carol leonnig, thank you. and harry. claire is going to stick around because we haven t seen her for a while. when we come back, trump s case tomorrow on the case of presidential immunity is not the only time we ll see the president this week he ll be attending several courtrooms adding more grist to the campaign. plus, one of the parties in washington speaking over the weekend refused to say whether she would certify the 2024 election results while maintaining her support for those who chose democracy over action. elise stefanik sounding like he s laying the groundwork for the platform and perhaps sending in the audition tape for donald trump s pick for v.p. and then delivering a big address on the poise than is white supremacy in america. all of those stories and more when deadline: white house continues after this. : white ho continues after this her2-negative, node-positive,
and i said, oh, easy, pretty. i can fake being smart. you have to be honest. it doesn t hurt to be good looking in this world, in the pr world, on tv. it doesn t hurt. in the pr world. that s donald trump s lawyer admitting that that s where she is in the pr world. tonight s announcement comes as the current president warns that another trump term could destroy democracy. i ll speak live with a reformed january 6th insurrectionist who served time herself to react to biden s words. first, the supremes. joining me now is eric olsen, attorney for the petitioners in the colorado 14th amendment case that will now be before the supreme court. eric olsen, thank you very much for joining us. thanks, abby, happy to be here. the court has now scheduled oral arguments to start on february 8th. that s about a month before colorado s primary and super
don t mind. i m not a feminist, okay. i believe in strong women. somebody said to me, would you rather be, would you rather be smart or pretty? and i said oh, easy, pretty. i can fake being smart. you have to be honest. it doesn t hurt to be good looking in this world, in the pr world, on tv. it doesn t hurt. in the pr world. that s donald trump s lawyer admitting that that s where he is in the pr world. now tonight s announcement comes as the current president warns that another trump term could destroy democracy. i ll speak live with the reformed january 6 insurrectionist who served time, herself, to react to biden s words. but first the supremes. joining me now is eric olson, an attorney for the petitioners in the colorado 14th amendment case that will now be before the supreme court. eric, thank you very much for joining us.
thank you. outfront now, norm eisen. former counsel to house democrats and ben ginsburg. good to see both of you tonight. ben, in his main filing, trump called secretary bellows quote a biased decision maker. saying she should have recused herself. how effective is that argument for him? well, the case is going to go to court so i m not sure it matters that much. the fact of the matter is we have an oddity in our american election system where we elect partisan office holders in elections to do nonpartisan things. so it is a natural argument that is bound to come and he has a point. he has a point. norm, what about the fact that the state law of maine said that she had to if people filed these petitions as the secretary of state, she has to look at them. was she just doing her job or did she as trump says in the filing, did she act beyond her authority? i do not think that she acted
and the poll, the washington post poll verifies that. while we wait to hear from the supreme court, norm, do you think there s any chance the supreme court would not take up these cases? well, you never know what the supreme court is going to do. you have both sides asking for review in the colorado 14th amendment case. and you also have the question of whether donald trump is immune or not. there is polling day to the contrary that says that once donald trump is convicted, if he is convicted, you see massive swings in the polls. i had an op-ed on this in the new york times last week. in some polls, you see a swing of as much as 14 points. the american people understand the difference between allegations and findings. i do not think that the findings that colorado or maine made