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some sense is about security, it is about china and about russia. so it is not as if the relationship so that distinct but i think what you end up having in all cases is you end “p having in all cases is you end up having a europe which is becoming, a relationship that is becoming less and less balanced and in which the united states is exercising an ever more dominant role and that creates a lot of risk and i think that is the risk from a european perspective there that they are seen quite clearly because of the election here in november. because of the election here in november-— november. and on that the eu ambassador— november. and on that the eu ambassador said _ november. and on that the eu ambassador said earlier i november. and on that the eu ambassador said earlier that l november. and on that the eu ambassador said earlier that it| ambassador said earlier that it did not matter if it was going to be a second term of trump for a second term of biden that the eu would work with whoever in the relationship would exist. do you agree with that? i am sure if i was the ambassador i would say the same thing but i think it is pretty clear to everybody that the relationship will not be the same. of course the eu will continue to relate to whatever
whoever is in the administration because as we start this conversation we have on our plate topics that are extremely important for the security and safety of people, the global world order. so i think that resonates with all—american people and i believe that we will continue on the same wave. voters across the 27 european union countries are going to the polls to choose members of the european parliament — meps. the eu—wide election is the world's second biggest democratic exercise — after india — and right—wing and far—right parties are expected to make big gains. final results will be released late on sunday evening after every country has voted. let's take a look at the numbers. about 373 million people are eligible to vote — that's about five times the uk population. people will cast ballots from finland in the north to cyprus in the south, ireland in the west to bulgaria in the east. the next european
outlets and even sitting u.s. officials who still push the lie but these outlets, these outlets crashing and burning this week, conspiracy theorists that matters. it comes on a week that many people tried to use the big lie to turn over the election. donald trump's criminal case may be frozen but that doesn't mean everyone has to give up trying to bring this country back to reality. joining me now. i'm sorry that we had to play
amazingly not. i cannot believe that donald trump seems to be the only— that donald trump seems to be the only presidential candidate in rny— the only presidential candidate in my lifetime that when convicted gets stronger poll numbers. nobody plays a victim better— numbers. nobody plays a victim better than donald trump. in the rally— better than donald trump. in the rally in arizona clearly shows _ the rally in arizona clearly shows that.— the rally in arizona clearly shows that. court cases are also featuring _ shows that. court cases are also featuring the - shows that. court cases are | also featuring the president biden as well. his son is on trial over gun charges this week in delaware. lt trial over gun charges this week in delaware.- week in delaware. it is unfortunate, _ week in delaware. it is unfortunate, an - week in delaware. it is - unfortunate, an unfortunate time — unfortunate, an unfortunate time in _ unfortunate, an unfortunate time in american history that we have _ time in american history that we have a _ time in american history that we have a former president who is going — we have a former president who is going to — we have a former president who is going to be the nominee of one of— is going to be the nominee of one of the two major parties in this country and the president's son who, unfortunately has been cast into — unfortunately has been cast into this _ unfortunately has been cast into this because so many former— into this because so many former intelligence officials under— former intelligence officials under democratic administrations lied during the last presidential election and said that hunter biden's laptop
and the courage and sacrifice that would come with an action like that. >> amanda georgia, former georgia republican lieutenant governor geoff duncan, who's a staunch conservative, said luck as month that he's supporting biden. he wrote an op-ed and he said, quote, unlike trump, i belonged to the gop my entire life. there's november i'm voting for a decent person. i disagree on disagree with on policy over a criminal defendant without a moral compass why is that rationale so unappealing to so many republicans? because for so long, moral character, we heard that from evangelicals. we heard that from republican. >> i mean, that was supposedly the guidepost yeah. listen, the partisan ship divides in our country run deep and they strike the core identity of republican voters is very hard for people across that barrier and say, i am going to vote for a democratic president. what i think the key is probably this election is find a way for
ringleader of the so-called fake electors plot which was a scheme that people have now bled to, so it is not just alleged, it is proven as to various participants, to have people pose as the real electors when they were not. and doing that deliberately. so, it is a fundamental challenge to the rule of law, to our democracy, and here it is alleged to have been engaged in by the chief of staff of the president of the united states. so, you can't get more heinous than that, if proved. and, as you said, it is in keeping with what has now been proved as to the president of the united states in connection with his conduct, to do the exact same thing in the 2016 election, where our jury just found that
can't be counted now all of a sudden, trump has a statement released on tuesday whether you vote absentee, by mail, early in person or on election day we're going to protect the vote. we'll make sure your ballot is secure and your voice is heard. we must swamp the radical democrats with massive turn out. donald trump talking republican voters to vote by mail. it's like reality of how you win an election is slowly dawning on the republican party. >> i actually think this is an under covered story. how much chaos there is in republican party ranks over these basic questions of can you use drop boxes, do you gather votes. how do we feel about mail in voting. the significance of the criminal charges now against the fake electors in wisconsin is going to focus attention on the attempt to steal the election but also i think it's going to highlight again how divided republicans are about this. i mean this is torn apart the republican party in wisconsin. with the demands of trump world, that they continue to
about how you see those dominoes falling. >> well, i think the story you just told. people need to understand what an integral role to convince people that the election was stolen. spreading the covid conspiracy theories. that's important because many of the republican politicians have followed where the base went. they have been influenced by the desouzas and the epic times. steve bannon is also going to jail. there's a great moment of feeling there's karma catching up with the mendacity that you've been documenting. but to your point, this is so deeply engrained now in the republican party and a republican party headed by donald trump. i mean i would love to spike the football and say, that you know, we're now seeing reality
of the atlantic that the economic relationship and strategic relationship and not really inseparable. so in the previous segment you had with the eu ambassador, she was emphasising all of the important work they are doing in the trade and technology council, which, in some sense, is about security — it is about china and about russia. so it is not as if the relationships are that distinct, but i think what you end up having in all cases is you end up having a europe which is becoming, a relationship that is becoming less and less balanced and in which the united states is exercising an ever more dominant role, and that creates a lot of risks, and i think that is the risk from a european perspective there that they are seen quite clearly because of the election here in november. and on that, the eu ambassador said earlier that it did not matter if it was going to be a second term of trump