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the fact that they're undertaking this process? >> well they have to i mean, quite frankly, because there's a number of pitfalls that could come across in the vetting in the vetting process that if discovered after the fact, cause a lot of problems both for the candidate himself and also the campaign and how they operate. so what in this process i think what trump is trying to do is make sure that first and foremost, it's not somebody that overshadows them and secondly, somebody that actually can help bolster from a professional standpoint if, if you're talking professional politics, how government is run? and that's where i think like mike pence came in and i was really helpful because he had that government experience in this field that you're talking about. i think there's one person in particular that i would be a great pick for trump. and that's doug burgum and the reason why is because doug burgum is from a respectability standpoint and trump's eyes, he's a business guy who sold his business and made a ton of money. so he's appear secondly, he's run a state. he's run a government
have not really seen republicans and actively deny the charges against trump. you have not seen republicans try to speak to his good name. to say donald trump could never have done what he was charged with that the jury found him guilty of. to me that is a clear sign that republicans know this is not an ideal situation. >> you have an opinion piece i will read an excerpt of. the myth is that donald trump is immune to scandal and there is nothing that could undermine his political prospects. the truth is very far from the myth. yes he has shameless and surrounded by cult of personality, but neither makes him invulnerable to the blows of political combat. and then the polling you were talking about. this is the new york times polling. before the verdict trump was up by three points. after the verdict two years up by one point. i know that is not a sizable
enough margin to assuage folks, but the fact is we are a couple of days out and it is, however incremental, having an effect, especially among young, nonwhite voters who were largely disengaged from the political process. how do you read that? >> i think we are still at this stage in the election where your typical voter, most voters, are not paying all that much attention. as we move into the summer and fall i expect we will hear a steady drumbeat about the president being a convicted felon. his sentencing is in july before the republican national convention. that will be a big moment. i expect as more voters tune in and begin to internalize what they learn about trump, they will think seriously not just about their preference, but their vote intention. this sort of thing might at the very least keep trump from
ask the appeals court to take the case. the trial court judge specified, while you all are doing that, i'm going to continue holding proceedings in this trial court. and now today, just a couple of hours ago, the appeals court said, no, no, no pause. that too. so that tells me that they're taking this appeal very seriously. and if trump in the defendants prevail and just peel, this case is essentially that you're talking about, judge mcafee. he was still ruling on some pretrial motions going ahead with things. all of that is now frozen. and i mean, we're not even going to get the decision on the appeals court until next spring. >> yeah. we won't. >> but i think it's the right call and let me tell you why i'm a firm believer that you have to have confidence in our institutions and appeals are part of that process. i think there are many people who took issue with mcafee is decision, however well-reasoned to 23 pages war we're not i think there are people who felt that there was an actual conflict of interests, not just a perceived conflict, and maybe took issue with his remedy as well. what remy yet, the special counsel off the case and you're fine proceed. nathan wade, i'm
legitimacy of the appointment of special counsel mo the biden law fare is his presidency is even worse. the border shambles violent crime remains in inflation continuing to spike with housing totally unaffordable with 2 wars raging overseas no end in sight and even democrats are even questioning biden's mental acuity. no surprise the vast majority of americans believe our countries on the wrong track so i will former president trump cut through the law fair and dirty political tricks to reach these americans and demonstrate a better future moments ago i sat them at the former president here's part 1 of the interview. >> sean: we got breaking news as i mentioned in my open i want to get your reaction that the appeals course has stopped the georgia election case law and appeal on willis disqualification is pending on the appeals of a florida judge
consolidating voters he needs to actually win the election. the way i have been thinking about it is if trump were acquitted, right, we would all recognize this was a big victory for the former president. so him being convicted on 34 counts, i've got to be honest. i was surprised that it was all 34. him being convicted, it stands to reason that it is an obstacle to his efforts to win a second term. >> right. it says something about the world we are living in that we have to reiterate that maybe getting convicted on 34 felony counts is not a boon. however i will say in one of the tightest senate races in the country, what is it? jon tester and tim sheehy is trying to run on trump's
and he's actually done some very good things and there's not a lot of negative things you can say about doug burgum and first and foremost, i think probably in a lot of people's eyes, i see it's not going to overshadow trump ever yeah. which obviously is something that mike pence actually navigated pretty well until january 6 happened and we saw what happened there. >> what do you make of the faces that you saw there? >> the names that are under consideration that are providing these bedding material fails to the campaign. >> i think they're all like hello mega, right? it just seems like there's a lot of maga going on in the list and what time is it 948. so i wanna make sure all the kids are embed listen bad ones, right? exactly. >> today, they had a vote on contraception in the house, birth control, right? marco rubio voted against it it's tim scott voted against it. >> 88% of americans believed that women ought to be able to have birth control that's more people than the people who believed the earth is round or that it revolves around the sun these people are willing to do anything to stand in the way of
election conspiracy prosecution against trump on hold until at least october, when the court takes up trump's motion to disqualify fulton county d.a. fani willis. in florida in trump's federal prosecution of his handling of classified documents, judge aileen cannon continues to entertain a very long list of arguments to dismiss this case entirely. in the next hearing later this month, trump's attorneys will argue that jack smith's appointment as special counsel was unconstitutional. judge cannon is not only taking valuable court time tehri matter that has already been adjudicated, she is also taking a remarkable step of allowing lawyers who are not part of the case to come to court and join in on the oral arguments. joining me now to help understand what is happening here, my good friend joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and cohost of the sisters in law podcast.
the case will not come to trial for the presidential election on the 5th of november. that's suits mr trump very well. the former presidents legal strategies are all his criminal cases, there were four of the way down to three after the guilty verdict last week. his strategy in relation to all of those has been the three d's, distract, dismiss and delay he is pitting all his hopes of winning the presidential election in november. if he does when he'll have a range of options to get rid of all those pesky criminal cases. there were two federal cases. they will be pretty easy to dismiss if mr trump does become president. the states case, the georgia case is a little bit more tricky this is unprecedented to start. most legal experts seem to think that if mr trump does win the presidency then it's unlikely
debate thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max sources tell cnn tonight that former president donald trump's campaign has now given betting materials. >> several people who are on the vice presidential shortlist that includes north dakota north dakota governor doug burgum senator marco rubio, jd vance, and tim scott, also representatives. byron donalds and elise stefanik in also trump's former cabinet secretary, ben carson, all at least seven of the names that we're told are undergoing really what is the political version? i think background check. we've assembled our own vetting committee here on the source, former senior white house communications age mall simmons is here along with for trump campaign adviser jason osborne, and obviously for people who aren't jason familiar with how this process works. they asked for, you know, it's kinda like getting a security clearance where they want to know what have you said about this in the past? what have you said about this? provide us with these materials. what do you make of