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A little interesting. but i don t know i mean, wer i thought it was he they were all pulling far below trump. >> i think trumps going to be the nominee. yeah, i saw i did the chate lit . >> did he do you believehet the audience got that or did they just laugh because it sounded like an itik phrase?almt >> it was well-delivered. it was almost like a punch line. but whats ironiut c is christie thought it was an insult to everybody on the 30. >> it was the best compliment in theeryone u world. >> a...

Poll. >> so that is what adam is talking about. the magic of our trial courts when our -- >> i dont know if thats sustaining. >> with 16 seconds left in the segment, were gonna bet on american jewry. i dont want to leave my future and my kids future up to 12 people in a box. >> may not have a choice. >> well said. everyone, thank you so much for this, and this conversation. really, jordan a former president united states booked in fulton county. john king and i have some final thoughts, in just ...

>> well, look, as a father of four i could give you an hour-long dissertation on all the ways a child is is going to avoid going to sleep at night. im hungry, im thirsty. i could keep naming this list. >> trace: you and jackie ibañez might write a little book here. >> amen lets do it. >> jackie and the chef on how to take care of the kids. so the poll is what topic would you give a 20-minute presentation on with zero time to prepare, would you, yes, 93% on x, 86% on instagram. robert patillo sa...

On a defendant if they have one federal count against them. one state count against them. donald trump has 91. despite his bravado and bluster, that is pretty crushing for him. so, you know, cheseboro is talking about moving quickly in georgia. im wondering how quickly jack smith can move. you know, hes talking about a january case. what do you expect on monday? that may be the most significant hearing we have as far as setting a date in that case that should be able to move pretty darn quickly....

Start backing away from the one guru cult leader, terrorist leader, thats the best way to do t. to de-radicalize someone. the fact that mostly all of the other candidates arent similarly siding with trump, bashing the fbi and institutions. it doesnt help, and if doesnt get you to de-radicalization. one of the things law enforcement is tracking, appeared 2 goes back to the last segment where we talked about cults, ill throw in david koresh and the branch davidians. the deep investigation and the ...

Around, and also a real friend will tease your later segment. we have bernice king on the show tonight. this is a real friend and also my friend and big brother, reverend al sharpton. a perfect place to bring you in. yeah, there is so much resnns to this happening in georgia, rev. you think about the fact georgia passed these laws to do run-offs to make it harder for black folks to get elected in that state, and yet fani willis is here. she was elected, and because she was elected, this black wo...

Know, go back into the white house, is to try to protect himself, and hes constantly feeling out those possible opportunities to use this run for the presidency to inoculate himself against justice. what i think is the serious version of this, though, is not that somehow hes going to game the system during the course of running for president to keep these charges from sticking. what hes going to try to do is sow chaos and try to do it potentially in the form of violence. that would have sounded ...

I think i know the answer, but when asked the expert anyway. girl joining me now is my friend and colleague, joy reid. joy, its great to have you here. we talked before the segment about this new york times piece on ron desantis. he thrived at yale. he was desperate to go to harvard law. and now he has created a brand for himself, railing against those very same institutions, positioning himself as a cultural warrior that is here to tear down the intellectual walls that have been built, to ignor...

Signs. but the interesting thing is, at least in practice, many d.a.s when i defended files a speedy trial -- to get a reduced sentence to lesser charges or fewer charges. and so, that, at least, was the practice when i was d.a.. we will see how this d.a. handles it going forward. >> one more question. because we spent a long time talking about him at the beginning of the segment. rudy giuliani -- is out there on the steps talking about how this is -- fani willis is going to go down in history a...

I think i know the answer, but when asked the expert anyway. girl joining me now is my friend and colleague, joy reid. joy, its great to have you here. we talked before the segment about this new york times piece on ron desantis. he thrived at yale. he was desperate to go to harvard law. and now he has created a brand for himself, railing against those very same institutions, positioning himself as a cultural warrior that is here to tear down the intellectual walls that have been built, to ignor...