Affirming the core conviction that binds together most of the trump coalition. the idea that america was great at some point in the past. and that various forces have been kind of stealing that america from us. the real the real americans i just go back to what he said at his rally the night before the runoff in georgia in 2021, when he said, this is our country two, and they are stealing it from us through rigging and taking elections. and that is the argument and that s why i think each time i m something like this comes up. it s simply feeds into that preexisting narrative and superstructure that he s built there s a new cbs news poll, oliver that shows 56% of us adults to ron s point here. thank trump. got a fair trial. so 56% of all us adults think it was fair. 54% of independence great with that. 86% of republicans think this was unfair. and so all of our, how much of that can be blamed
Its best eight is supposed to be fair and people can get a fair trial innocent until proven guilty. when you start to erode at those fundamental tenants of what makes america unique and america, what does that do for just how our society is knitted together and the damage that matt s talking about yeah. no, that s exactly that s exactly right and you think of trump s legacy well, well beyond whether he wins or how long he s part of our, of our culture and our politics that will stick around a long time, but we do know how to address it. and so part of this is, is challenging his supporters and the elites are, the politicians, gop governors, gop senators about this very question on violence, they skirt around it because they re able to say, well, i m not sure the election is fair, whatever we really have to focus on condemning an isolating the violence because you look at me, not be january 6, but there s a lot of people who
Maybe turn her on? pete: name that lighthouse. thank you, jake owen. oh, my goodness, will cain is on a roll. will: i m on a heater. rachel: you know what it is? he came back from france, and he loves america so much can. will: i can just spot pit. boom. also i don t know, have we had any shots of he? rhode island is in our rotation. pete: it is bigtime in our rotation. i don t know that i ve seen a shot of maine. can we try to get one rachel: i ve never been to maine, and i ve always wanted to go. pete: really? rachel: yeah pete: people who are from there lo it. i ve been once, maybe twice. rachel: ray i think i would only like it in the summer. pete: it s like minnesota, one of those places, beautiful in the summer. of don t go in s december. rachel: welsh david axlerod, by the way, you guys, was on bill maher s show, and joe concha and i just talked about it, but i
Stormy daniels to cover up an alleged affair. his attorney says they will appeal the verdict. 0n says they will appeal the verdict. on friday, the former president repeated his claimed that he was the victim of a witchhunt. it that he was the victim of a witchhunt. witchhunt. it wasn t a fair trial, it witchhunt. it wasn t a fair trial, it was witchhunt. it wasn t a fair trial, it was rigged, - witchhunt. it wasn t a fair trial, it was rigged, we i witchhunt. it wasn t a fair- trial, it was rigged, we wanted thejudge changed, we trial, it was rigged, we wanted the judge changed, we wanted a judge that wasn t conflicted and obviously he didn t do that. nobody s ever seen anything like it. that. nobody s ever seen anything like it. anything like it. our correspondent - anything like it. our correspondent was l anything like it. our. correspondent was at anything like it. our correspondent was at trump tower on friday morning and sent this report. this was a sometimes rambling speech, with a loose relation to the fact and a core message of personal grievance. he said that the verdicts were nothing short of a white house orchestrated plot to trip up his campaign, a claim he makes without evidence of course. the verdicts were delivered on evidence by a jury that his defence team had just
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That does it for me, thank you for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow for another live our of politics nation. among my guests, former attorney michael cohen and congressman stephen h.o.r.s.e. ford of nevada, the chair of the congressional black caucus, sunday at 5:00 eastern right here on msnbc. after break i will be a guest on the saturday show with jonathan. we will be right back. back. power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life, posing a real threat to your family s comfort and safety. when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we re going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extended power outages. are you prepared?
Flights, they did that back in 2020. this is a stage that boeing are at right now, space x has gone on and they have done six operational flights for nassau. really boeing need to get a move on because the international space station is going to be retired in 2030, and if they launch this vehicle once a year, those six flights which they are contracted to come of that will take them right up to the ends of the space station. now, there probably will be a commercial space stations after that, which they can sell or transport service. but for nassau, this is a key moment. transport service. but for nassau, this is a key moment. jonathan, our science correspondent, this is a key moment. jonathan, our science correspondent, doctor- this is a key moment. jonathan, our. science correspondent, doctor simeon barber, space scientist with the open university, thank you both for your expertise. i m hoping you will bothjoin us again your expertise. i m hoping you will both join us again tomorrow when they go for launch again. and we willjust leave you with those pictures for now, those live pictures that we were seeing from cape canaveral. as
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