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this is now the unifying principle of the trump campaign and the republican party, make them pay. and part of the reason for that is because they have nominated a criminal who surrounds himself with criminals and who attended to in the constitutional republic. in fact, just today in arizona some co-members of that plot had to appear for an arraignment. trump's white house chief of staff, mark meadows, and a campaign aide both pleaded not guilty to charges saying they subverted joe biden's win in arizona in 2020. joining me now is andrew weissmann, he now cohosts the podcast prosecuting donald trump. andrew, meadows is an interesting figure because he has been at the sort of center of so much of the coup plot. he gave over text and then stopped cooperating. he has been indicted in georgia. he now is indicted in arizona. he has kept a low profile at the surface, but he has a serious case against him in arizona. >> absolutely. so, he is alleged there, as well as in georgia, as being a
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the ability to spend on services. so we have all this money to buy patio furniture and barbecues and stuff like that, all of a sudden that shut up and we have partners with some of the food distribution. and that has come off in a very big way. on the inflation rate, but not on the inflation level. by the way, don't understate it, because biden has plenty of wealthy supporters. but you're right to point out how extraordinary it is the sum of these folks, especially in tech land, are the ones out there saying i am going to vote for trump or support trump. and, for example, the david sachs in tweet on the economy is just to be amazed that a guy with that much money is so live with. >> i get that inflation is difficult. these people who are now supporting donald trump have had extraordinary last years. i mean, what was announced? he is worth $8 billion? he could have everything president biden has done for electric vehicles. a huge win for elon musk.
than any republican since dwight eisenhower. it is going to be shocking and it may. that alone makes, it almostes impossible for biden to win. i suspec t trump is going to carry latinos because on virtually every ground fromem from from biden inflation killing them when they go to the grocery store to the fact that they came here illegally or in some cases they're second, third and fourth generation. they don't want to seeth venezuelan thugs and mexican cartel members in their neighborhoods. they don't want to see their children killed with over 100,000 drug deaths a year. just go down the list. e potentiai lat th here for a new trump coalition to replace the fdr coalition for the first time since 1932, i think it's very real. and if the president trump doese win and if he does doesn't govern well, and certainly he was doing that prio pr to covid in his first term, i think you could see in the
historic. they are the biggest alliance and the party and after years, they have had a party come back to power. is party come back to power. is the first time he's ever going to deal with a minority. he has always won the majority. why did he lose his majority? i think we have always been in this alliance. this is a pre— poll alliance and they have reiterated our support. we all believe in a transformation for india and working towards a developed india, a developed nation, and we stand steadfast to get on that. i don't think there would be any problems. it's a smooth transition, the largest single party, it's a historic win and india will continue to grow in this trajectory we are on and it is
and government in trying to break that apart and break that romance that love affair part so do you worry at all that he might be a spoiler in this race that he actually cannot win but that he could maybe push the election towards one candidate or the other is both the biden and trump campaigns have said that he will in one of the things i like to look at during the 60s, during the civil rights movement, there was a slogan, one man, one vote so if you want to vote your conscience, a vote for the person or policy that is more in tune of what you want to vote for. that's the way you go. you don't worry about how it's skewed. you voted your conscience, you voted your mind one man, one vote eric taber, we really appreciate your insights, obviously, voters and georgia are very much the target audience of all of these campaigns.
dedicating a temple in the city at the same spot where a 16th century mosque wants stood. but it has failed to resonate. bjp even losing the seat where the temple was built. despite a campaign that turned to divisive policy, it seems to have mattered more rings like unemployment and rising prices, not religion. issues the opposition india alliance managed to capitalise on and they are now back to occupying a larger space in the indian parliament. i want to pick up on some of the things that was said in that piece right now. you are a spokesperson with the bjp. what do you think went wrong with mr modi's campaign. this is an historic win for our government and this is the third time around that narendra modi has one. it is absolutely
if he actually wanted to win, wouldn't he say she is my running mate, let's go for the gold? but he hasn't. instead it is president biden this week who is putting together a coalition to try to go for those voters and risking losing progressive voters in the mix. >> i wonder when we say nikki haley voter, i don't know that they were still stacked about nikki haley. i think it was just i don't want trump. i don't think it was everything about nikki haley is just awesome. people weren't saying that. so i feel like him going for that voter after we saw the numbers after iowa, was it 28% of those people said if nikki haley is not the nominee i could possibly vote for biden? when trump does not go out and try to expand his base -- >> he never has. >> let me finish. why is even doing that? that should be the sign to everybody, he is not trying to expand past due. he is not looking at a world
of these folks, especially in tech land, are the ones out there saying, i'm going to vote for trump or for example, david sachs tweeted today on the economy is just to be amazed that a guy with that much money is so awful. >> here's the thing. i get that inflation is difficult. these people that are now supporting donald trump have had extraordinary -- extraordinary last years. what was it announced? is worth $8 billion? everything president biden has done for electric vehicles, a huge win for elon musk to get them rallying against this disastrous economy when it's been a perfect one for them? >> taxes, let's start with that, and then get to realizing that for these guys, and silicon valley, is ashley, shame feels like a market inefficiency. like, hold on. if i don't have to care about the judgment of people who are paying attention to the news,