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extremely abrasive. >> i know that but yet i when it comes down to the bottom line of what he's he did for the country during his term i still feel good about that. >> trump and his allies have continued to call this verdict political persecution they say that the whole thing, the whole trial was rigged i don't feel the lucky it was rigged at the end of the day. >> there's old saying, the chickens have to come home to roost. >> but what about the two of you as republic? blinken's? i mean, he was convicted in the same way. a jury convicts people around the country every day. >> no, i don't think it was rigged. i think it was set up. >> what the timing of it to me, it's just can i can't help but think isn't that sort of odd that they would do this right now. now is the perfect time. because of the election coming up, you think? she said the perfect time for who mind that this is the same department of justice that is now prosecuting hunter biden, the democratic
down to the bottom line of what he's done he did for the country during his term i still feel good about that. >> trump and his allies have continued to call this verdict political persecution. they say that the the whole thing, the whole trial was rigged. >> i don't feel like it was rigged at the end of the day there's an old saying, the chickens, that have to come home to roost what about the two of you as republicans? i mean, he was convicted in the same way, a jury convicts people around the country every day. >> no, i don't think it was rigged. i think it was set up the timing of it to me, it's just i can't help but think isn't that sort of odd that they would do this right now. now is the perfect fine. because of the election coming up, do you think she said the perfect? tom for her whom mind that this is the same department of justice that is now prosecuting hunter biden, the democratic president's son. if you have enough power, you can wield anything would be
have to come home to roost. >> what about the two of you as republicans? i mean, he was convicted in the same way. a jury convicts people around the country every day. >> no, i don't think it was rigged i think it was set up. >> the timing of it to me, it's just i can't help but think isn't that sort of odd that they would do this right now. now but here's the perfect fine. because of the election coming up, you thinks he said perfect time for whom mind that this is the same department of justice that is now processing shooting. hunter biden, the democratic president's son. >> if you have enough power, you can wield anything would be foolish to think otherwise, does the charges hunter biden is facing and the troubles he's facing legally, does that give you pause when it comes to voting for joe biden no. >> no. >> i think about people like, you who are independent are undecided or leaning and just not sure and then you have this guilty verdict. >> i don't think it's going to hurt him at all. this will push his supporters even
wasn't just one, it was begot two senile and when you say senile it takes an an upper-level entity connected to the policy. somebody can be old to they can keep policy. if you are senile, you cannot execute a policy and that speaks to the danger of the biden foreign policy, it speaks to the danger of his border policy, the danger of his fiscal policy, inflation is nuts. and if voters can connect these senility to the crazy policies, that is just deadly for a presidential campaign. >> it is because as a biden administration again showed in that odd, they think they have a messaging a problem, that somehow their beautiful stories not being told by they are actually lying to the american people about their story, they reality that we are living in this country is what we know to be true regardless of whatever lies they may be pushing to their friends in the propaganda
have to happen to them. >> it's going to have to happen to them very possible. we'll talk about that tonight first though, how today provided powerful evidence that donald trump is getting every benefit right now, that the criminal justice system provides to the accused senior exact cone joins us now with more on the georgia rulings. so what exactly did this appeals courts say and what does it mean? the chances of this case going to trial before the election or at all yeah. >> anderson, the order today, making very clear that the criminal prosecution of donald trump in georgia cannot continue until the appeals court decides whether or not fulton county district attorney fani willis should be disqualified from the case, and that means interest in the chances of this case is an of donald trump's standing trial in georgia before the 2024 election are effectively zero. and it also raises questions about whether a trial will happen at all. now, typically what happens when the appeals court in georgia takes up an issue is that the proceedings in the lower trial quarter automatically stayed put on pause, but this gives us a little bit different, a little bit odd, and that the judges at the trial court level is scott
powerful evidence. that donald trump is getting every benefit right now that the criminal justice system provides to the accused, seen exact cone joined us now with more on the georgia rulings. so what exactly did this appeals courts say and what does it mean? the chances of this k is going to trial before the election or at all yeah. >> anderson, the order today, making very clear that the criminal prosecution of donald trump in georgia cannot continue until the appeals court decides whether or not fulton county district attorney fani willis should be disqualified from the case, and that means intersting the chances of this case donald trump's standing trial in georgia before the 2024 election are effectively zero. and it also raises questions about whether a trial will happen at all. now, typically what happens when the appeals court in georgia takes up an issue is that the proceedings in the lower trial quarter automatically stayed put on pause but this case was a little bit different, a little bit odd in that the judges at the trial court level, scott mcafee, allowed the proceedings to continue, even if the appeals court took it up. so that's why we saw today the appeals court officially
joins us now with more on the georgia rulings. so what exactly did this appeals courts saying? what does it mean the chances of this? it's k is going to trial before the election or at all yeah. >> anderson, the order today, making very clear that the criminal prosecution of donald trump in georgia cannot continue until the appeals court decides whether or not fulton county district attorney fani willis should be disqualified from the case, and that means interest in the chances of this case and up donald trump's day in a trial in georgia before the 2024 election are effectively zero. and it also raises questions about whether a trial will happen at all. now, typically what happens when the appeals court in georgia takes up an issue is that the proceedings in the lower trial court are automatically stayed, put on pause, but this gives us a little bit different, a little bit odd, and that the judge at the trial court level, it's got mad allowed the proceedings to continue, even if the appeals court took it up. so that's why we saw today the appeals court officially pausing all proceedings in scott mcafee is courtroom until the disqualification matter is resolved. and look, that means we have several more months
for the longest time, trump was not addressing gershkovich at all. his silence was really conspicuous in contrast to basically all other u.s. politicians and he was eventually about the one-year anniversary called on that, and asked directly about it repeatedly, and then he finally called for the release, and then turned it into this thing about how putin would do it for him and not for biden. >> it's odd he never mentioned paul whelan who was taken during his presidency. ruth, talk about what it would mean to the world if the u.s. became prey to what we do see in other countries where you have autoocracies pop up. if it happened here, how would that materially change the world? >> well, the world would become just much, you know, more unsafe place because the people who trump is backing are imperialists who are warmongers, who won't stop at anything. and the thing about the way
going in gaza. >> yeah, that's right. it's an odd situation for the president. his first trip to europe since the october 7th hamas attack. he is rallying the allies in terms of the ukraine war against russia, even as he is defying them on gaza and israel. most european nations have taken a more jaundiced view. several have recognized an independent palestinian state. many support the court to attempt to issue arrest warrants to netanyahu and order the israelis to stop the operation in rafah. they are on different pages. he is still part of the crowd. he is the leader of the crowd. even though he is not on the same page, he is doing everything he can to end that war. >> peter alexander, the president's got a heavy schedule in paris as well. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this is at the end of his visit here to normandy.
misleading. of course not, it isim judgy kimmel. >> carley: behind closed door, biden shows signs of slipping. biden started the meeting reading from notes which struck several participates as odd. some attendees had trouble hearing him. much of the conversation did not include him. some people who aupon tended the meeting recall him turning to staffers. they said you could not be there and not feel uncomfortable. trump is leading biden by 21 points on the question of being more physically and mentally fit. what about these concerns? >> joe: well, we've heard them before, carley, right? this is something that is a central part of this campaign right now.