Sexual abuse former president. But also the most important trial of our life times. The United States of america versus donald trump. Tomorrow, trump will be arraigned in a washington, d. C. Courtroom. Hes expected to plead not guilty to four criminal counts, conspiracy to defraud the United States, conspiracy to obstruct, conspiracy to violate the right to vote and obstruction of an official proceeding. This latest indictment of the former president handed down by special counsel jack smith is an incredibly detailed and damning account of an attempt to subvert democracy and forcibly overturn the 2020 election. It pulls from firsthand accounts including people very close to the president and sets up a potential block buster trial with star witnesses, including his former Vice President and countless maga senators and members of the and members of congress. The core of the case is broken down into three parts. The first part details how trump was fully aware that he lost the election. F
for harris. lawmakers are starting to hear from witnesses as impeachment investigation is now official. one republican says his party needs to get the truth. going down these impeachment routes could be a problem politically? no, i don t come in fact, if we don t go down these impeachmt routes, a huge part of america is just going to say, we are not supporting republicans anymore. julie: on the other side of the aisle, denials all around as you can imagine. shifting from president biden who has never spoken allegedly to hunter about business. that is their story. now, in fact, he was never financially involved. some he did at the white house briefing about this. it is certainly baseless political stunt pier that is what we are seeing. there is zero evidence and you can ask me about engagement and what the president has done with his family but there is no evidence spirit weight, but there is no evidence! there is no evidence that the president has done wrong doing. th
electors and their ku klux klan backers and advisers, and they really were, what do they suggest? they said to southern electors, who were supposed to be voting for kennedy, instead you shouldn t vote for kennedy, you should threaten to vote for harry byrd, the white supremacist senator from virginia, and tell kennedy that unless he promises no desegregation, no action for civil rights, we will tell the southern electors to vote for harry byrd. that s like jesse james or jack the ripper. so this lawyer is saying it s okay for us to do this because jesse james did it or jack the ripper did it. that s how far we ve come. you want to call that historical precedent? it is, but it s a precedent of corruption and evil and racism. unreal. okay, exit question. in your view, as a presidential historian, should this trial be televised? of course it should.
wistfulness. no matter how difficult a job, presidents have known that it s the best job in the world and loved it. fdr once was asked, how do you deal with all of these terrible decisions you have to make every night? he said, what do you mean? it s the best job. i love every single minute of it. teddy roosevelt said the same thing. there was a moment when the supreme court justice said, only the best presidents are the ones that love the job and he told a young speechwriter to tell kennedy that and he said, you tell him i m going to have the best job in the world and love every minute of it. you hope he s going to have more pleasure in this because you ve got to have the pleasure to deal with the stress. there was a lot of substance in the conversation, talking about what s happened with regard to nafta, north korea and we ll get into that with jeff mason who is one of the reporters interviewing him. he talks about how he misses driving. i have proof from facebook, this is what mel