love a chance to frame it for you. >> i'm kevin lip ttac at the white house. and this is cnn victim donald trump i'm found guilty and could face prison time. a stunning precedent for a man on the ballot. >> again, this is bigger than me. this is bigger than my presidency. >> he's taking an aggressive stance but how is the verdict affecting his campaign and his future republican national committee co-chair lara trump joins me exclusively. next. >> turning point president biden in response to the trump verdict with caution, that's how the american system of justice works. >> and pivots back to policy. you, fellow democrats think he's missing an opportunity. senate candidate, congressman adam schiff joins me exclusively, plus all in top republicans rushed to trump's defense. >> i can't believe though this shell but with polls showing a tight race, what will independent voters thing, he back to nikki haley for president new hampshire governor chris sununu is ahead hello, i'm kasie hunt and washington where the state of our union is in uncharted territory for the first time ever a former us president, donald trump is a felon convicted on 34 counts he'll be sentenced by a judge just months before he stands in the presidential election. last night, trump leaned into his stance as a self-proclaimed quote warrior with a visit to the old fighting championship in new jersey. and the republican party seems to be buying his message. trump has raised tens of millions in donations since the verdict thursday in new york. as republican officials of all stripes are backing him and attacking the us judicial system but the effect on his bid to unseat president joe biden, particularly among independent voters, is far from clear. not to mention the legal consequences of his conviction, which he will appeal. his attorney, todd blanche told the ap he plans to argue strenuously against potential prison time and trump was asked about the possibility hill face house arrest or prison on fox face. >> what that does, i'm okay with it. i don't know that the public would stand it. i don't i'm not sure that the public would stand for with a house arrest for i think i think it'd be tough for the public to take at a certain point. there's a breaking point and joining me this morning is republican national committee co-chair and the president's daughter-in-law, lara trump good morning. >> thank you very much for being here good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so you heard at donald trump just their respond to the possibility of getting sentenced to jail or house arrest. he says he's okay with it, but he's not sure if the public will stand for it and they quote at a certain point there's a breaking point what does that look like? what is he saying will happen i think you've seen already what's happened. >> it's the american people have really spoken up and casey, they've spoken with their wallets in their pocketbooks even in a time where our economy is in such bad shape, thanks to horrific policies by joe biden, the american people came out and in 48 hours after donald trump's verdict was read our campaign and the rnc raised $70 million in digital fundraising. this is small-dollar donations, and i think the amazing statistic to take out of that is that 30% of that money came in from people who had never once donated to donald trump. people are very upset about what they saw happen this week to someone that could never have had a case brought against him. we all know that f his name had been anything other than donald trump. this case, what i've never seen, the light of day and what people are seeing now is that they can't trust our judicial system they are very worried about the america that we are facing. if this is the precedent, we are setting, and the united states. and so i think that that was a very quick, very rapid, and very strong response from the american people. it has gone way too far. the judicial system being weaponized against a political opponent, the american people are set and they spoke out about it. >> laura, this was a jury of regular americans. do you not trust them donald trump. >> let's look at the fact that this case was not brought by the fec. they looked at this years ago, they said there's no the case here. it wasn't brought by cy vance, the former district attorney of manhattan. it wasn't even brought by alvi all possible statistics as well. this judge managed to get three anti-trump cases. steve bannon, allen weisselberg, the former cfo of the trump organization, and donald trump. he donated this judge to the biden campaign his daughter raises money for the opposition for death. i asked you about the jury specifically should james i'm not i'm not done. you had a judge who told the jury that they did not have to be unanimous in their decision they could come up with a whole host of different ideas and then they could come in and present it to him and they would work it out together. >> this case from the beginning has been cited. >> the venue should never have been in new york city because even though he had to be unanimous people document leave, trump, which and again, about the jury and normal americans that are part of this, do you think it's not possible for any correct to get a fair trial by jury. >> i think that this judge should have never been a presiding over this case. he weighed the entire case in the eyes of the jury, and then he gave the jury instructions that were incredibly leading. and you can't blame the jury they were doing what he told them to do. so from the beginning, this case, whether you're talking about the judge, the venue, the instructions given, or the fact that but a key witness that would have exonerated donald trump and shown what a waste of time this entire case ultimately was. the judge wouldn't allow in. >> so you can't blame the jury for their decision, but you're tired. >> you want to know the former president had an opportunity to testify. he could have. and i also want to note, of course, he does plan to appeal this just to circle back to what we did here from the former president this morning this judge, who you just criticized extensively is the person that is going to decide whether or not the former president will go to jail what should donald trump's supporters do if that happens? >> well, they're gonna do what they've done from the beginning, which is remain calm and protest at the ballot box on november 5th, there's nothing to do other than make your voices heard loud and clear and speak out against this. because this is not the united states of america, casey, this is the kind of thing you would expect to see in a communist uss so they shouldn't do anything until voting starts and then they're going to come out in droves. and i believe donald trump will be reelected as a 47th president. >> so you of course, are the co-chair of the republican national committee and your party is set to nominate the former president for president again. >> and that's set to happen right now, just four days after he has said to me be sentenced on july 11, are you planning or discussing any changes to the convention in programming or scheduling well, i think we have to be ready for anything as we've seen, you know, all bets are off when it comes to donald trump. >> so yeah, we have to wait and see it's ironic to me, you had to rush this case through and now we have to wait over a month of course, for sentencing. everyone to read into the irony of that, of course. but yes, we have to make plans as they happen and we're going to have several contingency plans. the truth is, it really doesn't matter whether it's from trump tower in manhattan, whether it's from mar-a-lago, whether it's from our convention in milwaukee, wisconsin, we will nominate donald trump as our republican nominee. and that's what ultimately matters all right so at this point you also have to consider how independent voters may actually take this in. >> this is going to be an incredibly close election. it could come down to a handful all of these independence in critical swing states are you going to lose votes because of this conviction i think the polls right after the verdict show that actually the opposite has happened. >> you had a 6% jump, are six point jump rather for donald trump or right after this conviction was red. and as i noted, 30% and of the donations and small dollars that have come in since the verdict have been new donors. that that translates into votes. what we understand is that when somebody donates even $1, casey to a campaign, they are going to ultimately turn out and vote for that person. they are bought in. and so i think what matters to people right now isn't donald trump in downtown manhattan a case that everybody can see was weighed against him that never should have seen the light of day. they care about their lives, they care about the fact that they can't make ends meet right now that it's harder to put food on the table for their families that they can't fill their gas take-up in the same way that they're worried about the future of the world because we have a war in europe, we have a war in the middle east. they want to get back to the days when they felt safe and secure as americans with their economy and with the rest of the world. and we know who brought that to them. it was donald j. trump and i believe they're going to come out and vote for him solely because of that. >> how much of the money that is being raised that has been raised is going to be used to pay for the former president's legal fees well, everybody has an option whenever they donate to our joint fundraising agreement to opt out of it is a very small percentage of the money that we take in. >> and so i would have to say, well, wait and see what is necessary in the future. obviously, this has been a very costly thing, not just for donald trump and his campaign, but for america. this stain that this has put on our country i think is abominable. and we'll do whatever we need to do to ensure that the right thing happens on november 5th because that's when the ultimate verdict will be rendered. >> republican senate candidate larry hogan in maryland. and again, i'm asking this in your capacity as one of the co-chairs of the entire republican party and he's a popular former governor in maryland. he wrote this ahead, right ahead of the verdict. he said, quote, regardless of the result, i urge all americans to respect the verdict and the legal process that is not the republican party line at the moment. and in fact, he was attacked by the top trump adviser, chris lacivita, who wrote that he quote, just ended your campaign, end quote. >> does the republican national committee support larry hogan for senate? well, i'll tell you one thing. i don't support what he just said there. i think it's ridiculous and i think anybody who's not speaking up in the face of really something that should never again have seen the light of day a trial that would never have been brought against any other person aside from the rnc has supported the respect of anyone well, there's a respective anymore do you he doesn't deserve a destructive anyone in the republican party at this point. and quite frankly, anybody in america, if that's the way you feel that's very upsetting to hear that. >> so are you willing to cede the senate seat in maryland to the democratic party and not support larry hogan what i'll tell you is that we of course want to win as a party, but that is a shame and i think he should have thought long and hard before he said that publicly do you are you willing to use republican party resources to support his bid or not? >> it sounds like you're saying you're not well i'll get back to you on all the specifics monetarily. but what i can tell you is that as the republican party co-chair, i think you should never have said something like that. i think that's ridiculous. >> okay. >> and finally, we are of course, five months out from the election. and we haven't heard a lot of republicans give straight answers to what but is a pretty simple question about the election. so i just want to ask you directly, it will you commit to accepting the election results in 2024 of course, is if this is a free, fair and transparent election, absolutely. >> and actually we're doing everything we can from the rnc to ensure that indeed that happens. we are working in overtime to make sure that every american republican, democrat and independent feels good about our electoral process because casey, we can't repeat an election like we had in 2020 where you had half the country with huge sweeping questions about what happened that never got answered. that's show you. i didn't wins. >> we need transparency will mean is a free and fair collection. absolutely. >> you guys, if donald trump wins, will you accept those results? >> because that's the real question everybody has said, will we accept them? of course, we will, but we want to the lesson and zero evidence. widespread fraud that couldn't change the ultimate outcome and it's not most of those lawsuits were were swept out the way on clerical errors. and actually, if you look at people who were told that the hunter biden laptop story was a fake story. >> enough of them would have voted against joe biden and for donald trump, that it's solely would have swung the election in and of itself. >> so that alone is enough. but then people are really wanted to know, well what happened across the country. we never got those answers. i can tell you, yes. we will accept the results of this election if we feel that it is free, fair, and transparent, and we are working over time to ensure that indeed that happens. >> all right, the co-chair of the republican national committee, lara trump. thank you very much for being with us this morning. i appreciate your time. >> thank you all right. >> he was going to donald trump's biggest antagonists in congress, the senate candidate and congressman adam schiff is here next and a republican governor opposed trump in the primaries. >> what does he think of the verdict stay with us russia we're trying to spy on us. we were spying on them i was hadi friday this is a war, but secret war, secrets and spot hi guys, a nuclear game from years tonight at ten on cnn it's so easy to get your windshield replaced using safe flight until the people i haven't done it already, my mint, let's start off as a ship and grew into a crack and it just keeps going. so what do we do now? 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well, first, in terms of large trump's interview and her complaining about the case being tried to new york before new york jury if you don't want to be tried in front of a new york jury, then maybe don't commit somebody crimes in new york city it's pretty simple. and that jury was selected in part by donald trump and his attorneys they've edit each of the jurors. he had every right that every other criminal defendant has in that courtroom and they found this ordinary jury of peers found him guilty on every single count. so if you don't want to be tried in new york, don't commit crimes in new york but he got the same due process as any other person. and that's exactly the way it should be in terms of donald trump's comments about whether the public reaches a breaking point if he is sentenced to jail time this is clearly donald trump, once again inciting violence potential violence, when he is sentenced and lara trump may try to explain it away. we see this pattern over and over again where donald trump communicates with his base supporters making it pretty clear what he wants to see and then his enablers tried to explain it away, but luck, his baseless is to him, they don't listen to lara trump and this is another dangerous appeal to violence and is yet another reason why americans are going to decide they don't want a convicted felon in the oval office. they don't want someone that has so little respect for the system of justice or our criminal laws that they're a convicted felon and then attack the system as a result sir, you are former prosecutor experienced prosecutor. >> now, it's the judge that's going to have to decide the sentence for the former president. but the prosecutors in the case, do you have to ask for what they want? do you think those prosecutors should be asking the judge to put donald trump in jail i think what the prosecutors should do and for that matter, what the judge should do is look at what are the sentences given out in new york? >> for like felons, people that have committed felonies of that nature that donald trump committed. they should recommend a sentence no greater or no less than any other citizen would get for committing those crimes. now, i do think the judge should consider as any judge would against any defendant. has the defendant accepted responsibility, have they? don't remorse, so they're willing to make restitution in this case, as you can see from the moment he stepped out of that courthouse, donald trump shows no acceptance of responsibility and that ought to be weighed against him as the judge would against any american who's convict on a multiple counts and takes no responsibility cert considering that the sentencing is likely to occur just days before the start of a convention and months before he's to be the republican nominee in november. >> do you think it would be dangerous for the country if donald trump were sentenced to jail? >> no, i don't think it would be dangerous for the country and we have seen trump urge mass protests outside the courthouse that never materialized. but nevertheless this is i think what donald trump is aiming for. this is essentially his threat that if he gets jailed time, that he's going to encourage his supporters to rise up. and we saw the very deadly results of that on january 6 so i don't think the public is going to respond to that call. i hope we learn something from the awful experience of january 6, but it's very clear what donald trump has accept responsibility, but as willing to danger people, just as trump is willing to violate the gag order and potentially endanger witnesses or jurors of the judge himself or family members that's something to judge ought to be considering. >> cr you are the democratic candidate for senate in california and president biden's campaign has clearly tried to strike a balance between attacking president trump over what's happened is a convicted felon, while at the same time not going as aggressively as some on the left clearly would like him to be. i'm curious what you think should president biden be leaning more into this message of donald trump being a convicted felon? >> i think for the president, there's a time and a place for each argument. i think on the day of the conviction of the day thereafter, i can understand the presence thing above the fray and demonstrating his respect and expressing his respect for the jury system but i think the president should be leaning into this going forward the his competitor is a convicted felon. and you can only imagine if if the situation was reversed, they would be going after joe biden with a vengeance. they're making those false claims about joe biden regardless so i i think not only the president, but democrats need to be making the case forcefully to american people. if you want something done about housing and how unaffordable it can be. you don't want a convicted felon in the oval office just looking out for themselves, you want something done about childcare. you don't want a convicted felon in the oval office? you want the country run properly. you don't want a convicted felon to turn the oval office and the federal government in some kind of a racketeering operation i think that's a powerful case to make. and certainly one supported by the verdict here. >> do you think there's a world where this helps donald trump politically this verdict by increasing his supporters for vr and interest in going to the polls i don't it was amusing to watch lara trump make this so much about fundraising. she's very clearly with the fundraising. pleased with the fundraising. but that doesn't translate into votes. these are folks that were already for him who may be more for him, but fine. they were voting for him anyway but for average, americans, the idea of not just having someone they can't respect nuts, somebody, having someone that they don't feel as a decent, good human being in the oval office, someone that they would be ashamed of as president, but someone who is a convicted felon to have them as as the representative of america? no american people are not going to want that and i don't think the fact you get more money out of your base as donald trump is, is any reflection to the contrary yeah. >> sir. before i let you go, the trial of hunter biden begins tomorrow on gun-related charges. you of course, i've said the public should respect this verdict against donald trump. actually, the public also respect the verdict against hunter biden, regardless of what it is absolutely. absolutely. and i think the president himself will respect the verdict. much as it is painful. i'm sure to see one of your children on trial, but yes, american should accept when a jury reaches a verdict, they should accept the result that is part of our democracy and the really the anchor of our constitution is the fact that ordinary citizens get to decide how the rule of law is applied to even the most powerful in our country. that's something we should be proud of all right, congressman adam schiff. >> thank you very much for your time this morning, sir. i appreciate it. >> thank you all right. >> up next is there room for dissent in donald trump's republican party? 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a field to take flight circle is the energy that gets you to the next level circled is which now making gold purchases. e most d distributors in america welcome back to state of the union. >> i'm kasie hunt. a new dynamic in the problem as i race with donald trump's felony conviction. what we'll independent voters think, the kind of voters that nikki haley is still earning in republican primaries. my next guest backed her over trump in those primary striking me now is new hampshire republican governor says sununu. governor, thank you so much for being here. >> you bet. >> so donald trump is now a convicted felon. are you comfortable voting for him in november oh, sure. >> as apparently according to the polls, most of america is i mean, the po't really moving people's decision a majority. of people say it doesn't really matter. i think there's a small percentage that say it'll make them more likely in a small percentage, said we'll make make them less likely to vote for him. but in the end, it's ' kind of a wash and it's it's early june. right. so this is just the first step of this process with his legal troubles, but it's also we have two more debates. we have the conventions, we've got a long way to go to november. and this is going to be well into the rearview mirror in terms of the voters, those independent voters, and where they go de but do you find it troubling at all look. >> i don't want my nominee to be convicted of anything. of course. and i work as hard as anybody other than maybe nikki haley, of course, to make sure he wasn't the nominee because i think we had a lot of a lot better choices, but he is going to be the republican nominee of the party, people in america want change. they do. this is as, this is how bad joe biden is, the effect that regardless of what happens in the courthouse, it looks like joe biden is going to lose. he doesn't deliver results. inflation is real. the borders real public safety and the lack thereof, and especially in a lot of these major cities, is real. i mean, donald trump is within single-digits in new york at this point, right? never mind the swing states, even in new york they're making a run at winning new york. so this is just, it's up to the voters and that's democracy and the voters are saying, we want to change so speaking of the voters, nikki haley, who you, of course endorse, worked very, very hard for during the time when she was still in, you guys were still a team? >> she said this about what americans would do following a conviction. watch there is no way that the american people are going to vote for a convicted criminal. they're not do you think she's wrong yeah. >> apparently apparently, we were both wrong on that one. and i think the issue there isn't it's not just that he's convicted. he wants just still the label which exists today, but when you look at what happened, the extent the prosecution had to go to to line up these domino's to bring a conviction on charges that had never been brought against anybody in the state of new york ever. i mean, representative shifts said the judge should impose the penalty as any other case like this would be imposed. it's never happened before it gets never even happened. so do you not accept the jury's verdict and you see the bias in the judge another look, the jury did their job. i don't think many people it should be complaining about the jury. they did their job. but the fact that they had to go to such extents to push a case that was clearly politically driven with a judge that had previously shown political bias and changing the rules at the last minute. i mean, even on this very network, your own legal analyst have said there's so how many ways that this thing is going to be appealed. this is not overbite by any stretch, and i think it's a real problem. the fact that they're going to have a, they're going to commit sentencing right before the convention. that's a terrible idea. i mean, that is a terrible idea that's going to do nothing but ryle, everybody up. it's gonna look even more political than it is now. and just cast a shadow of a doubt on this entire case you say ryle, everybody up. >> you heard with the former president said the congressman schiff seemed to say he thought the president was suggesting there would be violence. how did you read it when you say rile up, does that mean violence? >> well, no, i would nobody wants violence. of course. but i'm not saying you wanted violence, but i was asked are you saying yeah? oh, i think there'll be lots of protests. you'll see folks coming out in droves trying to show their support for the former president? no, i think you're just going to see it's a it's a heated election year. you're going to see a lot of folks come out on both sides, of course. but at the end of the day, those independent voters that decide where this goes, that are going to come out there. they're not going to be looking at this in terms of who the next president is. they want change and from my point of view, all i'm trying to bring folks nationally is an understanding of what's happening on the ground in why inflation is real. public security, israel, border crisis is real. all of these things, there's chaos internationally. these things line up and those are the priorities of a lot of folks right now. >> so let me ask you about what the co-chair of the rnc just said about larry hogan, the republican nominee for senate in maryland. she said he doesn't deserve the respect of anyone in the republican party do you respect larry hogan? >> of course. of course that was a completely that was a bad statement. but by laura out without a doubt, we want him to win the senate race. he was a great governor of maryland. he's talking to his constituents as bass. and i hope everyone in maryland goes down, votes for him because he's just a great guy. he really is. we might not agree on everything politically, right? sometimes i don't his statements? i'm sure he doesn't always agree with mine, but he was a great governor of maryland and i have no doubt he's gonna be a great senator of maryland. >> all right. and finally, sir will you accept the results of the 2024 presidential election regardless of who wins? >> of course, yeah, you know why? because even when we have recounts, even when there's questions at individual states, we get the right result, right? 2020 biden won, we got the right zone. there was a peaceful transfer of power as bad as january 6 was come january 20th, joe biden was sleeping in the white house and he had earned it. he had earned those votes. but come to 2024. again, you'll have my guess is either side, you'll have recounts in questions in here and there. we just know that's probably going to happen, but we'll work through it in those two months and i have no doubt that the winner will be in the white house on january 20. >> some of these vice vice-presidential prospects have not been willing to be as straightforward as you were just there about accepting the results. do you think they should be more straightforward on something like election integrity? i think you've got to be very straightforward. i do and i don't know who's saying what and who's vying to be vice president and all that kind of that's a bunch of nonsense to me. >> i'm looking at what's happening on the ground. i want america to be in a better place and you gotta make sure sure that the election is held true. each state manages their own process in terms of recounts and all of that, each state got through a tough time in 2020, but got it right at the end of the day, republicans and democrats figured it out and make sure that the results were verified. and i have no doubt that's going to happen again in 24 all right. >> chris sununu, governor fair. grateful for your time today. thanks very much for being with us you bet. >> thanks. >> all right. donald trump is catching up with joe biden in a very important metric. we'll talk about it when my panel join us next. >> the stanley cup. once to give. let's live vicariously through what makes ewc so special? we do a really great job at sharing all of our associates to be the best of the best. >> one thing that we're never going to do is double-dip comfort wax is only appearing to the hair. never this skin comfortable. it comes off clean. >> we're just going like now in under 15 minutes, then our products there may think smoother skin less ingrown hair less irritation. what are you waiting for? 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and what do you think we would see in the event he is sent to prison? >> well, first of all, i think he's right. i think people would be i mean, republicans would go crazy. they're already going crazy, but this would be a level of intensity that i i'm not sure we can exactly describe today, but i honestly think they ought to do it. i mean, look, the core of this case was that it was a campaign finance violation. so agree. just that it might have changed the outcome of a presidential election. so if you actually believe that don't want to, they just lock him up. why don't you just want me just play it out in its logical conclusion, alaska is looking at me this one i think because i think democrats or tip toeing around the toe no i don't think we're tip tip toeing around the tulips, which is a new one for me but the fact is your candidate for president of the united states decided to cheat on his wife by sleeping was any election while she was no, definitely not while she was while she was pregnant by sleeping with a porn star, violated campaign finance laws and then then committed fraud and bookkeeping that's a fact. now, any is a felon now. what do we lock him up? i actually don't think so. it's a class a misdemeanor. >> so i'm sorry, the republican is saying lock him up it's not my only point is that it's not a it's a class a misdemeanor and so he's gonna get a fine and get probation all the histrionics. they are what they are. but for republicans to be tied in this, not about the fact that somehow the criminal justice system is unfair, is rich. i said this before, but when cao rittenhouse was found not guilty, everybody said, just trust the jury system one george zimmerman was found not guilty. we had to trust the justice system. and now all of a sudden because you don't like the outcome, we don't trust the justice system anymore. i just find it to be rich irony congressman, let me get you in here because i do think there also is this bigger question of the impact of this on what is very, very close election. >> there is new cbs polling out this morning that shows and they were testing this in the wake, immediate wake of this verdict coming out, and they found that 51% of americans say no trump is not fit to be president. now that he's convicted just 40% say yes, he is 8% are not sure in this poll and yet the numbers, the top-line numbers for support in this race are incredibly, incredibly close. do you think this is going to make the difference? >> if democrats effectively campaign on it as we should. this comes down to the resonance of law and order with haley voters in the heartland, donald trump this weekend has threatened another january 6 when he aided and abetted cop killers. and that's another data point in a fact pattern. now of the republican party jettisoning lawn older, they are voting against border security legislation that was endorsed by the border patrol agents. they are trying to defund the fbi. they're trying to surge guns into our classrooms and on our streets and democrats have an opportunity here to reclaim the initiative online order, and earn voters trust on this issue. and win the election on this issue. >> crystal, essentially, you talked to voters all the time. is he right about that message resonating? >> well, i know voters do want lawn order. they do want things like a secure border. they do not trust joe biden right now to provide them. and so i think the big question she for me coming out of this verdict and how everybody responds to it is i think it is very possible for democrats to overplay their hand on this. donald trump has said this is a democratic attack on me to try to influence the election. >> the more joe biden comes out and talks about this, the more that feeds into donald trump's exact argument. >> that this is all political. >> what would joe biden said was we have to respect the integrity of the judicial system. when you contrast that with what speaker mike johnson said, which was i'm basically going to lean on my supreme court friends to overturn this a gross abuse of the separation of powers. i think that lawn would have caused us is actually quite sharp for the american public. and again, it doesn't have 40%. are you? 5% sent have to see this wedge now of one party upholds lawn order and one party is out there voting against border security legislation and trying to defund the fbi. >> i'm a little i'm a little surprised to hear you invoke the respect for the justice system because within a 24 hour period joe biden says we have to respect the judicial system, absolute respect. any yet he tweets and the centerpiece of all of his speeches, right now is the supreme court tried to stop me, but i did it anyway. on student loans, so i'm just wondering which part of the judicial system do we have to respect? what which ones are good and which ones are just as a point of law here, the supreme court ruled that his use of the heroes act in 2003 was illegal. he did not use the heroes. that doesn't mean three, he used a difference. >> he just kept going because he upheld the supreme court's ruling and founding member, does it not offend you that the prezi united states is usurping. i would i would argue that i would argue that the offense here probably oblique is donald trump and the fact that it's a party, it's a party running on law and order to your point. i'm not so certain we should run on this particular issue. i'm not so certain we should go out here and be touting the conviction of donald trump, per say. but you're right. we have to reclaim issues such as law and order because that is a pervasive issue that voters actually care about, is the president being aggressive? so enough, the president is going to draw a sharp contrast as a stable hand on foreign policy, as a capable steward of an economy that has seen 15 million jobs and 18 million new businesses open and inflation fall by 60% since the pandemic, he's an take the tat on this, on this thing, on this convicted felon thing, there are there are progressives party saying he's not going far enough. he's not hitting it hard enough what do you president has a sense of responsibility to the integrity of the judicial system to say, first and foremost, right out of the gate, we must uphold the rule of law and that contrast, the actions are going to resonate lab than the words let's watch what or listen, i should say to what governor chris christie of new jersey, who has been a sharp trump critic, although he also was at one point in his career, a friend about the impact. this verdict could have much it's not just what impact it will have on voters. >> that's important, but it's what impact it will have on him because he will get angrier and angrier and more paranoid. and idle. think that makes him attractive candidate to the very narrow swath of voters that he has to try to win in order to get the presidency back. >> it seems to me, scott that it seems to me that honest republicans will acknowledge when i speak to them privately that keeping the president on a message that the campaign wants him to be on, that his advisers want them to be john is the key to him winning. it's not what we saw from him when he went to trump tower throughout his teleprompter is and spent half an hour kind of airing his grievances is kristie write about this i mean, he look i'd be mad too, if some alleged sex i had in 2006 has a legend on the brink of rikers 18 years, 18 years ago. >> and this guy's looking at possible prison next month at the hands of these democrats in new york. i mean, i'd be mad two now, as a campaign matter he still has a strong hand to play if he'll play it, the economy, people hated the border, people hated joe biden may think he's too old. there's a strong hand to play. i feel play it yes. >> i agree that if he stays on those messages things will be good for him because the reality is, there are some very early polls coming out. i would encourage people not to read too much into them for a couple of weeks. and i say this as a pollster but this race is very, very, very static. it is going to take something monumental to move it, because so many people believe that both these men are unfit to be president. they believe that the economy is not doing well and that's why they don't trust you. biden and they don't like donald trump because they think he's strange and chaotic. and i think this is what's leading america to say. i don't like either of these men, and that's why any polls and the short term trying to assess well, does this verdict matter, et cetera? 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