donald trump in jail since 2015. today, democrats have gotten them closer to that goal. let s be very clear, the white house is the key player in the game of political vengeance. joe biden bears the ultimate responsibility for what this will do to america. our nation s chief executive has the inherent duty to do everything he or she can to preserve america s standing in the world as the world s leading democracy. that means whether through back channels or public speeches, biden should have made it clear that his party would oppose any local prosecutor who uses trumped up criminal charges to punish and humiliate a former president. of course, biden didn t do this. instead, he bowed to far left which has been salivating over the prosecute of trump in a mugshot for years. a lot of democrats spouting off saying they think trump should go to jail. president trump could end up being prosecuted. once he become a civilian, donald trump may have to go to court and could go to j
america where prosecutors who wields enormous power are political hacks. alvin bragg is no different than the hosts. we all know if trump quietly retired from politics after the last election, he wouldn t be facing an indictment tonight. he wouldn t be facing any investigation in georgia or by a special prosecutor in d.c. either. going forward, when any american president or diplomat speaks out against the human civil rights abuses in russia or china, those countries are just going to respond with you re lecturing us. nice try, but your system is morally bankrupt. you did everything you could to put one of your own former presidents in prison right before one of your so-called elections. at that point, given what s happened, who could argue with that. the fact is democrats are doing what we have watched
but it took my exposure to a broader set of conversations including to a friend, dear friend in mississippi law to make a tough choice without the support she needed, without support from me, for me to start to think about what does that mean. i think rebecca pointed out earlier, rebecca traister, you may not choose abortion for yourself but almost a majority of americans believe each of the right to make that decision. this is not a conversation for politicians, is a conversation between a doctor and a pregnant person, a pregnant woman to have the conversation with her doctor and her family about what makes sense. i i would say i have all, as i call myself and i come to this with the zeal of a converted. i understand the concerns that people have, martin luther king junior once said that he cannot segregate his moral concerns. you cannot believe that it s okay to steal the ability to women to have bodily autonomy and say you believe in human civil rights. i cannot do that.
broader set of conversations including to a friend, dear friend in mississippi law to make a tough choice without the support she needed, without support from me, for me to start to think about what does that mean. i think rebecca pointed out earlier, rebecca traister, you may not choose abortion for yourself but almost a majority of americans believe each of the right to make that decision. this is not a conversation for politicians, is a conversation between a doctor and a pregnant person, a pregnant woman to have the conversation with her doctor and her family about what makes sense. i i would say i have all, as i call myself and i come to this with the zeal of a converted. i understand the concerns that people have, martin there can junior once said that he cannot segregate his moral concerns. you cannot believe that it s okay to steal the ability to women to have bodily autonomy and say you believe in human civil rights. i cannot do that.
accusations, many of which are based on outright lies. that s unusual. and particularly coming from alabama talking to us about protecting the human civil rights. i do think this is pure red meat for the base. reporter: the governor s anger was echoed by hundreds of immigration rights advocates who gathered outside the hotel where sessions spoke, chanting and blocking traffic. it was a loud, but peaceful protest. both sides are now digging in for a long fight, but regardless of how the district judge ruled in this lawsuit, dana, the lawsuit will appeal. it s likely we should see this case settled at the u.s. supreme court. dana: thank you, claudia. the white house defending trade tariffs one day after president trump s top economic adviser gary cohn resigned over the decision. treasury secretary steven mnuchin saying tariffs will move forward despite any push back.