david ignatius of the washington post. david? >> >> okay, david cannot.e're going to do. >> okay we're going to go to our next block. donald trump's victory in the new hampshire primary put someone step closer to becoming the 2024 republican nominee for the white house. and here at this network and, across the media landscape, we are grappling with a persistent question. how do we covered the disgraced former president, who has a tortured relationship with the truth, and a penchant for violent rhetoric? the answer may differ depending on who you ask, but we can't afford to ignore this hard truth. trump poses an existential risk to american democracy, one that is not going away anytime soon. so while there is a cost to broadcasting his lies and dangerous rhetoric, there could be an even greater cost not doing so, as he whips up his faithful with authoritarian plans and threats of retribution, if he gets another term in the oval office. threats he continues to spell out during his interviews, speeches, and rallies. >> they have done something that allows th

we have the washington post very recently for example, b. s. i think absolutely what we've seen in this war is that people have been fighting to speak out even simply to stay fast for having and a natural being accuse of anti semitism and taking sides and not certainly to not just of the media but more broadly. probably what do you make of what you've heard so far? are largely agree. this is a longstanding problem. the 1st thing i want to say of course, is to you and your colleagues that i just need a to offer my condolences for the of times a doctor. and of course, for most of us who do i yeah. only the latest of just this journalist to be targeted and by the, by israel. and i think that support that has to be made. this is clearly deliberate . israel is not somebody targeting the john list themselves, but the families, it's exterminating that families as revenge for them going out and doing the jobs. and i would say that the general, while i'm glad to hear that there's most solid, dire t. now, in general, that has been really quite a deafenin

when i was editor of the washington post, the pinocchio system was one of my enduring legacy is that nd more than 30,000 examples of pinocchio's in the -- just four years in the white house, and the one turn that he had. and so, fact checking, i think is important, but it clearly is not proven to be any kind of constraint or deterrent on the former president from offering more and more lies. i will say that i was writing my column for the new yorker on that night, i was watching the speech, but i had to listen to it on another network to get that incredibly revealing moment when tim scott, the senator, gravol'd and battled before donald trump in this act of complete south abasement, when trump is talking about how even though nikki haley appointed tim scott to the senate, that he is endorsing trump. and tim scott just interrupt him and says, i just love you. and that's a revealing moment, and i think that it would have been revealing to viewers on this network and other networks to see that. >> yeah, i'm, i totally agree with you,. susan -- of the new yorker, i thank you very much for

cnn, the los angeles times and the washington post were forced to resort to mass layoffs. the main reason is a sharp drop in the number of viewers and readers. for example, the washington post's audience has decreased by 50%, while cnn's has decreased by several times. in primetime, the tv channel is watched by a few hundred thousand viewers versus several million a couple of years ago. the situation is getting worse. the audience of big media is selected by the internet audience. but the main thing, of course, is not this, he notes. the leading media completely abandoned objectivity and became one of... in the american internal political struggle, because of this they completely lost all authority. a memorial plaque in memory of the famous teacher, the godfather of national journalism, grigory bulatsky, was unveiled at the capital’s school number 20. it bears the name of the doctor of historical sciences. front-line soldier - legend. during the great patriotic war. he was a bomber navigator, made more than eighty combat missions, and after being seriously wounded, he came

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a washington post right, of course. but also the new york times. he's located brass, cnn, fox or associated president last month insisted that they were widespread sexual crimes committed by him. us without providing any evidence of this assertion. the fact remains that we have still yet to hear a single witness. a single is rarely witness testified that they were raped by a mass member of the french foreign ministry. his, if he used to condemn ukraine's vessel strikes on russia's bow girl with region. besides a be a tax which killed $25.00 people, legitimate defense. you crate and exercises the legitimate right to defense in accordance with the article, 51 of the un charter. all of this follows a series of attacks on build roads that began last weekend and as a result of the death of over 20 or 2000 citizens in the city center or the russians defense ministry announced that he had prevented to trade in tara attacks in the region, according to moscow air defense systems, regularly this up to you training and missiles targeting the area and responds

new reporting from the washington post describes donald trump's turn around this way.lity and cry. his gop opposition has so far failed to coalesce around a single affective message or challenger. his political operation has been more professional and disciplined than in the past, we savvy moves such as chain challenging contest rules, lining up supportive delegates, and pressuring republicans to come to his defense. joining us is washington post national political reporter and coauthor of that piece. also the author of the forthcoming bush book, finish what we started, the maga movements ground war to end democracy. thank you for being here with us. thank you for your reporting. those numbers are fascinating. polling numbers for donald trump, we were showing some polling earlier in the show that mainstream republicans are less likely to blame donald trump for january six then more like likely to sink joe biden didn't win the election, to what do you attribute all this? >> well, there have been a few factors, and one, you mentioned the failure of the opposition within

new reporting from "the washington post" describes donald trump's turnaround this way. his criminal indictments into a rallying cry. his gop opposition has so far fail today coalesce around a single challenger and his political operation has been so far disciplined than in the past with savvy moves such as changing contest rules, lining up supportive delegates and pressuring republicans to come to his defense. joining us now is "the washington post" national political reporter and coauthor of that piece. he's also the author of the forthcoming book "finish what we started, the maga movement's ground war to end democracy." thanks for being with us and thanks for your reporting. those poll numbers are fascinating. we were showing some polling early in the show, mainstream republicans are less likely to blame donald trump for january 6th and more likely to think maybe joe biden didn't win the election. to what do you attribute all of this? >> well, there have been a few factors. one, you mention the failure of the opposition within the republican party to coalesce around a

we will start with the washington post article that says trump asks the supreme court to keep his name on the ballot. the gop front runner is also appealing a main decision. donald trump asked the supreme court to ensure that he can appear on primary ballots by invalidating the ruling from colorado's courts that says trump is ineligible to serve as president. last month, the colorado ruled he did participate in insurrection and as a result, could not appear on the primary ballot. this is the first time they ruled he could be removed from the ballot based on the provision that bars those participating in an insurrection.

washington post monmouth poll, 18 points was the gap. whdh tv emerson poll in new hampshire had donald trump up by 16 points. that is what the polls say headed into today. today, the people get a say in new hampshire, primary day in new hampshire. this is sam in san diego, independent. thanks for getting up early. caller: yeah, hi, how are you, good morning. i am very alarmed about this upcoming election. i think president biden, his popularity is at an all-time low. and i think he was voted for by constituents that were just kind of tired of trump. you know, trump was a very bombastic personality. but his policies -- i mean, there's good to be said about his policies. what alarms me the most is that over one-third of the country believe the election was stolen. this is unheard of. when you look at the flow of election workers that have left their jobs because of this pressure and then all the legal cases and all the scrutiny, i would even go with the word scandals, it is creating an environment that is potentially very alarming. because

that is not what you do by having "washington post" telling you you can't have plants you like.t drive your truck, that transports the plants the truck spews carbon emissions, i thought that trees and plant life absorbed carbon and was a good thing, and more so you can't have plastic pots. this is just garbage science. >> it is more like they don't have a sense of proportion. there are issues but, these are trivial things, and they just want to attack every single thing you like. we know that is not how you actually will solve problem, you solve them by making people better off and fixing the problem through innovation, this is how you fix air pollution in los angeles in 1970s, you didn't tell people, i'm sorry, you can't have your car, you told them here is a cheap -- i fore got th -- the word -- you put on your exhaust port. catalytic converter. then you fix most of the problem that is how, it is innovation. larry: you have to have communal garden parties, i call them davos party now, your plant life looks very good, bjorn lomborg. >> thank you, i love it. larry: it will make

washington post, a growing sense among political veterans across the state that the basic outcome is and a trump victory is all but assured. and that view has spread to television. >> we've been talking about this as if it's a real race, but so far we haven't seen evidence that there is anyone who's going to be able to steal this mantel from trump. >> donald trump is still the front-runner among republicans. and any attempt by his rivals to sell themselves as reasonable alternatives are going even further down the tubes. >> she does not have a strong performance, that could spell trouble for the end of her campaign. and once again another opportunity for donald trump to really run away with this. >> if donald trump was an insurrectionist, he should not be allowed or able to run for office. and if he's disqualified, that isn't undemocratic. howard: that, of course, in reasons to the ballot bans and the supreme court late friday agreed e to hear the former president's appeal of the all-democratic court's decision. trump's also appealed to the courts in maine, the ruling by the democrat

i want to finally tell you that i finally found a great article in the washington post that is relatedthis border crisis. yes, i can finally do everything. to explain based on the sources, well, that's why that since there were no serious sources, i didn't even want to talk about it, but it needs to be talked about to put an end to it, so every american state has its own national guard, uh, this national guard carries out the orders of the governor of the state, no the president of the united states, it's a federal state, when at one time president george bush wanted to bring the federal national guard into new orleans to prevent, excuse me, the army, the armed forces to prevent... the post-flood problems that were there huge, he waited a long time for the approval of the state governor, when the state governor finally agreed, the mayor of new orleans told the president of the united states that she did not allow the establishment. military unit and they did not enter en masse, what was president bush able to do, is to introduce the military there without the right to use weapons and w

i want to tell you, finally, that i finally found a large publication in the washington post newspaperwhich is related to this crisis on the border. to explain everything based on the sources, huh, because since there were no serious sources, i didn’t even want to talk about it, but it needs to be talked about to put an end to it , so in every american the state has its national guard, this national guard carries out the orders of the governor of the state, not the president of the united states, it is a federal state, when at one time president george bush wanted to introduce the national guard federal to new orleans to prevent, and i apologize to the army weapons. forces to prevent problems after the flood, which was huge there, he waited a long time for the approval of the governor of the state, when the governor of the state finally agreed, the mayor of new orleans replied to the president of the united states that she does not allow to start as a military parts and they did not enter en masse , what president bush was able to do, is to introduce to the military without the right t

"the washington post" used millions of yelp reviews and developed a formula to identify the best pizzas in each state, which led to them being ranked number threa. congratulations -- number threa. congratulation -- three. congratulations on this accomplishment. i wish them continued success for serving great pizza to the people of the first district. mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of four emergency service firefighters who put their lives on the line to save others. the savannah exchange club recently named rert bateman as the volunteer firefighter of the year, dante boykin as rooker firefighter of the year, dustin turk asfehter of the year and ray jennings as paramedic of the year. dedicated and service-oriented professionals and volunteers he has encountered. as they begin their 63rd year of service, i again want to thank robert, dante, dustin, ray and all its members for their hard work to keep our communities safe. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair■5

also wanted to emphasize to you that we will discuss, i think , the high-profile publication washington. postyou know that the americans are writing about the fact that the biden administration is allegedly preparing a new strategy for ukraine, which does not include liberating all the territories that the russians managed to seize in the near future is a conservative concept of obtaining the lands that are available, restraining the russians, increasing military power in order to give ukraine stability for the next 10 years and the opportunity to engage in economic activities as well. including such plans are written by the washington post, we know that the ukrainian political leadership does not publicly agree with them, here, but we do not know how it will go on, at the moment, here, also from various interesting news, and well, the stake itself in this strategies, as washington post sources write, will be done seriously. strengthened lines, which in particular, well, and by the way , a very interesting publication also came out yesterday, i can say michael kofman, i often ask him, and i k

joining me now, jennifer rubin, opinion writer for the washington post and msnbc political analyst, author of the resistance. how women save democracy from donald trump. also with, us norah bernstein, yeah -- at contributing editor at the atlantic, and a co-host of the words matter podcast. good morning to both of you. thank you for being here. norm, let me ask you this. here's the issue. i think you both, now because we both spend a lot of time together. you know that i think, i think you both, think that this election is probably about democracy, and democracy is in peril, in america and around the world. that's probably how people make their decisions. you also both know that people vote and how they feel about the economy. what do you do in a situation like this? more people like that woman in iowa are just making things up. unless she has substantially changed the way she loves her life, it's not possible that she's experiencing 30% inflation. >> you're absolutely right, ali. what matters is how people feel, not the reality. we know that the reality is that there and part because when

hello and welcome to washington post live. i'm kate woodsome, a writer and producer with washington post opinions. and today i'm so pleased to be joined by academy award winning actor, filmmaker and author tom hanks and geoffrey robinson, the founder and executive director of the who we are project. they've teamed up on a new animated short documentary, how to rig an election the racist history of the 1876 presidential contest. gentlemen, i'm so glad we're together. thank you for having us. thanks for the intro. so let's let's start with the origins. geoffrey, you're a civil rights lawyer now in the film making is. what was the catalyst for this collaboration with tom? well, the who we are project produced a documentary film, who we are a chronicle of racism in america. and sony pictures classics was the distributor. and they suggest it that we send copies of the film to different people before it was released. and one of those people was tom hanks. and so i wrote an email and we sent off a copy of the film, and i thought that

a washington post columnist on msnbc said the age of democracy is over.ark times are coming, led by putin and sizenpin. what is poison? white supremacy? just a few days ago, we marked the third anniversary of one of the darkest days in american history, january 6th. the day insurrectionists stormed the united states capitol states, trying for the first time in american history to stop the peaceful transfer of power. it's the start of a new year and for everyone in the united states, that means we're at the start of the election race. we have never seen voters so dissatisfied with the candidates who are going to lead them. this familiar face is already dominating every aspect of the presidential race. they are fully coordinating this in washington because i am leading this process. when i return to the white house on day one, our country will be back. to a foreign policy that puts interests. yatal sweet, as he is called in the yellow newspapers, look, purely a fashion model, barefoot on the bank of the hay, with a bag of roses and newspapers, previously wi

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a washington post right, of course, but also the new york times associated press. cnn fox associated press, last month insisted that they were widespread sexual crimes committed by him us without providing any evidence of his assertion. the fact remains that we have still yet to hear a single witness. the single is rarely witness testify that they were raped by a from last member. we heard claims from his rarely troops. we've heard claims from members of ultra orthodox so called rescue organizations like zack, a raised millions of dollars off of their claims about the funds committed by whom us these people say they've seen horrible sex crimes. but one press for evidence. they all invariably acknowledge that no, there is no actual proof. in fact, the only person who has publicly described being raped by whom us was a freed captive named mia sham. but when you examined her playing a little more closely, she claims to have been raped with the eyes. she said that when she was under her last captivity, there was a terrorist looking at you 247 looking rating you with hi

mykola, let's talk about the probably high-profile publication of the washington post , who write that the united states has changed its plans, its strategy for helping kyiv, it is said that ah, if last year bet on a major ukrainian offensive and the liberation of the occupied territories, they claim that this year is the conservative scenario of the biden administration. journalists referring to their data and the actual article of the promotion it is said that the us military plans for ukraine do not provide for the return of lost territories, at least in the 24th year, what, what are your thoughts on this matter, you must have seen this publication, yes i have certainly seen, read these materials, but i think that this is the position of some authors, experts from the us side, but not the administration. biden and not the position of the obvious supporters from the republican party, i am simply explaining why, because i literally spent these three days working with a large delegation of the usa, these are representatives of the state department, these are representatives of congress

from the washington post, tom jackson, we have to leave it there.— leave it there.th us _ leave it there. but thank you for being with us on - leave it there. but thank you for being with us on the - leave it there. but thank you | for being with us on the bbc. you are welcome. extreme weather has hit europe and the us. in the uk, water levels have started receding after widespread flooding. heavy rain caused major rivers to overflow on friday. officials say about one thousand homes have been damaged. flooding has also drenched parts of germany. thousands of people, including firefighters and relief workers, are working to defend flood barriers against the weight of water, following relentless rainfall in recent weeks. and in the united states, a massive winter storm is sweeping across the country. the east coast is seeing a mix of snow and freezing rain. the state of pennsylvania is among eastern regions seeing snowfall. and a strong storm has hit fort lauderdale, florida on saturday evening. this footage from social media is showing what looks like a tornado movin

so washington post, "new york times," get to work, investigate this.it is very important. i think this breaks open a lot of very interesting scenarios that were kind of hidden until now. i don't know, anyway, let us move on. nikki haley gaining ground because independents in new hampshire, a lot of polls coming out. polls vary. they all jump around, stuff like that but it looks like there is a huge push by democratic donors and liberal republican donors to get out the independent vote for nikki haley in new hampshire. >> cnn has her within single digits in the latest poll that comes out. the scenario only works for nikki haley if ron desantis underperforms in iowa and drops out, in new hampshire he is something like fifth right now. that support, at least a lot of it goes behind haley. then the trick is does christie drop out? the only way she can be remotely competitive with trump beyond new hampshire if it is a two hours race between trump and haley. if he he the she gets close trump can't debate because he doesn't have a big lead. boy would that be

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. >> you might be interested in thisrom the washington post.discussions about dropping out began last week. here is a bit from his reporting. desantis, quote, was not even going to bring single digits in new hampshire and had no path in south carolina, a person close to him tells the washington post. he was trying toeleveryone he was going to hang out and wait for trump's legal challenges to play out but that wasn't feasible and he knew it. more from the reporting from the washington post, it was a sprawling operation that amassey infighting and distrust among different factions. you may behington post. the lincoln project, which was created by republicans who are opposed to former president trump, they tweeted out this after the florida governor announced he would no longer presidency. quote, you can be the most -- thbiggest republican in america but if you kiss the ring he will say you are wonderful. that is what ron desantis said about the former president in iowa. he quickly endorsed the former president. robert in bloomingdale, illinois. >

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liz: but they are not speaking and unifying way that if i were now, washington post is reporting, tutore former president obama is where did the word biden will losing 20 david axelrod and james carville and campaign manager, and also warning bided lose the morning biden is going to perform battling the debate and you have a full 55 percent of the voters that by itself in ages severely limiting his ability to do the drop in what you think. >> question from a nancy pelosi also saw. tudor: that's what think that i give to her she also she talked about when she comes to elections cc the writing while she does not want this to be another basket of the portals, or to be turning off the people know they needed the middle but she seems that happening barack obama and not just letting the stuff like this is coming up because he's concert the question is, what is coming existed democratic because face it, barack obama is the leader of the democrat party and assistant democrat party telling the race, get ready to coalesce around the republicans really need to be listening to with the hey we don't

one more from the "washington post" as well. the republican primary is over.et ready for a grim rematch. wl go through some of that analysis this morning, but we mostly wt to hear from you on phone lines as usual. democrats, republicans, and independents, especially looking for new hampshe ters and residents as well to cl in, but we are hri from members across the country starting in wisconsin. th iharvey on the line for decrs. good morning. caller: gd morning. thank you for taking my call. it seems to me it is prey apparent that a lot of tim's tim scott, vivek ramaswamy,heare pandering for later. they are not looking out for the average person but it is about personal movement. thank you fotang my call. host: that is harvein wisconsin. paul is in the bronx in new york. good morning. caller: i don't want toay it is a foregone conclusion trump will win again but it looks like it. he never had a chance to go against the other primary contestants, but everybody seems to be dropping out, so at this point, it is looking like trump and biden in 2024. host: what do y

you can find the column online at "the washington post" website. he talks about the re-election campaign of joe biden saying, i am not trump enough of a message to drive non-maga voters to the polls and fishing numbers for biden to win, question mark. i don't see fear in loathing as campaigning tools and not freaked out by the polls showing a closeo election because that's the only election we have these days but worry about polling that indicate key democratic constituency such as young people and african-americans are not interested in voting in november. he makes other themes when it comes to the re-election campaign of the current president and this goes on as the former president still making his case to receive another four-year term in office. you can comment on the speech yesterday and the themes that took up. velma in kentucky, you're next. go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. i don't care for any of biden's speeches, they're usually very rhetorical and same old-same old. he did speak about january 6. you know, when you allow violence an

and that's what tyler page from the washington post was reporting. grew animateed, regarding a lunch that joe biden had, grew animated discussing the 2024 election. former president donald trump's potential return to power. one of the people says he has suggested to biden's advisers that the tam -- campaign pain needs more top-level advisers or must empower the people already in place. obama has not recommended specific individuals, but he has mentioned david fluff at the -- david plouffe as a the type of adviser that he needs. would minute like that be able to turn this around? pete: there are candidates and then there are campaigns. and great campaigns can only do so much with a certain candidate, and joe biden's a special case in that, in that reality. what do you do? if how do you polish an 80-year-old with a bad record? will: i don't know. i think that he made his best attempt on friday. he began the campaign, he made it about trump, made it about the savior of democracy, and that's probably a response in some respect to what obama's asking. hey

a report leaked to the washington post revealed major concerns about israeli premier benyamin netanyahu who is currently indicted on corruption, bribery and fraud charges. washington reportedly fears that netanyahu views. a long war with palestine, which also expands to include lebanon as the quote, key to his political survival. many are shocked that israeli politicians could have murdered over 23,000 innocent palestinians and wounded 60 thousand others so far, just to stay in power and out of prison. the power is in the hands of the united states, and if the united states thinks that this is happening, then they can't stop it from happening today, and that is in essence the issue here. um, i'm not a psychologist, and i'm not going to psychologize about whether netanyahu is psychopath, a megalomaniac, somebody who just wants to stay in power for as long as he can stay in power, um, i do believe that he'll be gone as soon as this crisis is over. "if perception takes root that netanyahu is fomenting what is denounced worldwide as genocide for personal gain, then us public opinion may tur

in just moments washington post columnist alexei mccain and talks to me about nikki haley and the significance of a woman being donald trump's primary challenger. democratic strategist antjuan see right on the hurdles whether biden faces in south carolina with the black voters and we're gonna do some math we are going to out of the damage from donald trump's 83 million-dollar verdict. >>> with a very good day, from msnbc world headquarters here in new york, welcome to all of you to alex witt reports. it is three pm eastern, out west. the campaign season certainly heating up with events on both coasts. president biden is campaigning in columbia, south carolina today. republican candidate, nikki haley, it campaigning trust about 90 miles or so away. early voting starts today in nevada and vice president kamala harris is in las vegas. so is gop front runner, donald trump. also new today, trump is reiterating his call for senate republicans to reject a bipartisan border deal that ties ukraine aid to border security. speaker mike johnson's already said that bill may be dead on arrival in the house.

welcome to ""washington post" live." let me start with the current political situation. president trump has four crimin president trump has 91 indictments against him, and the national polling averages, he's slightly ahead in a hypothetical matchup with president biden. ha is going on in the country right now? guest: thank you for having me. i've been around here a long time and a part of the political process for a long time. i never thought i would see the country where it is today. i never thought i would■9■ see a president refusing to concede to the will of the american people. i never thought i would live in a world of sound bites become the order of the day. so what is happening in this country today seem to be driven by a new technology that the country is having a hard time accommodating. a lot of it has to get rid of things like indoctrine and fair comment. these things were put in place in the 1930's to draw against this sort of thing. but we've thrown away all of that for all these protections that are out there and no longer there. this is not a policy and po

he wrote about in the washington post. to your point, yes, many people believe president died and the best person for american democracy to survive. that comes from democrats. but inside the democratic party there is a huge question of whether or not president biden can beat former president trump. i was intervwing a congressman from minnesota who was running against president biden for the democratic nomination. a no labels group was running as a independent. it's not easy for the press to say, biden equals democracy when democrat inside the party, independent left-leaning people are having their own question. >> we are speaking on the assumption that the general election choice. >> it won't be a general election choice because you have two independent candidates in kennedy junior and cornell west. there is an editorialule to make endorsement. we he the washington post editorial page. i don't think news organations need to take a polital stand on elections. you can lay out the stakes r american democracy and say, if trump

now washington is preparing for a long conflict in yemen, reports the washington post. administration. is drawing up plans for a sustained military campaign against the houthis after 10 days of strikes failed to stop the group's attack on maritime trade. defense in big quotes, why the military doctrines of individual countries are aggressive character, the attraction of power and the desire to rule the world, the us belief in exclusivity, the constant search for enemies, as well as the belarusian development strategy in key documents. feel the difference in clear policies. watch today after the panorama. unfortunately, we have returned to a time when military force became the main argument in building interstate relations. heavy snowfalls hit the southeast of turkey, local media call them the heaviest of this century. the epicenter of the disaster in the province. here is the depth of the snow cover in some places it reaches 5 m; hail fell in antalya. local residents share footage on social networks. frosts, strong winds and snowfalls in the usa. here , almost nine doze

you might be interested in that reporting from the washington post.the lincoln project, created by republicans who are opposed to trump tweeted this after the announced he would no longer seek the presidency. he can be the most worthless republican i kiss his ring,>> i also am interested that desantis dropped out and i believe nikki haley is a hillary clinton want candidate wnce and it is interesting with ron desantis, he dropped out and also is backing president trump. if he is not looking for a vice president spot, trump has a long list and h to be on it but i would say trump has proven that he can do it, he has been there. that is my opinion. so. >> speaking of potential vp picks, r video of kari lake, who was running for senate in arizona at a rally with trump tonight in in an opera house. look how she is interacting with the crowd and according to ryan murphy she was greeted by supporters screaming vp, vp. emily andngan. >> i am voting for donald trump on super tuesday. watching the people in new hampshire, they are new englanders and will go for