trump, donald trump still today wields enormous influence over your party? are you happy with that? well, actually, donald trump brought a lot of good people into our party that were kind of lost, i'll be honest with you, because democrat party became very extreme left and kind of catered to political elites and have their own special interest group, that kind of thing. they're the intellectual elite. the republican party was also bogged down in a lot of different drama with their own stuff. so he brought working class people that were not part of our party — they were under reagan, then we kind of lost them. and all this intellectual debate where he says, "this is real people with real issue. let's care about people on the ground." so you're still a trump supporter and follower today. i'm not a trump follower, i'm an independent congresswoman... donald trump just endorsed you about two weeks ago. hill endorsed me, too. i look at broad base of my party. i can unite my party and that's why i won this election. i'll tell you something, i win very contested e

it's it is a lot like donald trump's line in 2016. he's fighting for the forgotten man, and there's a lot of voters especially rural georgia who feel like they're aggrieved to feel like they're being forgotten left behind even though the people in power oftentimes our rule white georgians just like them. you mentioned the desire to turn out the base, you know, that's something that both the democrat sam republicans focus on quite a bit understandably, but it seems sometimes as if democrats are a little more concerned about winning people from outside of their base, maybe independence and even republicans. do you see that at all with the republican party because it seems like these candidates may not be able to be a successful and turning out people who aren't true believers. it's that fair. yet republicans in georgia believe that they can keep that coalition together if they can keep the same coalition that is powered them the office for years in georgia for the last two decades, then they can win they can just turn out their base. th

votes illegally to donald trump. in a fair world, joshua pirro would get to run for governor, debating issues like taxation, economic development, education, environmental issues. the usual concerns of governors, this time joshua pirro alone in pennsylvania has the job of saving worked on in pennsylvania done 235 years ago by the delegates to the constitutional convention who created the government. that some republicans are trying to now destroy. joining us now is democratic representative madeleine dean from pennsylvania, she's the member of the house judiciary committee, and was the impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump. thank you very much for joining us, tonight, representative dean. it is so astonishing that our history can flow this way, that this government that was born in your state 235 years ago could now be at risk because of a governor's election in your state. >> sadly, you paint the picture very vividly, you are absolutely right. i'm very proud of our state, and our roots

there was a lot of pressure and criticism on donald trump for endorsing jd vance. jd vance criticised donald trump back in 2016, so there were many candidates in this republican senate primary race who wanted the support of donald trump and were shocked and angered that he picked jd vance. for donald trump to reach down and pick a nominee in a tightly contested area, and an area wherejd vance was trailing for a long time, and elevate him to the victory, that is very important for donald trump. if you look at the rest of may, there are primaries in pennsylvania and georgia, where donald trump has also weighed in on candidates who are not clear favourites. this is an early indication that the endorsement of donald trump still has power and there will be tests later this month but i'm sure that donald trump will say it is good to start off with a win early. as europe's conflict with russia continues to escalate, china continues to avoid any condemnation of moscow, while at the same time investing billions in huge projects across much of the european continent. in the

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trump, and he thanked donald trump, and he thanked donald trump, and he said that people may say donald trump's make america great again movement was dead, but the victory here shows it ain't dead yet. so this is a celebration for tampa. there was a lot of pressure, a lot of criticism on donald trump for endorsingjd vance. jd criticism on donald trump for endorsing jd vance. jd vance actually criticised donald trump back in 2016, so there were a lot of candidates in this republican senate primary race who wanted donald trump's support and were shocked and angered that donald trump picked vance. so for donald trump to be able to reach out and pick a nominee trump to be able to reach out and picka nominee in trump to be able to reach out and pick a nominee in a tightly contested race, vance was trailing for a very long time, elevate him to the victory, i think that is very important for donald trump, and when you look ahead to the rest of may, there are primaries in pennsylvania and in georgia, where donald trump has also weighed in on candidates who are not the clear favourites. so this

>> trump's new campaign manager, kellyanne conway. >> nobody better to talk about donald trump campaign. kellyanne conway. >> kellyanne conway. successfully managed the trump campaign, been named to the president. >> whether he gets removed before his term of office ends or not, he is leaving in disgrace. >> yesterday he tweeted you are nuts to the president, what does your husband say. >> you can ask george that. >> i don't know him, high is a whack job. >> he doing a tremendous disservice to a wonderful wife. >> kellyanne conway announcing she will be stepping down at the end of the month to focus on her family. >> after her 15-year-old daughter took to social media to say she wants to emancipate%. >> kellyanne conway. >> kellyanne conway. kellyanne conway. >> you didn't think i would sit quietly forever, you are ready, here's the deal. ♪ ♪ >> come here, kellyanne, she has been so great, wow. so. there is no den she will not go into. when my men are petrified to go in a certain network, i say, kellyanne, would you do it, absolutely, no problem, she gets on and destroys them, thank

you're praising donald trump. surely you have to acknowledge right now that if donald trump were in the white house, america would be responding to this ukraine crisis in a very different way. donald trump is the guy who described nato as obsolete, the guy who persistently refused to indulge in personal criticism of vladimir putin, who described putin, xijinping and other authoritarians as guys that he could really do business with. if donald trump were in power, america would be responding very differently to this, wouldn't it? well, let me tell you something. we can have hypothetical thing, but when president trump was president, russia didn't attack ukraine. and that is a fact. russia did not go in, intervene. russia went to great efforts to get donald trump into the white house. they regarded him as their ally. we can have a lot of speculation. but putin didn't dare... well, you know, that is the truth. putin didn't dare to intervene in ukraine and we didn't have a war. so we also have peace. you know, in the

donald trump is uneducated, in all things. he does not know who christianity is named after. >> you know, nobody has done more for christianity, nobody has done more for religion, of all types, than me. those insane words are not mine. that is the latest burst of verbal dementia from donald trump, earlier today, and on the christian broadcasting network. i have known from my catholic school days that that is blasphemy. the six catholics on the supreme court know that is blasphemy. donald trump thinks he has done more for christianity than jesus christ. donald trump is uneducated, in all things. he does not know who christianity is named after. it is ironic to put it mildly, that three of the supreme court justices, appointed by the only blasphemous president in history, lean, heavily, on their religion, as they, willfully, in the industry, revoke a constitutional right. in the draft supreme court opinion, living in infamy, samuel alito says, on page one, the constitution makes no mention of abortion. the constitution, also, ma

but this is the party of donald trump, and mccarthy is the puppet of donald trump. so he supports who donald trump supports. and it is a shame that they have lowered the party to this. because i agree with carlos, that we only have two parties. and we cannot afford for them not to be decent and abate. i'm old enough to remember when there is bipartisanship. when democrats and republicans agreed on the facts. we don't have fox news saying an alternate universe exists. we all agreed on the facts. and we debated the policies that resulted in those facts. it's time to go back to that era, where we can talk about policies, and we can talk about the size of government. we can talk about whether the monopoly power of babbitt caused the shortage that we're now having in baby formula. there are so many things that we need to address. and that's where we should be looking at it. and also, i just want to add something that -- the very first lead into our segment was with megan rapinoe and the equal pay. i just want to say how grateful i am that you cover that. and that is happ

we know the runners and riders and donald trump has a great big paw print on that? he does indeed, jd _ big paw print on that? he does indeed, jd vance, _ big paw print on that? he does indeed, jd vance, i'm - big paw print on that? he does indeed, jd vance, i'm outside l indeed, jd vance, i'm outside his victory celebration and he was endorsed by donald trump several weeks ago and his standing in the polls increased any out a victory and jd vance just gave his victory speech moments ago and he thanked donald trump and said that people have stated that donald trump's make america great movement was dead but he has said that his victory is not dead yet. this is a celebration forjd vance and also it is believed donald trump will be celebrating as well. interesting, how important is it that the jd vance bandwagon roll through and winces for donald trump, in fact in terms of him looking at his prospects and the general level of support?— and the general level of su ort? .,, ., ., and the general level of su--ort? ., ., ., support? there was a lot of pressure — suppo

again, what a massive rejection of donald trump and everything donald trump has stood for. donald trump said he would support stacey abrams before supporting governor kemp. again, all of this whining, it has fallen on deaf ears in the republican party in georgia. >> right. i want to just say one thing. you know, as we talk about the ways trump is failing or trump is being -- the aura of inevitability and invincibility is cracking, let's not forget, in a lot of the places, trump may be stumbling but trumpism is the ideology of the republican party. think about the pennsylvania race. those candidates all have sprinted as fast in donald trump's direction as possible. in some ways, trump's ideology, or whatever you want to call that set of beliefs that defines trump's world view, is winning in the republican party. that's worrying. joe, i can't emphasize enough your last point about georgia. there is no state. there is no race. there is no person in whom donald trump has been more invested than georgia, the governor's race, and brian kemp. the state is symbolically important to

you've got donald trump jr. who was before the 1/6 committee who was texting a whole bunch of material to mark meadows in the meadows texts we've seen about that. you've got the sort of knowledge of the pressure campaign from mike pence. you have had marc short and mr. kellogg into the 1/6 of committee. that's under criminal scrutiny. they have high-level witnesses who would have been sitting in front row seats to those efforts. you've got the conspiracy so overturn the election, which involves all the government employees who have been in and out of the is 1/6 committee. just take me through the different buckets of potential criminal conduct that could be under scrutiny by doj that 1/6 has touched. >> yeah, that's incredibly wide ranging and sprawling and this investigation will take a long time. if i could just take a step back and give a little insight into how i would expect this process to go. >> please. >> most likely, the department of justice sent the letter requesting everything but they're not expecti

they were worried about donald trump being reelected. through nbc and "washington post," we know this was real. we know that of that $11 million, 5.8-million dollars is from 2 chinese deals. the other money comes from burisma holdings and an energy company. hunter biden has no energy experience. joe biden lied in the debate in 2020. he said that hunter made no money off his presidency. what? you see the facts now. the media ignored 51-year-old hunter biden and focussed on a 15-year-old daughter of a staffer. i go through how all of that happened. >> sean: i have known you a long time. i would shoot you a note. i believe that any public figure's kids are off-limits. don't you have one good thing to say about the obamas? they seem like really great parents and have really great kids. you have watched you go through something that no public person should have to go through. your private life was bought into the public which is unfair also. how hard was that for you? i would not ask you this question if any ask you before if it was okay and

what did donald trump tell him? did donald trump threaten him? we know that mccarthy is laser focused on becoming speaker and that's about it, and so is this about having trump support for speaker and that if he was to speak out he wouldn't have that support. it's about making sure, we know what happened that day and we can guarantee to the american people because we did an investigation we're not going to let something like this happen again and either you want to help or you want to hurt this investigation and it looks like kevin mccarthy and others want to hurt the investigations. >> stay with us if you're able to. i want to bring dan goldman and the others in. so the only response from these five republican, they're all men, congressmen, has been to call the probe itself illegitimate. the problem with that is it's a talking point, i suppose, but it's not a legitimate argument, if you will. and the investigation itself has been before countless judges now who have deemed it completely legitimate. where do they go other than a talking point obj

donald trump made kemp target number one. purdue jumped into this race on the notion, the false notion, the madeup notion it was a stolen election and filed a lawsuit on that issue, cut ads on the issue, and multiple debates. the first thing he said is i want you to know the 20 20 election was stolen. purdue ran to align himself with donald trump. so if he loses big, it will be a big black eye for trump. what trump will point to on tuesday is a likely victory on tuesday of walker in the primary, and in that case, it was not much of a contest because the field -- he's got opponents, but mcconnell also endorsiiing walker. in contested primaries where it's been a mixed bag for trump to far in the primary season. >> and the governor's race gets a ton of attention. you mention the senate race, the secretary of state race, we've all heard the phone call with trump back in the day when trump wanted him to find 11,000 plus votes. it's a really fascinating test. let's listen to voters here. this is one of the things we're learning thr

donald trump doesn't meet those marks for me. with the investigation into january 6th bringing to light the lengths to which the ex-president is and his allies went to try to overturn an election, a campaign that january 6th committee member jamie has raskin has referred to as a marriage between a coup with street thugs and hooligans, former attorney general eric holder is taking the rather incredible step of calling for the ex-president to be indicted if that's where the investigation leads into the capitol insurrection. watch this. >> i'm an institutionalist, and it is hard to -- one administration looking back on another one and holding the head of that other administration responsible. that's inconsistent with the way in which we've conducted the transfer of power. that's something that happens in other countries, and yet, as the evidence has come out about what the former president did, those around him did, including mark meadows, there is the need for some degree of accountability. to let the administration simply off the

does it show a way to stand up to donald trump, yes. and does it show the right way to run a campaign when you have this dynamic, absolutely. people should study the brian kemp model. >> it's interesting to hear what some republican governors are saying about donald trump and how he's conducting himself in 2022. basically they're calling his involvement his personal vendetta tour and one of the people talking about it is former new jersey governor, chris christie. he said this yesterday, this is just not the best use -- basically what he's talking about is having to spend money in georgia to fend off donald trump's attacks. and he says this is just not the best use of our money. we would much rather use it in races against democrats, but it was made necessary because donald trump decided on the vendetta tour this year and so we need to make sure we protect these folks who are the objects of his vengeance. so what is the larger point here? >> well, the larger point is chris christie is exuding the quaint notion that political parties are

these fields are all shades of donald trump. the candidates are all versions of donald trump. they pledged fuelty to his ideas and policies, some to his lies about the 20 20 election. not all. in the case of pennsylvania, oz has some issues that are a problem with the desskefbtive o portion. trump can paper over all of those issues in various primaries. i think that they are not -- look, when he was president, he had a different level of power over the party, and i think that has come as a surprise to him now that he's not. >> it's a great way to put it. kellyanne conway worked in the campaign and the white house as quoted in your article as saying this, there's no obvious error apparent when it comes to america first. it's still him. people feel they can follow him into another presidential run and not agree with all his choices this year. you're going to have disagreement within a big movement. my question is will trump change in the context of donald trump was once a democrat. he said he was for gun control and pro choice. that he was going to run as an independent and try

donald trump jr. has faced questions from the committee. he testified for several hours yesterday voluntarily via zoom. donald trump jr., the latest of several members of the trump family, to testify. including jared and ivanka. junior's fiancee kimberly guilfoyle has also testified and all had noted a behind-the-scenes presence on the morning of the january 6th insurrection as trump and his alies riled up a crowd of supporters, many of whom would breach the capitol. politico elaborates in reporting today on what he may know about his father's push to subvert the results of the 2020 election. quote, the committee has highlighted a text message trump jr. sent to then white house chief of staff mark meadows as a mob overtook the capitol on january 6th, 2021. in that message, he urged his father to make a more forceful statement to condemn the violence. quote, he's got to condemn this bleep, asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough, trump jr. texted meadows and comes on the heels of previous reportin

donald trump is going to have a very bad night. this is still a political party that has to swim in the world that he has created. mo brooks is deeply invested in this lie, whether or not he has donald trump's endorsement or not. a fantastic job by vaughan hillyard under very difficult circumstances. it was amazing to watch it live. >> to say the least. fact checking in real time, never easy and on the spot. thank you very much. thanks so shannon, sara and to charlie. >>> joining us now is cianti reed. thanks for being with us. this is the first statewide election under georgia's new voting law, which reduced drop box hours, increased voter i.d. requirements, barring volunteers from providing refreshment, giving the state to overrule county decisions. tell me what you think might be the biggest change and how it might affect today's race. >> andrea, there are so many changes that we have seen as a result of the anti-voter sb-202. that starts with intentional efforts to make it harder to vote by mail. we have seen applications rejec

you mention donald trump is popular in the state. your ads the end to say i like him. >> there's liz cheney trashing trump again. didn't say that when she was running before. just like katie brit. brit might not say it, but she's really a lobbyist. the alabama liz cheney. >> career politician moe brooks. did he always support donald trump? >> no. >> i was just asked if i was going to endorse trump. i said i'm not. did he trust trump? no. >> i don't think you can trust donald trump with anything he says. >> it is, you know, if you go back to 2015 and 2016 and what a lot of republicans said, and there's tape. >> you could use the whole hour to play all the things ted cruz said about donald trump, and every other republican. it's true. but it seems as though we'll see what happens with the actual results. it seems as though it is the issue is what you were saying that sort of maga voter is not the maga man. >> hit the pause for a second in this situation and take you to the pentagon. mark milley given an update on russia's war in ukrain

donald trump jr. we're just learning testifying, facing congress in the january 6th committee here, which undercuts so many of those privilege claims that are outstanding from maga allies. get into that with a special guest. also there's newly leaked audio of republican leader kevin mccarthy on tape discussing removing trump from office, calling him atrocious. this is after the insurrection and more the reporting on the tape that has complicated -- the speaker issue hangs over him if he continues to be haunted by tapes that shows him being basically against one of the most popular people on this republican party. and we're also covering tonight the earthquake out of ohio where jd vance wins the primary from a never trumper to a trump endorsement. we have a fact check and the vulnerability he faces going into a general election. now, we begin as mentioned right now live in front of the supreme court. the fallout continues, protests around the country. the bombshell leaked draft that would overturned ro

it was basically a noun, a verb, and donald trump. everything had to involve donald trump. what is more remarkable, that john alluded to, the diminished role of the senator who is leaving, rob portman, a senator who has been there since 2010. he also endorsed a candidate, but his candidate has gotten no traction. it is also remarkable to think it was not long ago in 2016 that john kasich easily won the primary in ohio over donald trump. that somebody like a rob portman could win. he ran seven points ahead of donald trump in 2016 in the general election. those folks no longer exist in ohio. judy: we will see what happens in ohio. people are saying, will this happen in every republican primary? no way to know that right now, it not be the case. but donald trump is still a factor. amy: absolutely. jd vance was lagging behind in this campaign until donald trump went in and endorsed him. you saw a fox news poll that came out shortly after the endorsement. his support, i believe it doubled. an incredible jump. none of us have a crystal ball, we don't know what will happen. the po

i mean, donald trump had plenty of adoring fans. he had 30% to 40% of the country at any given time, and he had an entire, you know, highly watched cable network devoted to basically propaganda about his presidency. it wasn't enough. he was always tweeting at my colleagues, joe and mika, obsessed with "new york times'" maggie haberman. it is the same psychological profile that julia is describing about putin and the west. >> the degree of insecurity that donald trump has is stunning, and it's part of the reason why he projects so much, and he accuses his opponents and antagonists of doing exactly what he does all the time. and his need for adoration from his cabinet members. i mean, it became a running joke that just like vladimir putin would have, he would sit there with his cabinet and they would go around the table and everyone would -- >> dear leader. >> exactly. would pay homage to the wonderful leader that donald trump is. and what we're now seeing coming out from folks in his administration, some degree of reputation launderi

or not the committee would refer donald trump. it sounds like whether you make the referral or not the committee is in possession of ample evidence to allege that he's the chief architect of a coup. >> the judge out in california on a limited basis on the material he's reviewing and eastman as the conclusion. we have -- >> have you? >> well, i -- you know, i concur with judge carter's observation. i think he was involved in an effort to overturn the election. i think there is evidence as the judge pointed out in the president's involvement and multiple potential criminal acts. the judge doesn't even get into what donald trump did in georgia trying to buy the number of votes he would need to oppose opponents and intimating if they didn't and those are criminal acts that ought to be investigated by the justice department. >> congressman, you talk about the states and i want to press on the significance of ginni thomas, wife of the supreme court, and her husband and he is the one supreme court just whois dissented on how much informa

i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> to preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> congratulations to the new president. ♪ ♪ ♪ [noise] [applause] [noise] >> mothers and children trapped and poverty in our inner cities, rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape. and the crime, and the gangs, and the drugs, that are still in too many lives, and robbed our country of so much and realized potential. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. [applause] >> when donald trump talked about american carnage in his first inaugural address, it was a pivotal moment, because american carnage, of, course was not a description of anything. it was really a promise on his part. when i saw the violence on january 6th, i thought that the american carnage speech. he had foreshadowed the whole thing. american carnage was not what he was running against. it was he was running for. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> we can now officially project that the democrats will take control of the

of donald trump? come on. >> what are you saying? >> i'm not surprised. do you know why, he has had a problem with strong women whether it's in his party or not. going from omarosa who was in his party to people outside of the party, maxine waters, congresswoman frederica wilson, you have had problems, you are not minority, but he has had a problem with women -- >> trump is also an idiot and i don't think there's any science to these endorsements. >> exactly. >> joe walsh, april ryan, thank you. >> thank you. >> appreciate you being here. >>> we're getting new details this morning about the attack in buffalo, the mass shooting there. new details about the shooter's alleged online activity from right before the attack began. >>> we also have new details on what u.s. intelligence is revealing about a possible north korean missile test ahead of president biden's visit to neighboring south korea that's happening this week. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to

something that donald trump identified and ran toward. today, on trump's hard right social media platform he's getting attention for sharing the words, civil war. the former president, endorsing a civil war, at least floating the idea that americans are at war with each other, or should go to war with each other. it's unclear because he didn't provide a lot of context. and in the wake of a deadly white supremacist extremist attacks on black people in buffalo. joining us now is a former democratic congressman max rose of new york, who focused on these issues, when he served on the homeland security subcommittee on intelligence and counterterrorism. he is going to be running again. max, good to see you again. thanks for being with us. you know, we were talking a little bit about mastriano and what he believes, but he comes by this, honestly, he's been doing this for a long long time. he wrote about hillary and push. he talks about shapiro, attorney general pennsylvania, will run pennsylvania like a its's east germany. kind of a top that use

is that she obviously doesn't like president donald trump i've a whole stack of negative donald trump tweets. how she claimed to be a maga conservative and trash donald trump all the time? >> two weeks ago when one of our debates she said that she was maga and that president donald trump actually came to her and the other maga people in america it wasn't his idea he adapted their ideas. i was so caught off guard by the commentary but i'll post all these on dr. oz.com if you want to see them. national televised debate. that is the level of confidence that she has and what she is articulating. but she is a mystery person, we don't really know much about her we have so you understand that there's some stuff that she won't be to share. every day, every hour of every day since she came on the radar screen mob and finding out things are very alarming to me. it will be fodder for the democrats. we will win the republican seat in pennsylvania i am confident i'll be able to do that that's why president donald trump see also supportive and i appreciate his endorsement but we don't want to throw

that's donald trump. right now, people are voting in primaries in five states, alabama, arkansas, georgia, minnesota, and texas. and the races across the south will be the biggest chance yet for republican voters to break with trump, especially in the battleground state of georgia. there trump has endorsed a slate of 2020 election deniers to run for statewide offices that oversee elections. secretary of state, attorney general, of course governor. >>> the primary for governor is one big race to watch today. that's incumbent brian kemp. he's trump's number one target in what some even republicans call president trump's vendetta tour, meaning a mission to bring down republicans who refuse to

donald trump and his children have been subpoenaed by the new york state attorney general, donald trump's business records were subpoenaed by the new york attorney general and by the manhattan district attorney who is now prosecuting donald trump's business and his chief financial officer. as a result of what they found in the subpoenas. robert mueller, long forgotten subpoenas created an evidence trail that sent donald trump's campaign manager to prison. federal subpoenas in new york city sent on trump's fixer, michael cohen, to prison. and exposed on trump as and a coconspirator in that case. along the way, donald trump has been impeached twice. degenerative committee subpoena power has unearthed electronic communications between the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas and trump white house chief of staff in which both of them were engaged in a criminal plot to overturn the presidential election with clarence thomas has wiped on the white house chief of staff there are no rules in war. and so, our chakra fluxes are worn out and were worn out a long time ago. in washington, jus

the party has become and moved past donald trump. it does if donald trump gave electricity to frankenstein. the monster woke up. and the monster, now, is running a way past donald trump and going down the road. and it's on its own. and that's the republican primary. that's the republican base, today. it has been related to donald trump. but, it is completely a monster of its own now. and i don't think anyone in washington, or any republican leader can control it. and that is what i think republicans are most worried about. >> okay, but here's the thing, juanita, we said the same thing about donald trump in 2016. he is too far out there. democrat said, bring it on, let's run against him. he's got no shot of winning. and then he did. did democrats need to be careful what they wished for with these extreme candidates? >> i think so, because we know with these extreme candidates they are going to deliver on their promises. when you see the clip of mastriano laughing about 20 electoral college votes on election night, he needs it. we know

this is donald trump's party. the question, how trumpian they want their nominee to be. >> jeff zeleny live on the ground for us in philadelphia. yes, we'll count the votes late tonight. let's bring the conversation in the room with our reporters. to that point, jeff is right, that says it all. trump hat, kathy barnette shirt. donald trump say ware of this dynamic. he called into an oz rally to say this. >> kathy barnette, nobody knew anything about her until a few days ago literally. and she has a lot of explaining to do. i think what's going to happen is when she's vetted, it's going to be a catastrophe for the party. >> that is his view. as she is vetted, maybe there's more to come, she has said anti-muslim things and anti-immigrant things. didn't donald trump say all of those things and become president of the united states? >> and dana and i were just listening to her there, and we both said the same thing. she sounds like donald trump, and the voter there gets that, the idea that he loves donald trump. donal

will you drop donald trump poss - donald trump. will you drop donald trump poss mac - donald trump. will you drop . donald trump poss mac tariffs? we are discussing that right now. no decision made on it. pocketbook issues front of mind for many americans, with congressional mid—term elections only a few months away democrats worried they will use votes over inflation which economists predict will remain significantly higher, for a while. bearin bear in mind. consumer prices surged by 8.5% — the largest annual gain since december 1981 last month following a double—digit rise in energy prices. joining me now is pete earle, economist and research fellow at american institute for economic research — pete, what's your take on whether inflation is likely to ease today? last month we saw inflation as measured by cpi up eight point 5%, year—on—year with a 1.2 increase from february to march, expectation is that many of the initial price shocks that came from the russian invasion have settled back, we will steal see year—on—year inflation at eight or 8.1%. what do you think

has donald trump been subpoenaed? has eric trump been subpoenaed? have any of the republicans who were, in my opinion, accomplices before, during, and after the fact been subpoenaed, much indicted for treason we all saw? we saw donald trump acting like a mob boss on a fell phone call to georgia. i know thatth because i saw it on your show. we all saw it. we saw donald trump acting like a mob boss when he sent a mob to the capitol. >> don winslow, good to have you on here. i'll remind folks, the new book is "city on fire." >>> as for these trump backed candidates with voting tomorrow in key primaries, well, watch what happens when trump can't even remember who he endorsed. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist.

trump are the most extreme and proud and political history insist not donald trump's a party rather than the republican party? >> the first of all, president trump does remain the most important political figure in the party. and the fact his endorsements really ran the table in the ohio primary speaks to that. i think more importantly what you're seeing here setting aside president trump's influence is a shift of the party itself. today the democratic party is more the party of the billionaires in the global elites and the war mongers and the republican party in particular the newest wave of federal candidates also you're seeing in the states reflects more of an american first concept representing blue-collar workers. in representing better future for americans both economically and in terms of our security securing the border and so forth. it's out jd vance is securely and that mold of someone who came from a humble background, served his country, went to yale law school and is a very impressive person. i have met him, i think he's great i think a lot of the candidates are really

donald trump was right about that. donald trump is right about this. the american people are told by the mainstream media every day you are being lied to by us. stuart: you are all right. thanks for being with us. a big day. thanks very much, got to get back to the market because we are down across the board. i'm looking at nordstrom down 7%. lauren: they will show a rise in sales of 9% but a lot of the bottom line of a nickel. investors are spooked by the abercrombie and fitch morning that higher cost sticking around for the year. stuart: we haven't mentioned petco yet but i believe they reported looks like they didn't do great. lauren: healthcare services, you think that is recession proof but not the case. initially the stock is up. that is the larger selloff. stuart: is mcdonald's a winner today? >> i had a fine one. it isn't easy. they took their signage down. stuart: that's why mcdonald's is up in a down market. lauren: a stable source. stuart: we've got walmart expanding their drone delivery service, i don't think that will stock them to help th

donald trump didn't like that. he endorsed moony. even though much of the newly drawn district is the old territories from mckinley's district, look, moony won and won convincingly. he's more conservative, yes, than mckinley. last night in his victory speech he said thank you donald trump. >> this is trump country. president donald trump endorsed me and all in for me. did a rally and had a live rally. that's what voters are looking for. our guests are back with me. i want to start there with wha whawhat mooney said. west virginia was choosing two house republican incumbents and their styles. mckinley is open to bipartisanship. he's open to traditional bring the bacon home politics. mooneys is a big no. what does it tell us? if the house republicans win the majority, it's a more confrontational party for the democratic president. >> 100%. it'll play out in west virginia and across the country. in these republican primaries it's like a race between trump, trumper, and trumpist. and whoever is in the trumpist category oftentimes is goin

donald trump more than any governor in america. but in the midst of this ongoing identity crisis for the gop, does pence move the needle in any way? amy: so, i think mike pence looks at what's happening in georgia right now and thinks, oh, well, maybe that's the path for me too. a governor, brian kemp, who stood up to claims by the president that the election was rigged, that he could just simply overturn it, says, no, i'm not doing it. the president threatens him. and, right now, it looks like kemp's going to run away with this primary. mike pence says, gosh, that sounds familiar, doesn't it? he's told me i could do all these things, overturn the election. obviously, couldn't do those things. i'm going to present myself much like brian kemp did, which is, i'm a conservative candidate with a conservative record without the baggage that donald trump brings. i'm not going to talk about 2020. i'm going to talk about the future. we're not going to litigate the past. that's not where voters want us to go. now, it's much more complicated

oh, i -- >> never trump. >> donald trump, christians shouldn't support donald trump. it sends the wrong message. you could do the same ad for jd vance. truth doesn't matter. it doesn't matter. >> maybe in pennsylvania it'll open the door for someone trumpier to be the nominee. >> joining us now, professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. former treasury official and analyst steve rattner. steve is here to talk about inflation. to the point we were making about the republican candidates, it is all the more reason why democrats need such clarity in their message. it has to be so clear, what they're talking about. it can't be muddled because the republicans are crazy and all over the place. you can make that -- you can make that contrast. >> well, joe had a -- >> i'm not sure inflation -- >> -- clear message. >> aristotle message is clear. they're liars. that's obviously clear. oz -- i mean, you look at it. it is obvious. >> complete and total fraud. >> you look at jd vance. it is obvious. you just look at kevin mccarthy. donald trump is on the take. from vladim

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trump, because donald trump is never going to give up this big lie. he is never going to move past, insisting now that this is the litmus test. so, i do think this is significant, and i do think that it's worth paying a lot of attention to, because it is going to be a setback for donald trump, and you know, you have devoted a lot of time to the insurrection and the constant ongoing coup attempts and the ongoing january 2nd. well, that's all tied up with donald trump insisting that the election in georgia was stolen, and tomorrow night, the governor who didn't like the outcome but is saying that the election was not stolen is going to defeat donald trump's hand-picked candidate. so, that is kind of a bfd. >> look, i agree with your slicing the right of your country off, seeing if you can break its fever of this autocratic -- it's not an attraction. it's an obsession. and i wonder, charles, if you want to respond to that, and if you think, you know, we still live in a two-party system. republican primary is going to be waged between someone who is more