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Referendum on trump. and voters rejected him. if he insist on making 2022 about him and his grievances, wont that hurt republicans? the big winning moment for republicans was glenn youngkin in virginia. and he didnt go anywhere near trump. >> yeah. and so, donald trump makes 2022 about him. that is a net positive for democrats. look, democrats got their majority in the senate because donald trump gave them to senate seats in georgia. they are not frankly anticipating winning. it may be in the ba...

Champ 16-year-old alysa liu sitting in third. but brandon frazier, the highest ranked duo in paired skating forced to pull out after frazier tested positive for covid. meaning they have to petition the committee to be able to compete for team usa in beijing. final selections loom this sunday. finally, former nfl quarterback charlie batch just offered a college kid a million bucks to transfer to his alma mater. former oklahoma quarterback caleb williams entered the transfer portal earlier this ...

About a potential move to spurs this summer. the 29—year—old is out of contract at old trafford at the end of the season. for mistake captain retired there are 500 ties for stowe, one in the backin are 500 ties for stowe, one in the back in 2012. hes recently been playing for inter—miami in the mls. but a back injury has pause time on his career. the final ashes test starts in hobart on friday. its a day—night test. australia have already clinched the ashes after winning the first three....

The six nations. so, eddiejones excited about the development of his squad at this six nations, but the tournament could still face disruption for some players due to rules on vaccinations in some of the competing nations. france and italy have stricter quarantine requirements for unvaccinated people arriving from the uk and ireland. some coaches may have to bear that in mind with their selections. the wales boss wayne pivac, though, says hes under less pressure to do that because of how the fix...

Legislation, if this isnt passed, do you still believe the upcoming election will be fairly conducted and its results will be a legitimate? >> president biden: well, it all depends on whether or not we are able to make the case to the american people that some of this is being set up to try to alter the outcome of the election. >> tucker: kamala harris was asked about this. we are going to show you the clip, you can look it up. it turns her, she is an election truth are too. she doesnt think its...

Its really -- its a bit scary what can happen when we have countries in the regimes that completely control the mind and the thoughts of their people. so if we dont get some help i would say from international community, if there is no push to open up the news environment and to allow the professional journalists to do their jobs, i think we are facing another kind of, you know, full selections with results that will be completely based on false -- >> anyone who wants more information on what is...

Briar into retiring. in fact, they are proud of it. even featuring this headline on their website. and demand justice aint fringe, my friends. they have friends and former employees in very high places, including the white house. biden press secretary jen psaki and paid her way, who is bidens point person on judicial nominations, both worked for the dark money group, and today, jen psaki was desperate to prespin any criticisms of bidens selections. >> secretary psaki: if anyone is saying they pl...

Democracy is weaker, then it was 20 years ago. a lot weaker. the executive branch has become an increasingly strong, its now significantly stronger than any other branch. arthur selections or years ago already called it in an imperial presidency. partisan politics is meddling more and more in the elections, and thats really troubling. but whats also quite different from 20 years ago is that we do have one of our two big parties which is now really what we call and ethnic faction. it is organized...

Paula, joan goes through some of the potential choices and raises a key question about the process which is how quickly will the biden white house be ready to move. and, again, a giant decision for justice breyer to resign. the asterisk its unlikely to change the ideological balance of the court because the conservatives have such a clear majority. still this is a giant choice for the president and a giant change in american legal life. >> absolutely this is one of the biggest decisions that a p...

Also joining us, "new york times" editorial board member and msnbc contributor. nbc congressional correspondent, garrett hague and assistant attorney general as well as a clerk for supreme court, former clerk for supreme court justices marshall and kennedy. i want to come to you margay because kimberly store correctly pointed us to not just the history of the moment but the fact when trump was making his election selections, there were pages and pages of white men to choose from and we have this...