he would not give them back is going to say a lot in this case. and not only was he going through them in florida at mar-a-lago, but he took some of them with him up to bedminster, and he had a specific document that he wanted to show off. and he had that with him. about iran. and one note about trump in a period of time when trump, but for all intents and purposes at mar-a-lago to still be pretending to be the president of the united states, and he has people around him calling him mr. president and sending out the email lists with the presidential seal on it, and kind of a imagination around him that he was the president and the documents belonged to him when of course they did not. and now, he is the first ex-president in the history of the united states to be indicted on federal charges and his own ex-attorney general says that he is quote toast, if only half is true. and still, many are standing by
last go-around in 2016, the republican candidates announced from march to june of 2015, i vividly remember that. look ahead to this coming year. in other words, march to june of the year before the presidential, if you compare that to 2023, a new book coming out in february of 23. we might expect to see other candidates announcing again in that march-to-june time frame, even though last cycle that this was competitive, even march was considered early. what are you hearing? what s your sense of timeline for something like this and why that matters? i think what makes these groups interesting is that they are serving us the foundation for potential campaigns. they re allowing these potential candidates to build email lists, to develop messaging, to potentially develop what could be grassroots supporters. so whenever they do announce those campaigns, they will have kind of a knowledge set that will fuel potential campaigns that they do run. hailey fuchs from politico, good to see you
follow an lgbtq hate account that the whole goal is to get trans and lgbtq people sort of excluded from public life and drive these very harmful narratives around trans people. i mean, that s those are two very, very, very, very different things, right? she also talked about globalizing her base to run for local school boards and is collecting email lists, which 100% will be used for political purposes. this is a political force, an influential media force. the idea this woman is not newsworthy is quite nonsense, you know what i mean? i cover influencers for a living and i m telling you this woman is more influential than a lot of people that i cover. so it s very important. the right will make those arguments because they don t want grooming. that s a blunt statement for the washington post reporter to make, they don t want scrutiny. no, they don t. i think powerful people do not want scrutiny. they want to give credit to the media so they can operate with
and it s very, very misplacedy given the state that the country is in right now.me you mentioned race and gender ideology. that we are a country that internally can t agree whye the american revolution was launched. we can t agree aboutag what man and woman are and thenan more kind of materially speaking, we re a countryte that s facing a fentanyl crisis, a huge border crisis, declining life expectancy for working class people whichin ise unheard of in the rest of the developed world. and so in the facel of all this kind of externally focused agenda which is partly military but partly all these ngos national endowment for democracy, freedom house, it s sometimes surreal among their email lists you get an alert saying, you know,mo o gay rights in lgbt rightshi in his beckstein ares under threat and you wonder, you know, stepde outside, step a outside in washington, look at the addicts at union stationt, v look at, look at or i live in new york city, look at the addicts, the mentally ill
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