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than liebermann at the pentagon. >> and this cnn welcome back to state of the union. >> i'm kasie hunt a new dynamic in the presidential race with donald trump's felony conviction. what we'll independent voters think the kind of voters that nikki haley is still earning in republican primaries. my next guest backed her over trump in those primaries, joining me now is new hampshire republican governor says sununu. governor, thank you so much for being here. >> you bet. >> so donald trump is now a convicted felon. are you comfortable voting for him in november oh, sure. >> as apparently according to the polls, most of america is i mean, the poles of this morning still have up two points. so the reality is that this isn't really moving people's decision but majority of people
immediately on august 19, the tide turns against monsanto, former premier mossadegh. >> ruined house is a mute testimony, two or three days, a bloody rioting culminating in a military coup the shah, who had planned to rome comes home backed by a general zahedi military strongmen who engineered is returned to power after the coup succeeded. >> most of that was convicted of treason, sentenced to prison then spent the rest of his life under house arrest. >> as for the show ii started consolidating power, becoming more and more of an autocrat. >> he runs democratic experiment, was over throughout the decades of the shah's reign iran kept a very good relationship with israel. >> they traded oil that kind of relationship between a muslim country. and israel was, was very important just as a borden to america was continuing to limit soviet influence in
reporter. essentially got them leaked, right? that's what these documents are, right part three, covert and overt action. >> this is the coo. >> so eisenhower proves it 11 july 1953. prime minister of england approves it one july 1953 yeah, that's amazing. >> key to the plot was convincing. sharma mohammad reza pahlavi, the monarch who ruled iran, to personally take action to oust most sadeq. >> august 50 at midnight soldiers knock-on most adel store and deliver an letter to him dismissing him from the, role of the prime minister in the morning, he goes on the radio. he says there was a coup attempt against me. >> most of the uk refused to accept his dismissal from office and forth back and on his orders, troops occupied the shah's palaces, hands surrounded parliament the shaw, who was waiting to see what happens, fleas, you're on
abstraction. how do you connect that to people? how do you say that, and you know him better than most, does he mean what he says? he threatens to do things that will undo democracy and a lot of people write that off. they say it is bluster, it is donald trump talking but i think that donald trump 2024 is more sophisticated than donald trump. >> he is more sophisticated but he's a little bit slower, i think. but let me take you back to 2016 and think about people i knew voting for him. we didn't know how horrible he was then. i said, roe v. wade is going to go. never, never. nothing will ever change roe v. wade. the lefties said it as well as the right and look what happened. so when trump, he says something, and important to him, it makes him rich and it gets him more supporters, yet, he means it. he will do those things.
>> i will say, this is the most i have seen of upside down american flags in my lifetime, just this week. that by itself, i think is notable. but you are exactly right, the supreme court has for a long time existed as its own law enforcement arm. they get to decide when they have crossed the line, when recusal is required, and no one can really check them. here in this particular instance, justice alito has decided that because the flag was flown apparently by his wife, not by him and because it has nothing to do with him, he is not obliged to recuse himself from these two cases involving january 6th, where again, the statement of this flat phone upside down was also prevalent. it is also important for your viewers to remember that the inquiry from senators durbin and white house was directed to
war was certainly the most formative experience that most of the iranian leadership has had. we think of iran as aggressive, which it has been but from the iranian perspective, they believe they are reacting to the aggression of others saddam hussein's forces vastly out matched iran and captured a major border city soon after invading the main city of shock does now seem to the full and to iraq. but surprisingly, iraq body iran would be a pushover. >> the fledgling iranian regime held firm led by the newly formed revolutionary guard, thousands of young iranians have taken up arms against the iraqis. >> good ella warfare by young revolutionary volunteers with the regular army, chaotic can demoralized the iranians had to rely on this likely armed but
complex economy. let's talk about this. this is facing most of the developed world. america has the ability to bring in lots of people because a lot of people want to come here.>> yeah. like i said, it's a hard nose self-interested argument. you want economic prosperous country and you want for immigration. think about what makes your local community prosperous. think of what your wish list could be. you want investment because those create jobs. you want innovation in terms of products and you want something culturally interesting. you want entrepreneurship. people starting new businesses and talented people. the evidence shows that they contribute positively to all of those. immigrants are 80% more likely than natives to start businesses. and those businesses create
it's not valid at difficult for them and most of them, which is to say, all of them have just decide to say that it's donald trump. i'm with them. yeah. you mentioned those two senators, brown and tested. we do a statements that they gave allowed to m the aftermath of this this verdict we know saying they respect the judicial process that we're certainly not embracing it it does show you that the line that they are walking these vulnerable member democrats in these red states they want to make it about a cantilevers candidate issue. they don't want to talk about trump, even if that may turn off trump's verdict may turn off some swing voters. >> yeah, they they they want to talk about how they are a perfect match for their state and how they are, they're going to run. they're going to run their race their high time. they've gotten their buzz cut, whatever his height here. it's called. >> but no, they are they are focused on on their race and not on trump because talking about trump might motivate
stuart: former federal prosecutor and contributor to fox news and the case was a clown somehow and the judge was biased towards the prosecution and in terms of coverage, people tuned out because most of us didn't get to see the trial and had the reporters quick notes on the screen. >> yeah, back in the 90s, i did it in federal court and not on television and every day we were on trial and the oj simpson case in california was on trial and that got all the coverage precisely on television and because it informs state court and a spect cal and people can judge about historically what
changes— independent candidates, so those changes will be translated into actuat— changes will be translated into actual seats and that is what really matters _ actual seats and that is what really matters. and that will give the nature — matters. and that will give the nature of— matters. and that will give the nature of the split, particularly for those — nature of the split, particularly for those provinces were no single party _ for those provinces were no single party has — for those provinces were no single party has a — for those provinces were no single party has a decisive majority like dowding — party has a decisive majority like dowding and was a natal and in the northern— dowding and was a natal and in the northern cape, but definitely nationally. we northern cape, but definitely nationally-— northern cape, but definitely nationall . ~ ., , ., ., nationally. we are still waiting for the final, national— nationally. we are still waiting for the final, national tally. - nationally. we are still waiting for the final, national tally. they - nationally. we are still waiting forl the final, national tally. they have gone through most of the provinces now. the electoral commission is showing the summary. explain as everyone waits here, the mood is tense here. how significant is this moment for south africa? the tense here. how significant is this moment for south africa? the mood is t in: to moment for south africa? the mood is trying to savour— moment for south africa? the mood is trying to savour the _ moment for south africa? the mood is trying to savour the moment. - moment for south africa? the mood is trying to savour the moment. i - moment for south africa? the mood is trying to savour the moment. i have i trying to savour the moment. i have tried to _ trying to savour the moment. i have tried to speak to a number of different— tried to speak to a number of different party leaders and people are quite — different party leaders and people are quite excited. some are more excited _ are quite excited. some are more excited than others, others are disappointed. the anc will be significantly disappointed to lose about— significantly disappointed to lose about 70 seats, almost 70 seats in the national assembly, that is what they wiii—