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trumps case probably doing battle with multiple federal judges and multiple counts. this week alone was the d.c. circuit cut put his screams of presidential immunity temporarily on ice reminding him for the purposes of this criminal case, former president donald trump has become citizen trump, with all the defenses of any other criminal defendant. there were the nine supreme court justices who regardless of how they ultimately rule on the 14th amendment case sure sounded like they were...

European languages. hes roaring in the global political consciousness on the front pages of "the telegraph" was a picture of him, his family with the bye line are we looking at americas next first family? theres a lot of fascination as well as lawmakers ive been speaking to on the right in parliament. >> some glee that trump has seemed to have not done as well as he may have expected. >> thats what i was going to ask you guys. do you believe that the last 48 hours have changed the perception of ...

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In this week’s Bye Line, Jonathan Capehart calls out the narrative of dysfunction surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris, and shares his thoughts on the leader she could be. “Harris has great instincts. If she is to ever exercise presidential power in her own right she and her staff must start following them… the sooner Harris and her staff do that, the more successful she will be,” he said.

In this week's Bye Line, Jonathan Capehart shares memories of Washington Post editorial page editor Fred Hiatt, who passed away last week after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest. "For 14 of his 21 years as editorial page editor, I learned from that kind, exacting, caring and brilliant man," Capehart says.

In this week’s Bye Line, Jonathan Capehart responds to Sen. Ron Johnson’s remarks that Dr. Fauci “overhyped” the 1980s AIDS crisis and is doing the same with Covid. “AIDS wasn’t ‘overhyped’. It was ignored," Jonathan said. "Donald Trump wanted us to believe that coronavirus was overhyped. He tried to get us to ignore it... and by the eve of his blessed departure from the presidency, 400,000 Americans had died from COVID."

The political fight over the select committee. this is what theyre trying to do to muller and do it again. >> in the two minutes we have left, maria-teresa and michael, im only playing this sound bite from marsha blackburn because im going to be talking about the subject of the sound bite in my bye line but have a listen. >> senator, is there anything you want to say about kamala harris? she was given the role of acting president when joe biden got his colonoscopy last week. >> yeah. and i think...

Campaign, not in 2024 but beyond. this is where we have to be very careful on how w report it. we do a lot of media moderating on whats happening on facebook. the stuff out there, how how misogynistic and racist on kamala harris is unbelievable. you have to be careful you dont kill political careers before it starts. >> exactly. maria-teresa, michael, brez, thank you very much. coming up, the vice president like youve never seen her before and why it could be the recipe for her success. my bye...

In this week’s Bye Line, Jonathan Capehart highlights the important role Black women have played in electing Democrats to office. “So Black people, Black women especially, do what you’ve always done,” he says. “Save the republic by saving Virginia – again.”

By donald trump in the first year of his presidency. voters wanted to see competency, they wanted to see control, they wanted to see less chaos. the longer it gets held, the worse it is. >> also in that poll the one silver lining when they were asked who should be in control of congress in 2022, democrats versus republicans, democrats edge out republicans by a few points. >> thank you all very much for coming to "the sunday show." up next, the voters who hold the key to what happens in virginia ...