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victorious on immigration and they need to change the subject even though it is important. >> there is a lot of reasons why i am happy you are here tonight but this one specifically. there is one group of people that will not be happy about biden's action today. that is the more progressive members of your party. we are hearing from some of them, they are not happy, what is your take? >> you have to understand we do need to know who is coming in and out of the country, there are national security implications and we need a orderly process. most people in the country appreciate immigration the problem you have when you talk to republicans and independents is you cannot jump the line. >> there are many democrats that feel that way. >> including myself and many others. you cannot let the tail wag the dog, of course we do not want to separate families.
however, that's not the issue in the case refers to the law. >> what's your take? >> you >> look, you're spot on about that. as derrick hines said, the prosecutor in his opening statement. addictioe prosecutn is not a chu but buying a gun illegally is a choice. and lyinying illegallyg is a ch. and both of those things, he is alleging that hunter biden did. >> and look, when you mention the laptop, really it wasday a momentous occasion in the whole saga of the laptop tha that the "new york post" has beenw york living for the last three years and eight months since we first broke the storyte from the laptop showing that joe biden was involved in his family's influence peddling scheme around the worl dlind and there's evidencethat p on that laptop galore. and we were, of course, as youa remember, traduced, censored by big tech twitter, said that we published hacked materials and then we had the 51 former intelligence officials calling it russian disinformation.form
why you thought it was so important to get this message out with pete? >> will, i mean, i just couldn't believe pete's story of the fact that i have known pete for, you know, almost 20 years. is he one of my dearest friends, i always wondered how he left the military. it's one thing when someone says something about a man that you love and admire. it's another thing when they attack his valor and his sense of duty to his country. but, when pete described in this book how he was called, you know, a white nationalist, a radical patriot. i mean, those are fighting words. what are you talking about? this guy is willing to bleed and die for his country. he went to gitmo, afghanistan and iraq. and then one administration for partisan reasons is going to label that as extremism, i could not believe it was true. i had to research it myself and look it up. and pete describes it and it's happening to thousands of people, whether it's the vaccine or it's their religion or it's their politics.
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former colleague, david axelrod, has a different take. here's what he said. he said, let trump make his conviction a top issue. and full minute about it until the cows come home. biden needs to pound the vast differences between them on the issues and touch people's lives i'm for you. he's for him. >> your thoughts yeah. >> i've look i've i've not i've never gone very far in my life betting against david axelrod my boss for many years, to be smart, i will i will say just two things. one david is exactly right for most voters, inflation and abortion and issues like that are incredibly important. so he cannot see the ground on those i just believed that in this moment, in this immediate environment where it's sorta get people's attention when something pops out of the hermetically sealed bubbles that most people live in. that's the time to shape it right? and to talk about it. and so there doesn't mean he should put aside all the economic events, all the inflation sap talking about the real threat to democracy and
polls show _ worried about complacency. when the polls show such a massive lead, what some _ polls show such a massive lead, what some other _ polls show such a massive lead, what some other politicians here have said you — some other politicians here have said you knock on the door and some people _ said you knock on the door and some people will— said you knock on the door and some people will be saying, labour is going _ people will be saying, labour is going to — people will be saying, labour is going to in any way you don't need my vote _ going to in any way you don't need my vote. they are worried about people _ my vote. they are worried about people who haven't made up their mind _ people who haven't made up their mind they— people who haven't made up their mind. they need them to get out there _ mind. they need them to get out there and — mind. they need them to get out there and vote. of course they do. not overpromising. saying we are not going _ not overpromising. saying we are not going to _ not overpromising. saying we are not going to promise all these things because — going to promise all these things because i— going to promise all these things because i think they feel that that is what _ because i think they feel that that is what happened under conservative governments. they also know that the economic— governments. they also know that the economic situation means there's going _ economic situation means there's going to — economic situation means there's going to be some very difficult decisions, a lot of the problems that there — decisions, a lot of the problems that there are will take a very long time to— that there are will take a very long time to fix — that there are will take a very long time to fix. but they've got to be careful— time to fix. but they've got to be careful because they need to inspire people _ careful because they need to inspire people to _ careful because they need to inspire people to come out and vote as well, so big _ people to come out and vote as well, so big balance between saying trust us but _ so big balance between saying trust us but also — so big balance between saying trust us but also we are going to change things so— us but also we are going to change things so much that they want you to come _ things so much that they want you to come out _ things so much that they want you to come out and vote. xlit'icki things so much that they want you to come out and vote.— come out and vote. vicki young, thank you _ come out and vote. vicki young, thank you so _ come out and vote. vicki young, thank you so much _ come out and vote. vicki young, thank you so much for— come out and vote. vicki young, thank you so much for the i come out and vote. vicki young, i thank you so much for the moment and of course, we will be speaking to a conservative person in the spin room shortly as well to get that party's take. so, keir starmer has now arrived at the debate venue, expect rishi sunak will be arriving shortly
there in person, there were noticeable differences between michael cohen we've gotten to know on cable news or through's podcast versus who we saw testifying. his demeanor and how he sounded. i almost did a double take when the defense played a clip of him from his podcast. when you heard his voice from the podcast, and you compare that to what you heard from the stand over the last day, and that contrast is something that can play well for the defense in summation to argue that there were two different michael cohen's. i want to ask you about that issue. how you thought his very polite , unflappable, even keeled demeanor -- >> solemn. >> in many ways that's what you
guilty, x president trump convicted in hush money case. the new yorker, known with a quick, cartoon spin, showing the possibility of the president, his cartoon hands potentially handcuffed, awaiting sentencing in july. the tabloids have long danced with this figure. you can see guilty and guilty in two of them in the new york post, one of the only papers going as far as the wall street journal to take a different spin rather than beginning with the facts, they began with a take. the rule of law, jury of his peers, process played out as, quote, injustice. donald trump's hometown paper went with an old-school way to put it, queens man convicted. that queens man is just that, a man, a person, a citizen. he has rights of the convict as he did as a defendant.
the shocks are still being felt across the political landscape. on the legal front, we know his sentencing is set for the middle of july. what's your sense of how strong his case would be for appeal because certainly in some of what i read over the weekend, it's a split verdict. some say there's no chance at all. some say there might be a way to do this. what's your take? >> trump's lawyers, i think, if they hold true to form will put up a grab bag of error of the trial courts to evaluate. he never seemed to go entirely in favor of one side or the o', rather being very careful to follow the law. a great example of this is when he ruled about what prior crimes could have been used to cross-examine donald trump had he taken the witness stand. trump's lawyers will argue on appeal that the judge's rulings were far too favor b8 for the
i want to play some sound from democratic lawmakers questioning the conduct of dr. morens last week. >> what troubles me most about your conduct, dr. moren, is the extent to which it so willingly be trace decades of decorum and from public health workers who came before you and is not anti-science to hold you for misusing official resources. >> i think you will be haunted by your testimony today and it is unfortunate. it is all on the record. it doesn't make a lot of sense to many of us, certainly not to me. >> dana: dr. anthony fauci has entered the hearing room taking a seat. you can see him right there. michael shellenberger let's get your take. we see what we get over moren testimony, it's mind blowing. >> that's right. good to be with you.