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we have talked at length on this program about project 2025, the heritage foundations nightmarish plan to transform the nation into a trump dystopia. the 900 page project would provide trump a maga blueprint for a potential second term. yesterday, my colleagues had the chance to actually sit down with kevin roberts, president of the heritage foundation, and the top architect for press operation 2025. heres how that interview began. >> you reject the assertion that this is a plan that w...

everyone, and judge jeanine pirro along with richard fowler, jesse watters, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld, its 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ so let the debate trash talk begin, joe biden and donald trump are sharpening their attacks as they get ready to meet face to face for the cnn presidential debates three days from now and simulcast on fox news. the two candidates are using wildly different prep strategies, sleepy joe is still holding up at summer camp da...

it was another fast-moving newsweek. and here are some of the conversations you just might have missed. m >> it is hard to believe donald trump was elected in the senate, when i was -8 years old. that is true. president biden was elected when i was -8 years old. im going to get myself in trouble. >> yeah, you are, because they are both old. oh well. republican congressman, ryan style, in his opening act with donald trump off the rally his f thoughts on tuesday, how did go for you? tota...

breaking news on donald trumps search for a running mate in which key allies are pushing for each of those three, right there also the hearing today thats casting yet more doubt on the job judge, running the trump classified documents, case two, former federal judges are here to weigh it and questions about boeing equipment delays two passengers only instead of stranding them at ceo pair well, theyre stuck in orbit. >> john king here tonight in for anderson, we begin with the breaking ...

i am alicia menendez with symone sanders-townsend and michael steele. ahead of the supreme court, has donald trump already won his immunity case before it was decided? biden on offense . the most pointed criticism yet. inside project 2025, our deep dive into the conservative plan to reshape american government forever. grab your coffee, settle in. welcome in to "the weekend". ♪ ♪ this week, as my microphone tries to fall off, the supreme court did not release the decision...

"politicsnation." tonights lead, brotherly love. youre looking at a live shot of philadelphias temple university where donald trump is expected to take the stage in a couple of hours, continuing his effort to court black voters by going into heavily black democratic cities and talking about black americas problems as he sees them to largely nonblack maga audiences. democrats have responded by flooding the university area with receipts of donald trumps record with black america. at the ...

not necessarily itd be a deal breaker after all, former president trump won this district by nearly 19 points in 2020, erin. >> all right. thank you very much, lucy. and thanks to all of you, anderson starts now so that on 360, breaking news on donald trumps search for a running mate in which key allies are pushing for each of those three, right there also the hearing today thats casting yet more doubt on the judge running the trump classified documents case to former federal judges ar...

thank you so much for letting us into your homes for another week of shows. so grateful. >> have a great weekend. always so good to see you. >> have a great show. and welcome to "the beat." im katie phang in for ari melber. trumps legal woes moved to florida in a most recent attempt to get this classified documents case dismissed. holding a multihour hearing. trumps lawyers arguing jack smiths appointment of special counsel is uns constitutional claims a special counsel must be appoi...

1902. no voter ever saw his name on a ballot. he was elected to the senate the old-fashioned way, in a way the founders thought senators should be elected. a state legislature chose and voted for reed smoot to go to the united states senate to represent the state of utah. in his 30 year career as a senator, reed smoot rose to the most powerful chairmanship in the senate, chairman of the senate finance committee with jurisdiction over the federal government ways of raising revenue, brin...

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