Here. you see the biggest people all over. the biggest people on wall street, they say how do you do it? how do you do it? they get a letter from a sec a friendly civil letter they can t sleep for two weeks, how do you do it? that s one i have never been age to answer. i don t know. the reason i think i can do that is because i know how great this country can be. and it s so big. such an important thing i m doing. i enjoy doing it. rachel: this is sharon from alabama. i think her question actually ties into what we were just talking about. how do you do this? i know you said before that you have been sustained by the prayers of lots of americans. i have seen pictures of people praying over you. it s incredible actually. rachel: her question is you have been faced with so much adversity and persecution for years. what s your relationship with god like and how do you pray? that s sharon from alabama? so. i think it s good. i do very well with the evangelicals. i love the evangelicals. and i have more people saying
lawrence: that s where the young people are. brian: x. friends with elon musk now? ainsley: is he on x. is he on truth social. brian: he doesn t do anything. steve: steve. lawrence: the problem with x only media people. not the american public at large. ainsley: young people are on take. our age instagram. steve: facebook as well. brian: 827,000 mee media people following me. he got to be something he got 10 million. steve: i think i last posted something on x when i was it twitter i think 2016. ainsley: that was the last time you posted on x? steve: 2016 or 2018. i just stopped. if i want the news i turn on thissible that. over the weekend rachel, and pete and will sat down at the the president s place in bedminster, new jersey for a wide ranging interview. ainsley: first interview
Country, g-7 countries, you usually do not do this to former leadership because you are protecting the sovereign brand, think about the big picture. and what america means the rest of the world. it s the largest economy on earth. everybody should ask themselves do we want to belittle someone that was in the white house, make him pick up garbage on the street or jail him? i mean, this is the american brand we are talking about. lawrence: guys, such a good point. especially when you look at some of the stuff other politicians have done and democrats saying oh, it s about the rule of law. okay, they were okay with him teddy kennedy drown ago woman in the pool and then covering it up. ainsley: right. lawrence: what is the difference now with donald trump being in office? rachel: i really love when kevin o leary came on and talked to us yesterday about that. he sees it as a marketer and america as a business much like the president does that our brand is damaged. i can tell you very clearly in latin america that is true. latin america take venezuela for example, the last person to run the mayor of caracas was put on
Question. hillary clinton, people said lock her up, then we won. i said openly, all right, relax, make our country great. rachel: i think a lot of people talking about this piece of the interview, he said to lock her up. he didn t and he didn t after she and barack obama and intel attempted a coup on his administration. the russia hoax, he didn t do it and this happened to him. this is about mistrust, bill of rights applies to donald trump, he gets to have a fair trial. he sees the stuff going on in the government, people see him as only person who can do it. amazing how measured he was considering what has been done
Joining me is, your name, will, rachel and pete? nice to meet you. were you surprised by that, rachel? rachel: yeah, actually. i loved them. i think a lot of young people like that answer. i think there is a lot of trust in government lost to covid, wars we should not have been in, iraq war, this war. people want to know what is going on behind the scenes and people have lost trust. positive thing for donovan schultz, he looks like an outsider who would do that. he is running against insiders. will: rachel asked that in terms of loss of institutional trust, would this e gain instit institutional trust? i think the public feels censored and by intelligence
Dossier, pay smalls fine and donald trump is on trial and convicted. if you want evidence of how system works, it is on full display. rachel: total election interference. brian: mcconnell and susan c collins said the trial was unjust. five minutes, have not promoed your podcast. will: i appreciate and love the support these two give me. 90 minutes, we want you to see it. spotify, apple, youtube will cain show today. brian: it s done. got you. rachel: breaking news, he said he will declassify that and
Don t know what i may do in the future, you have opened pandora s box. you think hillary clinton or joe biden have not broken laws? get out of here. rachel: if they had done same amount of scrutiny on clinton foundation as on trump s 130,000 payment. biden administration is rifoorift with corruption and people are seeing this. there is nothing to paper over this. will is right, passion he showed is why trump has raised almost $200 million, he is representative of what is happening in our country. hillary clinton paid fine for illegal expense for russian
Before the rnc. some suggested you could appeal straight to the supreme court. the judge could say house arrarrest or jail. i m okay with it. i saw one of my lawyers say, don t do that to the president. i said, don t beg for anything, way it is. they have my books. they went for five years sued me to get my tax returns. they got them. the supreme court gave it to them, they never found anything. rachel: supporters have said mutually assured destruction. you said your revenge will be success for america. you just had this verdict, do you feel the same? what is your thoughts on that? really tough question in one
But we have yet to have a formal response from the group. ana. you ve spoken to family members of the hostages. what s their reaction to where things stand right now? reporter: yeah, that s right, ana. we spoke earlier this morning to the parent of hirsh goldberg pole len who was kidnapped from the nova music festival, part of his left arm blown off by hamas grenades. i want you to listen to a little bit of what his mother rachel told us. i am nervous. i m frightened. i also just know you cannot count your hostages until they re home and you re hugging them. reporter: what is your message to the leaders of israel and the leaders of hamas? i would beg the leaders to act like leaders. part of being a leader is you
And rachel, as this day has been wearing on. the key moment was a alvin bragg. alone in a room with his own thinking. after all of this had been presented to him. after more than one team of prosecutors looking at this potential defendant. and suggesting ways that this potential defendant could be prosecuted. while some prosecutors in that office were opposing some of the ideas this defendant could be prosecuted. so alvin bragg had a decision to make. was his decision and his decision alone. to make the decision to go forward with this case. as i was sitting and watching this unfold. i could see why alvin bragg made the decision to do this. why would he look at all of this evidence. his conclusion had to be i cannot possibly not bring this case.