no evidence to support that claim but polling has shown that a majority of republican voters believe mr trump. so, i think it is interesting, of course, donald trump has accused president biden of weapon icing the doj, the department ofjustice, to pursue him in court. that is something that donald trump himself has promised he will do if he wins the election. he has said that he will use his doj the election. he has said that he will use his d0] to pursue his political opponents, to pursue president biden and that is why biden, the democrats, progressives in the us say that donald trump, if he is elected, would be a threat to democracy. imilli h

that was a boost certainly for donald trump. a boost certainly for donald trum -. , ., ., trump.nteresting to hear their speeches _ trump. interesting to hearj their speeches afterwards. certainly on the part of donald trump. after iowa, he was quite conciliatory, was not particularly pointing out the two other contenders, talking about unity. where this time he really went for haley, didn't he? ., , really went for haley, didn't he? . , ., , ., he? he really did. it was a different _ he? he really did. it was a different speech _ he? he really did. it was a different speech was - he? he really did. it was a different speech was our l different speech was our correspondent gary o'donoghue called it meandering, one where he was speaking for a bit of time on a number of topics, was not clear in which direction he was going but what was clear that the shots of nikki haley. seems like he was offended nikki haley had not dropped out of the race. interesting hoping to wrap up this nomination in new hampshire. nikki haley saying clearly this is not over, not so fast. that seems to be so

is this a certain win for mr trum? , ., mr trump? good morning. here in iowa, mr trump? here in iowa, former president _ mr trump? good morning. here in iowa, former president donald - mr trump? good morning. here in i iowa, former president donald trump had a decisive win in iowa but are by no means guarantees he will be the republican nominee for the next president of the united states. how about the runners up, will there be disappointment?— about the runners up, will there be disappointment? certainly you don't run the race — disappointment? certainly you don't run the race wanting _ disappointment? certainly you don't run the race wanting to _ disappointment? certainly you don't run the race wanting to lose, - disappointment? certainly you don't run the race wanting to lose, but. run the race wanting to lose, but from the beginning it really felt and was understood this was a race for second, former governor ron desantis finishing second and former un ambassador nikki haley finishing a close third. they are really close and they are optimistic moving forward. they w

but it's trum -- it's the way he operates. it's what he probably has in mind. he's tried to do it with the indictments when the indictment came down in manhattan. he tried that. his crowd did not respond. i'm sure he is thinking again that, you know, what can i do to stir this up? many of the people who might have taken action are now in jail as a result of january 6. >> and, john, i did want to you ask about what is going on in georgia. the judge overseeing that case down there. set a date to hear the motion to disqualify the fulton county district attorney on the allegations they had this improper are relationship with the special prosecutor nathan wade. what is your sense of all of that? >> it's very troubling. fani willis has not responded yet. we don't have the facts. she responded in a generic kind of fashion at her church. and tried to explain a little bit of it. and the overriding racism of it. she has also indicated that the way she perceived it, there might be some collusion between the person filing the complaint, one of the defendants, defendant rom

katrina, donald trum was happened in court? katrina, donald trump was not _ happened in court?rina, donald trump was not there _ happened in court? katrina, donald trump was not there when - happened in court? katrina, donald trump was not there when the - happened in court? katrina, donald i trump was not there when the verdict was read. ejean carroll was holding the hands of her lawyers as it was read out. it was certainly a victory for her. remember, in the first defamation trial in may she was awarded $5 million. this, far more for the 83 point million dollars as you said. the key piece being that 65 in what is called punitive damages. that's the amount that the jury damages. that's the amount that the jury found was necessary to try to convince donald trump or at least to make them think twice about defaming never do again by making those public statements we've heard throughout the trial and really since the start of her allegations were made public, that he denies wrongdoing, she's a liar, this is a whole, shejust did wrongdoing, she's a liar, this is a whole, she just d

most unpopular president going back to harry trum an.r on every issue voters say are important. 54% say he is not competent to carry out. they think it can work for another of them. >> emily: in addition to what marc thiessen said, there is anti-trump note they are hitting and far left progressives they thought they could woo by paying for student death. some argue big names, clinton and obama are there to preserve moderates and cleave back those fleeing from middle of the party. >> tomi: young people, are they leaving the democratic party? i fear we are looking at biden's low approval rating and attaching to joe biden. what if joe biden is not the nominee? what if it is gavin newsom? you put brand new face with nice hair on the democratic platform and bring in all those people, you talk about roe v. wade and abortion and climate change and student loan forgiveness and you whoo those people back in. biden despite being unpopular is raking in money fund raising, we have to be careful in getting overly confident because biden could well no

. >> i heard trum i -- i passed voter identity beverl before he guy what a republican was in 2012. >>ry globalist biden supporters and neve never-trumper on her side there he proved when he was president he is good at breaking things, but he proved he doesn't know how to fix them. >> worst of all nikki haley is backed by deep state and military industrial complex they know she is a globalist, a globalist fool they can manipulate. >> a poll of granite state shows former president trump lead widening to double digits, with 50% of vote to halley's 39%. and similar with g.o.p. voters, how will desantis' dropping out affect the numbers, we go to alexis mcadams live in ma manchester. >> earlier this week we sat down with governor ron desantis, he said i'm not giving up on the granite state, he is now dropped out of th race endorsing former president trump. i asked, are you looking to 2028 to run for president. >> are you looking for an off-ramp, people say now since let's say your polling is lower here you are focused on 2028? >> i z that is so far away. in political time, i'm focused on 20

concern, i think republicans in general should have, and particularly republicans running against trum is, is that purely the weather? it certainly was cold. >> we will keep our 40-year commitment to live coverage to congress.t as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will the bill. the clerk: hrment r. -- h.r. 1568. a bil of 1930 to protect personally identifiable information and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from nebraska, mr. smith, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell, each will control 20 minutes. recognizes the gentleman from nebraska. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimouson members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and submit extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: mr. speaker i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. the legislation before us today the privacy protection act takes an important step to protect the p

than $97 million has been raised by the bibiden campaiaign in ththis l rematch agagainst donanald trume seen the numbers, but do you think that donald trump is a foregone conclusion? >> i don't know. but if it is donald trump, we have beat him before and we will do it again. >> that is kamala harris on a possible rematch. the biden campaign has raised $97 million for the re-election. and we are joined by michael of the biden reelection campaign, and do you believe that donald trump is the gop nominee or someone else? >> well, he has been polling as the frontrunner and this is what we have been looking at as we launched the effort last year. we have laid out a clear vision for what this campaign is going to be about and that is where the sacred cause of america is going to remain with its democracy. that what we will stay focused on and what we saw in iowa is the embodiment of the threat of the democracy consolidate the power. this is a person who when he is not talking about banning abortion across the country or ripping across health care from folks who need it, he is talking about ru

just never found a message that was going to resonate with an electorate that really likes donald trummp. there were really problems with his campaign. but a lot of it is with the republican party and who republican voters are. if you get republican establishment, the elite class, the donor class, they want anybody but donald trump but the nominee. that's not what voters want. and that has been apparent since 2016. for all the money and the effort that a lot of those folks giving him money wanted to believe that this is the formula and unseat donald trump with a candidate that is a more like donald trump, the problem as one republican strategist said to me early on is that idea of being trump without the baggage, what he was was trump-like and voters can get the caller yes of trump they didn't want the diet. amna: two-person republican race. and we have a new poll while haley has picked up support from independents. 52% of potential republican primary voters would pick trump. this was conducted before desantis dropped out. >> desantis is much more of a trump-like candidate. people who

donald trum is united auto workers. donald trump is a — united auto workers.ted auto workers. donald trump is a scam! cheering. | trump is a scam! cheering. here's the — trump is a scam! cheering. here's the thing, _ trump is a scam! cheering. here's the thing, with - trump is a scam! cheering. here's the thing, with trump trouncing biden in bowling about the economy then of last year, the white house is trying to change the narrative, pouncing on the latest udp data to help it make its case. that was michelle fleury. ann berry is founder of the us based investment company threadneedle, she's in miami. lovely to have you with us. all good news, and yet there has been this perception by americans that president biden has actually handled the economy poorly.- has actually handled the economy poorly. has actually handled the econom oorl . ~ ~ 3 economy poorly. why? well, it's interesting. _ economy poorly. why? well, it's interesting, if _ economy poorly. why? well, it's interesting, if you _ economy poorly. why? well, it's interesting, if you take - economy poor

, basically he said that europe needs to make peace with the fact that if the possibility that the trum get elected means that europe is going to be alone militarily. they can't count on trump to honor nato commitments. there's a real movement afoot in europe for the first time in a while of a unified independent military strategy for europe. >> separate from nato? >> separate from nato. >> take us home. >> as i head, i've been to davos. rich people looking people up and down. that is my entire review of davos. >> so glad we didn't miss that. >> speaking of rich people looking people up and down, what is happening in new hampshire? dean phillips is running against biden. he is up in new hampshire. he is backed by very wealthy people including big ackman and elon musk and sam alt mman. he got a lot of money from bill altman. i'm not sure what he is doing up there. i'm not sure why a congressman when there are so many amazing possible can candidates in the democratic party doing this is only for recognition and pal around with his rich friends. >> supposedly, he is also saying, you know,

the ccp, they love biden, he has kept trum trump tariffs in place for some, tent, there is a reason thatresy on the left are -- they want biden is because they want to keep this china gravy train going, taiwan said, wait, we believe here a country. we want to be or own independent country. and for america to come out on heels of this say, no, you don't that was telling, antony blinken had to clean that up, but jobe's instinct is over in to be tough on china as he is and random conservative in the house of representatives. >> right, or pro life catholic church. >> h he would throw the book at them but not president xi in china. larry: or parents that want to go to their kid's pay the -- pta meeting. so, what is doing out there in iowa, seems that drain the swamp is a big issue, and the border is a big issue. and the affordability crises is a big issue. also, laura, i think trump is dialed into the evangelical community, a lot more than people seem continued to. >> for sure. >> are there and i am sheer. what do you think? >> i think this is my 7th iowa caucuses experience. it is always fun

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. >> yeah, and really what it does is give everyone a glimpse of -- that is thedemocrat donald trum wants to run against. i'll ask you to circle back to the court case donald trump testified yesterday, had to have his comments stricken from the record by the judge. this case is one -- he is using it to campaign, but it also is something that the subject matter of it, there is a reason why suburban voters particularly women turned against donald trump in states that, you know, places like phoenix and atlanta, states that donald trump would have to win. how does focusing on this help him and do you think that he cost himself -- i realize you are not a lawyer. but the question seems to be how much money might he have cost himself by testifying here. >> i think it negatively impacts ultimately the trump brand or very well could impact the trump brand beyond politics in terms of business. so that is definitely a big risk he took and that could very well backfire. but in terms of testifying, look, i think it could definitely backfire against him from maybe some outside groups. i don't really se

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[laughter] >> laura: trum vp says he has picked his vp. who could it be? cons of the todersp contenders? if nikki haley finishes strong second in new hampshire whom ihe think there will be a huge push from the donor class, business types for trump to pick her, bue again today saying he would do whatever it took to make sure ir was not nikki haley. what about sarah huckabee sanders? the pros she and wor the presidt have a fantastic working relationship. she is super smart and super tough. d she obviously knows how to deal with the vice president and the press corps and has a lot of political experience. what are the cons? she did just start her second you were as governor from arkansas in a political familye from arkansas and that's where her experience comes in. and may be trump does not need her to win arkansas, course. tulsi gabbard, that is an interesting choice. the pros for tulsi gabbard, on important issues, no doubt, shen is a former democrat member ofay congress and serves in the army reserves. the cons, perhaps, little low name recognition and she

i want to play something that trum said about those convicted and serving time for their crimes on january 6. >> they ought to release the j6 hostages. they have suffered enough. they ought to release them. i call them hostages. some people call them priss nifrlts call them hostages. release the j-6 hostages, joe. release them, joe. can you do it real's, joe. >> they are not hostages and he knows that. he's certainly done this before trying to turn convicted violent felons into martyrs, but now far from condemning him some republicans are actually using the same term. >> i have concerns about the treatment of january 6 hostages. i have concerns. we have a role in congress of oversight over our treatments of prisoners. >> that was congresswoman election stef nick, chair of the house republican congress, the fourth ranking republican in congress, and that's what political accountability looks like within that party. it's the kind of criminal accountability or lack of it that the former president is asking the courts to give him now. joining us now conservative lawyer and "atlantic monthly" c

it drew criticism from those who supported non-trum candidates.ame out against it saying on truth social he wanted to win the race the old- fashioned way. the nikki haley campaign, we should vote donald trump only has 1/20th of the votes needed. haley is fundraising on trump. yesterday the haley team released a shirt with the words barred. permanently. she has taken on trump directly in the recent weeks. she has money to stay in the race longer. yesterday the main super pac announced they raised more than $50 million in 2023, more than the amount raised by trump's main campaign arm in the same period. they also raised more donations online in the 24 hours after trump's aforementioned attack. >>> joining us now, jonathan allen, a break from the trail for you. let's talk about the rnc nominee resolution. it's wildly premature, even as we know the odds are heavily stacked in donald trump's favor the rest of the way. it does seem to illustrate the hold trump has on the party. tell us why he chose to knock it down. >> there's a different from mathemati

it was right after the 2020 election and he was a paid consultant of the trum campaign.e found there was no fraud he could measure that would affect the outcome of the election. this is what we've seen time and time again. we had that partisan review in arizona in maricopa county that said they found fraud but actually biden one that county. there had been assessments in wisconsin and other places. there are well over 60 court cases that looked at front and there has been no fraud. host: we found evidence that voter fraud tainted the election. this wasis study of election 2020. he said what they don't ta into account is that voter fraud is detectable and quantifiable and i get to s anyone offer up evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 election that provides these three things. those arhis wos. doug, silver spring, maryland, inpendent. caller: hi, what i'm hearing by a lot of peopleho complain about the 2020 election is it seems like ey are not concerned about the validity of their vote. they are just any about the results. i challenge the people who were angry about the re

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she once slammed trum for his lies and attacks on women. >> i think he has been insulting to women. think in the presidential field there are some candidates who over the long run, and they've started this process, somewhat disqualifying themselves with untruthful statements. >> well, that was then and this is now. >> i support president trump. he is an important voice in our republican party. >> there you have it. that's how it usually goes. kristen holmes tonight begins our coverage out front in trump's rally in new hampshire where he will be sur rounrounde those individuals. how important is it to have two of his former opponents to have them around him and support him on the stage tonight? >> erin, it's astonishing listening to the clips that you just played because i remember in 2022 after the midterms and it certainly -- the tide was certainly not going that way, but clearly, we have entered into a new era, and it is critical to donald trump to have these three opponents turned supporters up on stable with him because that's his entire message. the message is the pars coalesci

really don't think there's a majority of republicans who at this point seem eager to turn the page from trumough there is a majority that says, look, i want to keep any eye on the future. donald trump is not going to be around forever. they entered the campaign season looking to see are there other candidates out there that can deliver the things i liked about donald trump but not the stuff i didn't like. unfortunately for ron desantis and nikki haley, they have made it here close to the finish line in iowa staying in the race but haven't demonstrated that they are those people. frankly i think it's because they have spent time attacking each other. as you saw in the ads there, there hasn't been an opportunity for voters in iowa and new hampshire and say, here's why nikki haley and not trump. >> didn't give something to vote for. >> and i think haley has tried. i think especially here in the last couple of weeks, her really strong performance is part of why she's had that momentum, but giving them something to vote for that is distinct in some way from donald trump in making that contrast cl

they want to extend the tax cuts that were given out under trum's going to increase the national debtven more. host: i want to bring up the article about the fiscal commission which advanced in a house panel this week and that inudes the house budget committee did not take measures despite advancing legislations to create a bipartisan fiscal commission -- the committee approved the bill with three democrats joining republicans and passing the measure. that went on to move forward in the larger vote in the house as well. what's go to rory -- let's go to rory on our republican line. /dcaller: good morning. two things. the border and impeachment. right now the border, all those processing paces -- places should be for outgoing. every time you catch somebody, you kick them out of the country. the other thing on impeachment of biden, it occurred to me and some others, the 25th amendment can be used to get rid of biden. he is hopelessly mentally incompetent. they can get him out of there and cut that short and we will live with harris for a short time and then have trump come in. host: thom

. >> greg: if you want to see how the demonization is going, trum ip is now more popular post januaryry 6th, because they overplayed their hand. they overdid the souffle. p >> dana:os over-egged. >> piers: nobody wants a fluffy souffle. >> greg: that the euphemism. next, a woke congressman trying to troll republicans with a plan to topple the statue of liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours?! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga. antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. it's not cough season. it's always comeback season. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub co

>> jacqui: lindsey graham said to any of my colleagues who think you will get a better deal under trumon't. and gives tools to the next president. your position nothing is better than something and have you even read the bill? >> i haven't read the bill, nobody has read the bill. they will not give us the text. the reason they won't give us the text -- if you are hiding the text, it means it's even worse than people think it is. it means if people knew what was in it they would be more upset. all they have given us is general bullet points. but one of those bullet points is effectively normalizes 5,000 illegal immigrants a day, 5,000 a day, that works out to over 1.8 million illegal immigrants a year. that is utterly unacceptable, nearly 6 million illegal immigrants under joe biden. so apparently the republican position is we'll take two-thirds of the border crisis. look, the answer needs to be fix it and solve it and we can do that trump or any republican president willing to enforce the law doesn't need this bill to do that. they can go back, you reverse the three decisions biden mad

trum people feel like theye are getting forced back into tho old mold.he they don't want to go thereear they want to go with, you know, stick with the guy that is not from politics central casting. >> trey: all right, kevin, speaking of the old mole and hollywood central casting, i think you may not be old enough to remember ronald reagan but i do.us heth once gave us an 11th commandment about not attacking fellow republicans. kevin come i want you to listena to this and i want you to answer a question on the other side.i o >> every victor come i wouldd tell him i would disagree but support the ticket.re i've hadem a lot of disagreemens with nikki haley over thhesee yh owand i don't know which nikki haley which are up every day.he she is a different personic aldepending on what works for hr political agenda. >> trey: you know, kevin,a christie was a classmate of mine in college and i'm not picking on her and not just her but somy republicans claim they will not support the ticket if nikki haley is on it. they wili hal support the tickeh essentially set home which helps biden rather t

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that is tonight's last word, on defendant trum