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mouth continues to be so egregious, and to jay rosen's point, it's not the odds but the stakes. and if you continue to get the ammunition to focus on the stakes, then why not highlight how crazy, stupid, insane, and completely dictatorial he is. think about, also, why are we covering the d.c. circuit court of appeals oral arguments? we do that because there's something of importance on what came out on tuesday, donald trump's lawyers say, to a federal appellate court judge that a sitting president can dispatch seal team six to assassinate a political rival, but if they are impeaching it, it's okay. >> let's talk about the fraud trial. >> that's heavy stuff. all, right depending on how this judge rules in new york for the fraud trial, could donald trump be out of business in new york city, the city that made him famous with his
steps where he gives the press conference, and it is basically another rally speech and we take every word of it. >> i will take an unpopular opinion about justice -- in the new york civil fraud trial. he allowed donald trump to speak, and that was a mistake, i think we should never treat donald trump differently, and i think that he got specialized treatment when he even entertain the idea of him being able to say anything in his closing arguments during that trial. i think the problem is, and i think i really want people to understand, because we struggle with this in the media. do you feed the beast? are you giving the fire, the congregation oxygen by covering him, but do you a disservice, and not covering it? the stuff that comes out of his mouth continues to be so egregious, and to jay rosen's point, it's not the odds but the stakes. and if you continue to get the ammunition to focus on the stakes, then why not highlight how crazy, stupid, insane, and completely dictatorial he is.
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>> he might call it rigged. this weather is something -- i don't know how they're playing football tonight in kansas city or on monday night in buffalo with this weather. i don't know how you can expect people to vote in this weather. caucus, you have to be willing to be there. if we have our iowa expert back now -- >> david, what do you think? are you still there? can we get you one last thought if you're able it on hear any of what we're saying -- >> i'm here. i just used a blow drier to warm up my phone here. we're good to go. >> i mean, you know, trump going after ramaswamy, bitter cold setting in, it is shaping up to be one of those crazy, unpredictable iowa finishes. we may not get that kind of result, but at this point maybe it feels a little like that. >> yeah. i think ramaswamy has faded so much, he's not going to do anything on monday night. he does -- every vote he gets is coming right out of trump. that's probably why trump has gone after him a little bit. got two races now, trump against expectations, can he get over 50 and significantly over 50, if he's under 50 that means over
all the time. >> new generation of leadership. >> she's doing the old trump/new trump thing very well. old trump, we all liked him. this new guy is chaos, he's old, a little crazy. i think that's the best way to do it. doing the chris christie, who does it very well, is a mistake. and i don't think she's smoked. i thought when he said that off hot mic, probably whatever, he wanted it heard, i don't think she's smoked at all actually. >> i mean, does she -- are the expectations for her now that she has to beat trump in new hampshire? >> absolutely. and i think she might. in fact, i think she will. >> if she were to finish seven points behind like the polls, is that good enough. >> if she beats him in new hampshire -- i interviewed maggie haberman and john carl this week on my podcast. they were like the thing most scared of is a tighter, tighter race because then everyone starts to -- he has to have the dominance going. >> donald trump's whole brand is i'm a winner. if he doesn't win in new hampshire, suddenly people start going, oh, this is an interesting race. i think right now a lot of
>> you support babies getting sucked out of planes. i thought that was an interesting perspective. >> only if they are really loud. that guy too. no it's crazy. you know to be like, you can't expect the doors won't fall off. you know how expensive a plane ticket. they should at least guarantee you can stay on the whole ride. >> exactly. heather? why isn't there an airlines just devoted to baby? >> i wouldn't want to be on it. somebody has to over see the babies. babysitter. >> people would be paid to do that. i thought you were a business expert. >> not with babies. i took a baby once on an airplane and never again. i said i'm sorry we're not flying again. >> was that when you were a kidnapper? >> no she's my baby.
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ceasefire. we will say to hamas, come in, our arms are open. we are terribly sorry for reacting to the genocide attacks of 10-7. thank you to san francisco terror schooling us on how to run things properly. we had no idea how to do it here. >> trace: crazy. thank you very much. coming up a rabbi in beverly hills, california was hosting religious gathers in his home and his house was under surveillance by authorities. later if you were the producer of fox news at night tonight, what story would you run first? nick saban retiring or chris christie dropping out of the gop primary race. pick one. let us know. we will show you the results. we are coming right back. when migraine strikes you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms?
the brilliant questioning by these three judges. >> yeah. particularly -- all three were great -- we talked about judge pan was a stand out. i think what you're focussing on is so important, which is the normalization of crazy. if you go back to when trump said i could shoot somebody on fifth avenue and think about what you all -- what i remember what i thought about it. i just couldn't believe my ears. >> yeah. >> what person -- not politician. what person says that? >> right. >> then add a politician running to be president of the united states. and i was thinking, this is just unbelievable. and we just had an argument in the courts that had legal dressing up of essentially that argument. >> yeah. >> which was -- there's no way it's going to win. but it was normalized in the sense that there was sort of