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Deadline White House

suggest he has legal standing to bring this. but he could simply petition a secretary of state. in new hampshire or one other state that might be friendly to such a consideration. and that then begins the process by which donald trump could be afforded due process. there could be appeals and as we all know inevitably the supreme court would have to decide. i do think, ali, it's important to kind of widen the aperture and realize, though, that this is all part of an effort to save democracy and in some ways save the republic from the existential question we likely face. donald trump is likely to win the republican nomination. he is seeking to be reelected for the sake of retribution and absolution of his own criminal activity. and to achieve that he will have to shred the constitution. so whether it's one of the four indictments or whether it is going after his eligibility under the 14th amendment, it's a worthwhile endeavor. >> and some argue it may be none of those, it might be the vote in the 2024 election. who knows? this is an unanswered question. thanks to both of you, good

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Alex Witt Reports

to be a very, very clear in 2024, and that we cannot play any games about making sure that he does not step back into that office. >> on the flip side, david, the new york times reports some members of the gop view biden as such a weak candidate that picking the most electable candidate to beat him no longer matters. is this a miscalculation? >> it absolutely is a miscalculation. particularly if you are talking about a republican candidate in donald trump or even a ron desantis who is out of step on so many cultural and maga issues with a general election populist. look, joe biden is going to run on the growing economy that lifts all people, ladders of opportunity, education, health care, and industry. he is going to say i can do all this while protecting our democracy and ensuring personal freedoms and voting rights and personal rights. that contrasts with a donald trump who is seeking vindication and retribution and absolution of his own criminality.

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

mr. former president, see what you think of that. look, donald trump's entire strategy for his presidential run, as well as a little bit of his legal strategy, if he's going to ultimately seek absolution at the ballot in the post to the court, is to push any trial, any of the current three indictments, and perhaps a, fourth pass say mid march when he would likely shore up the republican nomination. a trial for donald trump going into the general election, given his mindset, he thinks helps him. but it could hurt him if he is up 30 points and he does not yet know what would be the result of a trial before the republican nomination is secured. so donald trump wants this trial in the summer, not before march, but the judge said today, hey, keep it up mr. former president and you might get this in january. >> john, you're not going to see me advocating it to delay this, however the said say that they are going to hand over 11 million pages of discovery. we know that trump is already facing some cash flow problems,

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

of jail time, is a speedy trial trump's worst nightmare from this judge? because his main defense is delay. >> yeah, that's right stephanie, grenada is exactly right. i think many of us were expecting a more restrictive environment. is there an environment in which donald trump could be facing pretrial detention? the judge here clearly understanding all of the special circumstances and instead decided that we're just going to speed up the trial, mr. former president, see what you think of that. look, donald trump's entire strategy for his presidential run, as well as a little bit of his legal strategy, if he's going to ultimately seek absolution at the ballot as opposed to the court, is to push any trial, any of the current three indictments, and perhaps a, fourth pass say mid march when he would likely shore up the republican nomination. a trial for donald trump going into the general election, given his mindset, he thinks helps him. but it could hurt him if he is up 30 points and he does not yet know what would be the result of a trial before the republican nomination is secured. so donald trump wants this trial in the summer, not before march, but the judge said today, hey, keep it up mr. former

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Deadline White House

primary candidates in the race for the gop nomination for president. tim scott said to ron desantis what slavery is about separating families, mutilating humans and raping women, but ron desantis wants to defend it and suggest there's a silver lining. i think the dark side of this is how this position in florida's curriculum truly represents ron desantis's ethos. his entire premise of the stop woke act, legislation enacted in the state of florida was designed to say that white people shouldn't feel guilty for slavery and other conditions of the past, an absolution for white america, if you will, which is why the brand that ron desantis is running to represent white america has now stuck on him, and the importance of us talking about this is should he become the republican nomination, this needs to be his brand and the question put in front of america, is ron desantis the type of figure that we are willing as a country to take us back 50 years as opposed to look forward to the next 50. >> rev, i have less than 30

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Morning Joe

>> weaponization. >> hunter biden, weaponization. you say those words and you think actually that provide you absolution? oh, no, no, that will provide you no absolution in history books. no absolution at all. and it's going to get you routed at the ballot box again. >> what's sad is they know better. they actually no better and they -- >> they should -- >> a lot of these guys know better, and women. speaking of delays, donald trump's lawyers have been called to appear in court later this week after a judge rejected their apparent attempts to delay what is normally a routine procedure in the 2020 election case against their client. after days of back and forth regarding a protective order requested by prosecutors, judge tanya chutkan put a scheduled matter. this is where the lawyers will

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American Voices With Alicia Menendez

this whole idea of we need as much time to get ready for this case as jack smith had to begin to prepare this case. first of all, the math is beyond fuzzy on, that but that is again not based in any legal framework. and then this idea of a technicality. as joyce just laid out, it can only lead me to believe that this is all meant as a political argument, not a legal argument. >> you are exactly right. political arguments that support donald trump's ultimate strategy, which is to seek absolution through the political process for his likely accountability he's going to be held to in the criminal justice process. be heldit's a twisted way to t. but as joy said, when you really don't have the legal arguments on your side, then you have to look elsewhere. this is going to test our constitutional system because, look, if he was just a former president who had been charged and was facing these charges in court, there would be some closure to, it one way or another, he would be convicted or acquitted. but he's also now a candidate

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Alex Wagner Tonight

the credible candidate for the white house, who intends to run on a campaign of absolution and retribution, seeking to use the most basic democratic process of all, ironically, a free and fair election to be absolved of his most undemocratic behavior. and that is a tough moment for the nation to reconcile between our fragility and our resilience, the notion that a major party candidate, a credible candidate, electorally still in this country, we'll be asking for political absolution of the alleged crimes in the jacks mitt indictment. that's a tough moment for the country. and i think we may not be fully prepared for what that will put us through within our body politic over the next 18 months. >> john, what do you think about that? right? donald trump is currently the clear front runner. his best defense in these three separate indictments that he is facing is to delay as long as

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Chris Jansing Reports

is a ritual of absolution. we want to deny our sins. and move forward. it is always the case that we do this when we're at a moment of contradiction where the reality of who we are shall we say run smack into the lie of who we take ourselves to be. so then we engage in these rituals as it were. so we have to be a better people is the -- at least my answer i think. >> i think if you have a list of better people, right, emmett till's mother would have to be near the top. i mean, she was the one who said let people see what i've seen. first by demanding that open casket, and then she asked jet magazine to take pictures of emmett till's body so it could be seen worldwide. the emotional price that she paid not just through the death of her son, but to make it mean

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