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campuses and whether it john fetterman or bill maher, these are people who should have seen it coming. many of us have been warning about precise conditions created on campuses and that said, we have to welcome them into this big coalition because here's the fundamental thing you will need to understand. anti-semitism on campus is the smallest nesting doll and the second one is antiwhite, anti- european sentiment and the third is anti-american and anti-western sentiment. these are westing ideologies, part and parcel they go togeth together. we have to not only defeat one of them, we have to defeat all them and welcome anyone into our coalition to do so. >> we have to find out who's teaching our kids. the first member, the first to translate a different doctrine of other in these schools and
i didn't know that. [laughter] - you're our chief political correspondent, stephen. i mean, every two years, we elect a brand new house of representatives, a third of the senate. it's called the midterm elections. - i only vote when the big kahunas are up, you know? el presidente. i can't be running around every two years voting. i got a life. - i could not have lived without "the daily show," and colbert then becomes the companion show... - c for colbert. - that is also so compelling to watch--this hilarious, pseudo-conservative dumb guy... - and who are the heroes? the people who watch this show--average, hardworking americans. you're not the elites. you're not the country club crowd. i know for a fact that my country club would never let you in. - one of the things about being on "the colbert report," and stephen would say it himself, was he was playing a character.
consequence that i want you to think about here. you know, just 24 months ago trump had about a third of his party starting to think about swapping him out because he was controversial, and they thought maybe we need new leadership in the republican party then bragg brings these charges and immediately the entire party coalesses behind him. all of a sudden a, i know this sounds crazy, but i believe it to be true. history will look at this five, ten years from now and say how did trump become president again? alvin bragg was the king maker. he did it for him. i know it sounds perverse, but that's what he did. so that's called an up intended consequence. i don't know if he's happy about that, but that's how he'll be marked in history. will: kevin, you bring up the other people in the republican field looking to the replace him, he talked about that with us yesterday. he talk talked about he's the only one that could be in this environment and come out
are less lick likely to vote for trump on the conviction and 35% are more likely to vote. >> i'm more optimistic and look at numbers, daily mail had a poll out saying president trump's approval ratings up 6 points following in verdict and daily express had a poll saying more americans were more likely to support president trump than not. over 53 million that donald trump raised online and a third by the way are new donors and howie, last night at ufc in new jersey, that was a hero's welcome. walking into an arena and 15,000 people cheering for president trump, i think that's the message of where america really is at this point. howard: why are all the republican leaders lining up behind the former president and
of available appointments. south african parties get ready for coalition talks as the ruling anc loses its majority for the first time in 30 years, dropping from 58 to 40% of the vote. two key far—right figures in israel's government are threatening to leave their posts if benjamin netanyahu agrees to the us peace proposal in gaza as they argue they will oppose any deal before hamas is destroyed. and a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon. launched on may the third, the mission aims to collect rock and soilfrom this region for the first time in history. now on bbc news, the travel show.
to build 100 new doctors' surgeries and boost the number of available appointments. south african parties get ready for coalition talks as the ruling anc loses its majority for the first time in 30 years, dropping from 58 to a0% of the vote. two key far—right figures in israel's government are threatening to leave their posts if benjamin netanyahu agrees to the us peace proposal in gaza as they argue they will oppose any deal before hamas is destroyed. and a chinese spacecraft has landed on the far side of the moon. launched on may the third, the mission aims to collect rock and soilfrom this region for the first time in history. now on bbc news, the travel show.
our viewers the plan that was laid out by president biden on friday includes three different phases. >> the first being the release of hostages, the women, the literally the wounded for that six-week temporary ceasefire. the second phase would ideally include a ceasefire width negotiations ongoing and the release of all hostages. again, in exchange for palestinian prisoners. and the third would be the reconstruction of gaza. this doesn't happen quickly. it takes time and it is quite challenging. and there are still a lot of details that need to be worked out here. but us officials are making very clear how urgent the moment is the president himself calling it a decisive moment and him coming out at all to lay this out really told us a lot about the moment meant that we are in where there is enormous pressure on all parties to reach an agreement here and also more importantly to stop that fighting in gaza which is where a lot of world leaders have been the president will be going to france this week. he's going to meet with the french president who has expressed support for this plan. he's also said that the war in gaza must end and
second crime? >> judge jeanine: what i'm saying here is the judge said, if he violated the federal election law, the federal tax law, or falsifying business records in the second degree, then if you find any of those -- >> harold: those three. >> judge jeanine: any of those three, that's an element necessary to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, but the judge said number one, you don't have to be unanimous, number two, we don't even know which one it was, and number three, and by the way, all criminal verdicts have to be unanimous -- number three, a local d.a., a local county judge has no jurisdiction over a felony cri crime. so they were acting as federal prosecutors in a local case. that's number one peered >> harold: what's your number two? the jurisdiction, those are two separate ones, i think you are going down a list, so what is your third one? >> judge jeanine: and the third -- the third column? federal election. federal taxes. >> harold: no, third element
that happened yesterday by president biden, that was a notable moment and it could be a pivotal on the president. as you heard there saying that israel stated goals have been met and that hamas has been degrading a degraded and then calling for that end to the war as part of this hostage deal. now he did outline what those three phases include. some of these details we have discussed multiple both times before and didn't change, but it was interesting to hear him outline and provide a little more meat on the bones here. so the first phase is similar to what's been laid out. it would include women, the elderly, and wounded, those hostages, being released for a six-week ceasefire. now the second phase includes all all hostages being released and all of this in exchange for palestinian prisoners. >> and then perhaps a permanent ceasefire to follow. >> he said ceasefire would continue on negotiations continue, and then the third would be the reconstruction of gaza. this is not easy, but the president made very clear in his remarks yesterday that this is a decisive moment. take a
being convicted, or is it just now irrelevant because of the democratic lawfare strategy? if i mean, even with swing votersesome. >> sure. it seems to me, this is the kind of thing that fires up the base but makes it harder to win over suburbanites in places like wisconsin. i think we've seen the first of those already. the fund raising number for donald trump in the 24 hours after the verdict was huge -- paul: soaring, yeah. >> according to the campaign something like nearly a third of those people had not previously donated through this platform, so that does suggest that people who think the verdict is baloney are making themselves heard, and they definitely will in november. on the other hand, the 2020 election was extremely close, a handful of tens of thousands of votes many three states. in three states. and this may be the kind of thing that if we have a similar outcome in 2024 in november where it's decided by 5,000 people in wisconsin, this may be the kind of thing that is the straw that breaks the camel's back for some of those undecided