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the show. will: the final hour of "fox & friends" if on this saturday. meanwhile, david axlerod, former obama strategist, appeared on real time with bill maher, and he made what some consider an admission, he also made what i think amounts to a plea when it comes to who's running for president. watch. >> i like joe biden, and i worked with him, and i was grateful to work with him. i think he's done a lot of very, very fine things as a president for which history will be kind to him. that's not the question. the question is whether at this age he should have run. but he did run are. and right now -- run are. and right to now he is the nominee of the democratic party. voters nominate a candidate, they've nominated joe biden, and he's not going anywhere. and there's no delegation of elders -- i mean, how do you find elders anyway? [laughter] there's no generation of elders who are going to go to the white house and tell him that he can't run. he is going to run. and one of the reasons they wanted an early debate, i'm sure, is to focus people on this is the choice. it's trump and biden.
stuff showing republicans, you know, being coming out, being motivated, raising all that money for donald trump. and then you saw that first slide, right? that slight movement towards joe biden, and you kinda go, okay, those kind of see maybe a little bit in contradiction. well, here's the thing donald trump has come and said this trial is a sham, right? it's a fraud. all this stuff. but what do the american people overall thing, not just republicans and what do we say? they say by a slight majority that they believe that the court system in new york upheld the rule of law. the minority of 46% believe it was politically motivated to hurt donald trump. but the fact is most americans on this particular point think that the court probably made the right call. her aunt and thanks very much. thank you. next remembering michelle obama's mother, marion robinson, who has died at the age of 86. we'll be right back the assignment with audie cornish, listen wherever you get your podcasts how many times have
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for the average american. they needed a better job of convincing. >> but they are doing it. president biden and kamala harris were in philadelphia talking about student debt, medical debt, things they are actually doing. >> i think you are right. they are doing a, 100%. all of these things are better. the stock market is better. prices are coming down. inflation is better. wages are going up. everything is good. but people do not know. and whose fault is that? >> 56% think that wall street is having a terrible year, that unemployment is at a 50 year high. >> but not people who are watching shows like these, not people who are reading the newspaper. they need to figure out how to get on social media and find a way to message to people who are only consuming information on social media. that is the issue. >> but i actually think the thing that cuts through this and is the most problematic for biden is the age. >> donald trump was essentially the same age! >> he appears to be more full of red old and joe biden does.
age that has been a big sticking point netanyahu said in a statement or his office said in a statement, the war went on and until all its goals are achieved, including the return of all our hostages, the elimination of hamas military and governmental capabilities does that wording is that any different than how the wording from when this war began, the military and governmental capabilities i think what is different is the next sentence in netanya statement and the next sentence said that the current israeli proposal for a hostage deal enables or allows israel to achieve exactly those goals. meaning, what was interesting in netanyahu's statement after biden speech, he did not attack the speech. he confirmed that everything biden said was basically these rarely position and he did not push back. i think it was very interesting because at least
didn't mount much of a challenge to him, and he's got the delegates to be nominated a second time. and and so i think these political problems are real. inflation, immigration, his age, the problem is if you are a power broker in the democratic party or you're a big wig, all you can do is plead with the president to step aside, and it doesn't seem that biden is interested in doing that. paul: dan, it seems to me the only threshold point here, the next big date would be the debate, june 27th. if biden does well there, all this will go away. if it doesn't, if he really flops, that could be a big moment where democrats then start to say, okay, maybe we can make a change. but i agree with kyle, it has to be trump -- biden himself who has to make that decision. >> yeah. well, you know, politics is full of conspiracy theories these days, and one at the outer rim of conspiracy theory was that some democrats wanted this debate early so they could prove to the world that bind was incapable -- biden was incapable of running and they have time
too stupid to appreciate how brilliant his policies have been. so i think he's in real trouble. then you add his age and so forth, it's another problem. paul: this is, kyle, as i see it, probably the third or fourth such democratic freak ifout -- [laughter] since the start of this campaign. we had one in december and then that seemed to calm down with the president's performance in the state of the union. democrats said, aha a, he's up to the world after all. dean fill lips went nowhere. but now it's, i guess, the poll numbers that are driving this. is this just another case of the bedwetter caucus speaking up, as it's called, and they can't really do anything about it? >> i think that's the problem, is the guy who's in control here is president biden. it's very hard to convince an ini couple bent who has a wanted to be sitting in the in the oval office a for decades that he should go sit on his front if porch instead with a lemonade in a rocking chair. biden doesn't want to leave. now he's won these primaries. as you said,, dean phillips
to a $5,000 fine and a maximum of a four year prison sentence, though, legal experts say jail time for trump seems unlikely for a number of reasons, including trump is a first-time offender. his age, he's 77-years-old hold and he was convicted for a low-level felony. and consider this according to the new york law journal, than manhattan district attorney's office has prosecuted more than 400 cases involving falsifying business records since 2015. recent data shows just one in ten resulted in a defendant serving jail time. if and again, a very big if trump is sentenced to jail time, he could end up at any one of several facilities in new york city including the notorious rikers island the majority of the facilities are on rikers, but there are what are also referred to as the borough houses, cser jails that
got on the table. these are the eiffel towers that you see the tourists buy. so not very much age there, but this looks far older. what's that? it's supposed to be a lantern. that was in the beginning of the last century to light the horse cart. how does it feel when you pull something like that out on your magnet? very exciting, like, sometimes to start to... what's happened ? yeah. what's happened ? over the years, they estimate they've pulled well over 30 tonnes of waste from the seine, including dozens of bicycles! but some of the objects are a bit more sinister.
that they've had inside and outside the courtroom, and to use that in making a determination what is an appropriate sentence here? so when the judge will look at a pre-sentence report or probation report, we use those terms interchangeably. if a defendant doesn't cooperate, that is something i would consider i told you to go to probation. that's a requirement you didn't you didn't follow that rule. i'm going to hold that against you the other thing that i've heard mentioned by todd blanche's lead attorney is his age. >> he is 77-years-old. >> trump talked about that today, and we're saying, well, no, one ever pitied him for his a geneva saying, maybe that's a good thing. >> but but that is a factor typically that goes into sentencing and just todd blanche, we talked about this last night. i want you to listen to what he had to say about it somebody like. >> president trump should never, never face a jail sentence based on this conduct and it would just confirm what we've been saying all along. and a lot of people say that were wrong and that we're