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because it's in their interest to keep trump around. they just don't have to like it. >> do you think that this -- trump has made hay of all of these trials because he thinks it's good fundraising, and he thinks it's good for brandishing his profile. that's a double edged sword, as you pointed out in your first answer. but he's fundraising off of this, and i wonder if you think that the continuation of these trials, and we're in this sort of pretrial motions part of, it we haven't actually gone to the trial, but nonetheless, there is action happening. there's the threat of using navy seal commanders to assassinate political rivals. do you think trump keeps fundraising off of it? when you think of the base, can you continue to stoke outrage over the sort of incremental process of being held criminally liable? >> absolutely. he will fund-raise on this. the jail cell being slammed with him behind it, just as he will sund of the final fund raising email on this. so that's definitely going to happen. i think the base will stay engaged. this obviously helps him in a
cockamamie excuse to avoid doing it and i think he thought trump would disappear. i think house republicanps mostly really firmly behind trump. there's a growing number of very pro-trump senate republicans, but most of them sort of tolerate him. they need him to win, need his money, and they're just going to abide by this and stay silent for as much as humanly possible. i'm sure for the msnbc capitol hill reporters if they were to grab these people, they would say i didn't hear that. they would refuse to comment on it to avoid talking about it. >> do you think that this -- trump has made hey of all these trials because he thinks it's good for fund-raising and burnishing his profile. that's a double-edged sword. but he's fund-raising off of this, and i wonder what you think the continuation of these trials, nonetheless there is
let's put aside for the moment whether you can legally vote for him or not. why would you want to factually, there's no question that he engaged in insurrection, what are we saying about a country where a leading candidate engaged in insurrection, and you're thinking, that's no big deal. i think they should still be president. >> that's a really good segue to my next guest. i wish i could have an hour talking about the maine/colorado decision. it's very complicated. anybody who say it's simple is dill luting themselves, and the supreme court is in a super tough position. a double edged sword in many ways. andrew weissmann, to be continued. thank you for joining us. let's go to former communications director for the republican national committee, doug hyde, why would you want to vote for somebody who may have participated in an insurrection, being investigated and going on trial for election interference,
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using a i, the richard tender profiles of having actual robot will hopefully this you, we will have a new president, maybe some new college presidents and i'm taking a president, of russia just to cooldown some announces as always, there are forces of incompetence and narcissism from that you can never control or escape that as we have to do your best, to remain skeptical and optimistic in equal measure would have to hope for the mess but expected yes every strike to set the oxygen out of the room and tax dollars out of your bank account as we have to surrender several people travel and party and of course with brilliant people like you put on the best defense, his success and here is to your continued success, make that choose the freaking funny to try to stop you, taste as delicious as ever. a, we have a great show to kickoff 2024, and tonight, what is a buzz behind by january come had a big free sword by hillary
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i have faith in them. you know, people like kavanaugh who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place, he'll step up. those people will step up. not because they're pro-trump, but because they're pro-law. because they're pro-fairness. and the lawness is very clear. >> that is a suggestion? of a quid pro quo? that is a suggested threat? is this even a legal argument, or just a public relations one? >> how much of you being an attractive, smart woman do you think played a role in this? to him or in the public? it's been a double-edged sword. it's been something i have had to deal with in the positive and in the negative. i don't think i would be on tv or sitting here if i didn't look the way i look. i think i caught attention. i'm very honest about that, and i don't mind. i'm not a feminist. i believe in strong women. somebody said to me, alina, would you rather be -- would you rather be smart or pretty?
already trump's team is winking and nodding their way into tipping the scales. >> i think it should be a slam dunk in the supreme court. i have faith in them. people like kavanaugh who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place. he'll step up. those people will step up. not because they are pro trump, but because they are pro law. because they are pro fairness. the lawness is very clear. >> now is that a suggestion or a quid pro quo? is that a suggested threat? and is this even a legal argument or just a public relations one? >> how much of you being an attracted smart woman played into the role of this? >> to him or in the public? i can tell you it's been a double-edge sword. it's something i've had to deal with in the positive and the negative. i don't think i would be on tv or sitting here if i didn't look the way i look. i think i caught attention. i'm very honest about that and i
and saturday morning, march 8th. method of death? it's hard to be sure. no murder weapon lying around. but they had been hit repeatedly by some sort of blunt instrument and sliced by what must have been a very big knife or sword. what happened here? what is it a home invasion robbery? possible, judging from the mess. and earnest shiver was a wealthy read the state investor who is known to carry cash around. detective mike norton -- >> in the victims bedroom the jurors had been pulled out and a lot of clothes had been thrown on the floor. >> a decorative sword was missing. and to jade statues, likely expensive. but wait a minute. maybe it wasn't the robbery. >> her purse was present on the kitchen table. there was jewelry. >> in the fathers pants pocket, which was in the bedroom, there was a large amount of cash. >> $9,000 in cash, rolled up in his jeans pocket. and that was untouched? >> untouched.
now we have women -- by the way i'm kind of a smart guy, right? so i actually tried to read some of the stuff she wrote. have you read it? it's like. >> greg: it's impossible. >> rob: it's impossible. i don't understand a word of it and i feel like no one read it. >> greg: yes. >> rob: until a few months ago. everybody said okay yeah you're a ph.d. nobody bothered to read the sentences. >> vince: i actually read it the first time it came out when it was written by the original author. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: they live in the same loop where they're basically log rolling, right? they're like, you know, if you're doing gender studies or whatever like that, you know it's all [bleep], right? how do you feel about this? were you shocked? >> vince: i'm looking for her new books you can't joke about that and the king of late night. so i guess there was just a point where harvard looked and said, look, you have to fall on the sword. our numbers are down, we're not