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They would definitely or probably not support trump in 2024. that only leaves it with 36%. you cant win a election with 36%. so this is, as much as trump has tightened his grip on the republican party, while he is far away ahead in the gop primary field, these are general election numbers, and these are general election numbers of not only sell a loss for donald trump, but dragged down the rest of the ticket to. and that is where there are a lot of republicans panicking that they could lose the ...

You to get away from the car. >> aishah: a long time ago. take a step back -- >> john: he created that. how he made his money. >> aishah: look at what the judiciary committee has done on this, i think the damage is done when you look at it, the so-called facebook files and all the things they were mad about. some of them were just memes making fun of what was happening. >> john: i mean, all you have to do is look at the hunter laptop, right, some of the covid stuff, you can draw conclusions from...

Precedent has been set. with dirty work from alvin bragg to fani willis, no stepping back from this precipice now. the case boils down to criminalizing of aggressive lawyering. people like john eastman, offer the president a novel and controversial approach to challenging the electoral process and president trump agreed to follow their advice. willis charged them all with an array of state crimes. regime media help said in the lead-up to this with clever branding of the legal conclusions. >> ten...

A president should do. >> ill continue to say it as i see it. we see the legal system being weaponized against political opponents. thats un-american and unacceptable and at the end of the day we need a better system than that and quite frankly hope to be the president of the united states where we have the opportunity to restore confidence -- >> that phone call, you heard it, right? >> yes, i draw different conclusions. >> you would do that as president. you would look -- >> he doesnt want to a...

Different conclusions. next? >> you would do that as president? >> good line of questioning there and some very predictable responses from those republican presidential contenders. joining us now nbc news senior national politics reporter, jonathan allen. great to see you. so, lets talk about first with how these other republicans are reacting to trump. we just heard a little sound there. there is a big moment on the horizon for them to talk about it, which is the first debate, one week away. yo...

Set. with the dirty work done by alvin bragg, to fani willis, there is no stepping back from this precipice now. now, the case basically boils down to the criminalizing of a aggressive lawyering. because people like john eastman and other experienced legal minds offered the president a novel and, yeah, a controversial approach to challenging the electoral process. and because president trump agreed to follow their advice. well, because he agreed to do that, willis charged them all with an array ...

Justice cant rely on our transcripts. they have to do their own investigation and their own interviews and the like. but i think well laid at the evidence that was very important for them to reach their conclusions. >> really stunning to hear that from the. on a serious no, he described the indictments partially the blueprint from the report is striking in your silverstone. on a lighter note congresswoman, we learned that tonight of the four or five people in the world who have tracked which the...

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Tomorrow. weve known a case of this scope will likely take two full days to present before grand jury a that meets on monday and tuesday. were officially on indictment watch here in fulton county. >> gwen, we know there was a special grand jury that did the investigative work over the course of many months. my understanding is this grand jury has been presented with their conclusions and the key evidence. can you expand upon that? take us inside the courtroom leading up to a vote on potential ch...

Almost all of the mps on that committee had expressed their verdict long before they saw any of the evidence — almost all of them. im sorry, but youre an experienced parliamentarian, you know that the house of commons works on rules, those rules have to be accepted by everybody. 0k. there is a privileges committee, it is bipartisan, and they reach their conclusions, which in the end overwhelmingly were accepted by the house of commons. thats the system. but mps are fallible people and theyre o...