Out and give everyone a scene setter. right now the judge is on the bench going back and forth with both sides as you mentioned, jack smith the special counsel wants this to begin in january 2024 in just a few months. trump s team said it is outrageous and they don t have enough time to prepare for that. they are proposing april of 2026. not even a little bit over 2 1/2 years away. the judge said that s not going the happen. she said 2026 is out of the question. she is leaning toward an earlier trial and one of the main reasons as she announced a few minutes ago she said the former president is constantly posting about this case whether it be witnesses or information or other pertinent facts of this case and says it may taint the jury pool the longer it is out there before it heads to trial. donald trump s attorneys are making the argument that listen, they have 12.8 million pages of discovery to go through. the evidence presented to them by the special counsel s office. the majority of the key
steve: they do, indeed. all right, so that s the scene setter right there. because the stakes are high tonight for the 8 republican can dads who have made it to milwaukee for the debate that is going to be at 9:00 eastern time right here on fox. ainsley: and each of the candidates hoping to make their mark tonight with moments that you, the voter, will remember. brian: now, we asked alexis mcadams to get up in the morning. i hope her alarm went off. let s see, it did. she s up. thank goodness, alexis we tried to set the scene but you really should set the scene. ainsley: you don t need an alarm when you have a band, brian. that s what i was thinking. if i would have slept through it i would have woke up by the snare drums. the whole city is waking up. i m sure we will see vivek ramaswamy out here doing pushups is he up now from hearing that band. exciting night. the chance for the candidates to sideline on the debate stage in milwaukee, wisconsin. ron desantis said he is ready to be the main target here because
Much the majority of the swing, how much the majority of the swing, how much the majority of the swing, how much the vote share increases. t much the vote share increases. i think that the tories end up losing all three think that the tories end up losing all three seats, you cannot get away from it. all three seats, you cannot get away from it. it all three seats, you cannot get away from it. it is all three seats, you cannot get away from it, it is a tory bloodbath. rishi from it, it is a tory bloodbath. rishi sunak took over nine months ago. rishi sunak took over nine months ago. had rishi sunak took over nine months ago. had to rishi sunak took over nine months ago, had to turn things around, things ago, had to turn things around, things are ago, had to turn things around, things are getting worse and worse and clearly the message you will hear from and clearly the message you will hear from the labour side is over and over hear from the labour side is over and over if hear from the labour side is over and over if they manage to win the seat in and over if they manage to win the seat in selby as we are in a way to downing seat in selby as we are in a way to downing street, we are underway to getting downing street, we are underway to getting a majority. i m downing street, we are underway to getting a majority- getting a ma ority. i m delighted to sa that getting a majority. i m delighted to say that professor getting a majority. i m delighted to say that professor sir getting a majority. i m delighted to say that professor sirjohn - getting a majority. i m delighted to say that professor sirjohn curtis i say that professor sirjohn curtis from strathclyde university will be with us through the night from our newsroom in westminster. a bit of a scene setter, how big and it is this politically? it’s scene setter, how big and it is this oliticall ? . . scene setter, how big and it is this oliticall ? , ., ., politically? it s an important niaht, politically? it s an important night, because politically? it s an important night, because as politically? it s an important night, because as you - politically? it s an important night, because as you have l politically? it s an important - night, because as you have pointed out it night, because as you have pointed out it is night, because as you have pointed out it is over night, because as you have pointed out it is over ten night, because as you have pointed out it is over ten years night, because as you have pointed out it is over ten years since - night, because as you have pointed out it is over ten years since we - out it is over ten years since we have out it is over ten years since we have had out it is over ten years since we have had three out it is over ten years since we have had three by elections- out it is over ten years since we have had three by elections on| out it is over ten years since we . have had three by elections on the same have had three by elections on the same day have had three by elections on the same day but have had three by elections on the same day but they have had three by elections on the same day but they are have had three by elections on the same day but they are taking - have had three by elections on the same day but they are taking placei same day but they are taking place at a time same day but they are taking place at a time when same day but they are taking place at a time when the same day but they are taking place at a time when the government. same day but they are taking place at a time when the government isl same day but they are taking placei at a time when the government is a lon- at a time when the government is a long way at a time when the government is a long way behind at a time when the government is a long way behind labour at a time when the government is a long way behind labour in- at a time when the government is a long way behind labour in the - at a time when the government is al long way behind labour in the polls, 18 points
The book the bulk of the majority of the day now, as you said yesterday, this time there was a delay in this case for about 24 hours, prompting a lot of speculation about a potential settlement. but i can tell you today. neither side is expecting a settlement at this point, and both sides are getting ready and preparing for their opening statements and to embark on this potentially six week trial. i want to read you some statements. as a scene setter from both dominion and fox. first, dominion said, quote in the coming weeks we will prove fox spread lies, causing enormous damage to dominion and we look forward to trial. meanwhile fox this week also released a statement saying dominions lawsuit is a political crusade in search of a financial windfall, but the real cost would be the cherished first amendment rights. again we ve been watching these two parties go back and forth for number of weeks, really? since for two years since this case was first brought up this lawsuit first filed but now opening statements expected sometime later today, john it s game on. it certainly looks like it. of course, it is no game for either of these two
There s one email right before hunter biden gets invited to bet on the board of borier bids to e eighty three thousand dollars a month. this email is incredibly detailed and has has twenty two points. it s scholarly, it s area dite.s it reads like the briefing paper that a governmentl official gets before you takeyo a trip abroad. it readsta like a scene setter. joe biden was going to ukraine. the very next week. and it raises an obvious question. did biden read the briefingeek. materials joe biden was given?d dihed he cut and paste them and put them in this email? and then here s the sixty four thousand dollar question. di d those briefers includeiefes classified materials? if they did, then joe biden and hunter biden, both likelyal committed criminal offenses. now, i don t know the answer to that. i know this emai offensel was wn by a russian ukraine expert and hunter biden is not a russian ukraine expert. and so the special counsel needs to examine the briefings ,in particular the classifiedoeb briefings that joe biden
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Counsel review. none of this it s satisfying house republicans. you see, republicans will look the other way when donald trump intentionally hoarded governments secrets at his beach resort in florida, refused to hand them back over to the justice department. the house judiciary committee launched an investigation into the documents friday, one of just many gop-led investigations into president biden and his administration. joining us now to discuss, msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin. former u.s. attorney, harry litman, and kadia tubman, senior editor for insider news. it s great to see you all. lisa, i promise we will get to the latest news that we have today. but i think a scene setter here is gonna be important for us to come to, again and again and again, because you have republicans playing whataboutism, trying to compare this to trump s documents case. walk us through the ways in which these two cases are different. alicia, the differences between the two, i will say, with every revelation, are collapsing a little bit. but the biggest differences i see are too.
That hassan won her race in 2016 by just over 1,000 votes back then. but, look, there is also eyes across the nation on this race for another reason. and that s because of the democrats controversial approach to how they funded essentially ads that supported bolduc in the republican primary, thinking that he was an easier opponent because he was more far-right candidate, an election denier, against his moderate opponent in that primary. of course, bolduc did win. and now they are looking at a tossup race here, e that they say could come down to the wire in just a matter of a few votes potentially. that s right. play with fire, you get burned. dianne gallagher, thank you so much in manchester, new hampshire. david chalian has some new exit polls from ohio where we re watching that big senate race. we sort of are taking a look here at the economy in ohio. sort of a scene-setter. i want you to take a look at how ohio voters are experiencing the