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what i did. but he's under a ton of pressure and there's a growing list of people who say they may push for that motion to vacate. >> he's got a rocky road ahead shannon it is week two coming up of the trump trial in new york city we have a jury alternate jurors opening arguments start on monday. there's one thing i didn't see coming which is bubbling into the news is this morning which s michael avenatti potentially working with the trump team on their defense. here's the new york post writing about that. pete: he said michael avenatti the defense has contacted me i would be more than happy to testify. i don't know that i will be called to testify but i have been in touch with trump's defense for the better part of the year. this was like he pedaled to the media being trump's number one opponent. and now he might be might testify. help us out? >> i was shocked to read this as well i've interviewed avenatti and scorched ertz back in those days on trump. what i think is interesting is
because pro shops, later on we've got richard childress and austin dillon and figure out who everybody thinks will win. as they say about talladega, this is the a race that anybody can win with, and that probably is going to be the case today. guys? if with. will: thank you, rick. pete: thank you, rick. kayleigh: yeah. thanks, rick. spring has sprung, and it's the perfect time to get gardening. pete: here with tips to keep your plants in bloom, lisa, the en-- owner of bountiful gardens in new jersey. hey, lisa. kayleigh: thanks for being here. >> yeah, thanks for having me. pete: what are your tips? i've failed on gardens before and not really succeeded. how do i do that? >> it's really easy, and that's why i brought these planters. so you can do container gardening to get started if you don't really -- if you feel intimidated by land. you know, it could be a lot. pete: yeah. >> so get a planter. you can do a little planter, but i love these the stack planters because these are amazing.
protesters for blocking runway outside of boston on saturday group protesting against plans to add 47 new hangars to the airport. the group says the expansion would, quote, negate carbon benefits gained from solar power in the state. and spring football, here quo go yes. arch manny dominating in texas spring game yesterday -- he went 19 for 25 for 355 yards and three touchdowns including this 75-yard bomb. >> going deep. now what is honed in by deandre moore for the touchdown. white squad is on the board. manning to moore. pete: awesome. will: no quarterback controversy he'll be opening august 21st
pete: cleared the deck of other candidates in pennsylvania has support of president trump. in west virginia there's a large field joe manchin is retiring so this is probably flipping to -- well it is flipping to republicans so the game in town is may 14th the republican primary. so there's a lot of things happening that will control the future of the senate. will: kari lake and one watching jim here, incumbent could that be a blue seat that flips red? pete: primaries primary are an y to kick tires and demonstrate support by bringing your base out because in place like michigan, however, it hasn't been resolved so republicans are going to ballot on august 6th to determine who that candidate will be strong candidates will determine the future of whether or not the senate goes -- the republican direction. it should be a good year for republicans in the senate. because this is six years from
>> some things just go together. like me and joe. >> ice cream on a hot summer day. a strong grassroots and winning campaign. folks we need you on our side. >> and off the wall. >> you can't have a pete without a will. obama joining president biden in cringey new ads to small donors as we draw closer to convention tuesday pennsylvania primary marks final battle ground in the nominating calendar. i didn't realize it was still going on. one more state on tuesday and also be among first battle ground states for the senate primaries of 2024. will: off the wall to better understand what the democrats aren playing there -- and beyond. here is your calendar as pete pointed out still going on. the primary -- pete: something to being the last state? will: not much attention. well but there's a lot of attention on pennsylvania because it is a swing state more on that in a moment and this sets up convention calendars
testify for the former president. avenatti says there's no question the trial is politically motivated because they're concerned that he may be reelected. if the defendant was anyone other than donald trump, this case would not have been brought at this time. also happening this week the supreme court is set to hear arguments on trump's claims of presidential immunity as he fights the federal criminal case accusing him of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results. will, kayleigh and pete. will: thank you, madeleine. earlier we were like, wow -- and we'll talk about this. i want to put the question to will hard a of, he'll come up on the show at a 9 a.m. eastern time, how can he trust putting michael avenatti on the stand? how can you trust his testimony in he's been on every side with donald trump, you know, pro, anti, pro again. and, you know, by the very nature of his criminal charges, it's not one that inspires trust. but you point out, there is perhaps an incentive that you can trust. kayleigh: uh-huh. and what is that? the incentive is maybe a pardon.
deescalate itself. it needs to be deescalated by the leaders, and they are not doing their job. we are actually seeing hamas on campus. don't take my word for it, you can take theirs as that protester screamed to me and my husband. we are hamas, we're all hamas, pig. they were holding up a flag of hamas on their phone. we saw one student last night on campus holding up a sign calling on a hamas' armed we think to murder -- wing to murder if jewish students that were standing behind her. they're not israeli. they were singing a song, the hope, and this is shapg -- happening on columbia's campus. it's no wonder these students don't feel safe. they're not protected. pete: here are those protesters yelling we are hamas at you. watch. bleep. >> we are hamas. >> you're what? you're hamas? >> yes. we're all hamas, pig. pete: we're all hamas, pig.
c.b. cotton, those of us living on and off campus cannot go as we please for fear of being threatened, harassed or assaulted. as such, we urge the administration to allow us the attend classes virtually. if i saw a video of them celebrating an american flag being taken down. so make no mistake. not just pro-palestinian. anti-american. pete: absolutely. absolutely. the hole thing is anti-american and anti-israel at etc. core. masquerading as anti-war or proto-palestinian or palestine, as you heard that one woman talk about. yeah, it's happening on these campuses because they're safe spaces the kick around, will, to express their angst about the world they live in that they don't understand because while they rejected god a long time ago and they don't have a narrative ant their own history. so they've been told that the oppressor is the west, and it's america and israel. and they fight back byawaying these flags -- waving these
pete: another skyline. read that top of the stadium. will: i can't either. >> we try to figure out what skiesline this is. pete did a great job last hour. figuring this out. pete: it said alliance bank maybe. still dark so we're looking west coast here. will: what does that stadium say? pete: not seeing mountains something center. will: pete takes this -- >> denver, phoenix, no mountains. will: in the background, in the dark. pete: not going to denver. >> phoenix i said phoenix. pete: it doesn't count when you change your guess. >> give me a win this morning. pete: that's right i was looking for the mountains. >> up on your knees and monitor. >> close trying to pay