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there, we've seen two prior indictments trump sustains himself. prior to the indictment of 2024, the fact that trump could be indicted two more time built into the calculus around him. we've watched the way and the conversation you just had with gabe gutierrez who covers desantis for us. it's notable the way we see his rivals who engage with him to say it could be baggage. as we watch republicans continue to try to play defense for him. we've seen him on the committee level. we've watched, for example, the house commit chairman, jim jordan and others try to use their committees to play defense for the former president. trying to get information about the special counsel probe or trying to get the manhattan district attorney in that first one to come to committee. all of these leverage of powers that they're trying to push in favor of playing defense for
ally, take us behind the numbers of the desantis campaign, if you will. >> reporter: this is not the first time we've seen the desantis team sort of playing defense. i will tell you we're in a pretty quiet room here. i'll do my best golf whisper as i give this assessment. when you talk to desantis allies, they'll tell you they feel good about what they brought in in the second quarter. such a high burn rate to the fact they're offloading about a dozen or so mid-level staffers, it's notable especially as we're starting to see donors question whether or not this is the campaign they thought it was going to be at the outset. several of them speaking to our colleagues at nbc news saying this campaign just hasn't caught fire in the way that they thought that it would. you see that not just in the way this fund-raising shook out with desantis maxing out on so many donors so early on in the process. but also in the way he's actually having to start offloading staffers as he's not
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i don't know about the death penalty for this but i think the point of this being a show is really relevant and the and affect netflix show came out last week which definitely as it was being televised really hyped up the attention to it. it was the number one show. i think to your point, greg, people got a feeling how terrible all these people were. so, paul-paul, who killed mallory, the young girl on the vote, his best friend's girlfriend went flying off and crashed that boat and the most powerful part of the netflix special relevant to the story's manipulation of every generation of this family in the hospital. so the grandfather, alex, and the sun all playing defense going around to different hospital rooms manipulating children and their parents and will represent you and then trying to pin it on another kid that he was driving the vote.
board and do their own race while donald trump is looking at a potential challenger and he's the one playing defense. neil: you know, you don't put a lot in polls at this point, but i'm wondering if there's a risk to desantis not answering some of the attack lines from trump, and his own poll numbers look pretty good. what do you make of that? >> well, i'm looking at it neil from a fund raising point of view, obviously. what i would do if i were advising desantis, i would have told him do what he's doing, not sunny cpac, skip that, go to the club for growth. as we all know, we're familiar with that pac, they like to play in primaries. they're not scared of anything and they have got some of the major bundlers in the united states that will put up hard cash and you know, some of the club for growth super pac
i don't know about the death penalty for this but i think the point of this being a show is really relevant and the and affect netflix show came out last week which definitely as it was being televised really hyped up the attention to it. it was the number one show. i think to your point, greg, people got a feeling how terrible all these people were. so, paul-paul, who killed mallory, the young girl on the vote, his best friend's girlfriend went flying off and crashed that boat and the most powerful part of the netflix special relevant to the story's manipulation of every generation of this family in the hospital. so the grandfather, alex, and the sun all playing defense going around to different hospital rooms manipulating children and their parents and will represent you and then trying to pin it on another kid that he was driving the vote.
d.c. code would be doing in this bill would be a great opportunity for the president to say i support new ways to think about public safety. but instead, several provisions in the bill that the republicans really doubled down on, it seems like the white house doesn't want to be on the republicans talking points, but they should be pushing back, we cannot be playing defense about being a soft on crime party when we really know that we all want communities that are about public safety and where people can feel safe in. >> what do you make of ashley's argument saying republicans talk about states rights and local control and yet gop opposition to this d.c. crime bill flies in the face of that principle? >> it is not just republicans who oppose these changes. the mayor of d.c. herself does not like these changes. this is not just a case of it is some outside voices saying one thing. it is clear that this is a big controversial issue within washington, d.c. and frankly it is a huge misstep for those who are advocates of
and you have to understand how everything works together. i had the advantage of playing defense all through college. so i had a different perspective coming back to offense which helps me overcome injuries and stay in the league as long as i did. brian: i went to the locker room a few times to cover in the super bowl. i said that guy is mean. >> i was scared. brian: congratulations on your success in broadcasting. we forge ahead. a self-made millionaire is catching a lot of heat by telling his jones racial they should be able to afford a $200,000 car. you will meet that self-made success story up close and personal. he came to this set in that car.
have to understand how everything works together. now for me i had advantage of playing defense i didn't move back to offensive side of the ball until last year in college so i had a different perspective back to offense which really helped me overcome bunch of injuries and do all of that stuff and stay this the league for as long as i did. brian: for the record i went to locker room few times to cover you in super bowl and i said that guy is mean. and turns out a game face on and you're the nicest guy. best analyst. >> i was scared. brian: thank you and congratulations and broadcasting every they think that you've done self-made billionaire catching heat for telling generation of 20 somethings they should be able to afford a $200,000 car. but what's wrong with this? used to be a motivation in america, you'll meet that self-made successful story up close and personal next and he came to this set in that car.