east coast, president donald trump has a busy week ahead of him. on monday he s expected to take questions from reporters in a joint news conference with the visiting prime minister of italy. mr. trump will likely be asked about his latest twitter rant against the special counsel, robert mueller. the president now claiming mueller has multiple conflicts of interest in the russia investigation. in addition to that, there are still questions about the tapes the president s former attorney just released as well as mr. trump s threat to shut down the government to get funding for his border wall that he said mexico would pay for but in fact he means the taxpayers will pay for. cnn s boris sanchez is traveling with the president, or he was in new jersey. he has more on mr. trump s twitter tirade. that s hard to say. reporter: cnn has reached out to the white house to get clarity on specifically what president trump was referencing when he mentioned business conflicts with the spec
Immediately energized is base in the first 24 hours his campaign says that they raised nearly $53 million a third of that from new donors owners on the other hand, we now have the first post verdict poll. it was conducted by reuters and the two days after trump s conviction, it says that 10% of republican registered voters say they are now less likely to vote for trump 35% said they were more likely to support trump 56% said it would have no impact. in erase that has long been within the margin of error, that 10% of doubt looms large, yet these poles of likely support actually don t show many trump voters switching their vote to biden as 538. nathaniel wreckage recently put it on average, trump loses six points of support after a conviction is taken into account, but biden gains only one point someone else or undecided gains five points joining me now, the rage and cage and james carville, the legendary democratic strategist, who ran bill clinton s night 18, 92 winning
Trump becomes more self obsessed more focused on his own grievances in troubles and less on addressing the problems of people. it s an opportunity for the president to do the opposite, to talk about the things that are actually concerning to people in their lives. what he s doing about what trump would do about it and create the kind of contrast on tangible real life issues that i think will make the difference for him james, to that point, i thought that trump was meandering an unfocused yesterday and had a golden opportunity in the aftermath of that verdict to deliver a message. what did you make of how he handled it? what do you think is going to be the impact? what i think is right after someone dies acts, everybody come joe void, brynn, cash, rows and shifts with urine some sits share. but they have weighed four or five days.
County level prosecutor charge either as a charge or a sub-component or an unlawful means or any part of a char a violation of federal campaign law. the answer was zero. probably never one. so this is the first, right, exactly. this is the first time in american history that s been done. and the appeals argument will be when you have a federal regulatory structure around elections, that s for the feds to violate. that s not first state or in this case, county. alvin bragg is a county level prosecutor sure. to enforce because that would lead to mayhem and that would create problems for federalism, for the notion that federal law has to no pun intended trump state and local law james carville, the region cage and was just here we were talking about the political aspects. david axelrod as well, but james made reference to judge merge, sean judge merchan has got a big decision coming, right? whether trump is going to go to jail, speak to that issue so number one, guarding mr. carlos comm
Breakfast club, host charlemagne, the god is going to join me in just a moment in the most recent poll of battleground states, which included third-party candidates, biden had only 49% support of registered black voters. and in a two-way race, biden had 63% support with trump getting 23 if these numbers were to hold up by election day, trump would have the highest level of black support for any republican presidential candidate in the last 60 years from a national scale, a pew research poll finds trump pulling 18% of support from black voters, which is a dramatic shift from 2020 when trump received only 8% of the black vote against biden, that itself was a slight uptick from the 6% he received against hillary clinton in 2016 similarly, a washington post ipsos poll found a 12% drop in the number of black americans saying they are certain they will vote in this election cycle, the drop in voter turnout is even sharper among young black voters who mostly disapprove of biden s job
Prosecution agreed to the jury instructions. stop trying to defend trump also mentioned the judge s alleged bias. this is that did i mention the judge s alleged bias? you did not hear that come from me. instead, i m investing the time to analyse allies, the verdict slip. and in looking at the verdict slip, i say to myself, okay. so in the end for what was he convicted, now, you can say, oh, for falsifying business records, except that is a misdemeanor for which the statute of limitations has run so it s gotta be something else. what s the something else? oh, it can be one of three different things. okay i d like to know which of the three it was. it like take trump s name out of the equation and put in anybody else s name, how about a relative of yours? don t you think it individual who has been convicted and now faces jail time as a writer to know, well, what was the offense and this whole business of a lack of unanimity. what if they were 444 on the three different
i don t agree you know, black people are not monolithic, so i can t speak for all black people were personally, i don t agree. donald trump is not a political prisoner. he s not someone who died unjustly at the hands of the police. he is a privilege former president who broke the law and he got held accountable for it. and that s the way it should be. shame. you can still run for president after being convicted on all those counts. but clearly america has zero protection for people like, like, like a donald trump okay, in the book, you say, if you re black, it s almost assured that you ve suffered some sort of trauma in your life. the justice system is certainly the source of a lot of that trauma, but you re not seeing any parallel between the decline of support for biden among people of color the rise of support for trump and trump s legal issues no, not at all. i don t. what then what accounts for it i mean, i don t even know if
My good guest elie honig. here s a hint. it s called prosecutors got trump but they can t they contorted the law and eleia s here to discuss also will the fact that donald trump is now a convicted felon be a game changer for the election. might it have no impact at all? who better to ask than these two y s political legends, james carville and david axelrod are next new cnn original series starts tomorrow, would nine on cnn at fisher investments, we may look like other money managers, but we re different. and how so? we re a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client s best interests so we don t sell any commission-based products then how do you make money? we have a simple management fee structured, so we do better when our clients get better, your clients really come first, then. yes, we make them a top priority by getting know their finances, family, health, lifestyle, and more well, maybe we are different at fisher
Website. it s were kaddish.com answer the poll question. will trump s conviction change the outcome of the election? what are your thoughts? hit me up on social media. i ll read some throughout the course of the program, catherine from the world of x, what do we have? because black americans are tired of being pander to for nothing, but their vote as biden brings in millions of illegals who are showered with food shelter, and place and take us butterscotch says, so, look, charles charlemagne disagreed. he was not accepting the thesis that i offered trump s numbers have benefited from the indictments, whether they benefit from the conviction remains to be seen, going to talk about that in just a moment. but at the same time, his numbers have benefited in particular, among voters of color, is it because of the legal entanglements it would seem to me that there is a connection between the two, but i m a suburban white guy, so i m surrendering the floor for to charlemagne still to come. wh
This, you know, it does trump s base you know, just yesterday in new york city. i m going down fifth avenue. they were in the streets protesting, waving f. biden flags and stopping traffic. his base reacts to things. the way that the left left, the left should like, you know, when you see roe v. wade getting overturned or voting rights being gutted, were no civil liberties are being taken away. folks should be in the streets protests in like that. so i see trump s base more energized right now. and i do know biden s base. i see biden s base upset with him over a number of things and i think in november it s going to come down to a battle of those basis. so yes, i do take a situation like this gives them something something to fight for. charlemagne, my favorite paragraph from the book which i told you, i read and really enjoyed. i wouldn t say it if i didn t mean it. here it is. we d meet at an appointed time and then just plot something to get into. let s ride our bikes to the bp ga