unleashes a new offensive against donald trump, calling him out as a convicted felon after losing in 2020. then the president moves to crackdown on illegal immigration, issuing new restrictions on migrants seeking asylum. plus, will a.i. up in presidential elections? new fears as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle, live from rockefeller center. we are now 154 days away from the election and president biden is sharply escalating his attacks on donald trump. so far joe biden has maintained radio silence on trumps multiple indictments and there have been reports of divisions within his campaign over whether he should publicly discuss trumps legal woes. after last week s legal verdict the president has clearly made up his mind. during a fundraiser last night, president biden called trump unhinged, blasting him as a convicted felon who snapped after he lost the election. he is not alone in taking an aggressive turn with
the republican party s presidential front runner was convicted by a jury of his peers on 34 felony counts. that is the reality. the republican party must now grapple with that. if they were into reality. that is an issue. but what makes this all even more difficult for the gop is that trump s conviction has zero to do with president biden. trump was convicted in the case brought by a new york city prosecutor who does not report president biden. trump is facing another 10 criminal charges from another local prosecutor in georgia who does not report to president biden. even the two federal cases were brought by an independent special counsel who neither takes orders from coordinates with president biden. so donald trump has reacted the way he traditionally does when reality does not fit his preferred narrative. he lies about it. he claims that president biden is the one who is really pulling the strings. these are all biden cases. this is using the justice department to go af
everybody, every brilliant mind considering a career in public service, particularly in the sciences. it s such a terrible precedent that they re setting in terms of how people get treated in those important jobs, and we need the best people in those jobs. the best, the best. and pandemics do not check your party registration. so we need the best people to come and know they re serving and just doing good and not going to be under threat. no question. seriously, yeah. thanks, jen. much appreciated, my friend. thank you. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. really happy to have you here. i have a quick thing to tell you at the top here. do you have your phone with you? your phone has an app on it that you may or may not ever use, but it s called podcasts, or some version of that. whatever kind of phone you have, there is an app on your phone for podcasts. if you open up that app and you search for my name, if you search for maddow,m-a-d-d-o-w, one of the thi
donald trump, carrying a criminal connection. he launches attacks and calls on the supreme court to cancel his guilty verdict. a jury is seated for the federal trial of hunter biden. opening statements are hours away. bankrolling election deniers. the companies backing lawmakers that pushed the big lie as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening, live from 30 bok center, we are 155 days from the election. americans have had a few days to face reality that one of the major candidates is now a convicted criminal. 50% of all americans think the verdict was correct compared to 27% that think it was wrong. that is according to a new poll. 49% think he should now and his campaign. when you look at independence, percent of people that believe the verdict was correct goes up to 52% donald trump continues leading the republican party in a revolt against the conviction while attacking the entire justice system. he is openly asking the supreme court to interv