thanks for spending part of the day with us. the beat with ari melber starts now. hello. we have breaking news. jack smith s prosecution of donald trump has scored another procedural victory tonight. it goes to questions of accountability, and whether trump will be allowed to use and abuse the following and the power his has to undercut this important method of holding him accountable. the news ruling limits what trump can say in the case. for example, publicly attacking potential witnesses, court staff, and many of the other staff involved. he s tried these antics in other cases. this is the big case currently on schedule to begin in march, and could result in his conviction or imprisonment. one difference, though, is the court did revise the order. the ruling say that some aspects of trump s public statements pose a significant and imminent threat to the fair and orderly adjudication of the ongoing criminal proceedings against defendant trump. now, in the official argum
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inflation in the short-term. specifically the supply chain issues, but those changes, are they enough to make a difference soon enough for families who are struggling right now, professor grier? you know, craig, it s hard to say. i mean, you know, as carlos said, it s about communication. there s so many positive things the biden administration is doing to help give relief to millions of american families, but we know people go to the ballot box and think about their own pocket box issues. this is a concern for the democrats moving into november when people feel when they go to the grocery store or gas station that things are more expensive, and they re going to blame the democrats. it is imperative that biden and harris articulate to the american public by things are more expensive. and eroding the social safety net that democrats countily build every time they have power
done. to get us to a better place than we are today to prevent another january 6th from happening in our country? professor, you heard vice president harris there say that this fight is not over. leader schumer, as you know, senator schumer has set that monday deadline to vote. there does not as we sit here having this conversation appear to be an obvious path to changing the senate rules or changing the path. something that could change that during the course of this luncheon that s going to happen on the hill. what do you make of where we are, professor grier, with regard to this particular fight over voting rights and this administration s approach to it? well, craig, we re past time for democrats, especially biden and harris, to start naming and shaming republicans. they consistently talk about republicans who they speak to deby hind closed doors. we re sympathetic to the people, but then they fall in line with
should turn mitch mcconnell and other republicans into cartoon villains. the democrats should be a lot better off. guy, final words. i don t think there is any questions that we spent three months for democrats fighting democrats. the fundamentally that s a losing proposition that we need to pass both of these bills and we need to spend the next year drawing a sharp contrast between what democrats will deliver and what republicans will deliver. that s the only way we ll have a shot in this election. politics is about addition. it s about how do we build the biggest coalition possible and how do we deliver for the american people. if we can t make the case after passing four historic pieces of legislation then we don t deserve to be in politics and have the majority that we have. guy cecil and jonathan alter on the democratic party and cat videos. thank you very much. great to see you both. professor grier, i want to give
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