today donald trump also those are three. i have a new one. donald trump also became the first ever to be arrested and arraigned in federal court also on felony charges. 37 in all, and i want to put them on the screen. they include 31 counts of willful retention of national defense information, three of withholding or concealing documents in a federal investigation, plus false statements and conspiracy to obstruct justice. we re showing them because for all the spectacle this is what the day will be remembered for years from now. donald trump made the short trip today by motorcade from his miami golf resort to the federal courthouse downtown where small but vocal crowd greeted him. inside after being booked and electronically fingerprinted, president trump was arraigned asked his attorney pleaded him not guilty to all 37 charges. his codefendant, body man walt nauta, entered no plea. the former president then left the courthouse in a slow speed progression, not unlike wh
that this event, that these indictments plural and others in all likelihood to come work to his advantage so far in terms of who republican voters are. there was just some comment a couple moments ago about when iowa, the primary, the caucuses and primaries there and new hampshire occur, everybody i ve talked to, republicans, and i ve talked to more republicans today than i have democrats, see that this is working to trump s advantage electorally. but there are some subtle shifts. we heard chris sununu tonight on this earlier broadcast. and he makes great sense. but are fellow republicans going to go along and dump trump? we don t see much evidence of that. and the really horrible thing is what does the republican party stand for today? if this law and order party is willing to go along with a
election, most new registrants are under 30 and nearly all four and five are youth, women 4 in 5 are youth, women, african-american or latino. well, what the minority proportion of the electorate is could be the key to the election. whites were 74% in 2080. that number has come down in each of the last five presidential elections. if it keeps coming down, that s huge for obama because he s dominating african-americans and they have a high turnout propensity. latinos he s dominating but they show less interest in the race. young voters show less interest in the rate. with erlarly voting, romney s ahead by 15 points among people who say they re going to vote election day. how do the two things wash out? i do think it s clear that obama has an advantage electorally. i don t believe mitt romney has momentum anymore.