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Words. >> he's not the first president who thought he got a bad deal, he actionized it, make it pattern of action that try to reverse it. >> laura: actionize? maybe that is on the sat, i missed it. that is "new york times" top reporter, by the way. they are giddy over the prospect of trump being buried in legal fees, too. >> former president trump spent and bleeding money. >> as you get closer to trial and he's getting closer to multiple trials, the costs only increase. >> laura: they are hoping and nonlawyers tried to outlawyer a real lawyer. >> what is not to overturn legitimate election. >>...

>> whether or not it was orchestrated in sort of an elaborate six months ago, let's put these four days in the calendar, i think that's a stretch. >> yeah. >> but what joe biden said, and he is a veteran of washington, a veteran of "meet the press," a veteran of talk shows, his answer was precise and very well -- it wasn't of these candid moments where biden just sort of -- >> it wasn't verbal vomit. >> no, not at all. and arne duncan says the next day the same thing. and the president says what he says. there is a nice continuing fit pattern there. it dominated the political culture for the b...

Tony. and that's been part of the problem, that it doesn't really advance too much, it sits there and doesn't really move out of the areas, so that's why the rainfall totals have been so severe. here's a better picture. here is high pressure as i mentioned over the southeast. here is a front. and notice how the front is somewhat stationary, it's a slow-moving front and a slow-moving front is the worst possible weather for flooding. because when a front doesn't zip on through that we tend to see in the summertime, we get the thunderstorms and it's over, this is the worst set-up possible for an ...

Unnamed black. >> now when you look at the fact, catherine, that they have several calls. a history of calls. and the individuals, five individuals out of all the calls he made, every one of them black. if you have that, and if he did use that racial language, it starts to build a pattern. that could be very interesting if it was a federal trial. >> well, it's going to be -- this is a very touchy area, because sort of have it pattern -- you know, the fact that someone might use an epithet, the fact that someone converses like that, is very different than does he have a pattern of attacking or ...