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basically the election, starting on november 4th, and continuing on until january 6th. he pulled every lever he could in his office to try and stay in that office, to cling to power, and those folks are looking for him to be held responsible for the way he abused that office. >> kristie, earlier tonight trump lawyer john lauro took to trump's favorite place cable news, to talk about the case. watch. this >> they are attacking other parts of the constitution because they want to take president trump to trial in a few months. they want to deny him his sixth amendment rights to council, to give me in my co-counsel up an opportunity to prepare. they want to deny president trump's due process rights, to look at documents, to get witnesses, to use our subpoena power. >> he's essentially arguing against the government that's asking for a speedy trial.
putting a president in jail, there's probably a deal to be made simply but he definitely thought that the possibility was that because of the possibility of jail time hanging over his head. until then, he would take advantage of and raise money. which is already done. what you did the next day. >> kristie is obviously running as a republican right now. but seems to be taking a very different tone on this investigation. listen to this. >> i don't really think there is anything political but what jack smith is doing. >> how effective is, that calling it a witch hunt stuff like. that seems to be effective among his supporters. >> i think it's a women supporters. i think once again to, requirements on a fact about all. >> right, which is what happened with the election lies. >> that's right. voters are listening to christy? because the polls show that most of these republicans do not believe trump did anything wrg. >> they do believe that. and i think ultimately he is talking to suburban voters. maybe independent voters, republicans that are persuadable. as what i think he is talking
that they have to quote unquote fight like hell for the country and come to his rescue. in his effort to avoid what he calls a persecution. >> fight like hell for our country but remember he is being charged with trying to defraud, you and me. kristie, i want to share with you something that we heard from fani willis, because we could be seeing a fourth indictment from her out of georgia. watch this. >> are some people who say that there already three indictments against former president. they argue that even if there were crimes committed here in fulton county, a fourth indictment isn't worth all the work that would come of it. to people who say that what would you say? >> that i took an off and that the oath requires that i follow the law. that if someone broke the law in fulton county, georgia that i have a duty to prosecute. that's exactly what i plan to do. would >> you think we'll see in the coming weeks?
say, hey this is a political attempt on the final 11th hour as he campaigns for reelection to derail his effort, to stop him from returning to the white house. meanwhile, i spoke with several people who have a field democracy is on the line, that they have been essentially waiting for the state with baited breath, for donald trump to be held responsible for what he did in the weeks after basically the election, starting on november 4th, and continuing on until january 6th. he pulled every lever he could in his office to try and stay in that office, to cling to power, and those folks are looking for him to be held responsible for the way he abused that office. >> kristie, earlier tonight trump lawyer john lauro took to trump's favorite place cable news, to talk about the case. watch. this >> they are attacking other parts of the constitution
but maybe i'll be president. i'll give him an area. but he i think thinks there is a lane here for someone else who is not donald trump. >> their political opponents christine. and trump but christine knows trump really well. a close. what he said about something that he had into trump's thinking. >> i think he thinks he is scared of going to jail. and he is probably right. he recounted a dinner that he had with him. that kristie has trump? >> talk about somebody who is going to jail. this was years ago. i think it was in new jersey some sort. a state senator. trump kept saying he's really going to jail? it's really going to jail? seemed terrified is what christie seemed to indicate. and it was interesting that he cannot imagine finally having to pay legal price that it looks like he might have to pay. >> christie believes trump would want to going to do? >> i think he does. i pushed back on the.
and you can't do a thing to stop it. garofalo: kristen was -- they called her kristie, and she was the perfect daughter. she was punctual and dependable, reliable, responsible. she was a figure skater. she rowed for her high school. kenzora: she was from a big family. it was the second marriage for her parents, so she had older brothers and sisters, but they were all very close, and i believe she'd had her first boyfriend, and she was excited because i believe one of her siblings was getting married soon. garofalo: the frenches' home was full of photographs on the mantles and on the shelves of kristen french. beautiful girl. tall, dark hair. you know, seemingly having life in front of her, which made those photographs more poignant and even sadder than, you know, you could ever imagine.
[ voice breaking ] mahaffy: only the trial is over. leslie is still not coming home. [ voice breaking ] kristie, you can't be hurt anymore. we love you. ♪ [ camera shutters clicking ] and he cried, and we all cried. but their daughters were still not coming home. malbon: paul bernardo once said he'd never get caught. at 31 years old, he now faces life in prison. bryant: he was sentenced to life in prison with no eligibility for parole until 25 years had passed. [ crowd yelling ] ha ha ha! he was additional sentenced as a dangerous offender. in our law, that means you can be held in jail indefinitely. he is simply too dangerous to let out. paul hunter: the dangerous-offender hearing -- this was the day for the scarborough rape crimes to be addressed. these people are finally having their day.
prove a point that it is a white grievance party and what greater grievance than to say, i'm going to be for the guy that's been indicted. so i don't think that any of these candidates except for the two that you mentioned, kristie, and hutchinson. both clients of mine. they all say that they'll support trump if he's a nominee. so, we know donald trump is a rapist. that's been established now by a judge. we know that he's going to be indicted -- has been indicted for espionage crimes. and, none of that matters. so, what lying can they cross? i just don't think it there. it's up to the american people, if he's a nominee, to make sure that he's never near the oval office. >> stuart, the irony. the last week going out of business still that we saw was from bed bath & beyond. and who just bought that company? over.com.
and i hope the congressman is right here. but, i think that a running to prove a point that it is a white grievance party and what greater grievance than to say, i'm going to be for the guy that's been indicted. so i don't think that any of these candidates except for the two that you mentioned, kristie, and hutchinson. both clients of mine. they all say that they'll support trump if he's a nominee. so, we know donald trump is a rapist. that's been established now by a judge. we know that he's going to be indicted -- has been indicted for espionage crimes. and, none of that matters. so, what lying can they cross? i just don't think it there. it's up to the american people, if he's a nominee, to make sure that he's never near the oval office.
we are obviously airing clips of him, it seems like, every single hour. but how do republican primary voters feel about chris christie, michael? >> he is a minus 56 -- [laughter] he is a minus 56. you know, his favorables are somewhere around, you know, 10%, maybe, 15. and that's the problem, because he's gone after trump, they don't like him, which brings us right back to how this conversation started. yeah, you know, people say, well, i think we need to go with someone else, we need to get someone electable. we need to have -- and at the end of the day, what are they going to do? they're gonna vote for trump in this primary. y'all need to get over this. i mean, everybody is trying to find the angle. it ain't working. desantis ain't it. and kristie, if he was sitting with favorability among the republican primary voters in the 30s, or the 40s, oh, he would be killing it right now. but he's now got to make up a