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Transcripts for MSNBC American Voices With Alicia Menendez 20240604 11:06:00

republicans turning on trump kiss it goodbye. they are showing that, again they are sticking with them by not calling him out. honestly, this is dangerous, it is only to continue to escalate. so i appreciate you showing that queen former president or his, because he knows what is, up he's calling out for what it is, not only is trump using these people as his closest advisors when everybody else seems to be abandoning him, but he is who he plans to lean on, especially when he tries to appeal to his white supremacist racist base. >> david, it strikes me that you have folks in trump's orbit saying this is why people are talking about when desantis, right, this is where all of a sudden people are looking for an alternative. but it is not that simple. you and i keep coming back to the point there is trump and there is trumpism and of the people olivia tally was on with me earlier talking about how tomorrow on capitol hill she's going to be asking gop leaders what they think about this someone like desantis needs to be asked about it as well. >> yeah and absolutely will not

Transcripts for BBCNEWS The Papers 20220324 22:37:00

hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are miatta fahnbulleh, chief executive of the new economics foundation, and adam payne, political editor of politicshome. hi there to both of you, thanks for joining us. let's have a quick look at what we've got on the front pages at what we've got on the front pages at the moment. let's start with the telegraph, and the remarks made by president biden after a meeting of nato leaders in brussels. mr biden said that if russia were to use chemical weapons in ukraine, the us would respond, and "the nature of response will depend on the nature of the use". the guardian leads with the same story, and it has a photo of the g7 leaders as they arrived in brussels for the nato summit. the metro leads has the headline "kiss it goodbye", as the uk announces fresh sanctions on 65 more russian companies and individuals, including the stepdaughter