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everyone. happy new year to all. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bart with row mow. today, the policy train marching straight into politics as election year 2024 begins and election interference appears from all sides. congress is back this week facing critical deadlines as the battles over border security and spending resume and an impeachment inquire inquiry against president biden remains. coming up, chairman jim jordan on getting back to work amidst a new threat of a government shutdown in weeks. then, interference in the upcoming presidential election with democrat states looking to ban with trump from the ballot. biden's doj prosecutors looking to keep him off of the campaign trail and in court, and communist china working its own heavy hand of propaganda. coming up the ccp and biden's operatives in election 2024 and taiwan's election now one week away. with former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe on the many forces, domestic and
lee tier shah james. >> maria: trump built his empire in new york, and now she wants him banned from the real estate industry in new york. it's extraordinary. what is president trump expecting from all of this? he's still campaigning. he was, obviously, campaigning in iowa just over the weekend. what is he expecting in terms of all of these legal issues and how he's going to make it e to the finish line in november? >> you know, he's remained positive, sometimes more positive than i am. i think that he would like to think that judges still have the ability to take politics out of their state of mind when making decisions on these cases. ms. james, for instance, on thursday will be closing and giving summations. the judge there we've seen, you know, put a gag order on me, on the president, all the lawyers. we hope that he will see through this. sometimes when they push so hard, they make it obvious that their agenda is really not about law and justice, it's about politics and, hopefully, these
i know that if i was sitting as the counsel doing that and filing motions, i would be in contempt very quickly. i would be sanked. so let's see how they hold the cards on this one, but to me, it's a clear-cut contempt motion. maria: and, of course, jack smith is responding to this saying that they a did not violate a court order by providing discovery ahead of deadliness and that trump's allegations of partisanship remain baseless. where is this going? if these issues are headed right into politics as we are now just eight days away from the iowa caucussings. -- caucuses. >> yeah. and they're not heading into politickings, they started with politics, maria. the fact that you with look at the lawfare that we're going through and if you look at the timeline of these cases, these activities happened while he was sitting as president, most of them. so they waited, investigated for year years and years and years, and then they say we are in a
♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. happy new year to all. welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm maria bart with row mow. today, the policy train marching straight into politics as election year 2024 begins and election interference appears from all sides. congress is back this week facing critical deadlines as the battles over border security and spending resume and an impeachment inquire inquiry against president biden remains. coming up, chairman jim jordan on getting back to work amidst a new threat of a government shutdown in weeks. then, interference in the upcoming presidential election with democrat states looking to ban with trump from the ballot. biden's doj prosecutors looking to keep him off of the campaign trail and in court, and communist china working its own heavy hand of propaganda. coming up the ccp and biden's operatives in election 2024 and taiwan's election now one week away. with former director of national
politics and, hopefully, these judges -- i really do hope these judges will see through that. in the meantime, he's going to continue campaigning like he always does. the man really barely sleeps, he works so hard for the country. he now, more than ever, with all of this has seen how important it is for him to get back in 2024. maria: all right. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you. maria: alina habba, attorney for president trump. joining us this morning. quick break, and then shut down the border or or shut down the government? the republicans call for national security. dangerous drug cartels wanting america's open border with no fear of the biden administration as the cartels carry out billions dollar businesses of human smuggling and drug trafficking at the u.s. border. arizona senate candidate kari lake and former white house senior advisor steven miller on the lasting impact biden's border crisis has on america. that's next. ♪ here's to... one year bolder.
i know that if i was sitting as the counsel doing that and filing motions, i would be in contempt very quickly. i would be sanked. so let's see how they hold the cards on this one, but to me, it's a clear-cut contempt motion. maria: and, of course, jack smith is responding to this saying that they a did not violate a court order by providing discovery ahead of deadliness and that trump's allegations of partisanship remain baseless. where is this going? if these issues are headed right into politics as we are now just eight days away from the iowa caucussings. -- caucuses. >> yeah. and they're not heading into politickings, they started with politics, maria. the fact that you with look at the lawfare that we're going through and if you look at the timeline of these cases, these activities happened while he was sitting as president, most of them. so they waited, investigated for year years and years and years, and then they say we are in a