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In Trump hush money trial, tabloid publisher testifies he helped candidacy

Prosecutors say Pecker's actions helped Trump deceive voters in the 2016 election

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Alex Wagner Tonight

i'll just read an excerpt, what they outline. they basically say that trump is prone to giving irrelevant speeches, he lacks self control, and is evasive to responding to questions, allow him to speak would invite more speeches, campaign style, that would disrupt the proceedings. i think that nails, that hits the nail on the in terms of while it's dangerous to give trump unfettered access in these court proceedings. does beg the question. this is an instance where the judge can say trump cannot trials. there will be more trials, or at least one or two, and there are going to be a lot more courthouse steps the trump faces. i think the question is, can the judicial system manage this process in a way that it does not become effectively a series of stump speeches for the trump candidacy? >> i think this is the bigger picture context it's relevant to 2024.

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BBC News

international community will see what is going on with the former us president? what is going on with the former us resident? ., r, r, , , president? that none of this is totally new _ president? that none of this is totally new with _ president? that none of this is totally new with trump. - president? that none of this is totally new with trump. he - president? that none of this is| totally new with trump. he has president? that none of this is - totally new with trump. he has been a deadline dilemma headline ghetto since the start. i do think the image is going out around the world this morning are a different way of seeing the us and the us president. many who were already very wary of trump it won't help that image. many people i speak to are very aware that a return of trump and trump presidency or even a trump candidacy makes us politics and world politics very different and it makes it a very different and it makes it a very different and it makes it a very different kind of playing field and a bit more unexpected than how business is done and whatnot. what business is done and what not. what we take from — business is done and what not. what we take from these _ business is done and whatnot. what we take from these processes on these indictments, notjust one but two, three, four of them now. what does it say about the health of the

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The Story With Martha MacCallum

real problem that the trump candidacy faces and the republicans face, which are independents. given the number of independents that said president trump did something wrong, i think it was 55%, and the mid-term elections from 2022 last year when democrats did very well with independents in selective contests, these given the democrats hope not withstanding the challenges that joe biden and his administration faces and that times poll had biden's approval at 39%, which, you know, i've been at this business a long time. that is very low. that is warning time. that means that his message is just not working. >> martha: let's play this from ron desantis talking to bret baier about the importance of showing up at the debate on august 23. watch this. a quick thought from you, tomi, if i may.

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Morning Joe Weekend

me that he will not make his decision on whether to announce this no labels presidential run until next year. so the threat of a joe manchin presidential candidacy against the leader president biden of his own party will be out there for at least six more months we should expect. a course the other concern for the national democrats were talk two is the fact that could joe manchin candidacy siphon off votes from the likes of the democratic nominee, helps the trump candidacy. there's a lot of variables to play because of course we don't know if joe manchin is going to do it, we don't even know who that republican, john huntsman or somebody else, there is a lot of question marks as this group prepares to put itself on the ballot across the country. >> nbc's vaughn hillyard live in manchester, new hampshire. thank you very much. and to me that seemed a little to obviously coy. on the part of manchin and

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Morning Joe

joe manchin candidacy potentially siphon off votes from the likes of the democratic nominee, joe biden, and help boost the trump candidacy? >> right. >> there's a lot of variables at play, though, because we don't know if joe manchin is going to do it, and we don't know who the republican, jon huntsman or somebody else? there's a lot of question marks as this group prepares to put itself on the ballot across the country. >> nbc's vaughn hillyard live in manchester, new hampshire. thank you very much. joe, you know, i mean, to me, that seemed a little too obviously coy on the part of manchin and huntsman. at the same time, no labels could play a pretty huge role in 2024. >> i mean, they could. it may not go exactly the way people are thinking it may go. i mean, no labels may have a variety of plans, a variety of options. they may have a national ticket, or they may have individual tickets. they could have conservative tickets in swing states. they could have, you know, liz cheney and a conservative

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Morning Joe Weekend

and even though he's been out on the campaign trail, he really has not been able to caption the type of momentum that people who are not for the trump candidacy would hope that he would be able to do. and steve cortez was pretty blunt in this twitter spaces interview. he was talking about trump being the front runner. he did say that he hoped that them nor people got to know desantis, got to know his personal story. and political story. that hopefully these numbers were changed. but overall, he was talking about how just how big of an uphill battle this is really going to be for the desantis campaign at the moment. and you know, the desantis campaign has talked about how this is a marathon and not a sprint and i can't emphasize that enough it definitely is and we still have many many months until the first nominating contests but as foreign was talking about there in south carolina and the show of force in the amount of enthusiasm the republican party has for donald trump right now being able to attract tens of

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CNN This Morning

and he's breaking with trump on that. >> very much so. and i pressed him again, and he made very clear, that is not a policy that he supports. and i would say, kaitlan, that what the former president said to you wasn't even only that he is not ruling it out, i mean, he made the case for separating families being a deterrent, which is a very clear intentional policy. and it was just one of many indicators on very controversial policies that the former president had not changed from where he was. and it's also a reminder that, you know, a lot of republicans, we hear, well, i really liked donald trump's policies, but not his -- the sense of chaos that comes with a trump candidacy or a trump presidency. it's also a reminder that not all -- never mind democrats, not all republicans were onboard with some of his policies. this is a very stark example.

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Yasmin Vossoughian Reports

some republicans, are looking for. that town hall meeting was, yeah, i'm not gonna get it into whether it should or shouldn't, the people there, and her governor sununu say, the role of trump supporters. they didn't do it we just were talking about. getting not affiliated voters, who could vote in the republican primary. that would've been an interesting town hall. >> i always talk about growing a party, not by attrition, but by addition. you see donald trump doing in many ways. trying to grow a different kind of party. he's not adding to republican base, from my view, i don't know that round of desantis does that either. one of the things that we would be looking at is if donald trump didn't exist, he probably would've been created, in this environment. i do not know that an alternative to donald trump would be created by those who are concerned about a trump candidacy. i think, my view, if he ends up being the nominee, folks will just find a way to fall in line. that doesn't mean he'll win a general election, it means that trying to create a counter

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The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer

know from 2016, which trump has really remade the republican party. his strength is amongst the blue collar republicans, and in 2016, you saw the more standard issue chamber of commerce republicans split the vote between all of those other republicans that were on stage. you see in that poll, pence and haley are also doing well with college graduates. the question is, do other people get into the race, do they split that more? if you're ron desantis, i think you feel pretty good that you're doing good with college graduates. can you grow that? it doesn't seem like if you are donald trump, you don't have much more room to grow if you are a college graduate. you have witnessed the trump candidacy in 2016. it's not clear to me he has much more room to grow with those college graduates. but he certainly has a monopoly on really strong showing among those on non-college republicans. you heard the gentleman there say it's trump or die.

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