trump: where else would you like to be but i trump rally -- but a trump rally? [applause] pres. trump: hello, colorado. we love colorado. beautiful place. i am thrilled to be back in colorado springs. i spent a lot of time here over the years. beautiful place. bonita the majestic peaks, the rocky mountains, thousands of terrific, hard-working, great american patriots. [applause] pres. trump: with your help this november, we are going to defeat the radical democrats. [applause] pres. trump: and we are going to win colorado in a landslide. [applause] and you are going to help us get cory gardner across that allied because he has been with us 100%. [applause] he has been with us. .here was no waiver we appreciated. thank you. a verynth, we mark special anniversary. 75 years ago this week, our unit sites -- our united states marines landed on the shores of iwo jima and began one of the bloodiest battles of the second world war. it was a rough one. tonight, it is our great privilege to be joined by three of the heroes of the battle of iwo jima. james blaine. donald whipple. and john

trump: true. illegal immigration cost arizona taxpayers more than $2 billion every year. $2 billion you are paying, nearly 20% of arizona's annual budget in general funds goes toward this big problem. for the amount of money washington democrats want to spend supporting illegal immigrants, we could rebuild our cities all throughout america, which is what we should be doing. under my administration, we are finally taking care of our own citizens. [applause] pres. trump: including millions and millions of legal immigrants, who follow our laws, pay their taxes, and are entitled to a government that protects their families and their communities. [applause] pres. trump: every day, democrats' open borders policies are harming and killing innocent lives. in arizona alone last year, ice officers arrested over 4500 criminal aliens charged or convicted of dangerous offenses, including robbery, rape, and murder. right here in phoenix, an illegal alien chased a man through parking lot and shot him in cold blo

trump? and which trump would they rather run against, state of the union trump or today's model of east room trump? >> all right. that's an easy question, brian. the first one is hard and the second one is easy. i'll take the second one first. they'd much rather run against the trump from today than state of the union. i think, you know, the trump from state of the union was a liar, but they're used to that. he's also the one who gets to talk about the economy and talk about the -- generally optimistic. he sort of stuck to the script. that's the trump the democrats fear. they are lucky in one respect because they don't get to see him that often. you rarely see trump that disciplined so the trump they saw today, the one who is acting out, the one who is reminding voters in the middle of the country who are not especially ideological who are not the trump haters, not the trump lovers, who are weary of the craziness of the white house, that is the stuff is that's going to help democrats in the

trump, again it's trump. if people think michael bloomberg can be trump, they will support him. i lived in york city. illegalime, he did surveillance of my community, where we went to school, he is never apologized for this. i don't like it at all. i think he's got a problem when it comes to black and brown people. i'm going to be blunt. if he is a nominee, i will work 150% to work against donald trump. minority community has the privilege to go we want the purest candidate. i just don't think we should give up our values and what we are about during the primary season. fight for the candidate you feel a connection to. whatever that might be. fight for that candidate. when it's over, it is vote lou no matter who. -- blue no matter who. bloomberg should expect attacks. this is actually helping bernie sanders. it's more focused on bloomberg. that might help senator sanders. and be then nevada upset winner in south carolina. then it's super tuesday. i want to see bloomberg on the debate stage. there was one more poll he needed to qualify for. hear him respond. he might do a great j

trump knows this. he is playing that card that shows -- amy: the whole issue talking about criminal aliens. show peopletudies who are not native born are less likely to commit crimes, whether violent or nonviolent. interestingly, as he touted the wall, just a few weeks ago newly installed panels from the u.s. border wall fell over -- this was from california -- into mexico to ask ago because of high winds. >> yeah. the wall is symbolic adjusted immigration, i think it is the closing of the u.s. mind. that is a trap i think the democrats have fallen into. they played to anti-immigrant sentiment. instead of saying racist tropes, they said -- at the leveled immigrant body, the tortured, the starved, dehydrated from the dead child at the river and in the desert, there is not that much of it statistical difference between obama and trump. -- trump strategists know what they are doing when they are deploying immigration as an electoral tactic and part of the core strategy. juan: president trump also talked l

at a trump rally? >> yeah. >> good luck. >> however, all anyone has been talking about is the impeachment. and while 69 percent of americans wanted to hear from witnesses like john bolton, senate republicans wouldn't allow it. so what do these folks think of the trial as it nears its end? i think the impeachment trial itself is a joke, period. >> st a shit show. >> we think st a complete sham, he hasn't done anything wrong. >> how did we get here with no evidence. >> he didn't do it. >> he didn't do anything. >> he didn't do anything. >> he didn't do anything. >> we should let everybody testify. >> correct, false. >> oh, yeah, no, no. >> no. >> you think john bolton should testify. >> no. >> why not. >> he could testify, but i think he is vengful for getting fired from his job. i think is he a liar, john bolton is a liar. >> absolutely. >> there should be a system set up where he takes an oath and an under oath he tells the truth otherwise he is punished. >> i think there he should be. >> and a judge p

trump went right there. and bloomberg was fortunate that he could have that debate with donald trump. so he will keep pushing that. how is that going to work in the primary? it depends if people think you need someone like that. not just democrats, some republicans like me, it is all about beating donald trump. >> so i'm going to play some of the sound bites who have gone after michael bloomberg as he's surged in the polls. >> i don't think people look at the guy in the white house and say i want someone richer. >> when people understand that in a our democratic society, we have an individual worth $60 billion. he's literally trying to buy the elections. >> i don't think you can buy an election. if we can debate, red line on stop and frisk. >> he's going to be on the debate stage in nevada. he will have a lot of tough questions to answer from democratic contenders. from the moderators as wellful are we likely to see more of that going against michael bloomberg? and does that speak to the concern among candid

trump: so where else would you like to be but a trump rally? right? [cheers and applause] hello, colorado. we love colorado. this beautiful place. i am thrilled to be back in colorado springs. i spent a lot of time here over the years. beautiful place. beneath the majestic peaks, the rocky mountains, thousands of terrific, hard-working, great american patriots. [cheers and applause] with your help this november, we are going to defeat the radical democrats. [cheers and applause] and we are going to win colorado in a landslide. [cheers and applause] and you are going to help us get cory gardner across that line, because he has been with us 100%. [cheers and applause] he has been with us. there was no waiver. we appreciate it. thank you, corey. this month, we mark a very special anniversary. 75 years ago this week, our unit -- our brave united states marines landed on the shores of iwo jima and began one of the bloodiest battles of the second world war. it was a rough one. tonight, it is our great privilege to be joined by three of the heroes of the bat

trump. ["ii 'm proud to be an american" is playing] ♪ ["god bless the usa" playing] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> usa! usa! usa! [applause] pres. trump: thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: all i can say is that the fake new just doesn't get it, do they? they don't get it. [cheering] they just don't get it. hello, charleston, and i'm thrilled to be back in the great state of south carolina. [applause] with thousands of hard-working american patriots who i believe in faith, family, god, and country. thank you. a phenomenal crowd. only topped by the number of people outside. if anybody would like to give up where you're standing or your seat, please raise your hand. then let's begin, right? thank you all very much. no, they don't get it. down the road they have a rally. for the people that are going to be running tomorrow. [crowd boos] pres. trump: they are trying to get to 100, but they are not going to make it. i think they are going to set up a roundtable. that is what they do

and trump is a dove well look. i would say that president trump is more of a very balanced leader between a hawk and a dove and i could prove it keep in mind that president trump had many opportunities to use military action against syria or any and he did not we had the incident where the iranians blew up a boat they launch missiles at a u.s. base of the president was very very restrained so that argument that is brought from the left is completely inaccurate we have a president with relation to russia i could tell you that the president at least in my view sees russia as an emerging power and at this time him and lattimer putin have been able to sit down and do a lot of discussion rather than a return to the cold war a job biden is even in the c.n.n. town hall will continue to say trump is a russian asset more or less. well of course that's a lot of nonsense and that's politics as usual they have nothing they can pin on the president of the united states look they said that russia was deeply involved in some sort

it's not trump's fault. alex azar has not he acted on it. it's not trump's fault. trish: the liberal media is trying to find out how their beacons of truth missed michael avenatti's corruption. he's donald trump's worst nightmare. >> joining us once again is michael avenatti. >> michael avenatti. >> he's out there saving the country. >> he may be the savior of the republic. trish: we are showing you the liberal media's so-called apologies and backtracks. a message from the deep state. 1,000 former justice department employees calling on trump attorney general william barr to resign. did they have the same type of letter thing with kavanaugh? several of the names happen to be on cnn and msnbc. they are analysts over there. is it not enough for the liberal media to secretly ask work against the president as well as their airwaves? t. rowe price experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand, like innovations in agricultural research. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price invest with confidence. tit's great actuall

trump's impeachment trial ends tonight with trump expected to be cleared of all charges. cleared to go full throttle into his reelection campaign. i'm brent goff in berlin. this is "the day." ♪ >> we had a bumpy start to the democratic process yesterday in iowa. >> 24 hours later they are still trying to figure out what the heck happened in iowa. >> for some reason in iowa, they are havingng a little bit of trtrouble cocounting votes. >> a litittle later r than we anticipated, but better late than never. >> at this rate, new hampshire might get the first vote after all. >> but i am confident that here in new hampshire, i know they will be able to count your votes on election night. >> they show our campaign in first place. >> i'm feeling good. brent: also coming up tonight, donald trump's state of the union address and the front row seat to the politics of mutual disrespect. >> there are those who want to take away your health care, take away your doctor, and abolish private insurance entirely. brent: to our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world,

president trump. here is sanders addressing his supporters after that sweeping victory. >> trump and his friends think they are going to win this electi election. they think they're going to win this election by dividing our people up based on the color of their skin or where they were born or their religion or their sexual orientation. we are going to win because we are doing exactly the opposite, we're bringing our people together. >> 2020 democratic front runner senator bernie sanders outlined his foreign policy approach in a recent interview including whether he would meet with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> on foreign policy, you said you believe in diplomacy, you're concerned donald trump is going to get us into an unnecessary war. are there situations where you believe military action is warranted. >> of course i do. you know, hopefully as rare as possible, but, yeah, we have the best military in the world. >> what would your criteria be for military action? >> threats against the american

isn't is actually is the hard left as you make out who is in fact more whole can trump is and trump is a dove well look. i would say that president trump is more of a very balanced leader between a hawk and a dove and i could prove it keep in mind that president trump had many opportunities to use military action against syria or any and he did not we had the incident where the iranians blew up a boat they launch missiles at a u.s. base of the president was very very restrained so that argument that is brought from the left is completely inaccurate we have a president with relation to russia i could tell you that the president at least in my view sees russia as an emerging power and at this time him and lattimer putin have been able to sit down and do a lot of discussion rather than a return to the cold war a job biden the even of the c.n.n. town hall will continue to say trump is a russian asset more or less. well of course that's a lot of nonsense and that's politics as usual they have nothing they can pin on the president of the united states look they said that russia was deeply

trump, mr. donald trump. there's no way in the world we're going to stand for another four years of that. we can't do it. >> one other question. we were talking about candidates earlier. i asked you about the joe biden. he was the front-runner in this state. he's betting everything that black and brown voters essentially in nevada and south carolina can save his candidacy. you dent see that happening. tell me why. >> when i think about joe biden and the eight years that he spent with mr. obama, i can't recall anything right off the top of my head -- now, i'm illiterate to the fact that i don't remember what he did, then shame on me. but right now if i had to really think about what he did, i can't recall anything unless i google it. that's the less thing i want to do to find something about a president. something should stand out somewhere down the line, and it hasn't with me. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: brian, the other "x" factor here is organization. bernie sanders has been on the ground here for

with donald trump. we have been taking him on from the beginning. and i think what that signals to voters, especially voters here in iowa who have noted that beating donald trump is one of the top things on their agenda, something me care most about in electing someone, no one obviously -- vice president biden is the person donald trump is most worried about. from our campaign's perspective, joy, it's important that we aggressively get the facts out there. just as you introduced this segment, you noted that these were salacious lies and conspiracy theories. look, we're not going to play donald trump's game here. we're not going to feed into it. and we're going to beat back these lies every chance we get. but we're also going to run our race, joy, and talk about the issues. >> that doesn't mean that unfortunately the media might not still do deep dives on hunter biden. right? the media played that role in a sense in 2016 of in a way playing into it, right? the clinton kaz was xerlted in the "new york tim

lisa boothe will join us as well as lara trump from the trump 2020 team. and the daytona 500 is tomorrow. i spent the day at legendary speedway hang out with fans, a few drivers, and taking a spin in the pace car. i'll show you the preparations for the race tomorrow. but first my open. as the democrat clown car literally packed with b-list candidates, bernie, biden, and buttigieg and bloomberg, the rest of us watch curiously to see who the winner will be. as these democrat primaries continue, understand that you are looking at the most extreme leftist agenda america has ever witnessed. so you need to start worrying. in fact, you need to be afraid. these people don't care about you or law and order. i will say it again neese people don't care about you, your safety, civil tranquility, innocent americans, or law and order. if they did, they would support the police, law enforcement, i.c.e., border patrol, the military and all the agencies designed to protect the safety of the american citizenry. but no, these leftists openly defy the law and protect those wh

trump. our intel community actually did their job, told the intelligence community that they had information that once again the russians were trying to interfere with america's democratic process in 2020, and that they were going to interfere with america's democratic process in 2020 for the benefit of one man, donald trump. donald trump didn't like that, immediately fired his acting director of national intelligence, and talked about hiring and hired probably the least qualified person ever to occupy a spot in an important national security role in the history of washington, d.c. ands that saying quite a lot. that just, he's extraordinarily incompetent, and it puts america's national security at risk. fortunately, mika, we also heard yesterday that that may be a temporary position. >> well, yeah. well, let's just back up here and lay it out. we'll begin with that very big news on why the president forced out the nation's top spy chief. a former intel official tells nbc news that acting dir

they knew that donald trump is a crook. they knew that donald trump is a cheat. but they didn't have the guts with the exception of romney to vote against him. >> there was a lot of courage that you saw from only a few people. there was courage from doug jones, our friend, of alabama who took that tough vote. there was courage from mitt romney who took a very, very difficult -- there was -- i read today about lieutenant colonel vindman being escorted out of the white house. what he did took courage. >> i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman a show of how much we supported him. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. [ cheers and applause ] that's who we are. we are not what trump is. >> that was probably vice president biden's best moment of tonight's debate. i thought there was a lot of really good strong performances throughout. and the debate on the whole i thought was quite good, quite substantive, quite compelling, pretty sharp. the one thing that keeps happening, and i'm curious to hear what you guys all think, is everyone keeps waiting f

or trump-related. the hire standard in a certain sense. they will have to decide what to do. her statement was so inappropriate. when you are a justice of the supreme court and she is taking to take the people to get them to vote the way she would like them to vote. i thought it was so inappropriate. such a terrible statement. reporter: what was inappropriate about the statement? i'm not an attorney? president trump: she seemed to criticize the white house. what she did say, she is trying to shame people with perhaps a different view into voting her way. and that's so inappropriate, so let's see what happens. we have things whether or not they recuse themselves. justice ginsburg, i protested at the time. she apologized in a very minor form and what justice sotomayor said yesterday was highly inappropriate and everybody agrees to that. i have seen papers on it. people cannot believe she said it. reporter: the intelligence community believes that russia is trying to medical in the 2020 election. do you a

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for meeting donald trump. they agree on a candidate who can defeat trump. one of the ways to do that, is to polos amongst the suburban women into the column away from top. amy klobuchar looks like so many who could do that. two thirds of her vote in new hampshire was from women. i think of chloe shark did that and then she could possibly run, a lifelong democrat boot blue-collar democrat, i think she could make an appeal to minorities as well. wif you can make a case that se would make a very strong candidate against donald trump. jason: she said, listen i am pro-choice but pro-life people are welcome to this party. in contrast that with bernie sanders. if your stance, i think that is smart on the part of amy klobuchar. paul: in new hampshire pete been a judge, the examples he had the most diverse coalition the most breath across almost all demographic groups he did. pete buttigieg did reasonably well. what are his challenges in nevada and south carolina. >> because exit polls are little deceiving though. because new hampshire isn't as a diverse state as ma

trump: thank you. we are advancing with unbridled optimism and lifting our citizens of every race, color, religion and creed very high. since my election, we have created 7 million new jobs, 5 million more than government experts projected during the previous administration. [applause] pres. trump: the unemployment rate is the lowest in over half a century. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: and very incredibly, the average unemployment under my administration is lower than any administration in history of our country. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: if we haven't reversed the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. [applause] pres. trump: the unemployment rate for african americans, hispanic americans, and asian americans has reached the lowest levels in history. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: african-american youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-american poverty has declined to the lowest rat

donald trump engaged a scheme or course of conduct through the following means. one, donald trump acting directly and through agents within and outside the united states government correctly solicited the government of ukraine to publicly announce investigations into a, a political opponent, former vice president joseph biden junior and be, a discredited theory promoted by russia alleging that ukraine, rather than russia, interfered in the 2016 united states presidential election. 2. with the same corrupt motive donald trump acting both directly and through his agents within the outside of the united states government condition two acts on public announcements he had requested. the release of $391 million of the united states taxpayer funds congress had appropriate on a bipartisan basis for the purpose of providing vital military and security assistance to ukraine to oppose russian aggression which donald trump had ordered suspended and be, a head estate meeting at the white house which the president of ukraine sought to demonstrate continued support for the gove

if anybody should resign it is donald trump. that is what i think happened is he basically created such political theater. when you give the medal of freedom to rush limbaugh. i had never seen anything as hysterically funny and beautiful at the same time. >> do you know what he said about nancy pelosi over the years? do you not know that was an intentional affront to nancy pelosi and the chamber she provided? shannon: he announced he had advanced lung cancer. >> assigned to be gracious when the man is on the verge of death. let's be honest, doesn't matter what side you are on. >> hopefully he is not that close to death. the things he says about nancy pelosi over the years and to hijack the house chamber she presides over to give him of all people the presidential medal of freedom. >> trump got under her skin and rattled her. she did not see that coming. he did so many things during the speech i thought her head was going to explode and at the end i don't think she was planning to do that. >> if you look at earlier videos -- shan

and dust president donald trump -- fourhite house former years of president donald trump in the white house. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting four more years] v.p pence: think about it. four more years means more jobs. [chanting "four more years!"] is more judges four more years means more judges. it means more support for our troops. and it will take at least four more years to drink that swamp -- drain that swamp. [applause] 4 more years will give space for us the launch it deserves. in four more years, we will lower the cost of health care and prescription drugs without growing the size of government. and we will always protect americans with pre-existing conditions. with four more years, we will rebuild the roads and bridges and ports and airports so that america has the finest infrastructure in the world. , willth four more years give every parent in america the right to choose where their children go to school. public, private, parochial, or homeschool. [applause] pence: the choice has never been clear. and the stakes have never been higher. with your support today, america

[applause] president trump: thank you. we are advancing with unbridled optimism and lifting our citizens of every race, color, religion and creed very high. since my election, we have created 7 million new jobs, 5 million more than government experts projected during the previous administration. [cheers and applause] president trump: the unemployment rate is the lowest in over half a century. [cheers and applause] president trump: and very incredibly, the average unemployment under my administration is lower than any administration in history of our country. [cheers and applause] president trump: if we haven't reversed the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. [cheers and applause] president trump: the unemployment rate for african americans, hispanics americans, and asian americans has reached the lowest levels in history. [cheers and applause] president trump: african-american youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-amer

i went to the trump rally monday night. they're laughing their way through this. >> well, stephanie, yes, it does match with what we're hearing inside the white house and in other parts of the government as well. talking a lot here about the justice department, you certainly hear that sentiment that this is the president's government and the president picks how it runs, coming from the justice department higher ups. you hear it coming from the state department higher ups, and from trump's perspective, i think it was on full display yesterday in the oval office with the ecuadorian leader who was sort of a hostage there while the president talked about his post impeachment retribution, you know, trump is transparent about this. you're either on his team or you are not. if you are not, you are on an enemy's list and he is checking the boxes. we have some indication there may be more boxes to check. >> chuck, we might not like it, is steve bannon right, the president now understands how to use the full powers of his presidency.

[applause] president trump: thank you. we are advancing with unbridled optimism and lifting our citizens of every race, color, religion and creed very high. since my election, we have created 7 million new jobs, 5 million more than government experts projected during the previous administration. [cheers and applause] president trump: the unemployment rate is the lowest in over half a century. [cheers and applause] president trump: and very incredibly, the average unemployment rate under my administration is lower than any administration in history of our country. [applause] president trump: if we hadn't reversed the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. [cheers and applause] president trump: the unemployment rate for african americans, hispanic americans, and asian americans has reached the lowest levels in history. [cheers and applause] president trump: african-american youth unemployment has reached an all-time low. african-american pov

of trump in apprises. and congress one question needs to be addressed by the investigative committee why did trump fire james comey. why do you believe you were fired so i don't know for sure i believe the president the president at his word that i was fired because of the russian vest occasion something about the way i was conducting it the president felt created pressure on him they wanted to relieve he was asking for something and i was refusing to give it. and fact early in his term trump asked to speak to me in private. there was a meeting at the white house a one on one meeting between trump and call me. homie must have had his antenna up because he felt like something was wrong because as soon as he was done that meeting he wrote up these memos. after meeting with trump call me sat in his car and wrote down what was discussed the meeting was about general flan the advisor who had lied about his contacts with russia trump said he hoped komi come let the matter go. i hope you can let this go now those

it was trump. and people -- you get such a mixed bag, but i think if the same number of people that voted for hillary turn out in 2016, and there's enough people that are just aggravated with trump just being himself, who he's an unapologetic scumbag, i think it will be fine. the democrats will win, whoever runs against him. but if the democrats can't muster enough charisma and enough kind of appeal to get people off the couch, trump is going to win. host: that's jason in alabama this morning. the chart that jason was referencing, the most tweeted about politicians yesterday during the debates, even though it was a democratic debate, donald trump, the most tweeted about politician. he was holding that keep america great again rally in phoenix, arizona, which we covered here on c-span. it was elizabeth warren who was the second most tweeted about u.s. politician yesterday, followed by mike bloomberg and then bernie sanders. robert, north carolina, democrat. you're up next. caller: yes, i watched the

trump: thank you. >> thank you, president trump. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: wow. i just said, how long have you two been together? i figured they would say, you know, we are married. he met her at the rally in colorado. can you believe this? man, did he get lucky. they both got lucky. right? there's so much stuff out here, it is genius. while the extreme left has been wasting america's time with vile hoaxes, we have been killing terrorists, creating jobs, raising wages, securing our border, lifting up citizens of every race, religion, and creed. [cheers and applause] as you heard, we added another 225,000 new jobs last month alone, way above anticipated schedule. that makes 7 million new jobs since the election. the number was supposed to be under 2 million and we added 7 million. remember, if i give you run numbers, the fake news is going to have headlines. i've got to be very careful. even if i give you wrong in the wrong way, they will say it's wrong. you've got to be very precise with these characters. the democrats don't have to be, but we have to be. we have

do you think that barr is doing what trump wants? >> this is his m.o., and he is hired to be the cover-up guy, and he has a form of covering up crimes and former when he was president bush at the a.g., he was urged to pardon people in the iran contra issue. and he put out misleading statements about the content of the mueller report and prevented the ukraine whistle-blower's complaint from getting to the impeachment. so this is what r why is what h do and why trump treasures himment and he said, where is my roy cohen? and so, according to laura ingram this is staged. >> and only 18% of the country likes trump's tweeting and he wanted to say it out loud on tv where his boss might see it, so it might be helpful in the battle that he is battling. >> it does make his job more difficult. >> and i enjoyed the barr interlude and in that moment he was my spirit animal and it is reminiscent and if you will allow me this gendered valentine's day metaphor, and don't worry about it, honey, i just want a dinner at home and low key and then the bo

the trumps settled the lawsuit. but in settling the lawsuit, ivanka trump defended the family's actions by saying, i'm sorry. we were victims too. the trump organization as a business has never been stronger she listed a number of places where the trumps had businesses that were the opposite of strong. even in apologizing for a situation of telling lies to investors, she says more untruths in the course of that. ... >>> i trace in my book is that how this is a family business pratt he went from fred donald j. trump and then to his adult children who participate in the family business, both out of the white house and in the white house. >> host: what do you think donald trump will do when he leaves the white house, whether it's a year from now or five years from now? he spent a lifetime in real estate, and four to eight years in politics plus the campaign. >> guest: well, he has moved to florida. >> host: changed his residence to florida. >> guest: no longer has residency here in new york. i think it's very hard to p

how trump can use it as oppo. how come the judge department throw the book at this guy to try to get him to talk? it just seems amazing to me that he says he's in collaboration with the president, he's covering up for him and at the same time he gets a relatively smooth sentence of 40 months? your thoughts. >> the judge explained several considerations she made when deciding not to give stone a longer sentence. one thing she pointed out was the fact that he doesn't have any prior criminal record. she noted, of course, that he's older and that for somebody in their 60s a lengthy sentence is perhaps more taxing than it could be for somebody who's younger. that said, of course a sentence of this length is not -- it's not nothing and it's significantly longer than what stone's lawyers asked for. they were hoping he would merely get probation. at the same time, it certainly is interesting enough kind of a repudiation both of barr's view and of stone's lawyers themselves. the judge went out of her way to call their inte

also electable because trump is a very flawed candidate in virtually every national poll trump ties or loses to every leading democratic candidate and if you zoom in on six battleground state, trump was trailing biden, sanders and warren were barely ahead, a trend that's continued in a couple of swing states poll that also included pete buttigieg. that's good news for all of the democratic contenders and particularly bernie. so to democrat, i say learn from us never-trumpers. we were wrong about the kind of candidate trump was, but we were right about the kind of president he would become. here to discuss is former obama senior adviser cnn political commentator david axelrod. axe, bernie and trump are obviously very different. i stipulate that. burde bernie doesn't bring the ethical scandals that trump did, but bernie seems equally disinterested in earning the affection of the democratic party as trump did, right, of the gop. you remember, reince priebus flying up to new york to beg trump to sign this loyalty pledge. is that going to pose a problem for the dnc? >> yeah, look, let me

they're up against the same donald trump, the same president trump that's taken from them, the african-american democrat or independent who now has a better job seeing a pay raise. the hispanic who may not have believed in donald trump's theory, but now realizes his streets are safer and his kids are getting jobs and education is improving. they don't have a plan to deal with the democrats that have defected and continue to defect to president trump >> can i get a quick answer from you, 30 seconds left. do you see this russia hoax 2.0 already developing problems with "the new york times." do you see this as the result of potentially disastrous democrat debate and leaks in the democrat committee to change the narrative away from their problems? could that have something to do with it? >> of course. but don't you wish they'd come out with a new hoax? ed you can only run the plays like 70 times before the american public gets wise to them, right? i think they need to change up the script a little bit >> i think we can all agree on that. ari, kimberly, thank you for your time, i appreciate it. comi

is the respondent, donald john trump, guilty or not guilty? a process that started last september came to an end today with senators voting one by one on the two articles of impeachment. mr alexander, not guilty. miss baldwin? guilty. miss baldwin, guilty. and then the verdict. it is therefore ordered and adjudged that the said donald john trump be and he is hereby acquitted of the charges in said articles. but the wall of republican unity was broken by mitt romney. the former presidential candidate, with a bombshell speech, said he would vote to convict the president of abuse of office. the grave question the constitution tasked senators to answer is whether the president committed an act so extreme and egregious that it rises to the level of a high crime and misdemeanour. yes, he did. with the impeachment process now behind him, donald trump is seeing his approval ratings inching up. the republican party is standing right behind him and the democrats have had a shocking few days, after the shambles of the iowa caucus. it's all turning out to

the person that won the debate is donald trump. >> donald trump destroyed michael bloomberg last night. >> it was a great night for donald trump, i thought it was a terrible night for the democrats. >> i don't think anybody can win. >> trump won every debate. but the internet never loses. [cheering] [inaudible] jesse: president delivered color commentary on what went down in vegas. >> mini mike did not do well last night. i was going to send him a note saying it is not easy doing what i do is it, how about klobuchar, she choked. she choked. he looked at her and said something slightly derogatory and she said are you accusing me of being dumb. that was the end of her campaign in my boat. how about sleepy joe and his performance. great to be with the great people of ohio, no joe, you're in iowa, iowa. he did it five times. you're going to vote for one of these people come up probably crazy bernie he seems to be leading. jesse: besides that, trump has the power of the presidency all behind him. he touched down at the daytona 500 and air force one, amazing spectacle, drives the presidentia

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i am not afraid of donald trump. donald trump is a frad of us. that's why he keeps tweeting all the time. i think it's fair to say he's scared because he knows i have the record and the resources to defeat him. >> now that debate that president trump referenced in that tweet, that's taking place next week in las vegas. michael bloomberg is still waiting to find out if he will qualify to be on that debate stage. >> how unconventional is blo bloomberg's strategy in the presidential race? >> it's quite an unconventional strategy to try to become president. we are all just getting back from iowa and new hampshire where all of the other democratic contenders for the white house were campaigning to try to get this important early boost in these important states like iowa and new hampshire. but bloomberg is skipping all those states. instead he's putting all husband his resources and time in the contest that take place in march. super tuesday and on ward. and just as an example, today one of the states he was campaigning in was north carolina. where ear

in 2015 the trump campaign said it fir. >> roger was never involved in the trump campaign. early on long before i anoupsed, he was not involved when i ran for president. he's a person who, again, he knows a lot of people having to do with politics. >> stone is a part of a growing group of associates sentenced or awauting sentence. they worry the president is floating the idea to try to keep them quiet. >> i think he dangled the pardon often with regard to stone. to signal it they stay on the team, they don't rereveal further information. that they might possess about the president. >> the judge took a jab at trump saying that the adviser sentencing he was prosecuted for covering up for the president. trump had been teasing the possibility of the stone pardon tweeting a video of a fox host calling for leniency. >> the whole thing is to shake your faith in the justice system. president trump could end the travesty in an instant with a pardon and there are indications tonight that he will do that. >> reporter: trump allies are reminding the president he has the power to pardon

donald trump has abused powers of the presidency and that using the powers of his office, president trump solicited and the interference of a foreign rnvernment. ukraine, in the 2020 united states presidential election. he did so through scheme or course of conduct that included soliciting the government of ukraine to announce investigations that would benefit his reelection. arm election prospects and political opponent, and influence the 2020 united states election to his advantage. president trump also sought the pressure of the president of ukraine by conditioning official united states at government acts of significant value of the public investigation, president trump engage in this shema or corrupt purposes and proceeded for personal political benefit. use the powers are presidency in a manner that compromise national security of the united states, undermine the integrity of the united states democratic process. he ignored the interest of the nation. president trump engagee in this course of conduct, to the following means. one, present trump acting both directly and through his ag

this time with the aim of helping donald trump. the times reports, republicans argued with straight faces, trump has been rough on russia and strengthened european security. you may remember that intelligence officials also pushed back from republicans back in 2016. in his book "the apprentice," washington post reporter greg miller writes that, before the 2016 election -- and this was an incredible scene -- then cia director john brennan briefed mitch mcconnell about russia's efforts to help donald trump. miller wrote it this way. as brennan moved through his talking points, the kentucky senator expressed no alarm about at russia might be doing in the u.s. election and instead accused the cia director of playing politics. "you're trying to screw the republican candidate," mcconnell said. on that note, back with us tonight, peter baker, philip rucker, shannon pettypiece, and frank figliuzzi. frank, again, a nation turns its lonely eyes to you. we have some really good people among our viewership. they work hard, play by the rules, l

how would he like to be on stage with trump and he said sure. i made a few phone calls and the last phone call i made was to republican headquarters in dc, she mailed it to the campaign and i had given up. it was the night before. i got a phone call on the freeway at 7:30, from the trump campaign, she told me she was going to email me where to go, who to contact when i got there. i said okay, that is what i did. heather: aren't you glad you didn't give up? i know you talked about signing some things. he signed a hat for you and he received a gold medallion from the president. >> right here. gave this to my dad. heather: you have them with you? got it. >> he actually presented it to my father through june year, gave it to him under the direction of his father. heather: i know your dad served in the naval air force from 1941-1944, 100 years old, what a great moment. you are great son. we appreciate it. we will be right back, stay with us. (beep) the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plummet you to extreme lows. (crying) lift you to intense

. >> the story of trump versus bill barr, he was pretty much telling trump, don't worry i got this. >> what the president says the bar agrees, he never told him to intervene in the question, is it fair to say trump is waging a campaign of retribution? >> klobuchar in pete buttigieg after the new hampshire primary, and joe biden elizabeth warren. >> is a very bad performance by former vice president of the united states. if he finishes fifth in new hampshire, i don't know how you come back from that. >> it looks like joe biden's campaign is collapsing or on the verge of collapsing. >> there is nowhere for her to go, that's a dead ladder. >> are these pretty true obituaries, are some of the press trying to derail the actual winner bernie sanders. what about all the negative press being dumped on mike bloomberg, i am however, this is "mediabuzz" ♪ ♪ >> president trump insist to reporters that it did not asked the justice department to get involved in the sentencing of roger stone. he was convicted of witness tampering and lying to congress. he did praise william barr for taking charg

>> donald trump -- i saw a headline that said donald trump is showing the gop how to fight. it's been some time since i have seen that headline. but that's the name of the game. he can do two things see you mull stain wasly. he goes -- shy mul -- simultane. it's unbelievable. lou: are you going to follow this president shoulder to shoulder all the way to november and win and take back the damn house? >> he unified the republican party. lou: i'm not talking about him. i am talking about you. >> he helped me get elected in september. lou: i know that, that's why i wonder why you are hesitating. are you going to follow him into november and make sure we take back that house? >> absolutely. the first thing i'm going to do. the speaker of the house ripped his speech in half. go to my website. lou: i'm not going to go there. i'm going to talk to you. i want you to know i hope you spread the word with your fellas who have stayed unified, that's victory assured in november. if you do not wobble. congressman, i have to say good-bye and i have to say thank you. what's that website now

it's like the time of trump. i just thought he was able to show case, whether he was trying to or not l the people who support and like him thought about him. >> obviously, i'm a biden supporter. i thought we had a good night last night. >> they haven't all been good. >> they have not been as good as last night's was. he was talking to people he really connects with and that's people in south carolina. spent a lot of time down there over the years and a place he's worked hard on the recovery act to create jobs, the port of charleston. so, he was at home and the comfort in the presentation and the connection the audience had and you stack on top of that the endorsement from congressman clyburn, it's been a good couple of days in south carolina. >> is it true biden campaign isn'ted atizing in any super tuesday sfats? >> the trump super pack is in south carolina using a fake brock obama voice trying to attack joe biden. and what you're seeing is the -- the same thing we're seeing everywhere. they're trying to stop h

i am running to defeat donald trump. [applause and cheers] and i am running to restore , and to our government build a country that we are proud of, and to start getting things done. [applause] and to start putting the united back in the united states of america. [applause and cheers] now, this is a national emergency. we might not recover from four more years of trump. the stakes couldn't be higher the way to defeat trump is by appealing to the broadest coalition, americans of all backgrounds and parties, to stand shoulder to shoulder. the way to defeat trump is with workable, sensible solutions to our biggest problems. we all know trump is a bully. but i am a new yorker and i know how to deal with bullies. i did it all the time. [applause and cheers] michael: i'm not afraid of trump, and he knows it and he sees our poll numbers and he is scared. that is why he tweets about me all the time. if he didn't care, he wouldn't do it. he knows we have a record and the resources to beat him. if he keeps tweeting, he thinks i'm