cheney: i certainly never again will support donald trump. gerald: and? [laughter] alright, i tried my best. questions? don't be shy. all right, i will ask you more. you mentioned ukraine. one of the things people probably don't know about you as well as they might is before you were in the house, you were in the state department and you spent a lot of time protecting democracy in other countries in the united states. what are the consequences of failure in ukraine? ms. cheney: i think there are far too few people in the republican party today, and on the democrat side who are isolationist too, who understand the freedom and prosperity and security we have enjoyed since the end of world war ii because america has led in the world. we see this debate being described as america cannot be the world's police. i don't know anybody who thinks america should be the world's policeman. it's unfortunate phrase. what america has to do is lead. when you have a situation where we are risking supporting our allies and thinking if america decides not to lead that somehow

if this donald trump gets the republican nomination and wins the presidential election. we will see aonald trump, and this donald trump will one way or another depend on the people he surrounds himself with, at least in the first period of his presidency, because we must understand that trump himself, as an impulsive and not systematic person, very much depends on those who ensure the functioning of the state machine in making decisions, and this is also an important point. many say, this donald trump the fifth will resemble the third, because he will not reckon with the republican establishment, because he will surround himself with the most radical people. people from the republican party, but these people, if it even comes to that, also, when they come to the offices in the white house, they will be connected in one way or another with the responsibility that anyone who appears in such offices always has, and they will know the fate of donald trump's associates who recklessly followed all his whims and are now spending months in .. trials and get convictions, they will still know t

donald trump will win iowa _ so to speak. donald trump will win iowa lry— so to speak. iowa that he may well come out of— of the vote in iowa that he may well come out of that night onjanuary 15 and say— come out of that night onjanuary 15 and say "the — come out of that night onjanuary 15 and say "the primary is over, i'm the nominee." iwas and say "the primary is over, i'm the nominee." i was talking with a democratic— the nominee." i was talking with a democratic strangest who said, let's rememher— democratic strangest who said, let's remember election night 2028 where he came _ remember election night 2028 where he came out and said he was the winner— he came out and said he was the winner before he knew he lost. he might— winner before he knew he lost. he might try— winner before he knew he lost. he might try to do the same thing now, so you _ might try to do the same thing now, so you might try to stomp all over haley— so you might try to stomp all over haley and — so you might try to stomp all over haley and desantis before we even -et haley and desantis before w

the oregon supreme court could decide whether trump will remain on that state's 2024 ballot. moments ago trump's attorneys filing a brief with the court urging them to keep him on the ballot. right now trump is banned from the 2024 ballot in maine and colorado. trump has not yet appealed either of those decisions but cnn also learning moments ago that trump will file those appeals on tuesday. and with republican voters set to start caucusing and voting in some states just days from now, the clock is truly ticking. colorado's republican party has filed an appeal with the u.s. supreme court asking it to overturn the state ruling. the turmoil from the unprecedented legal and political situation unlikely to end until the dispute is settled by the high court. one thing is clear. the court will play a major role in the 2024 election, and not just on trump's eligibility to remain on the 2024 ballot, but several other crucial cases as well. today a federal appeals court issuing a ruling that could have major implications for trump's legal future saying that trump is not shielded by pr

how serious do you think it is that trump will be removed from the elections in this state ? it was also announced that the american elections are not based on the majority vote or the vote of all the people, but if in one state 51 votes for one candidate, 40 49 for another candidate , the total votes means all those electoral cards, as the famous saying says, all the points of that state go to the candidate who 51 will be taken, so in america from 50 states which exists, usually between 10 and 15 states are important states in which the competition is really held, then the results of the states are already clear, which ones will vote for the democrats and which for the republicans. the truth of the verdict will go to the supreme court of america. we know that in the supreme court of america, which has 9 senior judges, during the trump era, trump had the chance that 3 of them are now either dead or in fact they were too old to retire. mr. trump could, in fact, judge conservative judges. let him go to work, so now 6 of the 9 judges of the us supreme court government are conser

keep everything on pause so based on that timeline, it looks like trump will be on the primary ballot in colorado. the question will be whether he is on the general election ballot, because if they file by january 4th, the secretary of state has to make this primary ballot up by the next day and by this decision from the colorado supreme court, she will have to put trump on the primary ballot. if it goes to the supreme court, they take it up, they will have to decide whether trump gets on the general election ballot in the state of colorado. >> a complicated and fascinating case. the colorado primary is on march 5th. >> this isn't the only case that the supreme court is looking into to determine trump's eligibility. the will file a brief by 4:00 today, on this immunity issue. this goes to the jack smith special counsel case in the d.c. federal court about whether trump is immune from criminal prosecution as trump and his team say they are. jack smith, the special counsel asking the supreme court to take up that question quickly as well because they want to get that march fourth trial

so trump represents this bad tradition, which i will be very clear about, as well as my disagreementsformer president trump. you asked about... the decision in colorado is an unprecedented case in american history because in the united states yet there has never been a president who made an effort to cancel an election and participated. in the rebellion against the political transfer of power. we didn't have this before. section 14 of the constitution states that no agent of the government of the united states who engages in sedition against the government of the united states shall hold any office. this amendment was passed after the civil war to prevent former confederates from serving in the united states government or congress. once it was applied, but to a candidate in presidents never the colorado supreme court ruled that trump was involved in rebellion against the united states. he also concluded that under section three of the 14th amendment, trump is ineligible to become president, and thus ineligible to appear on the ballot. the other side's arguments could be either that tr

trump engaged in insurrection. in federal court it is normally reasonable doubt. it will be interesting to see what the interplay is between these things moving together at the same time and how the supreme court applies these terms. host: how do president trump do in colorado and 2020? -- in 2020? what is his strategy in the western state in 2020 4? guest: i don't think this is a state where he has the luxury of -- just taking colorado alone, this is not a state trump will just let go or can afford to let go. i think for him it is crucial and he sees it as crucial. i think in general they go to the supreme court because her all the legal reasons we have seen that this is not a federal issue, it's a case of first impression. they see their chances in a good light. there is another thing to focus on. there is the remedy for congress to reinstate him if trump is ever removed from a ballot. there is that provision for congress to grant amnesty, like they did after the civil war. there is some discussion in the last 24 hours in trump world about contingencies if they have to

biden next year , and i will not vote with mr. trump, and this will make it likely that mr.n will some of the key states did not vote. thank you . i talked with yousef azizi, an expert on american issues in washington dc. at the end of the program. we will arrive tonight. good night, god bless you. most of the western media have been censored and some others have covered it very briefly. many young western women, including those from the anti-islamic generation and they share their path towards islam in the virtual space, but they are worried here in the international network. the issue of islamism is challenging. since the 80s, with the growth of islamism, in fact, this issue of islam has become a lot of trouble. they made a program called the crisis of islamism. his key words in dealing with this issue are crisis, terror and brutality. in america, the situation is not better than in europe. we used to dream of studying here: harvard, eighty columbia, new york, i don't know, pennsylvania. the images that come it's horrible. it is not believable. international this global su

my prediction, just for fun, is that biden and trump will drop out and barbie will be the next president. >> karl: we'll be right back. bi next president. >> jonathan: we'll be right bab.

trump going today? >> good morning, sara. so this will be donald trump's ninth appearance at the civil fraud trial where he's askused of inflating the value of his properties to get better rates on bank loans and insurance. he has not attended the trial in a month the last time he was on the stand is when he was testifying. he will be here today and hear the final expert witnesses, going to be a professor of accounting from new york university, part of trump's defense is that the values they came up with for the properties all complied with accounting rules. so he'll be here to listen to this testimony, important testimony to his defense because they're saying there was no intent to do anything wrong, no intent to inflate the value of these assets. it's interesting he's coming today because the gag order in this case that prevents him from making any comments about the judge's staff is still in place. and one of the last time trump was here he violated the gag order by statements he made in the hallway. he will be here. did not participat

you said they will rise up against donald trump. do you think we will start to see that reflected in the polls? so far we have not seen it. >> well, i am not so sure when it will be reflected on the polls but seeing it on the ground. i have told people for a long time is that i have been around this for awhile, governor huckelberkslebee did and cruz did as well, when i see with governor desantis he has a great organization, well built, after that debate last night with governor newsom i think people have a renewed sense of energy. that could be the game changing moment to turn it in his direction. >> game change moment by debanding someone not running against? why have we not seen desantis like that? >> he has respect for those people competing for the republican nomination with him. but i think what you saw last night you had a blue state governor with governor newsom and him being a red state governor, governor of florida it was a tale of two states. i think what it was is the data was on his side and he delivered it passionately.

come, someone is building, now you open the internet, you read newspapers, trump will return, itevgeny, remember, we saw trump’s presidency for 4 years, what good was it for us, vladimir volfovich drank us from the kingdom of heaven for trump's victory, i drank to trump’s victory, what we got, the weapons of ukraine, the first, yes, the second, we got. korea, we got a war with our diplomatic property, what good did we get from trump's presidency, so hope that we got good from any american presidency, that's absolutely right, maybe there was something under the tsar, can a us president be good at all? for russia, yes, this is a more interesting question, of course, i understand, maybe we need a republican a little bit. than a democrat always, because with him at least somehow you can speak rationally, with a democrat it is impossible, but as practice shows, but nevertheless hope that a good us president will come and do something useful, good for us, this is great naivety, from trump we will only get an increase in hostility, nothing more, we need to root for someone, but why in a

donald trump will definitely go to trial the criminal case of new york versus donald trump for business fraud, and donald trump is going to trial in the criminal case of united states of america versus donald j trump in federal court in florida, where the federal judge in that case appointed by donald trump will continue to do everything she possibly can to delay the trial and help donald trump in any way she possibly can. brett kavanaugh won't be doing that for donald trump. brett kavanaugh destroyed donald trump's appeal in writing 25 years ago. there is no more important trump legal news tonight than the words supreme court justice brett kavanaugh wrote 25 years ago. leading off our discussions tonight is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he's the co-host of the msnbc podcast prosecuting donald trump. also with us, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney and law professor at the university of michigan law school. she is also the co-host of the podcast hashtag sisters in law. they are both msnbc legal

trump will be attending today. what he will hear is the testimony of one of their last expert witnesses. a professor accounting from new york university. part of trump's defense in this case, accused of inflating the value of the properties they own on financial statements to banks and insurers to get more favorable rates is that there complying with the accounting rules. that's what professor is going to talk about today, how they came up with the valuations for the properties including the golf courses is in compliance with the u.s. and accounting laws. we heard expert witnessesen the trump defense side. this is their close in a sense, the person expected to provide the most comprehensive testimony about the accounting rules and trump will be sitting through that. he equipped the debate last night. the hallway cameras behind me are going to be on. he is someone who often speaks to the cameras when he is here. remember that the gag order in this case has been reinstated. trump will be restricted are from making an

. >>> a federal judge's ruling made it more likely that former president donald trump will head to trial next year. judge tanya chutkan refused to dismiss trump's charges in the election subversion case in washington, d.c. she said the constitution does not grant presidents absolute immunity from federal crimes committed while in office. >> now she is also stressing that the position doesn't confer a lifelong get out of jail free pass, the issue must likely be settled by an appeals court above the judge before trump's criminal trial.

fealty to donald trump will be the only thing that matters. experience, expertise, and independence from political influence would become a thing of the pass. despite trump's very long history of lying, there are some things that he and his allies are saying now that we actually have to save very seriously because they are sending a message and warning about what is to come. joining me now is someone who's been serving that warning for years about the dangers that th poses to democracy. michael cohen is a former personal attorney to donald trump, he is the principal of the crisis management firm crisis acts. he's author of the new york times bestselling book, revenge, how donald trump weaponize the department justice against his critics and disloyal, a memoir. he's also the host of the podcast mayor coppa with michael cohen in the political beat down. michael, good to see. you thank you for being here. listen, the weird part about the story, you've actually been saying this for a long time, that this is what he is going to do if given half of t

he will not get anything out of trump. the good thing, as you said, these shay moss and ruby freeman. they say money is not everything, they need to get back to their life as normal. it never will be. one good thing they left that courthouse with integrity. giuliani left with inequity. >> i hope they get money out of this >> i hope they do. >> get something. >> yes. i mean, they, they deserve it. but, look, ashley before you jump in let me play a little bit more of what giuliani had to say outside of the courthouse. remarkable stuff. >> the comments they received i had nothing to do with. those comments are abominable, deplorable but i receive comments like this every day. it is a terrible part of our political system. republicans, democrats, liberals, they all get that. my comment weren't that. >> let me just remind people, he claimed that they were acting like they were passing dope. >> right. >> he said that. >> i don't think it is an accident that rudy giuliani picked two black women in the state of georgia to attack. i

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as we approach the new year, when the many legal troubles facing donald trump will come to a head, tonight the ex president has just lost access to the presidential ballot in a second state. secretary of state from maine ruled that, quote, donald j trump is not qualifi to hold the office of president under section three of the 14th amendment. which bars people who have engaged in insurrection from holding office. quote, the events of january 6th, 2021, where unprecedented and tragic. and the evidce here demonstrates that they occurred at the behest of and with the knowledge and support of the outgoing president. she adds, quote, i am mindful that no secretary of state has ever deprived presidential candidate of ballot access based on section three of the 14th amendment. i am also mindful however that no presidential candidate has ever before engaged in insurrection. the main ruling comes just about a week before the colorado state supreme court reached the same conclusion. bayard trump from the ballot. there for now, though, trump remains on the ballot in both states is the main secretary

what he scares the world after his likely return to the white house, and whether trump will even be ableto stay in the swamp, given the sensational decision of the supreme court of colorado, ala chish figured out. historic decision of the supreme court. colorado, can trump be disqualified from the presidential race? dozens of criminal cases have been initiated. so now the fate of trump is on shawls of libra of themis. what will happen if the scandalous republican does return to the white house. the fact that it will be more radical is 100%. will it cancel military aid to ukraine and can it collapse nato? i think that he will do some combination and get closer to putin. he can potentially cancel something there. what surprises can be expected from the upcoming american elections? we have considered all the scenarios that the world is actively discussing. the supreme court of colorado banned donald trump, he ruled to exclude the politician from the list of candidates in us presidents. citing the 14th amendment to the basic law, according to which a person who has taken an oath to uphold th

it is trump loyalists, and it will be trump loyalists. they've had all these years to go through the resumes and try to flag anyone who seems like they might in any way defy his orders. we won't get the heads-up when he tries to pull out of nato or tries to round up migrants. that's not the process. journalism, democracy, and -- that's just not going to be a facet because he can do it before we even know. >> jeffery, let me read from this article that you have -- the issue you published in -- one called "loyalists, lap dogs, and cronies. the availab supply of serious qualified people willing to serve in a trump administration has dwindled since 2017. after all, the so-called adults department fare so wel in their respective room some quit in frustration or disgrace. others were publicly fired by the president. several have spent their post-white house lives fielding congressional subpoenas and getting indicted. even if mainstream republicans did want to work for him again, trump is unlikely to want them. he's made little secret of the fac

when they go in the streets, donald trump will try to tell the u.s. army, do something about that. keep them out of the streets. >> and i want to ask you. we showed some of the poll number. trump leading by 4 percentage points. that's not a huge news flash. these polls have been right around this general area for some time. when you put nikki haley against joe biden, she's way out in front of the president. according to this "wall street journal" poll and polls can be off, outliers and what not. why is it that, do you think, and you've worked in republican politics. you've worked in the bush white house. why is it that republicans are not looking at nikki haley in a way that perhaps should? if they want to win back the white house? >> i don't think that poll is personal to nikki haley. i don't think people know that much about her. i think what they're saying is it is time for a change. if you give us a normal alternative, whoever that person is, we're ready for a change. we had two years of, two term of barack obama. then we had one republican term but that term was a disaster. so

accused of very serious things articles of violation of american law, well, then we will finally be able to say what awaits trumphether the republicans will urgently want to look for his replacement, and there are quite a few such candidates in the republican party, but this is again. this is only the decision of the republicans themselves, we must watch and work with both democrats and republicans here, because this is the guarantee that we will have equal and normal relations with this most important country for us, after all, what is happening with by providing assistance for us, the administration of president joseph biden says that negotiations with the republican party on unblocking aid for ukraine are progressing in the right direction. we understand that it depends little on our position, it is, well, it is really an internal issue, an issue of the internal policy of the united states. at the same time, the president of the united states signs a bill on annual defense spending, and there is a record amount for the pentagon of 886 billion dollars. assistance for ukraine is also indicated. that is, all pre

>>> donald trump side stepping a question about whether he would abuse his power or seek retribution if he is re-elected, he will only be a dictator on day one, this is a republican rivals hitting the debate stage in the race to be the trump alternative, plus there is nowhere safe to go, a dire warning from the u.n. agency on the deteriorating conditions in gaza, why said the situation is getting worse each minute. >> u.s. coast guard rocked by allegations that leaders held back information for years failing to keep people safe pick reporting on reforms they plan to make, we follow these major developing stories coming into cnn news central. >> a 24 hour dictatorship, that's how donald trump will start a second term in the white house. his comments coming during an iowa town hall after he already signaled he would use presidential powers to carry out personal vendettas, his allies have echoed those plans leading to a host of former government officials, constitutional scholars, and other republicans warning trump would usher an era of authoritarianism. now last night, the former president ally and adviser, and a

donald trump will eventually be on the ballot in colorado. i think he will win the primary.oes this controversy only help the former president many. >> it probably does, and i think donald trump will be on the ballot in colorado. look, there are the legal cases against donald trump, some are glimpsier than the others. i think -- glimpsier than others. i think, you know, i agree with, you know, governor newsom, trump will win or lose at the ballot. mike: all right. of so that point, in other places like california there's been talk about removing him from the ballot, but governor newsom's stay, quote, there is no doubt that donald trump is a threat to our liberties and even our dem e crass, but in california we defeat candidates at the polls. everything else is a political distraction. newsom splitting with his lieutenant governor who wants to be the california governor. she asked the secretary of state to look at what can be done to take former president trump off the ballot. what about that? >> well, i think, you know, there are very few instances where i can say i agree wi

out. >> so secretary griswold, i would like to ask you, we are expecting, no actually, i will see that. don trump has yet to file an appeal before the supreme court regarding the colorado case. i shall not presume. do you expect that he will, number one, and do you have any sense of what he may put as the issues in front of the court if he does file an appeal? >> donald trump's lawyers have indicated they will file something. whether that is their own appeal or joining the appeal already filed i cannot say. and if they continue to follow the argument they followed in the lower lower courts, i'm sure he will want to contest that two courts have decided that he engaged in insurrection. whether or not he is on the ballot, i think there are a couple of things that will play in court. number one, the united states supreme court considers the urgency of the time and act quickly. whether that means denying review of the case or making decisions. but number two, whether he is on the ballot or not, he is a danger to this country. and we are only here because he tried to steal the presidency from the ameri

not have the opportunity to vote for the person who will then actually be elected if trumplater removed. therefore, the supreme court will now have to deal with this situation and determine what is possible for trump here, as far as the fourteenth amendment, and the fact that he promoted sedition, is the reason to dream of the ego. elections, even the state of colorado has so far said that if they are not allowed to hold primaries with donald trump, then they will simply make a coconut out of it, it will be a slightly different system, and donald trump will still win there, but this is like a party election, because that when it comes to the general election, colorado is expected to win biden, but this is somehow a political component, there is a social, moral, and there is a legal component. here, the courts have quite difficult tasks, but they seem to have to carry them out this is a decision, the supreme court will not get away with doing something, i’m right, we understand correctly that from a purely technical point of view, if even at least one state doesn’t allow tru

katie, what will happen is that trump, like any other private citizen, will be responsible for his words. if he does do anything that constitutes some form of a civil wrong, saying, to judge engoron's a log partner who has been on the attack against, he could be held accountable in a civil lawsuit at that point in time. >> we also know judge engoron's original partial summary judgment that we referenced at the beginning of this segment, trump has already appealed that and the appellate court has stated that decision at the conclusion of this bench trial. there will be rulings from dodging horan on the remaining counts. do we expect, joyce, the appeal to be a universal global appeal of all of the decisions made by judge engoron? >> exactly, katie. that is a good point. our legal system has a preference for doing the appeal of a trial all at one time instead of piecemeal. that really preserves judicial resources and is considered the right way to do things. there are issues where a party can take an interlocutory appeal and appeal ahead of trial. for the most part, everything is reserved.

they will not go, donald trump will be on the ballot, we tried our best, we'll stop now. we are in december of 2023, it will only continue to accelerate as their fear increases that donald trump will win the primary and be the gop nominee. he's polling well against joe biden in key battleground states. they will not throw up their hand and walk away. there will be attempts to bring donald trump down and refuse to let american voters decide and that is the correct outcome fchl we were going to have free and fair elections, they would allow voters to decide if donald trump was guilty of insurrection. if so, they can choose to accept or reject him, they don't want the american people to be able to make that decision, make that vote. >> laura: the great defenders of democracy don't want the people to have their say. they don't want new immigrants who can vote, they don't want suburban women, they want to decide with elected judges in one state. no. >> correct. >> laura: this tells you, we got to go to the next guest, you nailed political angle. joining me is chris landeau, for

he will get nothing from donald trump. the good thing, as you said, is that shame -- ruby freeman and shaye moss say that money is not everything. they need to get back to their life as normal, but they never will. the one good thing, is they left that courthouse with their integrity. rudy giuliani left with iniquity because of his moral conduct. >> i hope they get some money out of this. i hope they do. i mean, they deserve it. look, actually, before you jump in, let's just play a bit more of what giuliani had to say outside of the courthouse. really, just remarkable stuff. >> the comments that they received i had nothing to do with. the comments are abominable, they are deplorable, no defense to it, but i received comments like that every day. it is a terrible part of our political system. republicans, democrats, liberals, conservatives, all get that. my comments were not that. >> let me remind people, he claimed that they were acting like they were passing dope. he said that. >> i do not think it is an accident that rudy

they are used to in ukraine, so sociology of 4% still does not give trump an unequivocal advantage there in the election campaign, which willter. after the summer, well, that is, in the fall, in this case we are talking about the primaries for now, the primaries really, in the primaries trump is gaining in... in his party, uh, well, an unheard of amount of support, it is clear that he is seen as uh a strong alternative to the current president, but again, the laws of the united states of america now, well, and it looks like it can really stop this trump campaign, well, you said that now is the worst case scenario. russian tragedy, our trump may break down, but the russians have other options, they pushed with large forces along the entire front line, they have a bet that kimchin-in will be fired with more shells, we will sell something to the chinese, in europe we will play for a break, and it is very good that in the second half orban will come to preside over the european elections, a series of elections, in a word, how do you read it? this bravado about the war the russian-ukrainian conflict, which, according to putin, w

as for the united states, there is a lot of talk now that trump will win, and that will be the end ofd, ukraine will fall and there will be many problems. and here everything is not so simple: the united states is the inventor of the system of checks and balances, it is a country where any decision of the president can. be reviewed and bequeathed or the same parliament or the judicial branch of government, that is why we are absolutely not sure that even in the event of a victory, trump will simply turn the situation around completely and ukraine will not receive funds and aid, that is why i actually have more that no one understands at all whether trump will be pro-russian, when he will come this time, a person is absolutely not foreseen, so absolutely, that's why i'm positive, panego, you have a minute, what events will you follow until the end of the year, which a... will determine the fate of our, our country in the first place, of course, first of all it is the united states, but i see quite optimistic signals that they will come to an agreement, and now i see that they have rele

better pass obamacare or you will die sick on the streets. can't let trump win or you will die. even if biden doesn't win, democracy dies. so you will ensue civil war. this is not the art of persuasion. this is what you tell a child about crossing the street so he doesn't get hit by a car. send a blank check to ukraine or we will have to send troops to die in poland. if you don't by a tesla, you will die. fox has obtained a new internal memo from the democrats where they claim if republicans undo the electric car mandates, countless deaths. hunter dishes for skirt and buys a ford raptor. it's get 14 miles to the gallon. joe might and doesn't even have an electric car. he has a corvette. that's where he keeps the classified documents. we are moments away from the 92nd annual california state capitol tree lighting. there is a slight breeze in the air. transsexual nutcrackers line the state capitol building and a black disabled santa everywhere. or at least that's what it would have been like this year in california, but something is different this holiday season. gavin newsom does

come and we extremes will be left here, one on one with this comrade, and trump says, let's increase the budget there nato and in general we are not going to fight for you, well, in this situation they ask, it means that this potential threat will be prevented somehow, moved away, so that , god forbid, if not enough, that is why it is also a very awkward position in all respects. mark , in the end, in your opinion, the arushing force is internal, yes, that is, it is some kind of individual psychedelic, or is it putin's conscious desire to properly fascism and enter the third world war, so... the third world war from vladivostok to lisbon, well , at least on the european continent, especially taking into account the prospect of trump coming to power and a certain isolationism, or putin is, so to speak, trying to bluff, bank, and whatever happens, happens. we also thought that he was somehow bluffing with ukraine , we also thought so, until a while, well, i understood that after the age of fourteen i no longer had any illusions, i always said that he would attack, but now in the fourte

will. donald trump is still up by 50-plus points. so, what has changed? >> well, for one, the size of the debate stage has significantly decreased, which i think will be good during this debate. but, look, donald trump's numbers are not going anywhere. he continues to dominate the field, and his supporters are essentially growing. but i think, and many republicans i speak with say the best option for the gop is to find a trump alternative. so, that is to look at these other candidates and see who is in the best position to make the case to voters. and, look, at this stage of the game, we understand what these debates are all about. they need to contrast with each other on the policies, which in many cases, kate, are similar, when it comes to foreign policy, immigration, as well as -- there is some contrast on abortion, but the most important argument to make on this debate stage is their electability, to make the case to voters they cannot only beat donald trump but joe biden if he is the democratic nominee. they also need to show it's time for a new gener

i will be voting for trump. that is what a lot of your voters will not say because of his backbone, his business knowledge. i have followed joe biden for 50 years and he has been a racist, a big it and everything he has done. how he got elected is beyond me. but donald trump promised america something and in four years, he delivered on it. that is what people are looking for. people are hurting and they will vote their conscience and their wallets. third-party will not win, no matter what you do. have a good day. host: president joe biden as the democratic candidate for president. earlier this year, dean phillips announced his candidacy for the 2024 presidential nomination, after filing to appear on the new hampshire primary ballot. discussing his campaign and views on biden. [video clip] >> the tragedy that he underwent is something that no one would want to go through. i listened across the country they want a change. the problems we are facing are clearly ones that can only be addressed by my generation and yo

i will be voting for trump. that is what a lot of your voters will not say because of his backbone, his business knowledge. i have followed joe biden for 50 years and he has been a racist, a big it and everything he has done. how he got elected is beyond me. but donald trump promised america something and in four years, he delivered on it. that is what people are looking for. people are hurting and they will vote their conscience and their wallets. third-party will not win, no matter what you do. have a good day. host: president joe biden as the democratic candidate for president. earlier this year, dean phillips announced his candidacy for the 2024 presidential nomination, after filing to appear on the new hampshire primary ballot. discussing his campaign and views on biden. [video clip] >> the tragedy that he underwent is something that no one would want to go through. i listened across the country they want a change. the problems we are facing are clearly ones that can only be addressed by my generation and yo

if you will say trump will undermine the results of the election and challenge them, falsely, then follow through. yes, of course he's a threat to democracy. yes he is, he says well, he will do this and he did it last time. it's really not a threat. he's just complaining and challenging. challenging is fine, you go to court. trumpeted that 61 times and lost every single one in the 2020 election. >> you might be more charitable. >> i agree with the governor 100%, and the race and election donald trump loses from here will say is rigged. i disagree with him in terms of when he does this, it's not just complaining. he's questioning the integrity of our election and that is a threat to democracy. i think it is much different when you have donald trump anytime he wins, everything is fine and there is nothing to see, when he loses, he looks at this as widespread election fraud and that is simply not true. >> just a break from the script, you worked for ted cruz . it was completely on the up and up, ted cruz won iowa fair and square. do you think that in retrospect republicans and ted cruz shoul

no telling what donald trump will do. you should stay out of it, which means trump probably will jump head first into it. >> bakari sellers, scott jennings, he's like i can't do go there today. it's thursday, i want to live my life. thank you for that analysis, gentlemen. >> thank you. >>> with pressure building on the biden administration, overnight word of a quote very productive meeting between officials from the united states and mexico. >>> and pierce brosnan, "remington steel" in trouble with yellow stone national park. the sign says, stay on the trail. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> this morning top u.s. and mexican officials are hinting they've reached an agreement to try to reduce

well, if the decision takes effect on january 5, then donald trump will not be there ballots in colorado. well, but donald trump's lawyers immediately said that they were going to file an appeal not anywhere, but to the supreme court of the entire united states. ah... america, and if to what, well, on january 4, he cancels this decision of the state supreme court of the state of colorado, then trump will still be allowed to participate in the prairies in this. states, but i want to emphasize one more thing that even if trump is excluded from the race for the republican presidential ticket from the state of colorado, then he has nothing to lose because the last election that was held in colorado they voted democrat, so even if he didn't run, he still, even if he ran, he still would... didn't get enough votes to win this state and get it to the electoral college , so here it is, but either way, it's a huge precedent, and we'll see, i 'll be keeping an eye on it personally, what will happen next, how they will react then trump's lawyers, and what will be said most likely in the supreme cour

but the trump people say they will turn out. the big difference between now and 2016, the trump organization on the ground in iowa is full of professionals. >> the first republican voters have not gotten their say in the caucus or primary yet. but trump seems primarily to be taking aim at biden as if he is not even really paying much attention to nikki haley and ron desantis. he is really focusing on the general election as if the nomination is his. >> he is but make no mistake, that is part of his nomination strategy. to try to say i'm inevitable, get on the trump train. one thing we did in iowa is that people have reservations. you know this. talking about trump, being divided, being on the other side of trump can ruin relationships and cause arguments at home and at work. one of the things in iowa said i don't want to vote for trump but he will win anyway. so i will stay home or vote for trump because i don't want the grief in my life. so the inevitability is part of the strategy. right now they have the numbers to back that s

will be going on here. the same cannot be said for another trump related questionnaire. rent, but also having to do with, potentially, overturning the will of the american people. the new york times has been reporting on a questionnaire crafted by trump's allies to determine who would be a suitable candidate for a second trump administration. that document confirms the hair raising reporting about who trump wants to surround himself with, should he take power again. it asked potential candidates for key government positions, whether the u.s. has the right to select immigrants based on country of origin, or whether a life has a right to legal protection from conception to natural death. perhaps, the most telling prompt is this one, the president should be able to advance his or her agenda through the bureaucracy without hindrance from unelected federalists echelons. agree, or disagree. it is a job application to find an elective federal officials who are willing to let trump do whatever he wants. as the d.c. court begin surveying potential trump jurors, trump's allies are

will be going on here. the same cannot be said for another trump related questionnaire. t but also having to do with potentially overturning the will of the american people. "the new york times" has been reporting on a questionnaire crafted by trump's allies to determine who will be a suitable candidate to serve in a second trump administration. and that document confirms some of the most hair-raising reporting about who frump wants to surround himself with should he take power again. it asks potential candidates for key government positions whether the u.s. has the right to select immigrants based on country of origin or whether life has a right to legal protection from conception to natural death. it's essentially a job application 250 find unelected federal officials who are willing to let trump do whatever he wants. as the d.c. court begins surveying potential trump jurors, trump's allies are serving a new class of trum sycophants. one tale is people seeking justice and another seeking to subvert it. the question is can those seeking justice manage to milwaukee anothe