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who has lived through every single branch of our federal government. and i think they're going to set and the jury's mind, this is an unreliable case based on unreliable witnesses, so it'll be fascinating to see how they do it. but like i said, first impressions, this is a key moment. >> yeah, not gorman. >> what is your sense of how the politics of this have been breaking for donald trump over the quest's last week as the country has watched jury selection look, there's nbc news plot yesterday that it really huge, 42, 42% or so. the outcome of this trial, how you view it's pretty much based on who you're voting for. i don't think that changes quite honestly much after this and listening incredibly drastic happens. but i think where trump is concerned journal what he can control. i think we talked a lot about what he can't control, what he can show last week you went to this bodega had a messaging of that talks about something other than the trial, about himself. he was about immigration, crime, migrant crisis, winning issues forum kenny, keep doing that. >> can you keep talking about something other than himself when it comes to this trial? and also, can he shou have video of him that isn't just him sitting in a courtroom. >> yeah. >> if he can keep lightening from striking in north
be some satisfaction at least that someone's taking responsibility it's interesting at max netanyahu, it's seems in the wake of these attacks from iran is almost been strengthened in this way as that, as those attacks from iran had been launched on israel, it has kind of reinforced his repeated messaging that we've talked a lot about here. that while we can have conversations about out a political accountability until we're done with the war, until we're kind of out of this immediate situation, that kind of throw him a lifeline in this kind of strange way. i mean, certainly it changed the politics on the ground here in washington in terms of the movement of aid to israel getting out the door and the house speaker mike johnson, finally act we asked him to the pressure around that. is this all unfolded? what is your sense of how events have kind of turned things at for netanyahu, even of course, as we have the administration, the biden white house basically saying they want to make moves
in to court today and stopped and i don't mean this lightly, but it was really donald trump bingo with witch hunt in the free center space. he hit every single poll. it's not fair might pose her up. this is coordinated with washington letitia james. letitia james letitia james over out of jail those. so donald trump does no branding. he does know messaging, whether it's right or wrong. he thinks this works. >> let's dive into one thing because my phone was following up with messages from michael cohen, who is the key witness for the prosecution, are one of the key witnesses for the prosecution. he took issue with me saying that he'd been convicted of perjury. it actually was code 1001. yeah. why don't you tell us exactly what he pleaded guilty to and what he was pleading guilty of battery. >> right. so brief history of michael cohen back in 2018, he was convicted by guilty plea.
please do reactor that is seems that the former presidents is nurturing some of those margins in some of the key states. >> ins weber -- suburban woman is an error that the training campaign says that it will be targeting to try to boost its numbers in those states on the issue of abortion rights but you also heard president biden i think shook his messaging a little bit on the economy right now. focusing more on tangible things that you would do -- he would do including a second term versus making as many comparisons with things like a written infrastructure for you, here's all the ways that i think i'm better than donald trump on the economy because voters just sort of feeling those things so now he's focusing on more things like affordable childcare, what he used the money for if he raises taxes on millionaires. >> sandra: we'll dig more in to the innocent second on the issue of abortion but first, julia, to you on this, this is a former attorney general bill barr, we just heard from a moment ago, but also this over the weekend he had to say -- he had this to say on his decision to this
is enough to knock a horse out. i chat to dozens of people, most in their late teens and early 20s. a lot of them are taking at least a few grams a day and tell me they had no idea of the issues it can cause when they first started using. from the minute you wake up... beth and her mate, who wants to be anonymous, are keen to share their story. we're calling him �*jay�*. we catch up with them on a saturday night as they prepare to buy ketamine from a dealer they found online. i was hoping to pick up a minute ago. the guy has seen a police car where i am and just, cos i'm not from the area, driven off. and how did you find that dealer? so, it was just as easy as messaging a friend on facebook, saying, "hey, do you know anyone with k "in bristol area?" and then, yeah, i was sent the menu and a number and it'sjust a case of messaging. it's, "what do you want? "where do you want to meet?" as easy as that.
was gross to women. and so this highlights and reinforces it for them. and so they take it more seriously and is the trump campaign when anything about the fact that there are so many women voters were concerned about these characters. >> they can't change his personality and they can't change his personal history that we're all deeply aware of. they are trying to focus it's on bragged. they're trying to focus on, quote, unquote witch hunt. they're doing their best to take the focus off of allegations about his sexual misconduct over the years. and in fact, at the hearing on friday, part of the conversation is about whether or not it would be okay if in the theoretical circle stands that trump does sit for a cross-examination, as he said, that he would if it would be okay to ask him about e. jean carroll about various things in his past related to sexual mr. hello to allegations. >> and so trump is martyrdom, messaging is cooling, working with a significant amount of republicans as something not to discount another set of focus group voters here to time general election trump foreigners for 2016 and 2020, but who voted for nikki haley in a primary this cycle. and
his past related to sexual misconduct let's allegations trump is martyrdom. >> messaging is cooling, working with a significant amount of republicans or something not to discount another set of focus group voters here to time general election, trump voters for 2016 and 2020. but who voted for nikki haley in a primary this cycle. and what do they what do they think? about these charges in these various tropic cases this is stuff that happens every day with larger companies and things like that. it seems to me like liberals in the country are saying donald trump's are criminal. let's find a crime dependent with, i think probably is the most serious is the classified documents one but then biden had classified documents and even pence ended up with quest's saying, oh, wait, i found one in my house, two which makes me think they're all rather careless that's reaction to that. yeah i mean, these are people who looked
you say they, who is this they? there is not some massive, coordinatedded approach on messaging among the left coordinating with prosecutors and media. i mean, if there were, the left would be a lot more effective in its efforts, right? so i think that we have to be clear about who is doing what. there is a case, there is coverage of the case. the coverage of the case may not be that interesting. it may be about whether or not he's sleeping while he's, you know, in trial. it may be about a whether or not certain things are admissible. but how the coverage plays out versus how the case is proceeding, those are two different -- howard: well, i agree with you that it ultimately comes down to the evidence and the testimony, but there is no way this would be virtually wall to wall on some channels without any cameras in the courtroom9 if the media weren't putting up the numbers. tomi, the media keeps saying, oh, trump can't campaign, he's stuck. hasn't he been able to get his message out in we showed you some clips at the top of the program talking to reporters
in their late teens and early 20s. a lot of them are taking at least a few grams a day and tell me they had no idea of the issues it can cause when they first started using. from the minute you wake up... beth and her mate, who wants to be anonymous, are keen to share their story. we're calling him jay. we catch up with them on a saturday night as they prepare to buy ketamine from a dealer they found online. i was hoping to pick up a minute ago. the guy has seen a police car where i am and just, cos i'm not from the area, driven off. and how did you find that dealer? so it was just as easy as messaging a friend on facebook, saying, "hey, do you know anyone with k in bristol area?" and then, yeah, i was sent the menu and a number, and it'sjust a case of messaging. it's, "what do you want? "where do you want to meet?" as easy as that.