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criticized -- hunter biden is guilty of so many crimes you can barely keep track of them, unlike donald trump who they never revealed the alleged crime he supposedly tried to cover up. >> to be clear, if they weaponized the justice department, wouldn't he want to keep it away from his own son? >> they were forced by a judge asking questions of the prosecutor and hunter biden's defense attorneys -- >> why would he weaponize it against his own son and get rid of it altogether by your own argument? >> he had to pardon your own son. >> that's what you should ask to joe biden -- >> let me go back to my initial question, if it is so objectionable for the justice system to be weaponizing against donald trump, why is it promote for donald trump to campaign on weaponizing it against joe biden? >> donald trump has said his so-called retribution will be success, success at the ballot box. >> he said an eye for an eye. >> in 2016 when so many people
>> he said repeatedly it shouldn't have happened to him. >> he is campaigning on it. >> peter, peter, we've been down this road before. in 2016 people called for hillary clinton to be prosecuted, and she probably deserved it, and that's not what we do in america. >> you disagree with senator marco rubio who said he should get even. >> donald trump has said as early as last month that his retribution will be success and restoring the peace and prosperity he brought to america for four years that joe biden has destroyed. >> since thursday's verdict there has been a spike of rhetoric against juniors including calls to publish addresses and physical addresses, would you combine those threats. >> i don't know what obscure websites -- >> this is from truth social. >> i hope every juror may pay for what they've done. may god strike them dead. you can condemn that threat,
a track record of success with respect to increasing home ownership opportunities and lowering the unemployment rate to its lowest level in recorded history. record investment with respect to historically black colleges and universities, increasing on tre prenurial opportunities, but, of course, there is more that needs to be done, and that will be part of a vision that is articulated for a second term, that we recognize that we want to continue to promote entrepreneur ship. with black men among people of every race from home ownership and promote the wealth so everyone has a fair shot at the american dream. >> so you acknowledge work to
days before the rnc. >> that's part of the game. >> it is. some have suggested you can appeal straight to the supreme court because of the special nature of this case. when it comes to the legal maze that you are still facing and the judge could decide to say hey, house arrest, or even jail. how do you face what that could look like? >> i'm okay with it. i saw one of my lawyers the other day on television saying oh no, you don't want to do that to the president. don't beg for anything. just the way it is. think of it. they have all my books. they went to -- four five years they sued me getting my tax returns, right? at the end of five years, they got them. the supreme court actually gave it to them. that was the end of it. that was it. they never found anything. >> rachel: some of your supporters have said well, the only way to stop this is mutually assured destruction. if you do it to us, we're going to do it to you. you said no my revenge is going to be success for america. you've just had this verdict. do you still feel the same? what's your thoughts on that? >> it's a really tough question
retribution now fresh off 34 criminal convictions in an interview with fox over the weekend, you seem to leave the door open to the possibility of seeking play political revenge on his enemies like this swatch. it's a very interesting question. by revenge will be success. and i mean that but it's awfully hard when you see what they've done. these people are so evil all right, joining me now is a very special guest, the senior political correspondent for the new york times, maggie haberman, she's also a cnn political analyst. maggie, i am so grateful. europe early today to be with us. thank you so much you have covered this guy for decades at this point, and probably no more but then anyone in the country besides the man beside the man himself, about the way he thinks, the way he operates, and how that actually plays out. can we dig into this question of retribution, especially in the wake of this conviction considering some of the things
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
possibility of early voting mail-in ballots, et cetera. that's but he talks about the sort of campaign operations that you would like to see the campaign began to do so as one thing, they raise a lot of dollars, but are they building the necessary infrastructure to activate some of those new individuals that may now be given the former president. a second look. >> megan, as we're all painfully aware, donald trump's supporters are not above turning to violence when they're angry, or to get what they want. and donald trump often sounds like he's encouraging it. he's also been quite clear about how he would use the justice system to attack his political enemies. i mean, even before this connection, here's what he said. just this weekend it's a very interesting question and i say it my revenge will be success. and i mean that, but it's awfully hard when you see what they've done. these people are so evil. i'm not sure the public would stand for it. >> with a house arrest for i think i think it'd be tough for the public to take you know, at a certain point, there's a breaking point meghan, what do
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of all of that. >> i wonder why, revise that, what's the point of the revisionist history, regarding lock her up chants. >> it's hard to get inside of his head. right now, he is the one that's under threat of prison time, and, again, it's something that his campaign is leading into, calling him a political prisoner. >> is he not going to do political persecutions if he's elected back into the white house. >> people have accused him of that. he has said it's revenge, and when i say revenge, it means we're going to get revenge with success. there's an attempt to change the tone that was very sort of vengeful at the outset. >> dasha burns, thank you very much for starting us off. former rnc chairman and host of the weekend, michael steele, and ”the new york times” opinion columnist, david french. we have had a week to digest, and so have the american voters, they have come back with unsurprising results. the movement was always in the
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