excluded from the argument and these appeals are happening, everything has stayed and paused. once the supreme court says you re back, is it too little too late? past the primary date. harris: you answered my follow-up, does this have higher implications? for democrats, this could happen to them, too. are they not forecasting the future? this has bigger implication. talk about the politics of this? guy: poll from u-gov showed eight in 10 democrats support keeping president trump off the ballot. independents go the other way. that shows enthusiasm within the democratic base for disqualifying president trump from the ballot. you have seen state legislators introducing legislation to throw joe biden off the ballot.
that really isn t there. i doubt the judge will take that very seriously. stuart, to luke and claire s point, let s put up some of this. trump did do this sort of stream of consciousness on his truth social about not being able to get a fair trial, calling mike pence liddle mike pence. and then talking about the only reason that he was vp, you know, he was going to be ousted as governor of indiana. you know, and he made him his vp and now he s gone to the dark side, calling jack smith deranged, and going on and on and on. it is working on some level, because he s gone after nancy pelosi, which i think is vulgar, saying she s going to live in hell. just sort of gross sort of conduct. but there s a poll that s out from cbs u gov, that shows that this is working on some level. it asks how many voters agree
u gov has biden up 45-43. the rhetoric gets overheated. there is zero evidence saying trump had anything to do with this violence. well, the second point there is currently what s under investigation. i m not going to relit at this gate this. the first point you make is about polls in the future and you have every right to bran dish that. i think we might hear that from republicans. shea, we look at specifically all of the election that is have occurred. you can get a little more evidence from how it actually went down. i m curious, shea, in your responses. there s lots to unpack there and what you heard is why the republican party is in tremendous trouble going forward. yes, florida went red. that is absolutely true. alabama went red. at this point this is a red state. republicans have to win michigan. good luck with that. they have to win pennsylvania, good luck with that. they have to win georgia, good
todd: huh? based upon what? joe: reckless and stupid rhetoric leads to this result. u-gov does a poll and two-thirds believe that russians changed vote totals, that is all we heard out of media and nancy pelosi and the kremlin fears hillary clinton? can we remember the reset button while she was secretary of state with russia? i have a feeling they didn t fear her much. the same nancy pelosi who says donald trump has a chance to prove his innocence. it is guilty until proven innocent . todd: it was until recent regimes took over. black letter of the law says you re right, joe. joe: thank you. ashley: lsu champ angel reese
approval when you said and i was amused bret when you said lots of people have been asking questions. the voters have been asking what s happening with jobs and inflation. not what is happening with documents in the bottom drawer of the president s office. bret: what do you think, kellyanne? i think that the president should be listening to celinda moore because she is very honest and very smart. the fact this is hurting him. u gov did a poll even before the 12 hour search of his residence in delaware. that poll found 53% of americans said that the biden document scandalabra as it is becoming now just as serious or more serious than a trump one. i don t think that eequivalence is a good idea. if you negligently mishandle a document you are admitting culpability. this is why it hurts joe biden a lot it. plays into the idea we can t get a truth from this white house. after the chaotic afghanistan pull-out they never returned to him. they had a sideline president