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campaign and for the trump transition and for the trump inaugural and once trump was in office. if this -- this type of crime sounds like it is becoming a familiar theme, it might be because you remember that trump national security adviser mike flynn was also charged with being a secret foreign agent while he was working for trump's campaign and while he was working in the white house. mike flynn was also eventually pardoned by then-president trump, but there was that truly unnerving foreign agent case g e against flynn's business partner where prosecutors in court laidt out the case that flynn and his business partner had been on th payroll of a foreign country while trump had them working on things like, oh, i don't know, vetting candidates to be director of the cia. yeah, congratulations, trump's first cia director, mike pompeo, two of the guys who helped choose you for that job according to prosecutors were secret foreign agents working for another country when they picked you. flynn, of course, was pardoned. his business partner, who was charged in that case about the fore
campaign and for the trump transition and for the trump inaugural and once trump was in office. if this -- this type of crime sounds like it is becoming a familiar theme, it might be because you remember that trump national security adviser mike flynn was also charged with being a secret foreign agent while he was working for trump's campaign and while he was working in the white house. mike flynn was also eventually pardoned by then-president trump, but there was that truly unnerving foreign...
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the republican party was trump before trump and sadly it will be trump after trump. i think it goes back to gingrich and reed. gingrich rep and while web denies in an promoting religion because you have in the trump administration you had all of these people to spin trump's worst fantasies into even worse on the ground. one of the reasons i think that's popular it was all about this appealing language like pro-life, trickle down, all of these rhetorical reflect the realities. that provision is not just practices to debate we need to have for the government. >> okay and, mr. wolf? i don't disagree with the caller. i would however say donald trump prevents a further separate problem as one might have at the republican party. the separate problem to my mind is he is crazy somehow we managed to elect the president who operate in an altogether separate reality. not just from democrats but often from republicans. and i'm not sure we have quite come to grips with the meaning of this. of how a crazy man could become the president of the united states. exercise such a hole ov
the republican party was trump before trump and sadly it will be trump after trump. i think it goes back to gingrich and reed. gingrich rep and while web denies in an promoting religion because you have in the trump administration you had all of these people to spin trump's worst fantasies into even worse on the ground. one of the reasons i think that's popular it was all about this appealing language like pro-life, trickle down, all of these rhetorical reflect the realities. that provision is...
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to bunch of trump rallies andpu trump supporters. i mean from the wall street journal part. >> yes sir. all events where i was working always identified myself as a wall street journal reporter and talk to people specificallyir for the book after the election. >> they do you were in a conservative reporter. you say you were never attacked but yet in this book you consider trump supporters i'm really tired of being demonized for exercising my right. >> you should be assigned in this book i don't call anyone not caesar brownshirts. he had long been given a wink and a nod of some of those elements in america and in the party. all the way from charlottesville and the joint chief of staff chairman is questioning whether some of the hires that the presence ofbr bringing into the administration may have ties. but certainly i don't identify any of these book number of rallies she comes to the capitol, washington for january 6. she says in this that if mike pence would have come out of that building i guarantee he would have died, saunders sa
to bunch of trump rallies andpu trump supporters. i mean from the wall street journal part. >> yes sir. all events where i was working always identified myself as a wall street journal reporter and talk to people specificallyir for the book after the election. >> they do you were in a conservative reporter. you say you were never attacked but yet in this book you consider trump supporters i'm really tired of being demonized for exercising my right. >> you should be assigned in...
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, trump, trump. they have got those records. i don't know how much further they have gotten, if they have gotten tax returns of other members of the trump family. that's a real follow the money case. we were like wow when we saw it. we started to work through it. we dead ended in the tax returns. because ivanka had gone to the administration, she had financial filings. we were able to notch them up. i have worked with two great reporters on it. it was a great effort. took us a long time to put all that together. it's there. it's one of the things that the manhattan d.a. is looking at. >> thank you for your time tonight. as always, for your clarity on this complex stuff. i appreciate it. >> great. thank you. >>> i want to bring into the conversation dan alonzo. previously the number two official in the manhattan district attorney's office under vance. he wrote the memo which governs the current policy about how and when to file criminal charges against corporations. it's nice of you to make time. than
, trump, trump. they have got those records. i don't know how much further they have gotten, if they have gotten tax returns of other members of the trump family. that's a real follow the money case. we were like wow when we saw it. we started to work through it. we dead ended in the tax returns. because ivanka had gone to the administration, she had financial filings. we were able to notch them up. i have worked with two great reporters on it. it was a great effort. took us a long time to put...
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trump's american nazi supporters. the people who come to his rallies, believing that adolf hitler did a lot of good things, but could have done more. s,donald trump has supporters wo wear t-shirts who say 6 am w. e. meaning, 6 million were not enough. a problem they have within the hitler's murder of 6 million jews, is that hitler did not murder enough jews. and those people, in those t-shirts, love donald trump. americans who love adolf hitler, love donald trump. people who have that kind of poisoning themselves, always believed that they can spot it in someone else. america's most poison human beings, american nazis, they look at donald trump and see their biggest hero since adolf hitler. now they have a news report today saying that donald trump said, hitler did a lot of good things. which probably consist -- confirms their admiration for donald trump. a spokesperson for donald trump today said a statement denying that donald trump said that hitler did a lot of good things. clue clerks clan members love donald trum
trump's american nazi supporters. the people who come to his rallies, believing that adolf hitler did a lot of good things, but could have done more. s,donald trump has supporters wo wear t-shirts who say 6 am w. e. meaning, 6 million were not enough. a problem they have within the hitler's murder of 6 million jews, is that hitler did not murder enough jews. and those people, in those t-shirts, love donald trump. americans who love adolf hitler, love donald trump. people who have that kind of...
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does it reach trump? the fact that he was not charged today and just prosecutors believe without weisselberg's cooperation, they can't go straight to him. weisselberg so far knowing all of this refused to cooperate and willing to take whatever pain this case imposes but ari, i remember and you do too that michael cohen was in this posture early on. perhaps like cohen, weisselberg will see mounting legal fees, politely have to repay back taxes. maybe that'll pressure him to cooperate the way prosecutors have not been able to do before the case happens. if this goes to trial, the trial itself will cross trump's red line. prosecutors will be able to put on evidence involving the corporation. his name says corporation and shows that for 15 years it engaged in fraud. this was not the broad fraud that we were led to expect. it is much narrower, it is a larger case of what trump's lawyer were talking about last week. $1.7 million, those taxes are not paid on. that's not insignificant and that's the president's o
does it reach trump? the fact that he was not charged today and just prosecutors believe without weisselberg's cooperation, they can't go straight to him. weisselberg so far knowing all of this refused to cooperate and willing to take whatever pain this case imposes but ari, i remember and you do too that michael cohen was in this posture early on. perhaps like cohen, weisselberg will see mounting legal fees, politely have to repay back taxes. maybe that'll pressure him to cooperate the way...
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trump. [cheers and applause] >> former president trump: wow! what a crowd. [chanting] >> former president trump: thank you, thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you. what a group. thank you, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> sean: grab a seat, sir. okay, i have one minor complaint. i did not get that reaction when i came out. [laughter]ay thank you, mr. president. [cheers and applause] >> former president trump: nice. >> sean: boy, i guess one question my asked this crowd are you missing me yet? i think i know the answer. [cheers and applause] from day one, the day you and melania trump came down the escalator, you talked about securing the country's borders. you had a fight hard to get the money to build 500 miles of wall to stay in mexico policy. you built the wall. you ended catch and release. now we see what is happening. your reaction to all of it. >> former president trump: well, there's never been ayo better time six months ago and never a worse time. we had the tightest security and you couldn't come to our country illegally. you know what else m
trump. [cheers and applause] >> former president trump: wow! what a crowd. [chanting] >> former president trump: thank you, thank you. thank you, everybody. thank you. what a group. thank you, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> sean: grab a seat, sir. okay, i have one minor complaint. i did not get that reaction when i came out. [laughter]ay thank you, mr. president. [cheers and applause] >> former president trump: nice. >> sean: boy, i guess one question my asked...
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hughes said you went to a trump rally in human trump supporters. did they know you were from the "washington post"? >> host: he is from the wall street journal caller. >> caller: i mean the wall street journal part. >> yes i wear my press badge at all events were i am working. i was always identified myself as a wall street journal reporter and talk to people specifically for the book after the election. >> then they knew you were a conservative reporter. you say you were never attacked and yet in this booko you consider trump supporters brownshirts you calling us not cease? sir i'm really tired of being demonized for exercising my right to vote. >> you should be. that is not in this book i do not call anyone not caesar brownshirts for there was a concern around the president that he had been long given a name and a wink and a nod to some elements in america and in the party all the way from charlottesville we talked about all the way till january 6 in the joint chief of staff chairman as wondering two people, questioning whether the some of the hi
hughes said you went to a trump rally in human trump supporters. did they know you were from the "washington post"? >> host: he is from the wall street journal caller. >> caller: i mean the wall street journal part. >> yes i wear my press badge at all events were i am working. i was always identified myself as a wall street journal reporter and talk to people specifically for the book after the election. >> then they knew you were a conservative reporter. you...
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the republican party was trump before trump and sadly it will be trump after trump. i think it goes back to gingrich and reed. gingrich rep and while web denies in an promoting religion because you have in the trump administration you had all of these people to spin trump's worst fantasies into even worse on the ground. one of the reasons i think that's popular it was all about this appealing language like pro-life, trickle down, all of these rhetorical reflect the realities. that provision is not just practices to debate we need to have for the government. >> okay and, mr. wolf? i don't disagree with the caller. i would however say donald trump prevents a further separate problem as one might have at the republican party. the separate problem to my mind is he is crazy somehow we managed to elect the president who operate in an altogether separate reality. not just from democrats but often from republicans. and i'm not sure we have quite come to grips with the meaning of this. of how a crazy man could become the president of the united states. exercise such a hole ov
the republican party was trump before trump and sadly it will be trump after trump. i think it goes back to gingrich and reed. gingrich rep and while web denies in an promoting religion because you have in the trump administration you had all of these people to spin trump's worst fantasies into even worse on the ground. one of the reasons i think that's popular it was all about this appealing language like pro-life, trickle down, all of these rhetorical reflect the realities. that provision is...
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trump himself got vaccinated in january. that's not just trump chaos. this is trump disinformation. this is trump disinformation that could kill. some conservatives finally seem to be growing tired of it, trump's long-time friend quarterback tom brady mocked trump at the white house for his election lies >> not a lot of people think that we could have won, in fact, i think about 40% of the people still don't think we won. >> i understand that. >> you understand that, mr. president. yeah. >> fox's sean hannity who usually helps to spread trump disinformation actually said this last night. >> please take covid seriously. i can't say it enough. enough people have died. we don't need any more deaths. research like crazy, talk to your doctors, medical professionals you trust based on your unique medical history and current medical condition and you and your doctor make a very important decision for your own safety. take it seriously. you also have a right to medical privacy. doctor/patient confidentiality is also important. it absolutely makes sense for americans to get vaccinated. i bel
trump himself got vaccinated in january. that's not just trump chaos. this is trump disinformation. this is trump disinformation that could kill. some conservatives finally seem to be growing tired of it, trump's long-time friend quarterback tom brady mocked trump at the white house for his election lies >> not a lot of people think that we could have won, in fact, i think about 40% of the people still don't think we won. >> i understand that. >> you understand that, mr....
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trump did not name the law makers. the other once they took notes of, he represented jim jordan of ohio who he described as a fighter a. swoexman says congressman jordan did not, has not, and would fought pressure anyone if 2021. that politico report from a due days before trump's doj meeting says, quote, other members who were in attendance include some of trump's staunchest allies, including jim jordan, he was plotting on overturning the election. earlier this week, congressman jordan was asked if he had spoken to donald trump on january 6th. listen to this response. >> first off, yes or no, did you speak with president trump on january 6th? >> yeah, i spoke with the president last week. i speak with the president all the time. i spoke with him on january 6th. i mean i talk with him all the time. i don't think that's unusual. stacked members of congress to talk with the president of the united states when they're trying to get done the things they toll the voters in their district to do. i'm actually kind of amazing
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cy vance and others and tish james went after trump, wanted to get trump. i'm not a lawyer, i don't know. who knows what's going to happen? anything could happen. weisselberg could flip. there could be more. >> another thing to think about and we're just keeping the options here and seeing where things go based on today's office, it looks like they filed charges to get within the statute of limitations of a number of the crimes. if you notice, they're for tax years 2017, 2018. at a certain point you can't charge conduct that's further remote in the past. they can then supercede the indictment down the road and add more charges. you're right, where were the bigger sort of insurance fraud or charges that might have brought more serious liability and if they had them, why didn't they come forward at this time? >> thanks so both of you for joining us. one of former president trump's upcoming rallies is reportedly drawing criticism from a top republican ally. who? we'll tell you next. ahhh! get out of here mouse. ahhh! ♪ don't flex your pecs. terminix. from a
cy vance and others and tish james went after trump, wanted to get trump. i'm not a lawyer, i don't know. who knows what's going to happen? anything could happen. weisselberg could flip. there could be more. >> another thing to think about and we're just keeping the options here and seeing where things go based on today's office, it looks like they filed charges to get within the statute of limitations of a number of the crimes. if you notice, they're for tax years 2017, 2018. at a...
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he first started working with the trump family in the 1970s when trump's father, fred trump, was in charge. these days he's not just the cfo of the trump organization he also handles the trump family's personal expenses. he knows things. and manhattan district attorney cy vance and new york's attorney general want details. there are hush money payments which were allegedly used to silence women who came forward in 2016 alleging they had affairs with donald trump, affairs the former president denies. michael cohen, trump's former fixer and attorney, says he secretly recorded a conversation with trump talking about payments to one of the women. the recordings were released in 2018 and on them cohen mentions allen weisselberg, which would mean weisselberg was in the know about the shell company allegedly setup to make the payment. >> i've spoken to allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with funding. >> reporter: cohen has said both trump and weisselberg had knowledge of the hush money payments. he testified about this before the house oversight committee in 2019. >> other chec
he first started working with the trump family in the 1970s when trump's father, fred trump, was in charge. these days he's not just the cfo of the trump organization he also handles the trump family's personal expenses. he knows things. and manhattan district attorney cy vance and new york's attorney general want details. there are hush money payments which were allegedly used to silence women who came forward in 2016 alleging they had affairs with donald trump, affairs the former president...
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trump can take credit for that. trump was vaccinated, his entire family was vaccinated. how exactly did this become politicized? did those trump supporters did not realize that he got the vaccine, he helped develop it? >> i agree. i want to stress that, what a feat of science that was, to be able to look at where we would've been today -- we're talking about the surges in many of our states, look at where we would've been if the majority of us hadn't been vaccinated. you only have to look at what is happening in the continent of africa, where you're seeing over 1 million new cases in the last month and you're seeing five countries report icu shortages and the vaccines are out of reach for most people. that is the situation we would've been in. today we have the luxury, we have vaccines that are safe. we have vaccines that reduce transmission to other people, we have vaccines that keep you out of the hospital, they keep you from getting hospitalized or dying from this disease. this is a vaccine preventable disease, and all i can say is one way, as the surgeon general talk
trump can take credit for that. trump was vaccinated, his entire family was vaccinated. how exactly did this become politicized? did those trump supporters did not realize that he got the vaccine, he helped develop it? >> i agree. i want to stress that, what a feat of science that was, to be able to look at where we would've been today -- we're talking about the surges in many of our states, look at where we would've been if the majority of us hadn't been vaccinated. you only have to look...
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it was written by donald trump's niece, mary trump. and in the book, mary trump revealed that she was the one that had access to those documents. and she had turned them to reporters at the new york times and those were not just the source of award-winning journalism, but also they became the basis of a lawsuit that she launched against her uncle, donald trump in which she alleges he treated her out of tens of millions of dollars in trump family assets that were otherwise rightfully hers. that lawsuit of course is now one item and a growing list of legal woes for the former president and his businesses including these new charges brought in the new york state court. police to join us now is mary trump, she's the author of too much and never enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous. michelle says a new book coming out on august 17th which is called the reckoning. our nations trauma in finding a way to heal. mary trump, is great to see you, it has been too long. thank you so much for coming back. >> that is great to be he
it was written by donald trump's niece, mary trump. and in the book, mary trump revealed that she was the one that had access to those documents. and she had turned them to reporters at the new york times and those were not just the source of award-winning journalism, but also they became the basis of a lawsuit that she launched against her uncle, donald trump in which she alleges he treated her out of tens of millions of dollars in trump family assets that were otherwise rightfully hers. that...
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trump." . you and i had these discussions in realtime when it was happening back then and said it was political fraud to impeach donald trump, especially when there was not much chance he would be convicted, anyway. you as members of congress do what you are called upon to do and what the constitution dictates that you do or you don't. but it shouldn't be about whether it's politically fraught or politically advantageous. >> thank you, ali, and it was effective, right? we did not obtain a conviction in the senate, but by holding him accountable in the first impeachment, we were able to shine a light on this effort by having ukraine put dirt on joe biden, and we stopped it. ukraine was not ultimately able to run the campaign that donald trump was inviting them to run. so shining a light, although it did not remove donald trump, it prevented ukraine from doing that. i want to draw a distinction between what happened with ukraine when you had bogdonovich, fiona hill who stopped those contestors. t
trump." . you and i had these discussions in realtime when it was happening back then and said it was political fraud to impeach donald trump, especially when there was not much chance he would be convicted, anyway. you as members of congress do what you are called upon to do and what the constitution dictates that you do or you don't. but it shouldn't be about whether it's politically fraught or politically advantageous. >> thank you, ali, and it was effective, right? we did not...
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and he kept warning trump that trump was advocating a missile strike. he kept saying, if you launch a strike, it's going to escalate with the iranians, and it was one of what milley called two nightmare scenarios that he was worried about in the aftermath of the election. >> it seems like this is a scenario, a nightmare scenario, susan, that a number of officials had. you know, just sort of more broadly, the speaker nancy pelosi was concerned and had a conversation with milley about the possibility of a nuclear weapon being used. and i think at the time you heard a lot of people even close to the president saying, you know, don't worry too much about what he's doing with what turned out to be the big lie. really downplaying that. and you also get that sense as well with not worrying too much about what might happen with some sort of foreign engagement. and now we're getting this look at just how dire it was. >> again, i think what milley was doing in a way, he was taking the playbook in the final days of richard nixon's tenure. remember the defense secr
and he kept warning trump that trump was advocating a missile strike. he kept saying, if you launch a strike, it's going to escalate with the iranians, and it was one of what milley called two nightmare scenarios that he was worried about in the aftermath of the election. >> it seems like this is a scenario, a nightmare scenario, susan, that a number of officials had. you know, just sort of more broadly, the speaker nancy pelosi was concerned and had a conversation with milley about the...
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trump won! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! don: ma'am, unfortunately, there's a lot of enthusiasm for joe biden he's the most popular president ever! he's significantly more popular than barack obama was in 2008, especially in the inner cities because he has a track record of not being racist. his son definitely didn't droplet's say words that i don't even want to use abbreviations for with letters in them. and if you believe that, i've got some waterfront front sell you in dallas. nice oceanfront property in dallas because i'm a real estate guy. yeah. and if you really believe that, i have some donald trump jr. art work that i will be -- [cheers and applause] thank you, ma'am. [applause] i appreciate that lead-in. i wasn't going there. but you know, why not? dile some don jr. art work. i'll put a nice piece of paper. maybe i'll break out my ar. i'll shoot a smiley face into it. and i'll sell it for half a million dollars in china who are probably influencing our government because that's probably what's happening, right? how
trump won! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! don: ma'am, unfortunately, there's a lot of enthusiasm for joe biden he's the most popular president ever! he's significantly more popular than barack obama was in 2008, especially in the inner cities because he has a track record of not being racist. his son definitely didn't droplet's say words that i don't even want to use abbreviations for with letters in them. and if you believe that, i've got some waterfront front sell you...
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donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump _ donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is a— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is a tightly— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is a tightly held - trump family is a tightly held company— trump family is a tightly held company and _ trump family is a tightly held companyand is— trump family is a tightly held company and is michael- trump family is a tightly held i company and is michael cohen, trump family is a tightly held - company and is michael cohen, the former— company and is michael cohen, the former lawyer — company and is michael cohen, the former lawyer and _ company and is michael cohen, the former lawyer and fixer— company and is michael cohen, the former lawyer and fixer who - company and is michael cohen, the former lawyer and fixer who went i company and is michael cohen, the i former lawyer and fixer who went to 'ail former lawyer an
donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump _ donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is a— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is a tightly— donald trump himself. but, yes, the trump family is a tightly held - trump family is a tightly held company— trump family is a tightly held company and _ trump family is a tightly held companyand is— trump family is a...
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the trump organization effectively is donald trump, okay? it is charged with ten felonies, a scheme starting back in 2005 to defraud federal, state and city tax collectors, okay? 15 years' worth, equating to 15 felony counts against the trump organization cfo, allen weisselberg, both for what he allowed himself to receive, allegedly wrongly, and what he paid out to others. the question is, did weisselberg sign the checks? the answer is no. so therefore, what did the man who did sign them, donald trump, know? who would know the answer to that? allen weisselberg. that now draws attention to the main question. can prosecutors put enough pressure on mr. weisselberg to have him tell the truth about donald trump that he hasn't told already, if the truth is in fact illegal, conspiracy, grand larceny, falsifying business records, criminal tax fraud. no joke. but i will be straight with you. these charges on their face don't blow me away. any time in prison is something that would scare any of us and rightly so. but even in the first degree, this isn
the trump organization effectively is donald trump, okay? it is charged with ten felonies, a scheme starting back in 2005 to defraud federal, state and city tax collectors, okay? 15 years' worth, equating to 15 felony counts against the trump organization cfo, allen weisselberg, both for what he allowed himself to receive, allegedly wrongly, and what he paid out to others. the question is, did weisselberg sign the checks? the answer is no. so therefore, what did the man who did sign them,...
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trump on january 6th? >> yeah, i mean i speak -- i spoke with the president last week, i speak with the president all the time. i spoke with him on january 6th. >> on january 6th did you speak with him before, during or after the capitol was attacked? >> i would have to go -- i i -- i spoke with him that day after, i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not. i just don't know. i would have to go back. i mean i don't -- i don't know that -- when those conversations happened. >> i don't know, i just don't know. alabama republican mo brooks, remember him? he's the guy that told the crowd at the rally before the attack on the capitol, quote, start taking down names and kicking ass. he told a reporter that he wore body armor to the rally because of is a tip he received about potential violence. all of this before the republican disinformation machine kicked into gear to distract from a dose of reality provided by this week's hearing. republicans tried to blame nancy pelosi for securit
trump on january 6th? >> yeah, i mean i speak -- i spoke with the president last week, i speak with the president all the time. i spoke with him on january 6th. >> on january 6th did you speak with him before, during or after the capitol was attacked? >> i would have to go -- i i -- i spoke with him that day after, i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not. i just don't know. i would have to go back. i mean i don't -- i don't know that -- when those...
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trump. and in order to make a case, if there's going to be a case ultimately made against former president, you are going to need someone who was close to the former president. had intimate conversations with him, knows where the bodies are buried. knows how the records are kept, knows where the documentation is. that certainly sounds like mr. weisselberg. so, i'll be particularly interested in the quality of the evidence and the nature of the charges against him. >> i want to read for you and the audience recording from the new york times about this tonight saying over the last few months, allen weisselberg has continued to show up at trump tower at times coming face to face with mr. trump. but now, the trump organization's lawyers have taken steps to avoid the appearance of any impropriety. in the past, many of mr. trump and mr. weisselberg's conversations were private and behind closed doors. now, they are under instructions to meet in the presence of a witness. and chairman, that clearly
trump. and in order to make a case, if there's going to be a case ultimately made against former president, you are going to need someone who was close to the former president. had intimate conversations with him, knows where the bodies are buried. knows how the records are kept, knows where the documentation is. that certainly sounds like mr. weisselberg. so, i'll be particularly interested in the quality of the evidence and the nature of the charges against him. >> i want to read for...
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it's not just president trump. they really don't want to learn more about what might be happening in their own membership in terms of the connections to the perpetrators that day and what went down. i wasn't at all surprised and you can continue to expect all of that as a narrative, as the committee undertakes its work. >> thanks to our starting frontline to our viewers, you have just heard a little bit of tomorrow's news and analysis tonight. phil record, a.b. stoddard, cal butler, great thanks for starting us off tonight. coming up for us, the former u.s. attorney we have standing by. we'll talk about what these reported indictments could mean for the trump organization's future. then later, our friends eugene robinson and matthew dowd are with us. they'll talk about the, futile proud and, the brave. we're talking of course about the two house republicans willing to vote for that select committee to investigate the attempt to overturn a presidential election by course. all of it as the 11th hour is just getting u
it's not just president trump. they really don't want to learn more about what might be happening in their own membership in terms of the connections to the perpetrators that day and what went down. i wasn't at all surprised and you can continue to expect all of that as a narrative, as the committee undertakes its work. >> thanks to our starting frontline to our viewers, you have just heard a little bit of tomorrow's news and analysis tonight. phil record, a.b. stoddard, cal butler, great...
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and to everybody in that courtroom that this is not because donald trump is donald trump. this is because there were, you know, legal issues that were going on as it relates to allen weisselberg. i need to these this out more. this has been a very intense pr push on the part of the trump organization. we saw allen. i think we saw awe different trump attorney. we got the statements now. we heard from the trump organization earlier today. they're looking to compete in the pr wore. i think there is a sense of the significance this could have on the trump brand. let's be clear. i you this we have been. donald trump is not being -- was not indicted to day. donald trump was not charged in this case. that said, the organization that bears his name has been charged. an organization for which he has not and never fully die vested from. he should do so. his sons, one of whom are still managing the organization and this is his brand. the now i defer to david, the previous guest on all things related to the trump brand which is objectively taking a hit at the time he's been in office.
and to everybody in that courtroom that this is not because donald trump is donald trump. this is because there were, you know, legal issues that were going on as it relates to allen weisselberg. i need to these this out more. this has been a very intense pr push on the part of the trump organization. we saw allen. i think we saw awe different trump attorney. we got the statements now. we heard from the trump organization earlier today. they're looking to compete in the pr wore. i think there...
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come and sadly it will be trump after trump. it goes back to gingrich normalizing rhetoric. you have in the trump administration, you had all these people willing to spin trump's worst fantasies into even worse attacks on the ground. one of the reasons that was popular is it was all about necessary appealing language, like pro-life and trickled down, and all these rhetorical phrases that don't reflect the realities , and that religion -- it is not just practices, it is a mindset that invites a certain irrationality. it is unmoored from the empirical evidence and debate that we need to have for government. host: michael wolff guest: guest:? guest: i don't disagree with the caller. i would present that donald trump presents a further separate problem from the problems one might have with the republican party. the separate problem, to my mind, is that he's crazy. somehow we managed to elect a president who is -- who operates in an altogether separate reality. not just from democrats but also from, often, republicans. i am not sure
come and sadly it will be trump after trump. it goes back to gingrich normalizing rhetoric. you have in the trump administration, you had all these people willing to spin trump's worst fantasies into even worse attacks on the ground. one of the reasons that was popular is it was all about necessary appealing language, like pro-life and trickled down, and all these rhetorical phrases that don't reflect the realities , and that religion -- it is not just practices, it is a mindset that invites a...
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is donald trump and donald trump jr. and eric trump and ivanka trump. that is a tremendous problem for the entire family. finally, i just think we need to point out that there were two things that were bad for donald trump today. one was this indictment, which as elie's been going through is very lengthy, very detailed. but the other is, to bring it back to washington, nancy pelosi announced the select committee on january 6th today. liz cheney, a very conservative republican, agreed to be on that committee. these two things are going to be happening at the same time no matter how many exclamation points donald trump wants to make in these statements. >> jen rogers, now that you have heard all the details or what we have been able to consume from the indictment and from inside the courtroom, is this what you were expecting today? >> well, it's a little more than i was expecting in the sense that, you know, they did charge more crimes than i was expecting. and hearing from michael cohen leads me to believe more than i did
is donald trump and donald trump jr. and eric trump and ivanka trump. that is a tremendous problem for the entire family. finally, i just think we need to point out that there were two things that were bad for donald trump today. one was this indictment, which as elie's been going through is very lengthy, very detailed. but the other is, to bring it back to washington, nancy pelosi announced the select committee on january 6th today. liz cheney, a very conservative republican, agreed to be on...
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donald trump. also joining us yemisha alcindor, moderator of "washington week" and an msnbc contributor. david k. johnson is here, pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter, founder of the d.c. report and the author of "the making of donald trump" and msnbc's chief league correspondent ari, host of "the beat." i heard you call it the kitchen sink being thrown at trump org and allen weisselberg. i want to -- actually, go ahead and tell us what jumps out and where you still have more questions. >> thanks for having me, nicolle. i thought you laid it out in the league. the namesake, trump's reason for being in business and how he launched into politics. it is a very detailed and long-running indictment. the scheme here allegedly 15 years. we're talking tax fraud, false statements, filing false instruments about tax and accounting, falsifying business records, which is a local charge that is tantamount to obstruction of justice, something viewers are quite familiar with in the donald trump play boo
donald trump. also joining us yemisha alcindor, moderator of "washington week" and an msnbc contributor. david k. johnson is here, pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter, founder of the d.c. report and the author of "the making of donald trump" and msnbc's chief league correspondent ari, host of "the beat." i heard you call it the kitchen sink being thrown at trump org and allen weisselberg. i want to -- actually, go ahead and tell us what jumps out and...
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michael cohen would take donald trump down. this could be the end for donald trump. criminal charges against donald trump. they keep setting their sights up high, trying to put the bull's-eye directly on donald trump. when the bull's-eye falls short, news doesn't add up what they hoped it would, they keep the story alive anyway, don't they? it could lead to his eventual flipping. howie: he could flip and that would be trouble for trump. but you're not suggesting -- you're not suggesting it is not a legitimate story when this criminal indictment, whether it is warranted or not against a company of the former president of the united states? >> it is a legitimate story but so too is hunter biden. and that is what i object to. i object to the press saying it's a legitimate story when it is about a republican especially donald trump, it is but don't extend that same type of coverage to joe biden or people around him, in this case joe biden's son. howie: donald trump's pretty constant stream of complaints about an election he contends is stolen get a lot of media coverage.
michael cohen would take donald trump down. this could be the end for donald trump. criminal charges against donald trump. they keep setting their sights up high, trying to put the bull's-eye directly on donald trump. when the bull's-eye falls short, news doesn't add up what they hoped it would, they keep the story alive anyway, don't they? it could lead to his eventual flipping. howie: he could flip and that would be trouble for trump. but you're not suggesting -- you're not suggesting it is...
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trump lost the election. they were deceived into believing the presidency had been stolen, their country was threatened. they had come to washington to fight for what they thought was right. >> they feel they're the heroic revolutionary courageous warriors saving democracy. >> but they were wrong. it was all a lie. january 6th was insurrection, december december -- da skiezed as patriotism fed by their members of congress, their television shows, their friends on social media. >> it should have been predictable. you know, we saw people who had been whipped up into believing an election was being stolen and then being told it would happen straight away. so you've got radicalization and mobilization. that's the perfect recipe for acts of violent extremism. >> that threat continues to this day driven by lies that endanger our democracy. how did millions believe a network so deep, so vast they would ignite an insurrection to find the answers we have to go into that sea of people. see through their eyes. this is t
trump lost the election. they were deceived into believing the presidency had been stolen, their country was threatened. they had come to washington to fight for what they thought was right. >> they feel they're the heroic revolutionary courageous warriors saving democracy. >> but they were wrong. it was all a lie. january 6th was insurrection, december december -- da skiezed as patriotism fed by their members of congress, their television shows, their friends on social media....
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trump." the book recounts not only his time in law enforcement and the russia investigation but also the agonizing process of having been relentlessly demonized and attacked for his role in the russia investigation. his name is peter strzok, and it is an honor to have him here tonight. mr. strzok, thank you for being here. i'm really glad you are able to be here. >> hey, rachel, it's great to be with you. >> do you think that there is a national security and counterintelligence way to look at the tom barrack indictment? is that part of the way that we should understand the significance of this case? >> it absolutely is. and let me frame it this way. if you look at the indictment in april of '18, one of the three individuals from the uae -- or one of the three who was indicted, he's interviewed by the fbi. three days later, according to the indictment, he flees from his home in california where he's been living, goes overseas and never returns to the united states again. he is intimately invol
trump." the book recounts not only his time in law enforcement and the russia investigation but also the agonizing process of having been relentlessly demonized and attacked for his role in the russia investigation. his name is peter strzok, and it is an honor to have him here tonight. mr. strzok, thank you for being here. i'm really glad you are able to be here. >> hey, rachel, it's great to be with you. >> do you think that there is a national security and counterintelligence...
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trump. they're describing scheme that apply to other people who were beneficiary of things. that is what's allen why so broke has been criminally charge with, it has to be fair 's unsettling thing for them tonight. then there is the amazing mystery of how is donald trump still there, what is the payments keen for donald trump himself? that is something that we don't learn anything so far in this indictment. >> but i think we're gonna learn about it before too long. >> it looks like it's coming. it looks like that's what it is ahead of. us thank you, rachel. >> thank, you warns. >> thank you. once again, donald trump signed his name to checks in the commission of a crime, according to an indictment by a manhattan grand jury until today. in court in my hand. we've already seen his signature on checks written in the commission of a federal crime. here's donald trump signature in a cheque to michael cohen as part of the criminal payoff scheme to prove event stormy daniels from telling the ugly t
trump. they're describing scheme that apply to other people who were beneficiary of things. that is what's allen why so broke has been criminally charge with, it has to be fair 's unsettling thing for them tonight. then there is the amazing mystery of how is donald trump still there, what is the payments keen for donald trump himself? that is something that we don't learn anything so far in this indictment. >> but i think we're gonna learn about it before too long. >> it looks like...
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trump. today he's going to meet with trump at his golf club in new jersey. his office claims the two discussed upcoming special elections, the mid-terms and fundraising number. a source claims there was no discussion apparently about the elephant in the room which is mccarthy's current high stakes decision to name five republicans to the committee will investigate the january 6th investigation. he has to make that decision in the coming days. to state the obvious, the central of that investigation is donald j. trump. the meeting between mccarthy and trump as we are hearing some of the most disturbing revelations about the actions of his final days in office. specifically that the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley, feared trump would attempt a coup after the election. viewing him as the classic authoritarian leader with nothing to lose. that bombshell coming from "washington post" reporters in their upcoming book. but none of that seems to matter to kevin mccarthy. he's embracing the man at
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from trump's most loyal supporters. but this weekend that type of far-right propaganda has a home. and it's the premier conservative gathering of the year, cpac. the agenda is littered with boilerplate big lie nonsense. one of the biggest applause lines so far came from someone in the crowd. >> the big lie! [ cheers and applause ] >> trump won! >> the phrase, "trump won," has become the rallying cry of a movement that has tried to hijack america's peaceful transfer of power. the doj just released more body cam footage showing what that looked like. the assault you're about to see is graphic and it put the officer in the hospital with staples in his head. [ yelling ] so when speakers at cpac downplay that day or insinuate the 2020 election was stolen, that, the brutality you just saw, is what they are excusing and inspiring, potentially. let's go to cnn's donie o'sullivan live in dallas at cpac. donie, it's clear that donald trump and the big lie still control much if not all of the republican party. what else are you he
from trump's most loyal supporters. but this weekend that type of far-right propaganda has a home. and it's the premier conservative gathering of the year, cpac. the agenda is littered with boilerplate big lie nonsense. one of the biggest applause lines so far came from someone in the crowd. >> the big lie! [ cheers and applause ] >> trump won! >> the phrase, "trump won," has become the rallying cry of a movement that has tried to hijack america's peaceful transfer...
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for donald trump. a spokesperson for donald trump today issued a statement today that donald trump said hitler did a lot of good things. ku klux klan members love donald trump. the former klan leader supported donald trump's run for presidency in 2016 that what became the controversy of the day for the trump campaign in 2016, donald trump pretend not to know who david duke is or what he thinks. but that didn't bother david duke at all. because david duke knew that that was what a winning politician was going to have to say in a situation like that. so the racists who love donald trump because they believe he is one of them have never believed his denials about being one of them. they just see that as something donald trump, a smart politician, has to say. but they believe that they know where donald trump's heart is. america's klansmen, america's nazis believe that donald trump has in his heart what they have in theirs. sheer hatred. so they will be cheered tonight with the news reports that they will
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trump will be put to the test. weisselberg had become so woven into the trump organization, when trump moved to the white house, he entrusted weisselberg, along with the former president's adult sons, with running his company. tomorrow, paul, starting with the unsealing of the indictments, what happens next? >> i'll be looking at the actual charges, especially the money that's involved and the story that the indictment tells about the evidence. the defense portrayed this as a petty and political investigation, about taxing fringe benefits. the prosecutors could respond with us seeking indictment, that describes the crime, not just as tax evasion, but as the trump organization and its cfo intentionally stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the government. the prosecutor's narrative will be that the trump organization was essentially a criminal enterprise with a consistent pattern of fraud. and the money is important because that shows what the potential exposure is for weisselberg. if it's a small or relati
trump will be put to the test. weisselberg had become so woven into the trump organization, when trump moved to the white house, he entrusted weisselberg, along with the former president's adult sons, with running his company. tomorrow, paul, starting with the unsealing of the indictments, what happens next? >> i'll be looking at the actual charges, especially the money that's involved and the story that the indictment tells about the evidence. the defense portrayed this as a petty and...
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how much trouble will donald trump be in if he's anyone other than donald trump? >> a damming picture. this is a person that managed todd distance himself from all manner of criminal activities that's boiling around him. will this go so far to actually attach to donald trump? that remains to be seen. surely he's involved in this whether or not there can be evidence that links him into a conclusive way that prosecutors can then use all the elements of their case but it is not great but this is a guy who's always been slippery. when you say he's slippery, in the past, he suggested he's paying people off and bought people off and basically bragged about all sorts of criminal activities. donald trump does not have that much influence anymore. is this a matter of when because it is not like rudy giuliani can't practice law and can't protect him anymore. is this inevitability or there are still holes in these cases that can allow trump or members of his family to get free. >> it is hard to say because we don't know what all the evidence is or what the charges will be. a
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we want trump. >> trump sent us. none of the republicans who are boycotting service on this committee could've refuted that statement today. trump sent us. that testimony will never be contradicted by anyone in this investigation or any other investigation of the january 6th defense. many of the criminals now charged with attacking the capitol have already said in their own defense that trump sent them to commit their crimes. and so the committee that's charged with investigating what happened on january 6th and who caused it already has the smoking gun testimony against donald trump. trump sent us. the trump mob who were sent there by the president of the united states told officer michael fanone how they wanted to kill him. >> at some point during the fighting, i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. i heard chanting from some in the crowd, get his gun and kill him with his own gun. >> officer fanone had a few to say about the republicans in the house and the senate who tried to block this inves
we want trump. >> trump sent us. none of the republicans who are boycotting service on this committee could've refuted that statement today. trump sent us. that testimony will never be contradicted by anyone in this investigation or any other investigation of the january 6th defense. many of the criminals now charged with attacking the capitol have already said in their own defense that trump sent them to commit their crimes. and so the committee that's charged with investigating what...
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bill barr thought trump's claims were -- and look at the top lawyer describing trump's legal team as a joke. that was getting them, quote, laughed out of court because of wishful thinking. if you believe their claims, i'm sorry to say the joke's on you. of course, the real insult is to our democracy. that's a causal real patriots should rush to defend. and that's your reality check. >> john, let me ask you, we've had a number of authors on today about this period. the friday after election day there was not a single white house aide or trump campaign official or pollster who believed the vote count could reasonably or effectively be challenged. they knew it was b.s. all along. >> so all the trump supporters who have still been duped need to face the fact they have been lied to by the trump administration. >> john avalon, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> wonderful reality check there. cnn's coverage continues right now. ♪ ♪ >>> very good tuesday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. overnight a texas standoff over voting rights has made
bill barr thought trump's claims were -- and look at the top lawyer describing trump's legal team as a joke. that was getting them, quote, laughed out of court because of wishful thinking. if you believe their claims, i'm sorry to say the joke's on you. of course, the real insult is to our democracy. that's a causal real patriots should rush to defend. and that's your reality check. >> john, let me ask you, we've had a number of authors on today about this period. the friday after...
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trump because i think he's a fraud. well, i think he's a total fraud that is exploiting these people. >> i do, too. i agree with you on trump because i don't think he's the person -- i don't think he actually cares about folks. >> how do you turn around from that? well, he sure has tried. now vance says he's all in on trump now that he's a candidate he has deleted anti-trump tweets and made this apology on fox news last week. >> i criticized trump back in 2016. i ask folks not to judge me based on what i said in 2016 because i was very open about the fact i did say those critical things and i regret them and i regret being wrong about the guy. i think he was a good president. i think he made a lot of good decisions for people and took a lot of flak. >> also a moment of honesty he told times national political correspondent molly ball since trump is the leader of this movement that he, vance, needs to suck it up and support trump if he cares about republican voters. and florida's governor ron desantis, whose campaign tea
trump because i think he's a fraud. well, i think he's a total fraud that is exploiting these people. >> i do, too. i agree with you on trump because i don't think he's the person -- i don't think he actually cares about folks. >> how do you turn around from that? well, he sure has tried. now vance says he's all in on trump now that he's a candidate he has deleted anti-trump tweets and made this apology on fox news last week. >> i criticized trump back in 2016. i ask folks not...
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business, part of the trump business that runs one of the trump golf courses in scotland. now, this news about weisselberg being taken off that scottish subsidiary of trump's company, of course, follows the indictment a week and a half ago of mr. weisselberg and former president trump's company, and it is an interesting thing. at the end of last week, weisselberg's name gets taken off that part of trump's company. the reason that's interesting is actually for a few different reasons. first of all, a multi-count felony indictmemt has consequences, right? that is a clear material consequence of mr. weisselberg's indictment as he now awaits trial. we actually looked into whether scottish law might have required mr. weisselberg to be removed as an officer and director of that company just because he was indicted. in this case we don't think that's what happened. we don't think scottish law would have required his removal from the company. but, still, his name came down, came off it. that's interesting in itself. sort of interesting getting to the bottom of why that happened an
business, part of the trump business that runs one of the trump golf courses in scotland. now, this news about weisselberg being taken off that scottish subsidiary of trump's company, of course, follows the indictment a week and a half ago of mr. weisselberg and former president trump's company, and it is an interesting thing. at the end of last week, weisselberg's name gets taken off that part of trump's company. the reason that's interesting is actually for a few different reasons. first of...
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and eric trump so a major moment in the context of donald trump, the trump organization, and his legacy as president. john, erica? >> it is interesting to see, again. allen weisselberg turning himself, surrendering moments ago and laura we don't know the language of the indictments yet. we'll see that later today. we don't know if it will name or infer in anyway to the former president. nevertheless this is the former president's family business being hauled before a criminal court. that in and of itself is historic. your take? >> it's huge. his namesake company. for so long we all focused on the russia investigation when in fact prosecutors in new york that had zeroed in on the president's company. this is a closely held family company. this isn't some enormous public corporation. of course trump will be all over the documents here even if he isn't named as a defendant. as you said we haven't seen the charging documents. thanks to kyra's reporting and the team we know this has to do with some extent of taxes that weren't paid but we need to see the dollar amounts because that could aff
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he, first, started working with the trump family in the 1970s when trump's father, fred trump, was in charge. these days, he's not just the cfo of the trump organization. he, also, handles the trump family's personal expenses. he knows things. and manhattan district attorney, cy vance, and new york's attorney general, who are investigating trump, want details. there is the issue of the so-called hush-money payments, which were allegedly used to silence two women who came forward during campaign 2016. alleging they had had affairs with donald trump. affairs, the former president denies. michael cohen, trump's former fixer and attorney, says he secretly recorded a conversation with trump talking about payments to one of the women. the recordings were released in 2018. and on them, cohen mentions allen weisselberg. which would mean weisselberg was in the know about the shell company, allegedly, set up to make the payment. >> i have spoken to allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with funding. >> reporter: cohen has said, both, trump and weisselberg had knowledge of the hu
he, first, started working with the trump family in the 1970s when trump's father, fred trump, was in charge. these days, he's not just the cfo of the trump organization. he, also, handles the trump family's personal expenses. he knows things. and manhattan district attorney, cy vance, and new york's attorney general, who are investigating trump, want details. there is the issue of the so-called hush-money payments, which were allegedly used to silence two women who came forward during campaign...
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and trump a voters overall. host: one of our social media followers wants to know whether your survey that with this and what you think. can they settle once and for all the big lie that voter fraud did not make biden the winner? did you ask any of these voters if they thought the election was legitimate? did that come up? what was the result if it did? guest: we did not ask that question directly, but there were record numbers of people using these new methods for voting, people who were voting early, people who are voting absentee. that wasn't just on the democratic side. we had large numbers of republicans who voted early and by mail and absentee. while there is skepticism, we did see a lot of republicans using those voting methods. host: let's talk to jerry who was calling from somerset, kentucky on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. my research shows that republicans have two problems. number one being age. in the 2016 alexa, over 56% of -- 2016 election, over 56% of the republican vo
and trump a voters overall. host: one of our social media followers wants to know whether your survey that with this and what you think. can they settle once and for all the big lie that voter fraud did not make biden the winner? did you ask any of these voters if they thought the election was legitimate? did that come up? what was the result if it did? guest: we did not ask that question directly, but there were record numbers of people using these new methods for voting, people who were...
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the trump -- he was first. then the second one was alex acosta, trump's labor secretary. he was investigated for serious misconduct in office. the -- third, was trump va secretary, robert wilkie, the va's inspector general referred him for potential prosecution to the u.s. justice department. the trump justice department also declined to prosecute mr. wilkie. then it was only earlier this year, it was a lane chao trumps transportation secretary, investigated by the inspector general at her own department on corruption charges, the results of the investigation was that elaine chao was referred to federal prosecutor for potential prosecution. and the trump justice department declined to prosecute her to. and it was amazing, that there were four of them. now today, numeral five oh. wilbur ross. trump secretary of commerce, the inspector general at the commerce department. has announced, that their investigation of trump commerce secretary wilbur ross, turned up evidence of potentially criminal behavior. they turned up evidence that he provided false testimony, in his case ab
the trump -- he was first. then the second one was alex acosta, trump's labor secretary. he was investigated for serious misconduct in office. the -- third, was trump va secretary, robert wilkie, the va's inspector general referred him for potential prosecution to the u.s. justice department. the trump justice department also declined to prosecute mr. wilkie. then it was only earlier this year, it was a lane chao trumps transportation secretary, investigated by the inspector general at her own...