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degrade the capability of the houthis to attack maritime vessels vessels. but chris, as you know, escalation could be a very big concern here. we have not yet heard from iran. around's response to all this, but we have already heard from the houthis who are promising payback. so the white house is trying to contain this conflict, preventing it from being a wider war. we don't have any indication on if there were any injuries in the strikes tonight, but, again, the president with a forceful statement saying at the very that the u.s. will not hesitate to direct further measures to protect our people and the free flow of international commerce. so once again, president biden saying that there could be further actions here by the u.s.. and chris, this is something we have been hearing now for weeks, repeated warnings to the houthis to stop their attacks on the vessels in the red sea.
so successful again, i'm not going to have time for retribution. and remember this, our ultimate retribution is success. >> what did you hear last night? what trump was that? >> this is a trump who is, as you say, and my colleagues and i noticed this as well, starting to look at a general election, and trying to grapple with his own comments and frankly his own past behavior that his aides are concerned about him highlighting at various points over the course of the last year. he said at a cpac speech, this wasn't off the cuff, he said i am your retribution, to voters who feel that they had been wronged. the reality is, trump has a very long history of seeking payback, so there's a reason that people have focused on that. those remarks are not helpful to him in a general election. you're seeing him trying to shift in terms of a general election electorate. whether that successful is an open question, but last night was the begin of him trying to make a turn. >> my question, and you know this better than anybody, can it
a message about being a victim. he has a history of favoring retribution. he has a history of seeking payback. whether he modulates or not, the history is his own behavior. i think that's going to come up often too. >> does his ability now, as you say, to exhibit more discipline, make him a more formidable competitor to president biden if it is that head-to-head matchup? >> i guess i would put it this way. i think that everyone has seen that if you underestimate trump, it's probably unwise. it doesn't mean he will win. doesn't mean he does not have enormous general election liabilities, but he has been able to shapeshift and appear to be different things to different people in ways that we have rarely seen a political figure on this largest stage do. so, you know, will it be effective? i don't know, but it could be. >> to that point, there's a difference now than perhaps in
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supreme court takes the case or whether they let the ruling stand by the d.c. circuit court of appeals. if they don't take the case at all, this would be a case we call persuasive authority for a court in georgia. in other words, the court in georgia would look at what the judges in d.c. decided that they would not be bound by what they decided. if the supreme court ultimately takes the issue, that might add a couple months to the schedule, if not more, but when the supreme court comes out with the ruling, there will be portions of that ruling controlling. >> renato, great to have you. thank you so much. >> miseries publican secretary of state is threatening to take resident biden off the states 2024 presidential ballot as payback for maine and colorado's ruling that donald trump's actions leading up to the capitol hill insurrection disqualify him from the primary
states can ban trump from the ballot by deeming him an insurrectionist. republicans are saying if courts make it easy to ban candidates, they'll try payback. >> that should be a 9-0 to allow president trump to appear on the ballot because that's the american people's decision to make. >> this is just going to be a tat for tat, and it's not going to end well. i'm looking at this in florida now. can we make a credible case that biden, because of the invasion of 8 billion. >> if the supreme court allows it, that slippery slope is going to happen to everybody. >> we made a criminal referral with respect to part of the 14th amendment that talks about providing aid and comfort in insurrection. i believe donald trump's behavior rose to that level. >> i just hope we get fair treatment because if we don't, our country is in big, big trouble. does everybody understand what i'm saying? >> big trouble. the legal question is narrower
governments, even our enemies? >> that is absolutely correct, i think first let's be very clear that a president cannot take gifts, certainly cannot take bribes from any foreign government while they serve as president, whether they have business interests or not. that is clearly in the constitution and so what we have uncovered about 1 million dollars and likely of course millions and millions more that we do not have records from, even taking one gift is a violation of the constitution, so donald trump, this has never happened before in american history where you have a president taking as much as possible and so it directly impacts our national security. was president trump, was his family, was jared kushner, the middle east envoy making decisions knowing that they were getting payback, getting investments into the trump organization? and it's not of course just saudi arabia, or china, it's kuwait, it's the uae, it's qatar, it's the governments that have had major, national
will step up. those people will step up not because they're pro-trump, but because they're pro-law. >> her explanation kind of infers there's an allegiance to the guy who nominated him to sit on the supreme court, and so there will be payback, so to speak. >> right. this is right out of trump's playbook. we've done for you for years now. it's time for you to do for us. that's a quid pro quo arrangement. look at paul manafort, michael cohen and others who have been left holding the bag. we're talking about a lawyer for donald trump who is an officer of the court making comments directly to a supreme court justice. that is wildly inappropriate.