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his campaign reported in the hours after the debate, he raked in nearly half 1 million dollars from donors. his campaign manager told the new york times that number near $650, 000, within 24 hours. ramaswamy's campaign slogan is the word, truth. not to be confused with the former presidents social media site, truth social, ramaswamy speaks of many of his ideas, invoking the word truth as if his ideas are indisputable. black and white facts. he touts what he calls his ten principles of truth. on social media, and on the campaign trail, aunt on his website, where he displays the list under a quote by thomas jefferson. we hold these truths to be sacred and in deniable, as if thomas jefferson wrote these words about these particular truths. some sort of an endorsement from thomas jefferson. in fact, he recited the list this week on the debate stage. listen. >> god is real. there are two genders. fossil fuels are a requirement
apparently aided by some in the military, some in the security services, was moving toward moscow and it is not surprising that they're now cracking down hard, trying to get to the bottom. we'll have to watch. this is a spy story taking place in real life and i want to know the next chapter. >> and, david, on that, nbc news reporting that former u.s. officials had back channel talks with prominent russians. how extraordinary is that that you have sergey lavrov, antony blinken's counterpart over there, the foreign minister, talking with these people and also how successful have past discussions like this, not necessarily this conflict, but historically, how successful have talks like this been? >> so, it is often the case that these track two dialogues, deniable, not officially sanctioned, are the preludes to real negotiations that's happened in the case of the vietnam war. many conflicts since then.
squirreling away supposed, quote, secrets for trump in a private safe and burying stories have derailed lptrump's campaig with public stories at that key and vulnerable point when he was very off balance over the "access hollywood" é@■scandal. donald trump is trying to detain deniable. that has been effective at times. one of michael cohen's tapes caught donald trump in the loop not only about these payments in general, but specifically about deals with david, who faced the grand juryt( today. david, the friend, over at "the enquirer." >> i need to open upe1 a compan for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend david. >> the friend there, davidñã pecker, wouldn't prove to be a friend forever. that's back in the news tonight because if you follow this story it's pretty familiar, echoes of
novak djokovic. he's denied so he can compete in the tournament. this deniable is unfair. i urge you to reconsider it is time to put pandemic politics aside and give the american people what they want. let them play. we know the vaccines does not stop you from getting it or spreading it. >> the governor, desantis, it is 100% right. >> djokovic, he won more than $100 million. >> the u.s. open in the united states, you better allow him in. you let all the illegal aliens in. you don't ask them for their vaccination cards or make sure they let these people come in legally. probably, one of the healthest person in the entire world. one of the best tennis players in the world. they let
torture and death. such an incredible piece of reporting here. what is the strategy of suppression, about how the regime views these uprisings? >> well, iranian authorities didn't respond to requests for comment. but what the methodology we uncovered tells us, is that the regime is scared. it views these protests as an existential threat. as a threat so existential, and the response to, it the architecture of suppression that they are deploying, has to be deniable, has to be hidden from the eyes of the world. anderson, as you saw, there it doesn't impact the defines of these protesters. >> i really appreciate, it, incredible, incredible. still ahead, in the double murder of alex murdaugh today, his only surviving son took the stand to defend his father, we have key developments, next. interesting piece.
background to our suspending the story, the fbi said you better watch for this because it might be coming down the pike. not specifically about hunter biden but tuning their antenna. miranda, can you hear me? >> oh, sorry. yes, john. you are right. >> john: you are just taking it all in, i guess. >> yes, waiting for a sound bite. look, i think what you are hearing from the fbi is just their plausible deniable, past masters at that, and did not go directly to the social media companies and say you must censor hunter biden's laptop, of course not. they just prebunked it by explaining as yoel roth, one of the executives said in a sworn declaration that you know, we are expecting that there will be some sort of russian
democracy? pretty much the same question. i'm asking whether the hyperpartisanship tear apart the nation. that's deniable. will it progress to the point some states choose to go their own way. i reference idaho and oregon or some portion of states go their own way. it gets complicated when you talk seriously ly about success. i'm trying to say i deliberately. you have issues pertaining to national defense. you have issues pertaining to currency. you have some states, like how would we decide. look at florida. who gets brady and who gets gizelle? i don'n't know. i'll see you next week. to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪
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more plausible deniable could win back some of the old school republicans who left the party during the trump years. so it is not that people have given up on trumpism. it is just if they want to retake power there are a couple of different paths forward. >> it is interesting to me that if you, as you said you look at the numbers, and part of the move away is there is a portion of the republican party that is intensifying, more maga and not less and there are people that are mess interested in that. if your a democrat and looking at that polling what, does it tell you about how you peel off some of the those people who are becoming disillusioned with trump. not because they're more radical, but because just over it. >> i don't know that it lays out any one path. because during the trump years, the democratic party was able to win over a lot of sort of suburban white-collar former
>> right. when paul mentioned about how complex corporate investigations can become, he's totally right. the thing is the trump organization is not really a complex organization. it's not even as complex as your local super market in term of its size. big corporations have controls in place and levels of deniable for the chief executive at the top of the organization. the trump organization is this mom and pop shop and donald trump ran everything in that place through two people and a handful of others. anything of significance didn't happen with his knowledge or him signing off. that's been true forfling asset decades. this is all coming home to roost