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through that sliding glass door, head walked all the way through that house. no ransacking. jurors were not open. in the master bathroom, on the vanity was beautiful diamond and gold jewelry. clearly, early on, it was pretty easy to detect that robbery was not the issue here. it was apparent that they were targeted. it was an assassination. it was a hit. >> an assassination? a hit? that sort of crime didn't happen in coral gables. whatever the motive, there is nowhere to go on, no murder weapon, no fingerprints, no dna. there was one possible lead, susan sutton, as it was obvious from the bloodstained evidence, had been on the phone when she was shot five times. someone heard, the screams and bullets rubbing through the silence of that steamy august night. but who? coming up, what did he know that police didn't? >> a polygraph, wouldn't he? >> he passed on certain
look, i'll let everyone make their own judgment. i have a suspicion. let's let the process take place. we're still a little bit away from a debate. believe me, i'll be vocal for folks afraid to talk on the president, afraid to understand the party is bigger than ourselves. it's not just about the vanity. it's not just to get on the stage and sell books or whatever. it has to be about the party and making sure the ticket up and down is strong. right now donald trump's process from the u.s. senator to governorships to school board seat, his message cost republican parties dearly. >> if he's the nominee, will the democrats win? >> oh, yeah. he can't win in november of 2024. the math has shown donald trump has no chance to win.
would he have the right to possess them if they were classified documents? >> yes. >> because -- >> it is such an interesting argument, but it just strikes me. what we're talking about here is potentially, you know, not only classified documents that relate to national security, but is that really the argument that they're going to take to voters, about whether or not that is right or wrong for him to do. >> if the republican primary voters only care about donald trump and do whatever he wants in office, that is an effective case. i'm not a lawyer, but i've read a lot of legal analysis, there are a lot of lawyers that disagree with the attorney and that he could de classify whenever he wans. this is national security information and what the white house we'll hear is more than donald trump's vanity, his ability to show off top secret documents to friends when they come to visit, national security matters more than that. we're talking about the security of this country and information
big role in this campaign. >> congressman, i just want to zero in on the sound we heard at the top from ron desantis with some strong words towards a reporter saying are you blind? do those moment help or hurt the florida governor? >> they hurt because it leans into his unlikability, which has always been a professional challenge for ron desantis. and you can see it in the way he's going at donald trump as well. i think there's real questions are his attacks on trump strategy or are they a bit of political arrogance. ron desantis known to be somebody with the vanity of donald trump and the paranoia of richard nixon, and the nation is now getting to know him. look, he could be going out on the national trail right now, trying to achieve some level of likability. as dasha said, i think it's a reason you're seeing his wife casey desantis. in florida casey has kind of softened those edges for some. although for other certainly has reflected the hard edges of ron desantis. but what we do know is it is
james comey has written two books, completely anti-trump, he was fbi director and had huge impact on the 2016 election. showtime gave him a full-scale documentary, mini-series, portraying him as this shining light within the swamp of d.c. james comey on msnbc, that is perfect, that was probably an audition, he likes nothing more than attention, the spotlight and the vanity of whatever his former position provided him. i guarantee at some point, he will join the other people who are on cable news telling you how horrible conservatives are and how they are the protectors of the institutions that we hold dear. it is pathetic to watch. >> todd: i'm glad you said the word swamp, comey goes after trump here and it reeks of the
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>> right, that just a really important factual point in this case, it's important remember, vertically with evan corcoran. evan corcoran has brought brought into this late. after other lawyers talk to trump about this. evan corcoran, comes into this cold got a lot of this from the former president could've evan corcoran it at the mercy. of trump's lawyers of events. when he spotted late. and i think it's part of the reason why his notes are so important. and part of the reason why what evan corcoran is told maybe significantly different than the facts, because he is new to the issue. >> there's another piece of this that i think is important if not specifically legally but for the narrative which is why didn't trump want to hold on to these documents? and dublin, you've had a piece that i found similar, it's pockmarked on our browser, about trump's sort of motivation for all of us which sounds like it was vanity. and yet you have some new
if not specifically legally but for the narrative which is why didn't trump want to hold on to these documents? and dublin, you've had a piece that i found similar, it's pockmarked on our browser, about trump's sort of motivation for all of us which sounds like it was vanity. and yet you have some new reporting and the times reporting about the doj subpoenaing financial records from the trump organization specifically as it pertains to business deals he made in 2017. can we talk a little bit about those businesses and how they made it dovetailed or how they do dot here with the mar-a-lago investigation. >> right, so the subpoena that went out in april asked for information on essentially two types of things, one, what foreign nation deal that the trump organization make from 2017 on? now trump and his aides have long said that they made no such deals while he was the president, but i did make such a deal and oman after he stopped being the president. so what various folks up to me is, if you are going to look at this topic, it is fine, but a lot of people who have dealt with this, it seems to be more