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prevailing narrative, the committee is probably going to say what are you trying to do protect the public from what, the truth. in 2012 somebody manipulated a virus where it could have caused the next bird flu pandemic, dr. fauci came out against it then he reversed himself and flip-flopped and started supporting all the research, this is going to come out in front of the committee. why were you supporting this research, why did you not want the public to know the truth. >> to senator paul's point a lot of the public statements from dr. fauci especially early on versus what he was doing behind the scenes and even writing down record, it is a dramatic difference. i think some of that will be teased out i would imagine during the q&a sessions. >> tanaka to ambush him, they're going to want to do it where there's a back-and-forth where he answers questions you never answered. guy: lisa i saw you shudder at the mention of mask mandates
that he kind of went in there as a bulldog a little bit and i don't think that's a bad thing. >> who else firsthand about. that is chauvin right here. once, again excuse me. who you closer to supporting in the caucus? >> for me, i'm closer to vivek. the more and more here of the sky. i knew nothing about him, didn't know he even existed, thought he had a funny name. the more here of the sky the more it's like he has good opinion, that's good policy. says a lot of what he believes in. he's willing to discuss that with people if they disagree with him. respect. >> chris christie, mike pence had quibbles with him. thought it was a little programed. does that mean anything to you? that they said that. i think chris christie especially is just kind of there to be a human wrecking ball and block people out of the race. >> do you think? so yeah i honestly didn't do much about vivek before i know that he's flip-flopped on a couple issues thus far. i appreciated him getting into it with both pence as well as
and also vivek moment i think that he kind of went in there as a bulldog a little bit and i don't think that's a bad thing. >> who else firsthand about. that gentlemen right here. once, again excuse me. who you closer to supporting in the caucus? >> for me, i'm closer to vivek. the more and more here of the sky. i knew nothing about him, didn't know he even existed, thought he had a funny name. the more here of the sky the more it's like he has good opinion, that's good policy. says a lot of what he believes in. he's willing to discuss that with people if they disagree with him. respect. >> chris christie, mike pence had quibbles with him. thought it was a little programed. does that mean anything to you? that they said that. i think chris christie especially is just kind of there to be a human wrecking ball and block people out of the race. >> do you think? so yeah i honestly didn't do much about vivek before i know that he's flip-flopped on a couple issues thus far. i appreciated him getting into it with both pence as well as chris christie because i thought they made him look kind of fake and like he wants to go with whatever the polling issue is.
flip-flopped on such as proposing a 59% debt tax which is more than bernie sanders, joe biden, or elizabeth warren has even opposed. i never took time to vote until 2020, but i expect you to vote for me. i think you'll see that scrutiny for other camped it's, whereas pence's had that scrutiny on a national stage before. >> what do you make of trump's decision to schedule his arrest for right after the debate? what message does that send to republican voters? >> the reality is for each indictment there has been rallying around the president with primary voters. the question is that that continue or not, and i am not sure that i would be advocating for the split screen of seeing other candidates on the debate stage and seeing him being arraigned in a courthouse. i'm not really sure that is the message that is the best for your voters, but i leave that
conspiracies or not. but i'm actually more concerned about things that he hasn't flip-flopped on, such as proposing a 59% death tax, which is more than bernie sanders, or joe biden, or elizabeth warren has even proposed, much less the chutzpah to say, i never took the time to vote, myself on a presidential election in 2020, but i expect you to vote for me. and so, i think you'll see a lot more that scrutiny of the other candidates. whereas, i think, vice president pence has had that scrutiny at the national stage before. >> what do you make of trump's decision to schedule his arrest, for right after the debate? what message does that send to republican voters? >> well, i think that the reality is, with each indictment, there has been a rallying around the president among republican primary voters. i think the question is, does that continue or not? and, i'm not sure that i, that if i was in his camp, i would be advocating for a split screen of seeing other candidates on debate stage, and seeing him being arraigned in a courthouse. i'm not really sure that's the message that is the best for your voters. but, i would leave that up to
i'm getting far ahead of ourselves but imagining what the defense team is going to try to put together. >> trace: it's fascinating, why people of riveted by it. great to see you. >> sandra: crime crisis is spiralling in oakland and the naacp is calling on leaders to declare a state of emergency. who and what they are pointing the finger at that's causing what they are calling a public safety crisis. >> trace: plus, we are less than a month away from the first republican presidential debate. florida governor desantis taking off the gloves against his top rival, the front-runner, donald trump. our panel is here to break it all down, next. >> then he started to attack me, because he saw we were going to win a big victory and viewed me as a political threat and now he's flip-flopped and trying to say we did a bad job. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®.
about, and a lot of republicans interpret that as strength. howard: a lot of people would say, well, the president can't be that mentally challenged, because he beat donald trump last time. doj, rich just briefly, has flip-flopped, can't defend donald trump in the defamation suit by writer e. jean carroll going back to the alleged incident going back to the '90s does this 180 kind of smell political? >> well, that's the way a lot of people are going to interpret it. i'm not a lawyer. seems to me though that the original position was based on the idea that trump pushing back against care roll was -- carroll was related to his job as the president of the united states which doesn't make a lot of sense to me and, obviously, he's continued to do it. howard: right. leslie, real quick, so this case involving stormy daniels which started in january -- excuse me, which started in march, the alvin bragg was started in january, is that going to overshadow this campaign if
rein raised the decibel level. >> you haven't seen the swastikas on those arms? it's in the news. >> -- himself is jewish, so obviously -- >> i know, but he's not a good one. are all jews the same? for god sake, talk about indiana semitic. >> zelenskyy's done a valiant job of trying to save his country. i've always enjoyed roseanne as a comedienne, but some of what she's saying now is just hard to fathom. next on "mediabuzz," why donald trump wants to delay his trial and and why doj has flip-flopped on the e. jean e. jean carroll suit against the former presidentwas . you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion.
of 9/11. the people of pga and liv, in my view, are sellouts, cowards, traitors to their country and they're just blowing past a group of people they think are going to go away. we never forget and we also won't go away. what do you love more, golf or your country? what do you love more, money or your country? we're not going to back down. the pga should turn this down. every player should leave. americans should boycott the pga. the president and congress should do all they can to block it. it's that simple. >> the problem is a year ago when the pga didn't want its players to join the liv golf tour they made the argument you're making. the problem is actually almost more insidious. they know you're right. they just flip-flopped. they were against liv golf before they were for it. so it is all about the money.
lithuania and those in that euro atlantic area are warning that belarusian government are saying that the plans to those voger in mercenary troops in the country are on hold after president lukashenko flip-flopped on the hosting of mercenary wagner group evgeni pre e evgeni prix -