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every other team in the congress voted against it. and we're in a situation where the law finally gave medicare the power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices. by the way, negotiating drug prices isn't just going to put more money in the pockets of millions of americans across the country. it's also going to lower the federal deficit. it will save the federal government $160 billion over the next ten years because medicare will be paying less for the prescription drugs they're making available to seniors. inflation reduction act is already making a huge difference. take insulin as referenced by steven. it costs that drug $10 to make. the guy who invented the drug, came up with it, didn't patent it because he wanted it available for everybody but drug
retained first. what do you know about him, and how significant is it that he is now on this case? >> know both these attorneys very well. as a district attorney, i tried cases against both of them. steve sadow says all his clients are innocent as soon as they pay his retainer. steven is a courtroom lawyer. i'm not surprised trump changed his strategy. once this case was indicted, move this to federal court, he will be tried in a fulton county courtroom. he's very experienced in fulton county courtrooms, and he has done very well as a defense attorney in fulton county. it comes to no surprise to those of us in the legal profession in georgia he would hire steve to be his attorney. >> everybody, stand pit. we are looking at georgia not just because of the former president, but there are 18
they staged a protest earlier tonight. soge are new yorkers nowturn beginning to turn on their states? one party, democratic radical rule? well, siena college poll shows that new york democratic howspretty politicians pretty low approval ratings. the governor, kathy hochul lrat she's down to just 40%. mayor eric adams, 45%. e bide and joe biden is now under water. n and one of america's most liberal states. here with the reaction, former senior action, to president trump,h u. steven miller is with us. steven, let me read you thishent from the u.s. customs and border protection data. the number of illegall im immigrants with suspected terror tiemis and encountered at the u.s. land border ports of entry is up 15% in a month. got- does not include the got away. so that does not include all the people that are comingad . this country aided and abetted by joe biden who is cutting an j trump's fencer wall that he built a wall that he built. it's an unmitigated catastrophe and it's all planned, premeditated and executed
steven and kate in plymouth in 2021, and emma and lettie in epsom earlier this year. all carried out by men with gun licences. this summer's consultation asks a series of questions, including if checks should be more frequent than every five years and if current mental health issues should be flagged. but campaigners say one of the biggest issues is the way the system is funded, something that worries police forces, too. at the moment, the shortfall in staffordshire alone is around £300,000. now that is several police officers that could be doing something else that we're subsidising the industry by. with checks costing at least five times more than the £88 fee, it's a national shortfall of millions, and gun owners say it means they're not getting an efficient service either. the home office says our gun laws are strict and as well as this consultation, they'll review fees soon. these tragedies continue to happen.
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democracy is the core is what america is all about. >> laura: steven, last time i checked jail-timing your political opponent or trying to jail your political opponent is what we saw with what putin just did with navalny, extending his sentence by, what another 17 years a couple weeks ago? that's what putin and xi do. >> yes. at least, at least four regimes pretend that people they're jailing are guilty of spying. that they're agents of a foreign country. now, here in america, we are just imprisoning people for speech we don't like. we are imprisoning people for asking them to lobby a state legislature or to watch a particular tv program. that's where we have gotten to in this country. we are going to throw conservative lawyers in jail if we disagree with their faithfully argued legal theories. as i said, this is a truly authoritarian ideology that we are seeing from the left in america today, from the democratic party in america today. and i believe that they are
their objective. it's openly political. it's open vendetta ultimately the american people will have to decide whether that's a system authoritarian ideology they want to support. >> laura: speaking of populism, steven, and what their real goal here is to go back to the old rockefeller style republicanism. the issue of his tore i can't bees weighing in. which we have seen a lot. the historians claiming that, well, if you don't defeat trump, if you don't jail trump, you're basically letting a combination of hitler, stalin, pal pot and every other dictator back into the white house. this is from walter isaac son. >> this combination of populism and yearning for the strong man, most of the time deceivers break. sometimes they don't. we have a couple examples where the fever didn't break and it led to wars. there has actually been a reduction in the sense that
>> trump obviously did have huge crowds. the lines to see him were much longer than the lines to see the thousand pound boar in the barn. his airplane flying over the fairgrounds was very dramatic before he got there. we have to keep in mind. desandt was doing the work that needs to be done the days before he arrived at the state fair. he was out doing campaign events across the state for two days before he got to the fair meeting voters one-on-one. fairgrounds are impressive but his real open question how many of the people are caucus goers? a lot of democrats and independents people from other states who show up at the iowa fair. it is more of a media spectacle than a great gauge of support in the caucuses. >> dana: steven, aside from trump and desantis, were any of the other candidates that made a dent in some of the coverage? they were all there. we've seen coverage from nikki