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candidate doug burgum joins us live after former president donald trump says that burgum could play an important role in a second trump administration. there's a few reasons why he might make a good v.p. pick. we'll talk to him in moments. stick around for that. first, no labels seeks to give voters another ticket to choose from if the matchup is once again trump v. biden. not surprisingly, they're riling up both parties with this effort. now they're asking the doj for an investigation to what they say is extortion and racketeering to keep them off of the ballot. >> the alleged consp...

testify in an investigation into a hush money scheme involving stormy daniels. that's believed to be a precursor to an indictment. potential defendants are required to be notified and invited to appear before a grand jury weigh anything charges. it charged, trump would become the first former president to be indicted. but would it slow his current presidential quest? i say not a chance, at least not based opt this case alone. any charges here would stem from the $130,000 in payments made to daniels during the 2016 campaign. apparently she had been ready to share her story with the na...

Maybe we'll answer together. put it up on the screen. if trump runs third party and he gains enough electoral votes to block the others from hitting 270, then it goes to the house and trump could win outright. your thought? >> it's been 100 plus years since we have had an election go to the house. i would be surprised if donald trump could win enough states to actually make that happen as a third party. >> can i add, and you correct me if i'm wrong, if trump today said i'm out of the republican primary process. i'm today announcing i'm running third party. that he could do, correct? >> possibl...

Hitting 270, but it fizzled entirely and some other supporters of hillary clinton in some other states wanted to support bernie sanders but they actually were rebuked and replaced today because a lot of state laws do not allow that. the four people in washington state, the secretary of state's office says they'll be fined $1,000 each for going against the will of the sate. for all the talks about revolts today, the reality here is this is a pretty -- a system that's hard to disrupt. even if this had been disrupted, this goes to the house of representatives, of course, controlled by republicans...