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>> trump would not relent. at 1:00 a.m. and generate 60 tweeted, "if vice president mik pence come through for us we will win the presidency. mike can send it back." and then there was the morning phone call in which the president bullied and belittled the vice president for refusing to go along with his potential crew. >> i remember. he said, you are a web, you be wimp. "went." is what i remember. it also was before the presiden said that vice president of the effect that, for he will have the courage to make a hard decision." >> worse -- words, i remember something like that markey had. >> soon after the call ended: [changing usa p-uppercase-lette trump would repeat his dangerou liza put a target on vice president pence. >> i hope mike is going to do the right thing. i hope so. and mike pence is going to have to come through for us. >> is that speech is end, insid the capitol:
TAIWAN, August 15 - President Tsai meets US delegation led by Senator Ed Markey On the morning of August 15, President Tsai Ing-wen met with a delegation led by
stage for that meeting between president biden and xi in november. what china is trying to do with regard to taiwan is isolate taiwan diplomatically. they've been trying to do that for years by denying taiwan any sort of recognition and trying to induce other nations around the world to avoid economic and strategic ties with taiwan. that message that china is delivering an aggressive response to a delegation of peace is one designed not only for the united states but for the region as well. china wants to make it clear there is a major price to be paid for any commercial or strategic links with taiwan. >> bill: markey leads this groou. it happens all the time. it is not announced. it just happens. speaker pelosi's visit was blasted with a bull horn for two weeks. why was it that way?
about the timeline of the murder, the computerize key confirmed her recollection. >> her courage was trying to get in the room at 7:30. >> she had been there just after midnight. >> there had been no activity up until midnight? >> going up until the door, and then runaway, telling us that she ran away from the inside. >> if markey had been downstairs helping with breakfast, and no key other than the wife's had opened the door since midnight, who then, had admitted the killer or killers? an early on mystery. >> this woman, meanwhile, had been summoned to her hotel suite by the manager. >> i asked what happened, and they said he's gone. what do you mean he's gone? try, go do something. the hotel guards wouldn't let her in the room.
nine." it's been wildly successful, but you authored this book, and the idea that, of saving nine, you have the people like aoc and senator markey from massachusetts, elizabeth warren, others that are out there saying, look, the only wayed to do this is to change the court, to pack the court. transportation secretary buttigieg is has advocates this -- advocated this. you hear a drum beat from the left. why is this so dangerous, and is it really still in motion? >> you know, i wrote "saving nine" over a year ago because i could see this coming, i knew what would happen. i them the story of what happened the last time court packing was attempt by president biden's role model and hero, president franklin d. roos vel. i tell -- roosevelt. how much damage it inflicted on the american system of government and on the constitution itself even though the plan itself failed. it is really wrong for them to try to tinker with the independence of the federal
nine." it's been wildly successful, but you authored this book, and the idea that, of saving nine, you have the people like aoc and senator markey from massachusetts, elizabeth warren, others that are out there saying, look, the only wayed to do this is to change the court, to pack the court. transportation secretary buttigieg is has advocates this -- advocated this. you hear a drum beat from the left. why is this so dangerous, and is it really still in motion? >> you know, i wrote "saving nine" over a year ago because i could see this coming, i knew what would happen. i them the story of what happened the last time court packing was attempt by president biden's role model and hero, president franklin d. roos vel. i tell -- roosevelt. how much damage it inflicted on the american system of government and on the constitution itself even though the plan itself failed. it is really wrong for them to try to tinker with the independence of the federal
democrat sherry beasley who elected would be the first ever black senator from north carolina. right now she's trying to distinguish herself by talking about the end of roe v wade by championing her position on women's reproductive care and abortion and trying to make the distinguished line between her and her republican opponent. that's what a lot of north carolinaens are talking about because frankly many people assume chuck edwards will suck -- succeed. >> this was an illustration of the trump endorsement. a lose more cawthorn, a win for tim bud. how do you see that playing out with a mixed bag? >> that's how i see it. a mixed bag for former president donald trump and his endorsement. in the win column for him and markey contest you have ted bud, doug in the pennsylvania governor's race. the losses madison cawthorn,
president trump as he did in 2020 not waiting around for the official results, urging his chosen candidate to quote declare victory. again, there is no victory yet for anybody to declare at this point. in p.a. you have john fedderman days after having a stroke and in north carolina a big upset. the test of the trump endorsement. here is madison cawthorn after a string of embarrassing controversies and a tough night for progressives, one potential success, their candidate leading the income bent. vaughn, let me start with you in this markey race in pennsylvania. the republican side and the stakes of this, whoever wins this seat in the general is a seat that could shift the balance of power in the senate. this is a state race with national implications and you have former president trump again trying to push this, you know, election fraud nonsense basically. talk me through that and what you're seeing on the ground.