Arraigned, as we have seen time and time again. but it is still being discussed as to how exactly this is going to work. but, again, they have made this a media spectacle. they have put cameras at every place trump has been, whether it is in mar-a-lago, new york, florida, they want to create their own narrative around this. and, again, they believe looking at those poll numbers that it is working. when i talk to voters, there are still a lot of republicans who strongly support the former president, despite, again, this third indictment now and all of these mounting legal issues. all right. thank you very much, kristin. joining me now ryan goodman, of course former special counsel of the justice department, elliot williams, long-time conservative attorney george conway and scott jennings, the former senior adviser to mitch
Years. reporter: and all of this means that donald trump s legal bills are mounting, so much so that sources have told our kristin holmes that his team is now creating a legal defense fund to help offset some of these costs. now, to this point it s been trump s political action committee fronting the legal costs, already spending more than $40 million just this year to pay for the legal fee foss trump and many of hits associates, wolfe. jessia schneider, thank you very much. i want to bring some emphasize our experts that are following these investigations closely. elliott, let me start with you. why do you think the latest surveillance video was only found and obtained recently. that s how investigations work, wolf. evidence can come in over a long period of time. it s an ongoing investigation with an open grand jury. they are probably still hear evidence, in fact, can keep bringing charges after the fact,
They have a significant problem right now, and i think that that their trying to stay out of the headlines in regards to the bad media and the press. but i do think that he has a big speech tomorrow in new hampshire on the economy that he will have. but i also think that you have the president, former president attacking the so-called second place person right now, but with then you have other candidates that are starting to surge which i think is very interesting, tim scott, nikki haley, chris christie in new hampshire, and what happens when all of those candidates start getting the wrath of the former president and each other? aishah: we ll see if he onlies to the debate stage. i want to play a sound bite from i believe it is yeah, ron desantis who ponded to some criticism we don t have it. he responded to some criticism from two very prominent black republicans, byron donalds and tim scott, who are not happy with this new florida curriculum involving slavery, and he basically was defiant, kristin,
Story won t go away. aishah: right. but i also think that the republicans need to be very careful, that they continue to concentrate not only what s happening with the administration, but what happens with what the voters care about, the economy, crime and the borders. we have to walk a fine line to make sure we re not going too far. aishah: tough to do in this day and age. ashley or kristin, i want to ask you, you know, if devon archer shows up tomorrow and tells oversight staff and counsel that he did overhear president biden on the phone with his son talking about overseas business deals, i mean, the biden camp has to be worried about this. i don t think that will be the case. but he is aishah: what s he going to say? i have no idea, we ll see. but i think that is the one kind of political liability you re looking at with president biden. i think the democrats are in a
Millions are suffering through extreme heat, where josh lederman says many are evacuating. imagine the terror as the fire swept through here. tourists tell me they had just minutes to flee. some still in their bathing suits, walking mile after mile to safety. this fire is nowhere near out. reporter: back in the u.s., health experts say high temperatures are especially dangerous for pregnant women like kristin, who moved from buffalo to sweltering ft. worth, texas. i literally felt my skin burning, and i m like, this doesn t feel right. reporter: everyone, no matter how hit, can be vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. this 24-year-old mountain biker lost his life while helping dehydrated hikers in the desert east of san diego. his passing a sobering reminder of how quickly extreme heat can become deadly, even if you re young and athletic.
You might take the time to scan stuff. do you think that s why i need to know because this is immediate consumption where am i eating dinner tongts. kristin kids are in minnesota tonight. i have to eat. no time to get home and throw it out. i have to do it right there. one of my favorite things is i want to know when this ends this is a politically hot time right now but now we re scanning store items like am i a week away from scanning strippers before i get a lap dance? already. that s an app. that s actually an app on the iphone. where is the women and what app is that? show to you later. [laughter] let me make sure mcbee isn t worst thing is aligning them with the arguments like chris rorke talked about in his special lululemon you go to the store and we don t tolerate racism and bigotry but they hang up signs as if there s a competing store that does say [laughter] well screw lululemon because in this store the racism and
You might take the time to scan stuff. do you think that s why i need to know because this is immediate consumption where am i eating dinner tongts. kristin kids are in minnesota tonight. i have to eat. no time to get home and throw it out. i have to do it right there. one of my favorite things is i want to know when this ends this is a politically hot time right now but now we re scanning store items like am i a week away from scanning strippers before i get a lap dance? already. that s an app. that s actually an app on the iphone. where is the women and what app is that? show to you later. [laughter] let me make sure mcbee isn t worst thing is aligning them with the arguments like chris rorke talked about in his special lululemon you go to the store and we don t tolerate racism and bigotry but they hang up signs as if there s a competing store that does say [laughter] well screw lululemon because in this store the racism and
You might take the time to scan stuff. do you think that s why i need to know because this is immediate consumption where am i eating dinner tongts. kristin kids are in minnesota tonight. i have to eat. no time to get home and throw it out. i have to do it right there. one of my favorite things is i want to know when this ends this is a politically hot time right now but now we re scanning store items like am i a week away from scanning strippers before i get a lap dance? already. that s an app. that s actually an app on the iphone. where is the women and what app is that? show to you later. [laughter] let me make sure mcbee isn t worst thing is aligning them with the arguments like chris rorke talked about in his special lululemon you go to the store and we don t tolerate racism and bigotry but they hang up signs as if there s a competing store that does say [laughter] well screw lululemon because in this store the racism and
Kristin holmes, who s in new jersey could she s near the former president bedminster golf club. and kristin, you have some new reporting on trumped effort to get the republican representatives to expunge his impeachment. is the really anything that they can do? reporter: breonna, that is the question. first of all ããwhen we talk about expunging these impeachments, it s important to know the clarification and context from the parliamentarian office. which they say there is no clear procedural consequence if you actually expunge these impeachments or put forward a proposal to do so. and it s not going to change the congressional records. these were votes that were taken in 2019 and 2020 that will remain on record. however, there has been a conversation about whether or
Stand for something. that s when ron desantis gets into the most trouble. what do you think, scott, if you were advising a candidate, how would you tell them to do this on a political basis? how would you tell them to respond? i did ask governor desantis about this in the interview, and we ll bring it the top of the 4:00 hour, but how would you advise a candidate or republican to do it? be honest. the one thing about january 6th that is true, it all happened live on television. we all watched it. there is no mystery about what happened. how you talk about it beyond that, i think, is probably prescribed by the belief on some of these campaigns that they just need to be acceptable in the event that what kristin said happens, that trump collapses, that at some point, if it becomes too much and he begins to fade, you re there to pick up the ball. respectfully, like governor hutchinson, he is not going to be there to pick up the ball. the candidates that could be left in the mix, certainly desantis, certainly tim scott, nikki haley and others, you have to remain acceptable to enough republicans to be ready, should the weight of all this drag