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>> well, donald trump is officially on the ballot, however we're not certain that absent a supreme court ruling that affirmatively declares that he needs to be on that ballot and his votes need to be counted and not sure our secretary of state is going to count those votes and we're very relievinged the court has taken up the -- relieved the court has taken up the case and do what it should have done from the beginning and allow the right to choose donald trump if they want. kayleigh: your secretary of state, is not going to count the ballot sos trump being on the ballot is not a cure all. lis...

Ballot. if you think you can write in his name, that is exprison sitly ruled out in the -- explicitly ruled out. you cannot write his name in millions it's the reversed by the court. will: we had on the colorado republican chair, dave williams, just a little earlier about this battle over the bat olds in colorado. >> -- ballot. he's officially on the ballot, however, we're not certain that absent a supreme court ruling that affirmatively declares that he's supposed to be counted, we're not sure that our secretary of state's going to count those votes. so we're very relieved the court has taken...

His head and explain it other than it seems like that's when the strategy kicks in and the narrative has to be consistent with the strategy. >> tim, what i'm thinking of is the testimony you developed from some of mike pence's lawyers. what happens after this period of his defeat sinks in, after he loses lawsuits brought contesting the results, is that the eastman memo gains traction. they succeed in placing their guy at doj. i think liz cheney led the narrative putting -- after trump has acknowledged defeat, they plop in some guy at doj. they organize a coup where they put jeffrey clark there...

Into harvard only because of affirmative action. i went to a school known had ever heard of in denver, colorado, in a small suburb. i didn't go to exeter or hand over, i didn't have colleagues test prep, i just happen to be really needed, east martin, and had good grades, and goes sats corps. but someone came to denver, colorado, to look for me. harvard recruiter flew to denver and i met up with her at the village in restaurant, and did it a pre interview to get to pull me into harvard. i was pulled in. and the schools, like, -- that i got in, affirmatively. and it was literally not saying, we...

In his public career bag back to 2015, 2016. >> as you're talking i keep thinking of bill barr's description of him. he describes him as the quote is toast. you know, bill barr is no, you know, sort of honest broker when it comes to the rule of law or the pre press but his description of trump's legal predicament has nothing to do with losing control, it has everything to do with affirmatively deciding to commit crimes, when you're caught with the crime of mishandling documents refusing to make your exposure better by refusing to give it back. it seems like the sliding doors metaphor can exten...