i want to stop you, imran khan, because you have made it clear you accept no responsibility for the violence around may 9th. i understand that, but my point, really, was to focus on the fact that since may 9th, the extreme pressure put on your pti party, some of its members from the most senior to the mostjunior, has led to the implosion of your party. some of your most senior former lieutenants like fawad chaudhry, pervez khattak — whom i mentioned — jahangir tareen, they've all left. some of them have set up new political parties. your party, as it was, frankly no longer exists. if my party doesn't exist, why don't they announce elections? why did they run away from the elections stipulated by the constitution, announced by the supreme court on the 9th of may, and 60% of pakistan was punjab? they ran away from the elections. now they're trying to run away from the elections in october.
i want to stop you, imran khan, because you have made it clear you accept no responsibility for the violence around may 9th. i understand that, but my point, really, was to focus on the fact that since may 9th, the extreme pressure put on your pti party, some of its members from the most senior to the mostjunior, has led to the implosion of your party. some of your most senior former lieutenants like fawad chaudhry, pervez khattak — whom i mentioned — jahangir tareen, they've all left. some of them have set up new political parties. your party, as it was, frankly no longer exists. if my party doesn't exist, why don't they announce elections? why did they run away from the elections stipulated by the constitution, announced by the supreme court on the 9th of may, and 60% of pakistan was punjab? they ran away
right now. i'm starting to agree with greg, i hate to say that. signs are pointing that he might not be the nominee and i want to bring up what you said about barr. some really smart lawyer earlier on fox said if they're going to bring in barr as a witness, they get to crossbar and say, okay, you told trump there was no election fraud. what did you do to investigate it? how many man hours did you spend and how much money did you spend in where did you go and what did the lieutenants tell you? you can't say everything is find and two weeks you checked for fraud. everybody has the right to be suspicious and a covid reelection blowing out signature and blow out all the deadlines and blast out all these unsolicited ballots into the ecosystem with no chain of custody, you're in the suspicious and a right to be suspicious and all the state legislators know there's no power to do anything about it. it was just done via judicial
moment. >> well, when richard nixon in the weeks after he left office, contemplating his future, he assumed that he would be indicted and he asked some of his former lieutenants who was also caught up in the watergate scandal what it might be like to be in prison. and so richard nixon understood that the founders expected that presidents would be liable for any criminal conduct that they had undertaken while they were president. fast forward to today, donald trump is the first former president to be indicted for crimes, alleged crime, that he committed while he was president. the documents case is about actions that he did after he left the presidency.
their life or believe there is a window of possibility for rehabilitation in the future? take a listen to one of the lieutenants, one of the law enforcement officials there that day reading one of ethan crumbley the text messages. >> hey, man, times rough ever since you left. i don't know if you are dead or fived away but i hope you're doing well. i'm about to do something really bad and there's no turning back so i'll never never be able to see you again. i hope the best for you and sorry for anything i've ever done. >> to put what you just heard in context, that's ethan crumbley reaching out to a classmates of his and one of the more mild messages heard today. some so graphic we can't put it on-air. and the prosecution are building a case now that for days and weeks maybe months leading up to this that there were signs and symptoms showing this was
hey, this is nikoli, the head of burisma and one of his top lieutenants. so this is a very big development today. karl rove is standing by as politically in the mix here r.f.k. jr., very interesting. he's mounting a challenge to president biden in this race. he came out with some strong words about this investigation saying this. >> the issues that are now coming up are worrying enough that we need a real investigation of what happened. you have burisma, which is a notoriously corrupt company that paid out apparently $10 million to the -- to hunter and his dad. if that's true, then it is really troubling. >> neil: so he is talking about the news that came out friday about this 1023 that was revealed that really gave a lot of meat on the bones to this
own lieutenants would say if given a second go around he would bring in a nightmare slate of public officials, it's not you saying it, jason. and it's not tv commentators, it's trump's own people, that should really worry you. if you thought a first trump administration was bad, you ain't seen nothing yet because the people who were willing to stand up to donald trump in the maga movement who would try to say no to illegal and unethical and unconstitutional ideas will not be back for a second go around. it will be the enablers. look, i'm not saying that those of us who went in to try to keep the guardrails wrong did everything right. i have enormous regrets about how that was handled. we were naive in thinking we could keep him in check. but that's the message i want to send is do not count on good people going in in a second go around. it will be the enablers. it will be people who want to execute his vision. >> miles taylor, author of "blow
but it is getting hot in here. hundreds of millions of people around the world are dealing with unprecedented heat, with records being shattered around the goal as the consequences continues to worsen. earlier this week, part but the persian gulf hit a heat index of 152 degrees fahrenheit, a level intolerable for human life. china hit records of over 126 degrees fahrenheit, and much of europe is facing a heat advisory, as wildfires rage in greece. the u.s. is breaking records as well with extreme heat affecting some of the 7 million people. nbc's erin maclachlan has the latest. >> i am erin maclachlan, the heavy deep heat dome -- that the harry reid international in las vegas. several flight attendants and passengers exiting ticked up the flight by stretcher after being stuck in the apartment with an relenting triple digit heat for hours. >> it was visibly shaken, like shaking. >> robertson was fine with that
should look like in the united states. that sounds like what happens in third world autocracies. and you opened this segment by saying, trump is laying out the play book for how to turn the united states into a centrally run dictatorship. that sounds like crazy rhetoric, but it's the reality we're living in. and he's spelling it out in excruciating detail. i have to say the reporting you mentioned from the times, maggie haberman and jonathan swan did an outstanding job, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. that's why i wrote "blow back" to go into deep detail about exactly how they want to weaponize the federal government department by department to exact revenge against their rivals. don't hear it from me. the people quoted in the book are the people around donald trump, his former top lieutenants and senior republicans in congress and who recently left congress. >> you know, it's no surprise to anyone watching and when reads anything i do listen to my podcast, i have been highly
did they just throw hands, offer thoughts and prayers? what is the response when you explain that your life was in danger because you cannot get access to a type of health care that hadn't been available for everyone for most of our lifetimes? >> so i've had the opportunity to testify in a senate judiciary hearing, and they actually ignored me. they did not adjust me, did not look at me, did not ask me questions, they just ignored me and pretended that i was not there. i think that is their goal because they want to silence me and silence all the other pregnant people that this has happened to or might happen to. i think they want to pretend that this is actually a problem, and that's why we continue to speak out because it is, and it's happening all over the country and getting worse the longer this goes on, but they refused to believe it and try to ignore us. >> one other thing, because i think this is also key, the kind of activism that you're