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donald trump not to be charged. >> that's former federal prosecutor andrew weissman with analysis on the meeting yesterday between donald trump's attorneys and the department of justice concerning the classified documents case. we'll go through all the new developments straight ahead. plus, one down, one more to go. mike pence is officially in the race for the 2024 republican presidential nomination with new jersey governor chris christie expected today join the field later tonight. and an update from ukraine i it appears the long awaited counter offensive may be underway. good...

Joining us now with a look at axios a.m., axios senior contributor and the director of syracuse university's institute for democracy, journalism and citizenship, margaret talev. what is the one big thing today? >> good morning, jonathan. the one big thing today is the team desantis' big bet on anger. the florida governor and his team are betting that the gop base, the gop primary electorate is both angrier and more conservative than in 2016. actually, i have to say this revelation is not shocking if you look at the early rollout of governor desantis' campaign.

Ii, the 80s, the 90s, stock market in the dot com days. but yes. in part trump is directly responsible for the fed having to cut interest rates because as jay powell has said multiple times on capitol hill and elsewhere, it is the trade war that is slowing things down. business investment down 0.6% in the second quarter. exports down. >> the corporate tax cut, the entire argument was with that big tax cut we're going to see a boom, a boost in business investment and it's down. >> it is down. it was good in the first quarter and dropped off in the second. it was pretty good in 2017. but i think...

Regarding public records requests, regarding those ballots. so, that's kind of sketchy. and then you also go back to august and a judge ruled in favor of the florida g.o.p. that she was privately looking at absentee ballots so that they couldn't be contested or looked at by other people, a judge ruled in favor of the florida g.o.p. regarding that. she has also gotten in trouble for releasing voting information 30 minutes prior than the closing of the polls. >> brian: that was 2016. >> actually the same primary where she got in trouble for destroying the ballots with debbie wasserman schultz. s...