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that happens in the judge has the options of first imposing a fine and a fine is not going to do much for donald trump to deter you want with the punishment deter the conduct you want to punish, but also deter the conduct a finds not going to turn because he'll just go to his maga base and raise the money to pay a fine, but it is the first step. and then this judge is not he's not someone who's just going to have that donald trump take control the courtroom. that's not going to happen so that is the next step up and the next step is and it's right in the new york code is imprisonment. he can be sentenced to jail time. and is that entirely possible? of course, it is. >> so if if there is this indirect contempt and outside of the view of the judge, and then there's direct contempt if he acts out in the courtroom. the judge is not going to have any option but to have a jail cell telling to bring the toothbrush and maybe that will get through to mr.
saying i have to be honest. i feel so nervous and anxious right now. i am sorry. gh another set i have really bad anxiety. people i have found out where i am. to easy to see why they could feel that way. imagine being called for jury in duty and then facing a defendant like trump who has a known history of going after anyone and everyone. not to mention an audience of maga think faithful who take his words literally. that has long been his strategy and is likely to continue as the trial goes on. a former member of his white house legal team told journalist he expects some jurors will begin to crack under the immense pressure they will be under. no doubt a lot of that will come from trump himself because a fair trial decided by an impartial jury of his peers could be what he fears the most. he also could be underestimating them.
representatives. when you have the new york post mocking you as moscow marj, that's not a good week. but i do think it's worth remembering marjorie taylor greene as isolated as she is still closer to the beating art of maga than many other republicans. obviously she's kind of venting and lashing out. but i don't think the people ought to understand estimate the hole, the isolation marjorie taylor greene continues to have on the republican base. >> congresswoman edwards, your reaction? >> it is no surprise marjorie taylor greene is calling wolf again and again and again as she does. but i don't think this will go anywhere. i think both republicans and democrats are really tired of her act. they're not going to give in to this motion to vacate. and you're going to see a lot of democrats actually
of this? >> this is the scary part. being a member of congress who decided to move my house because people came to my house with a gun. we watched would have been january 6. we watch the former president inside and insurrection. i think this is the thing the countries in the middle of. those jurors should all have protection immediately. there was no reason why they shouldn't all have immediate protection. i don't trust the political situation we are in and i don't know how we as the media to be responsible about talking about this because we have a whole part of the media, not the station but a whole part of the media that is designed to lift up this kind of violence and intimidation and to undermine the judiciary. this is really what i was saying to alicia about my biggest fear about this. this turns into another opportunity for the maga extremist republicans to continue to generate
is a big strategic threat and it is the most important competition for the next for the rest of the century. but if you're looking at the next decade or two, the real security threat comes from russia it was flat wrong to think in terms of russia not being a threat. you have to recognize that russia is led by a very autocratic, all-powerful figure who has gone into his head that somehow ukraine is should be part of russia. he is undermined all the principles of the united nations charter and is quite clearly seemed to be doing that so we've got to defend ourselves against him and the vote in the house representatives to renew support for ukraine is going to really important in this so john, so thank you very much indeed. thank you, christiane coming up later on the show, trump's former defense secretary on the danger of maga, republicans buying into putin's propaganda then 1
donald trump, this is governor roy cooper, donald trump is responsible for north carolina's abortion ban, that restricts women's freedom to make their own health care decisions. since donald trump stands between a woman and her doctor, north carolinians will stand between donald trump and the white house this november. i mean, that is some strong messaging. is it enough to be able to say that reproductive rights are on the ballot in november, when you have donald trump waffling on whether or not he supports the national ban? >> we know that the abortion issue is bedeviling republicans. we have seen a trail of republican losses since the overturning of roe v wade. i don't think by itself, it is enough. i think it has to be done in complement with the economic accomplishment story. and also, frankly, the threat to american democracy that the maga republican project led by donald trump represents. but, that trifecta, the economic progress, the dangers of the freedoms that are going to be overturned and have been overturned on abortion, reproductive rights, and the threat to democracy. that is the trifecta that i think the trump campaign is fearing the most because there
we're telling everyone that the chicago blues gave us the blueot . and so we want everybody to put on their gym shoes, tie him up o realgyem because we're runningtt to the right. we're done. we don't want to talk to them anymorht.we aree. ve cho >> we have choices. have you seen this inside the blacick community, insidebl chicago? >> men and women are are they feelingcommunit this like you where you were in a big red maga hat when you when they see that, how do they respond to that? and what is the appetite respond for going red amongst the black community in chicago? >> they love iunitt. >> everyone loves our chicago maga hats. you see, we wear fedoras with the loves our on the side. this is the chicago look and everybody wants one. everybody wants to come to the meeting. everybods to they is saying, yow what, p ray? you've been trying to warn us for years. you wereo wafos, right., we are sorry. please accept our apologies. please let us do sorry your organization. >> and i'm like, it's for everybody. awr goal again it's fo is to ger people away from this culture of liberal failure that's currently bankruptm the entireg city and leaving americans behind. americans be you have
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[ speaking in a global language ] >> translator: congresswoman marjorie taylor-greene is proposing for the u.s. to withdraw from nato. she believes that americans should help putin when. >> joining me now is anne applebaum, a prize-winning historian and staff writer with the atlantic. thank you for being here. i wonder if you could give me your reaction to russian state media now covering the maga caucus of the conference. >> i think it is important to understand why this is happening and how it is connected to the reason why russia invaded ukraine in the first place. part of the point of invading ukraine was to show that russia doesn't care about rules. it doesn't care about european rules, about not changing orders by force. it wants to defy u.s. power. it wants to show that the u.s. isn't important in europe. and by enabling people who are
a third republican, congressman paul gosar of arizona, has joined the effort to oust mike johnson after the house voted to move forward with u.s. aid to ukraine and israel. the rules committee vote -- excuse me, the vote was 316-94, with more democrats than republicans voting to move forward. democrats also helped get the measure out of the rules committee last night. a bipartisan action that is infuriating the speaker's maga republican critics. a final vote is expected tomorrow. the speaker was asked before the vote whether he was worried about keeping his job. >> is it time to call the bluff and put the motion to vacate on the floor? >> we will see what happens. i'm going to do my job. i'm not deterred by threats. we will do the right thing.