joining us van jones and former republican congressman, adam kinzinger.to explain how exactly the media, much of which he does not speak to is to blame for governor desantis's struggling candidacy among republican voters? >> anderson, the one thing we have learned. we've learned it from donald trump and everybody else is never ever, this is like the new, not the buck stops here, but never ever accept blame for anything. it's always like perry, defend, push auchoff and the media is a easy target. he only appears on fox news and friendly media. he doesn't come on cnn, but somehow it's the media's fault. i'll tell you the truth, it's ron desantis's fault, and he maze made a decision, i think this is largely the issue, he made a decision early on that he was going to try to be a younger version of donald trump. tactically it's probably not a bad decision to make, except that donald trump is running again, and nobody can out trump donald trump, and so it was a bad tactical decision, and i think he's waiting and hoping that donald trump is indicted and, you kno

let's discuss with cnn senior political commentator scott jennings and cnn political commentator van jones's great to have you here. those senators are not wrong if you look at the polls in terms of republican support. the latest poll out this week. it shows that in terms of republican voters, in february donald tmp support was 42%. this month it is 54%. your thoughts on that? >> well it is tribalism. in other words, i know my guy is wrong but you are not going to make him right. i will be with my guy regardless. so that is where we are. and i think that will be true for a while. and i think that democrats and progressive leaders have a belief that if more people would just know how bad donald trump was then they would suddenly start to be different. i think people know about he is. i think some people actually like how bad he is. some people like the anti here. they like the robe, they like the lawbreaker. the rule breaker. that's who he is appealing to. obviously his only strategy is to triple down on land. that's what you are seeing. >> scott, if you were advising any of donald trump's

joining me now to discuss, van jones, former special adviser to president obama margaret hoover, the ine on pbs. van, do you think they are right? is the reason that you are seeing this number double because of the fact he is facing all of these indictments, and more to come? >> it sure seems like it. one in marvel comics, there is a villain that fights the x-men for the hellfire club, his name is sebastian shaw. the harder you hit sebastian shaw, the stronger he gets. donald trump seems to be the sebastian shaw of politics. the harder you hit him, the stronger he gets. the worst he does, the better he does. i think it is because the republican party tribalism has kicked in here like, even if he's wrong, he's one of our own. you are going after one of our own. tribalism is trump in common sense, it's troubling principle. donald trump positioned himself to be a victim. i'm a victim, and not everybody is rolling around, protecting him as a victim. he fully hates snowflakes, but he is a snowflake that's working for him. >> margaret, it's worth noting that, when we talked about the idea o

van jones, margaret hoover, thank you both for joining tonight. news on that january 6th defendant who was arrested near president obama's d.c. home with a van full of weapons. he also a series of recorded threats against current political leaders, democrats and republicans, how did he elude the authorities for so long? [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have chaed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. i'll always take care of you. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be by your side... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ >>> tonight prosecutors are offering disturbing new details about the man who was arrested near former president barack obama's home in washington, with two guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition in his van. a memo

porn points >> van jones and former republican -- adam kinzinger.he media, much of what she does not speak to is to blame for governor desantis's struggling candidacy a among republican voters? >> anderson, the one thing we have learned, we have learned from donald, trump and everybody else is never ever, this is like the new -- never ever except blame for anything. it's always, like paris, the fan, and push. off the media is an easy target. he only appears on fox news, or friendly media. he does not come on cnn. somehow, it's the medias fault. to tell you the, truth it's actually wrong desantis's fault because he made a decision, i think this was largely the issue. he made a decision early on that he was going to try to be a younger version of donald trump. actually, tactically, it's probably not a bad decision to make, except that donald trump is running again. nobody can out-trump donald trump. it was a bad tactical decision, and he's waiting and hoping that donald trump is indicted, and indicted, again or he's convicted. people sit back and say,

elie honig, alyssa griffin and van jones back with us. e was going to be, van, from the former president. they are attacking me. the justice department is corrupt. it does tend to help him though, we must say, last we've seen. how do you -- i mean, what do you expect tonight? can he leave this behind? >> i don't think he wants to. >> what's the message? >> he -- >> why should he. >> he is on the pogo stick and having great time with it. >> pogo stick, blast back to my childhood. >> nobody could master that one. >> trump is mastering this one. this is not hurting him at all with the people he is most concerned about right now. the general election is a long time from now. remember o.j. simpson? this guy was nefarious, did horrible stuff. black community rallied around. why? we thought the people coming after him was terrible, the lapd was terrible. if you are trying to understand what is happening with the trump base and you are african american, remember o.j. it's not your guy. you know your guy's wrong. you think the system is more wrong.

here to discuss van jones of former obama administration administration and scott jennings who was aident george w. bush. i mean, scott, a lot of those names that i just read are republicans who were in districts that president biden won and voting on something that is basically meaningless just symbolic, or would send a message, doesn't help their campaigns. >> yes, you might get into a situation where it fails. i mean what if he puts that on the floor and you don't expunge it? i talked one house member he's and maybe the first one might get expunged, i'm not sure about the second one, the optics of this are all bad, and then you take on the political empirical data we have witches voters are thinking about donald trump in the things he did and what he represents. we lose elections just like we did in the midterms, all these people want to look forward, these votes will be looking backwards going into a presidential cycle that's not the disposition the party should take. >> do you think a lot of this has to do with mccarthy not endorsing trump yet in 2024? >> yes, i mean it's about

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with us now cnn political commentator van jones. great to see you.ou were talking to me about in back stage that shouldn't be lost here which is the human side of this. yes, there's this new defendant in this case, people look at this and say the property manager carlos de oliveira, this employee at mar-a-lago, why doesn't he just flip and tell federal investigators everything he knows because he clearly knows something. >> you know, i just think that we can sometimes lose track of what it would be if you are just a regular everyday person, working a job, suddenly you get a chance to work for somebody like a donald trump, somebody who is world famous, a former president. you know, your mom is proud of you, you have something to tell your neighbors when you go home. your thanksgiving dinners are very interesting now because you can talk about stuff. this is something that's really important to you. all of a sudden this guy is in trouble and asks to you do something for him. it's really, really tough. you think about peer pressure, this is what your ki

. >>> it is a big night for legal analysts, elie honig, van jones, and allen kinzinger. i want to start with the newest news. the supreme court strikes down president biden's student loan forgiveness program. so, this afternoon he comes out and says, i have another way. given that chief justice john roberts basically said, you can't do something this big without specific congressional approval, how likely is it that this inroad will work? >> i admire the persistence but i don't think it will work. the question is not whether it's good policy, bad policy, fair, unfair, something in the middle. the decision today was that the president exceeded congressional authorization. like joan said, the first student loan plan was based on a 2003 law called the heroes act that said in time of national emergency, the secretary can issue loan modifications or waivers. chief justice said if you're going to spend that money you're going to need more specific use than that. president biden says he's going to use a different law. it gives the education of authority the authority to make di

for different perspectives on this, i want to bring in cnn political commentator van jones, and yellowy district attorney jeff -- i'm glad that both of you, here because i know both of you are very passionate about this topic, and about the idea of, baylor nobel. let me begin with, you and i were the two of you to have the conversation, because that is what is most intriguing, and we will learn more from each of you. they, and what is your initial reaction to these comments? as he writes about the noble policy headed for disaster? >> i'm glad he is raising issues we can talk about, but what happened here in los angeles, may be different in other places is that when they stopped forcing people to pay, just because they had been, arrested this is not about people that have been convicted, it's about people who've been, arrested if you are guilty, but half, money you can get out. if you are, innocent and you have to prefer to stay in jail for a year or two waiting for trial. during covid they stop doing, that and it turned out that it improve the situation when it comes to. crime what the

governor of georgia jeff duncan, and special adviser to president obama and cnn political commentator van jones. great to have all of you guys hereby. lieutenant governor, everything that tom just laid out there. all evidence of possible crime at least grossly inappropriate behavior. how do row explain why so many republicans are still supporting donald trump at this point? >> i explain it as stockholm syndrome a coupe of days ago. he like kidnapped the republican party, abused us for years, and all of the sudden his biggest victims are now coming to court to protect him. that's all i can explain it with. look, at the end of the day, donald trump has done almost irreparable damage to the current republican party, and it's time for a gop 2.0. to see these electorates, which we're going to watch the same story play out in georgia in a few weeks with fani willis, i'm not certain of but feel likely. these are great people probably in their communities and upstanding people that the president of the united states told them something, and they believed them. now it's going the train wreck their finan

. - this is rochester van jones. he's my butler. - we finally get to see a realistic depiction of ourselves. - issa, what's on fleek? - and the only way that that could be done was by changing the people who were telling the stories. - i don't know what that means. i know what that shit means. - by putting more seats at the table for black storytellers, writers, creators directors. - and that's a big difference in what we saw before. - [announcer] "the adventures of ozzie and harriet," starring the entire nelson family. - [announcer] "father knows best." (soaring instrumental music) - the tv landscape in the 1950s was considered the golden age television. you would have these great shows like "i love lucy," classic television shows, but you didn't have black representation until you started seeing shows like "beulah." - cereal, miss alice? - [ernie] "amos 'n andy" was the first all-black sitcom. - mornin', andy. - mornin, amos. - [ernie] but it was boycotted by the naacp, and after only two seasons in 1953, the show

joining me in new york, jamie gangel, van jones, elie honig, former governor duncan and elissa far griffin the target letter, would they send them out to anybody who was going to get one at the same time? >> you should. yeah. it's good practice if you intend to indict a bunch of people together, you should notify them with a target letter all at once. one of the questions who else, if anyone else, has received these target letters. to be clear, doj does not have to send out target letters, but they often do. we know jack smith does because he did before the mar-a-lago indictments and once you get a target letter, you are a very likely -- >> the purpose of the target letter is to inform the defendant about what's to happen and give them an opportunity to testify before the grand jury. >> or if the lawyers want to make any other pitch. as far as we know right now, donald trump is the only target letter we know of, and prosecutors have a lot of discretion in how they shape their indictments. who do you charge in which indictment and do you roll them one after another or all at once? it could

. - this is rochester van jones. he's my butler. - we finally get to see a realistic depiction of ourselves. - issa, what's on fleek? - and the only way that that could be done was by changing the people who were telling the stories. - i don't know what that means. i know what that shit means. - by putting more seats at the table for black storytellers, writers, creators directors. - and that's a big difference in what we saw before. - [announcer] "the adventures of ozzie and harriet," starring the entire nelson family. - [announcer] "father knows best." (soaring instrumental music) - the tv landscape in the 1950s was considered the golden age television. you would have these great shows like "i love lucy," classic television shows, but you didn't have black representation until you started seeing shows like "beulah." - cereal, miss alice? - [ernie] "amos 'n andy" was the first all-black sitcom. - mornin', andy. - mornin, amos. - [ernie] but it was boycotted by the naacp, and after only two seasons in 1953, the show

i want to go now to ryan goodman, former special counsel of the defense department, van jones, former special adviser, and thanks to all. ryan, let's start with this. we get this superseding indictment. they're talking about efforts to hide and deny surveillance footage. now we find out new footage has come forward. what does this mean? >> it's most curious. >> most curious. >> it's a puzzle, why would be they be subpoenaing for new footage in april of 2023, which is a year after they first subpoenaed for this video footage? and then why did they obtain new footage after the first indictment? so, we do know from at least "the new york times" reporting that the government was very concerned in early may at least that there were gaps in their surveillance footage. that's the big question. there's this idea that mr. taveras, the person in control of surveillance video in mar-a-lago, is the person cooperating with the government, has given them some information. did he then say, well, here's where the gaps are, here's additional footage or here it is in a different server or backup. that'

. >>> elie hoenig is back with us along with van jones.d to have you here at the table this morning. for the folks at home, i want to remind them what we heard from ruby freeman and shea moss about how their lives were changed. take a listen. >> i have lost my name and i have lost my reputation. i have lost my sense of security. all because a group of people starting with number 45 and his ally, rudy giuliani, decided to scapegoat me and my daughter shea. >> i don't want to go anywhere. i second-guess everything that i do. it's affected my life in a major way. in every way. all because of lies. >> so giuliani is saying sure i made some statements, but, but, but, but i will not concede those statements, right, were defamatory, i won't concede that they really led to this horror that was detailed there. by the way, it was protected as free speech. does this work? >> so, first of all, this was some of the most memorable and searing testimony we saw during the january 6th committee hearings. these women were accused by rudy giuliani and others

joining me now, christian saltese anderson and van jones, i, mean what do you think that debate stage to look like? because we have got this new poll out of new hampshire today, among likely primary voters, trump's at 37%, ron desantis at 23, tim scott at eight, and then you have got chris christie, doug burgum, and the others, we know nikki haley and -- have so far qualified to a debate stage, they say. >> i think it is gonna be really interesting, i don't know how crowded it will be once you factor in all of these folks having to get a certain number of small dollar donors, and the polling criteria are a little bit unusual, as a pollster, it is not 100% clear to me exactly which polls will count for the qualification standards. but nevertheless, i think that donald trump will be making a mistake to sit at this debate, we know he has done it before, in 2016 one of the debates he set out, counter programed, they made his own show, but i think he is gonna want to have the opportunity to prove that he is better than ron desantis, i don't think he will be able to let that go by. >> but w

. - this is rochester van jones. he's my butler. - we finally get to see a realistic depiction of ourselves. - issa, what's on fleek? - and the only way that that could be done was by changing the people who were telling the stories. - i don't know what that means. i know what that shit means. - by putting more seats at the table for black storytellers, writers, creators directors. - and that's a big difference in what we saw before. - [announcer] "the adventures of ozzie and harriet," starring the entire nelson family. - [announcer] "father knows best." (soaring instrumental music) - the tv landscape in the 1950s was considered the golden age television. you would have these great shows like "i love lucy," classic television shows, but you didn't have black representation until you started seeing shows like "beulah." - cereal, miss alice? - [ernie] "amos 'n andy" was the first all-black sitcom. - mornin', andy. - mornin, amos. - [ernie] but it was boycotted by the naacp, and after only two seasons in 1953, the show

here to discuss, van jones, a former obama administration official, and scott jennings, who was a specialnt to president george w. bush. i mean, scott, those, a lot of those names that i just read all republicans, who are in districts that president biden won. and, voting on something that is basically meaningless, just a symbolic message. it doesn't necessarily help their campaigns? >> yeah, and you might also get into a situation where it fails. i mean, what if you put something that on the floor, and you don't expunge it. i talked to one house member today, who said that maybe the first one might get expunged, i'm not sure but the second. when i mean, think about this. the optics of this are all. that and, so and then you tack on the political, empirical political data we have. which is when voters are thinking a lot about donald trump, and the things he did, and what he represents. we lose elections, just like we did in the midterms. so, all of these people want to move forward, these votes will be looking backward. and, go into a presidential cycle, that's not really the disposition

my name is drive van and i'm a partner at the law firm of jones day in washington, dc. i served as the assistant attorney general, the civil rights division at the united states department of justice from 2018 to 2021. and i'm here today at your invitation to speak about the federal response to anti-asian in the united states. while my discussion will focus in part on hate during my tenure at the justice department, we prosecuted other crimes that sought justice for asians and, asian-american victims, and for example in the area of human trafficking department convicted several defendants for operating an international sex trafficking organization that coerced hundreds of thai into engaging in commercial sex across the united states. and i want to focus, though, today our response to the that occurred during the pandemic and the very early stages of the pandemic in march of 2020, attorney general william barr and i instructed justice department prosecutors across the united states that the department would not tolerate hate acts of violence, including any such acts agai

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van just moments before they had a fatal crash on snowdon road . fatal crash on snowdon road. let's get the mood and the atmosphere from cardiff. we're joined by news editor from wales online , kieran jonese, kieran jones. again, karen . karen, good to see you. karen. karen, good to see you. karen. karen, good to see you. karen i'm just trying to get a picture of the repercussions of this. how the funeral will be marked today and what you knew about how many people will turn out. well as you said there, we're expecting mourners well into the hundreds, but probably thousands to be lining the streets because this is going to be a funeral. >> and on a scale that we haven't seen for quite some time, i should think, in cardiff, their friends in particular have arranged an enormous procession for ahead of the ceremony . so there will be the ceremony. so there will be two limousines, four hearses, eight rolls—royces, and somewhere . between 200 and 400 somewhere. between 200 and 400 motorbikes riding to kind of accompany the two boys on their final journey to the 1 pm. service at the church of the resurrection in ely today. so it's going to be a very, very large procession outside. lots and lot