For being on trial, hunter biden. let s listen to that. how important do you think this conviction should be in this race for president? one thing for certain is, stop undermining the rule of law. the jury spoke, like they speak in all cases, and it should be respected. as we sit here in normandy, the your son hunter is on trial. i know you can t speak about it. ongoing federal prosecution. but let me ask you, will you accept the jury s outcome? there outcome no matter what it is? yes. have you ruled out a part for your son? yes. a pretty big contrast between joe biden s respectful judicial process and donald trump. you know, talk about showing the true character of a man. i was always impressed, lawrence, that when he became president, he had every right and, indeed,
The freedoms of but seemingly not. you think the freedoms of the - but seemingly not. you thinkj the freedoms of the veterans but seemingly not. you think. the freedoms of the veterans of the freedoms of the veterans of the reference that they fought so hard for is fracturing. yes and n0- so hard for is fracturing. yes and n0- i so hard for is fracturing. yes and no. i think so hard for is fracturing. yes and no. i think it s so hard for is fracturing. jazz and no. i think it s been under great stress but at the same time what russia has done is make a terrible mistake a couple of years ago and nato quite frankly was on the rocks and was looking for a lacking public support through the member nations and the european union writ large in vladimir putin, i give him tremendous credit, he reinvigorated nato with the invasion of ukraine and i think we see an increase in united europe realising they have an enemy to the east and it s sad to say that. most of us admire russia and its history but they ve taken off in the wrong direction and europe has come together, beautifully, with this the help of the us to go ahead and repel
I want to be clear about that. even rich friends. where the optics of this becomes more problematic is that we are seeing individuals essentially donate funds to the court to keep this conservative super majority in play. there s been a lot of reporting, some by the new york times last year, justice thomas complaining about his small judicial salary which is quite significant relative to what other americans make and how maybe he would not stay on the court. all these wealthy interests, no, no, let s figure out how to keep you on the court and happy and suddenly you see the money start rolling in. this is a key point and i want to talk about the delay on the immunity case. it s not surprising. they tipped their hand, they would not let jack smith jumped to the supreme court even though they knew they wanted to weigh in. they did it on covid cases and
You just heard me asu justkmakig about making that very important. pick a few names coming up,incld including north dakota governor doug burgum senator marco rubio, j.d. vance, tom cotton and senator tim scott.uestion now, the question is, would senator tim scott, for one, take the job if asked? senator scott joins now. all right. you re smiling. so i don t i don t take that ay. s a no. i. i love you, man. you re a good man, sean, i got [ laay, love you, but go ahead. i love you. but i appreciate that. what a blessing to live in aa country where a poor kid raised by a single mother can be in the conversation. what a blessing to live in a country where we actually defend american for years under donald trump is, the best opportunity for poor kids living in america in 2024 i and 2025 to see their dreams
Go after political enemies. kayleigh: donald trump did say enough is enough, so what is intime scared of? kennedy: the animal noises from the people, the cries of danger from these suppose it weaseled, they tell you that they think trump is can a won, and what they have done is come back to bite him where the sun does not shine. they know that they are screwed and so screwed. because never has a president and a party and the millions in the media has shown greater disregard for the courts, the legal system, and the judicial system. democracy dies in darkness and they are shutting out the light and cut the power to the home that we know that is the united states of america. kayleigh: what a great irony. meanwhile, trump is saying enough is enough, but here s the
Know are untrue, so there are things that are happen, but the public-facing version would be critical. if it s not in the news, if we re not thinking about it, you know, it might just go away unless everyone in the senate watches your show, which they should, but i don t know if they do. i think if anyone is looking for political courage, they should find it in the poll numbers, only 3% of all merges approve of the supreme court. 6 is% disapprove, and its decisions are getting opposition from many, many more americans, upwards of 70%, 80%, opposing some of hoot button decision. thank you, with your help maybe we ll stay on it. matt and molly stick around. for more news and analysis on the supreme court and all the big legal stories with he cover here, sign up for our newsletter.
Obviously it was wrong. but because he is a conservative i think there will be more gentle on him that is the nature of the media. it’s will be more gentle on him that is the nature of the media. it s going to be an interesting the nature of the media. it s going to be an interesting leaders - the nature of the media. it s going | to be an interesting leaders debate tonight isn t a? to be an interesting leaders debate tonight isn t a? yes. in kettering, what do you tonight isn t a? yes. in kettering, what do you think tonight isn t a? jazz in kettering, what do you think about tonight isn t a? is; in kettering, what do you think about it? tonight isn t a? yes. in kettering, what do you think about it? my i what do you think about it? my thoughts were, i m 59 years old, and ithink thoughts were, i m 59 years old, and i think everyone in my generation and older i think everyone in my generation and older than i think everyone in my generation and olderthan me, i think everyone in my generation and older than me, our national identity and older than me, our national identity is and older than me, our national identity is soaked in the second world identity is soaked in the second world war, rightly or wrongly. the number world war, rightly or wrongly. the number of world war, rightly or wrongly. the number of people who come on your show number of people who come on your show and number of people who come on your show and still reference it and make comparisons and so on. i think the first thing comparisons and so on. i think the first thing soon acted was he failed to understand the importance of world to understand the importance of world war ii in general and d day in
Who s trying to win an election, is completely wrong is completely incredible, right? because there was a softer way she could have done that. of course, there are all sorts of ways, she could have done what david cameron did, say it s a tribute to his honesty that he s acknowledged it was a bit of a mishap or a bad judgment or something like that. or she could have listed 12 things the government s done to help veterans. she could have said, look, he s apologised and what i d like to do is emphasise the record. and she didn tjust say it once. i think she said it three and maybe four times. this is extraordinary for the tories to have got themselves into this situation where somebody prominent is being put forward by the party and has used that platform to criticise the prime minister so plainly. he apologised himself, which again in the context of an election campaign is something extremely unusual. i think he didn t have a choice because it was such an incredible misstep. i mean, somebody in the tory ranks
look, when this election is over, based on what they ve done, i would have every right to go after them, and it s easy, because it s joe biden. reporter: in an interview with dr. phil, he doubled down. you have so much to do, you don t have time to get even. you only have time to get right. well, revenge does take time, i will say that. it does. and sometimes revenge can be justified, phil. i have to be honest, you know, sometimes it can. reporter: in another interview, dodging a question about whether he would order the justice department to prosecute manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, who brought the case that led to his conviction, saying, quote, we re going to see what happens. in normandy, president biden telling david, trump is undermining the rule of law. david: what do you think the american people should make of this? how important do you think this conviction should be in this race for president? that s for the public to decide. but one thing for certain is, stop undermining the rule of law.
Reasons he needed mike pence was to shore up his support among white evangelicals and tap somebody vouch for him which mike pence did he doesn t really need that anymore, does he he doesn t need that anymore. i mean, mike pence serve to really critical functions. i don t think that mike pence convinced people who were skeptical of trump s character to vote for him. but i do think that it eased some uneasy consciousness of people they knew that they could trust mike pence, a lady who taught me sunday school when i was a kid lambasted me after i criticized trump, after access hollywood. and the reason she gave is look at his vice presidential candidate is such a godly man. so it helped some people to work through the question of, am i really voting for donald trump? i don t think any of those people would have voted for hillary clinton, but it helped them along the second thing was that mike pence understood and knew the ev