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the debates because he's going to worry about what he says that could incriminate himself. he's got the court appearances that's going to be conflicting with the primary calendar. none of it makes sense. it is a distraction for our country, and these are issues that he brought upon himself, and it is absolutely correct. >> neil: that all might be the case to your point, governor. but he's leading in the polls and voters and his supporters don't really seem to care what's remarkable as well is in some of these polls, not all of them to your point, sir, but in some of them, he leads joe biden even with all that legal baggage, so that's not accurate to say that he couldn't win the white house back; right? >> well, you have to look at the polls, and you're right. in some of the polls, he's beating joe biden, but he lost the 2020 election. we lost under his leadership in 2022 because he brought on different candidates, and he
but then there's the georgia recount of what role he might have had in that. so these are piling up. obviously they are not affecting his political standing. in fact, you could argue they are helping it. i'm wondering how he proceeds, especially with this trial scheduled for next may, and there could be other trials, at or around that time, if the president's lawyers can't push them back, where you could have, you know, a presidential candidate maybe by that time a party nominee dealing with all of this. that is historically odd. >> it is. i mean, we are in seriously uncharted constitutional territory right now, neil. i guess the first thing that occurs to me is that these judges who are presiding other these various cases will have to take turns. they will to fig our whaut the order -- they will have to figure out what the order here is. you can't anyone, criminal defendant to defend himself at the same time in three or four different criminal proceedings. someone will have to take charge and go first. it may be the mar-a-lago case. it could be the case in new
messaging with the statement armed rebellion would have been suppressed anyway? >> yeah, i think that he is looking at this from historical standpoint and also from the very -- from the standpoint the power position that he holds. he kept the ollie casigarchs in and intelligence services in line. and he was able to maintain control and he knew he had that control. prigozhin also knew that he had that control and i think that is the real reason why he stopped just short of moscow. he knew that he couldn't win and that the game was up. >> cedric leighton, thank you for your analysis. and this morning nearly 45 million people are under heat alerts answer the high temperatures will just get hotter. and this just in, a senate committee has just released a report laying out january 6 intelligence failures. details ahead.
republicans will lose u.s. senate seats like we did in '22, lose the house seats like we did in 2020. so his message and his brand has just not been successful for the republican party. it drgs us down with him. this opportunity to change it and i think we will take advantage. >> tell us why you are so confident trump would lose, he couldn't win a general election again. >> boy. well, he lost in 2020. if we had these outstanding wins with his candidates and his message in '2 maybe america is looking for this leadership to come back. but they are not. we took the losses. so when we lose house seats in '18, lose everything in '20, lose the senate in '22, i am a republican, i think we should have 53, 54 u.s. senators now. we are lucky to have 49. that is a losing way. so if we haven't learned the first three times, i hope we don't stand for a fourth. >> on the issues that came up, whether it was ukraine or the
won. but your response to thosee todd charges, robert , about whatow. trump does down ballot? e woul >> well, you know, it'sno interesting that he would say that trump is not effectived down ballot. and again, i'm not here to defend the trump campaign. y inm here to suggest that many republicans have a shot. but in t the year when donaldbln trump lost, the republicans picked up a lot of seats in congress and didn't have the impact that everybode impayt assume if therhee is lots of president , they won all the way down the ticket. >> so, i mean, that's what happened last time. the factlast is , we should have won all those states ande the fact that he couldn't win when republicans, the houscoine were losing, i think shows just what a weak candidate donald trump is . >>s. aura: we well, we're goingt this is going to be fascinating. and chris and robert the, we and appreciate the analysis. these polls do movlle and they'i mul over the place and this is early. >> so,ch chris and. robert , thk you so much. thank you . >> thank you .de biden turns to aei for presidential answers, and raymond has three wishes
announced yet biden's 2024 run what that could look like. sometimes you don't have to tell us what we already know it's going to happen. you know, a whole lot of people they voted for. but like, what were they going to do this for inter, but he's like, oh, no, baby, i'm sticking around. where else i'm gonna go. um what is going to look like? i think really just depends very much. so on who the person is, on the other side, the tricky thing with the sentences what's there to like that you can say what you want about trump. if you were to ask me what there is to like, i could list the things that i can't say what it is that other people might like about him. desantis doesn't really have that advantage. so if you're running against desantis, i would be curious because i think that's when you get the best of the middle class joke thing right? like, hey, man, i'm your guy. you know, that's that's the super power that he has in dealing with people. if he's running with trump again, you just kind of hope he flames out right. like you hope he messes himself up and people do just get tired of it because i do think there's a level of exhaustion. i'm not sure barack obama would have tried to run for a third term if it was possible if he couldn't win,
trail about dropping patty pace's. again, look at his campaign twitter website. a man who wants to personally investigate trump, celebrating i'm the only candidate for manhattan d.a. who is ever sued donald trump and several iterations of that. as jonathan turley said, donald trump is alvin bragg's manifest destiny. >> harris: he looked at this case and realized he couldn't win. he said i'm dropping. we are not going forward until i can find a case we can win lack of people quit underneath them. they actually thought he was going to capture trump. his own office, they were supporting him because they thought he would. he waited. did you get a better case? or do they just change the rules to make this one have a longer statute of limitations? like, did he play fair with us? >> emily: by all indications absolutely no. it seems he's not played constitutionally or legally. certainly not with actual justice in mind. i appreciate your point. it's difficult to try to apply a
problem poppy is that this is a bipartisan onslaught against him . typically when we had these big tech hearings, you have republicans saying censorship. you have democrats talking about misinformation, but this time he couldn't win. he couldn't carry favor with either side and the biggest concern that lawmakers had was that tiktok poses a national security threat because the data from us users could be potentially accessed by the chinese government due to their laws there, he tried to push back by saying that we've been working with the government with the committee on foreign us invest moment to try to make sure that's not going to happen. but the problem is no one believed him. and so you witnessed yesterday was a complete trust fall. tiktok has , though. um sarah been taking some action at least trying to protect user data they say like that this project texas that's here in the united states. similarly project clover in the eu. do you think lawmakers are buying that or no no, no, no, no. don was talking to a lot of sources on capitol hill, and
of this that i think bears attention which is unlike a regular prosecutor, durham actually has to explain himself. we think of the final report as something where he gets to, you know, talk about everybody's misconduct. but he's going to have to answer some of these questions in the final report. he's obliged to say what he's investigated and lay out basically the cross memos before merrick garland and merrick garland gets to decide whether to make those public. and, so, i actually think if indeed this reporting is accurate and i have no reason to doubt that it is, durham had some very difficult explaining to do. how he lost two d-order motions before judge howell and why he brought two cases to trial that he couldn't win. that is pretty unusual for a
but he's got great skills. at the service his three sons paid tribute to their dad with a poem. the legendary mad giraffe that all of us can picture, who raised our spirits, made us laugh, has played his final fixture. he faced life with a gleeful grin and charismatic laughter. though well aware he couldn't win. this man was everybody's friend, his passing truly tragic. - he touched our- heartstrings to the end. his life and times were magic. doddie was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2016. from day one, he started campaigning for better treatment. just a few weeks before he died, he was back at melrose to see kevin sinfield start his ultra marathon challenge. former team—mate and friend carl hogg rode part of thatjourney