that is more than a smattering. not just for the pictures. if is not number one she said she will schiff me in the kidney. she means the good one. i wonder, can you live with zero kidneys? i know for a fact you can live for years without a brain. and to be successful. now that that is out of the way, a new gallup poll shows a record number of americans are identifying as politically independent. 49% compared to 25% who identify as republicans and another 25 who identify as female competitive swimmers. that is shocking since just two decades ago independence accounted for the lowest percentage of voters as scene in this easy to understand graph. i drew that on the way home last night. you might be asking yourself,
that is more than a smattering. not just for the pictures. if is not number one she said she will schiff me in the kidney. she means the good one. i wonder, can you live with zero kidneys? i know for a fact you can live for years without a brain. and to be successful. now that that is out of the way, a new gallup poll shows a record number of americans are identifying as politically independent. 49% compared to 25% who identify as republicans and another 25 who identify as female competitive swimmers. that is shocking since just two decades ago independence accounted for the lowest percentage of voters as scene in this easy to understand graph. i drew that on the way home last night. you might be asking yourself,
people have diverse smattering of candidates on that stage and creating a competitive primary which i think is important for the party. i think, you know, i got a chance to see the former president speak. got a chance to he soot former vice president speak. governor sununu and others. we have incredibly talented beach. significantly more talented than the democrats. and in joe biden's america, when you contrast to francis suarez's miami, it couldn't be any more different. rampant inflation. you see rising interest rates. fentanyl crisis. homelessness. >> brian: right. >> crime. >> brian: that's the theme in nashville. i get it. but, for you to run, there has got to be a lane. how are you different than ron desantis who i understand you haven't really spoke to since january. you guys don't have a good relationship. right? he seems to struggle with relationships generally. i mean, i look people in the eye when i shake their hands. had you mentioned earlier in the program he doesn't get along with the governor. he has had a real struggle with the florida congressional delegation. most of which are supporting the
our politics, and part of it is this let me show you what they're consuming every night. this is just a smattering fox news. >> first we begin tonight with something really deadly serious, and america is now suffering from what is a severe violence and murder crisis. >> we feel helpless with this crime because it is so random. >> we are helpless all of us are helpless. >> as violent crime continues to plague chicago, it's not only hurting the people who live there, but also the businesses people call home. >> crime and disorder, not just in chicago, but across america. >> they say liberals aggressively encourages crime. crime destroys their neighborhoods and the lives of the weakest. >> it's insane, but it's really important. it's really important to understand -- and again, the
that is more than a smattering. not just for the pictures. if is not number one she said she will schiff me in the kidney. she means the good one. i wonder, can you live with zero kidneys? i know for a fact you can live for years without a brain. and to be successful. now that that is out of the way, a new gallup poll shows a record number of americans are identifying as politically independent. 49% compared to 25% who identify as republicans and another 25 who identify as female competitive swimmers. that is shocking since just two decades ago independence accounted for the lowest percentage of voters as scene in this easy to understand graph. i drew that on the way home last night. you might be asking yourself,
eighth the complaint in this case and prove liability on the cas of fox news. and prove damages. if they, cannot it will no prevail. but actual malice is a standard did fox news and fox corporation know that what i was putting forth to its viewers was false? or did it just recklessl disregarded the truth or the falsity of those statements? that is definitely the legal definition, but as we both know, alex jurors need to have a given to them in a way they ca easily digest. so we will see whether or no dominion can do that when they start tomorrow >> it is evenly complex an nuance many layers to this. let me express some of the potential witnesses. they include chairman rupert murdoch. cnn loughlin murdaugh. former republican house speake paul ryan. and a smattering of fox hosts. tucker carlson, former host le dobbs, as well as sean hannity and brought to bear. what kinds of questions do you think they might face, catie >> they are going to face very high-level of questions
the department of justice took over and issued him a subpoena so very nicely, i guess is debatable. but in this case it just obviously wrong. he also continued to spread the same election lies that he has talked about before the claim, he said before about millions of illegal votes. yeah. the millions of votes illegally stuffed into ballot boxes and all koran government cameras. obviously that is not true. i mean, what what more can we say about this? we've been dealing with this for two years now. it did not happen. there was a tiny smattering of fraud throughout the country that even many of trump's own former top officials , former attorney general bill barr, various campaign officials have concluded would not have changed the outcome. we have addressed this dozens, probably hundreds of times, he keeps saying it will keep saying it in perpetuity doesn't make it any more. correct daniel dale a lot more to get to we will daniel. thank q. joining the panel, now cnn political analyst new york
stuffed into ballot boxes and all koran government cameras. obviously that is not true. i mean, what what more can we say about this? we've been dealing with this for two years now. it did not happen. there was a tiny smattering of fraud throughout the country that even many of trump's own former top officials , former attorney general bill barr, various campaign officials have concluded would not have changed the outcome. we have addressed this dozens, probably hundreds of times, he keeps saying it will keep saying it in perpetuity doesn't make it any more. correct daniel dale a lot more to get to we will daniel. thank q. joining the panel, now cnn political analyst new york times senior political correspondent trump biographer maggie haberman. um first of all, maggie, i don't know if you heard the ramblings speech the president gave tonight. what did you make of that? what are your thoughts on the day? the day i actually thought when, as well as it could have gone for trump in a lot of ways because this was an indictment that did not
speaking inindictment. as andrew and neal know, indictments come in two flavors. the traditional is a highly legalistic document that tracks what is stated in the law with a very small smattering, if you would, of facts. a speaking indictment, which is often used when there's a conspiracy count, gives the indictment -- the flavor if you would of telling a much more robust, full story so it's an opportunity to marry narrative and law, and i don't think there's any question that in the prologue to the conspiracy count there's going to be a reference to the election, to the stakes, and to evidence that indicates that now defendant donald trump had an intention to commit these other crimes related to his campaign
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