treated. and while earlier in the career, the first time i ran for office, i didn t live up to that. ten years later, when the opportunity came around, we thought to do just that. and quite frankly, over the course of my years in congress, and as governor and as vice president, i always try to reflect that. you know, i think our politics are more divided than ever before, in my lifetime. but i m not convinced the american people are as divided as our politics. you know, karen and i moved home to indiana, we bought five acres and a pond after we left the white house. and i could tell you, you know, one of the things i ve learned, dana, you get 15 miles out of washington, d.c., the people of this country actually get along pretty well. right? i mean, the american people show respect to one another, people here in iowa, people in indiana, people with whom we differ. we show civility and respect
to talk about in terms of the issues that were discussed beyond donald trump. mike pence clearly casting himself as perhaps the most conservative major party, i m sorry, major candidate in the republican race. but i m throwing it back to you. yeah, with me here in new york a cnn political commentator across the political spectrum, van jones, alyssa ferguson scott jennings, also cnn senior legal analyst former federal prosecutor elie honig. alyssa, to abby philip point, he went as far as he s willing to go on trump. he went further today than he has in the past when he announced. and tonight, but he wouldn t answer dana s questions about a pardon or a number of other things. right, pence had some strong moments tonight. he had a line where he said that was a direct shot at trump. he said i know the difference between a genius and a war criminal, taking him on for refusing to call putin a war criminal. he talked about a meeting with vladimir putin. i was there when he did, indirect
former home of a president of the red states. when i inform the department of justice that we had classified materials potentially in my home, they re at my home, the fbi was on my front doorstep the next day. but isn t the difference but we found out joe biden apparently alerted the department of justice 80 days later, they showed up at his office. that s not equal treatment. the question is an allegation of an investigation into obstruction, which you clearly did not do. if that is something that investigators see as possible, even enough to potentially indict the former president, do you think that should go forward? well, i would hope not. i really would, dana. i mean, there s several reasons for that. number one, i think it would be terribly divisive to the country. sir, i just want to clarify, what you re saying is that if they believe he committed a crime, they should not go forward with an indictment?
though only 40% of the democratic electorate is saying they want him to be the democratic nominee he will want to be the nominee. bill: answer dana s question now. dana: would biden still want to run against and win against desantis if that was the nominee? if desantis does a knock down drag-out primary a beats donald trump desantis would be impossible to beat in the presidency against anybody. dana: all right. bill: you ve been around. dana: thank you, mark. great to have you. wonderful to have you with us last night as well. thank you so much. we re watching two critical races in battleground arizona. the race for governor between katie hobbs and kari lake is too close to call and mark kelly holding a slim lead against blake masters. republican mike lawlor may be on the verge of pulling off an amazing upset victory in new york taking down one of the democrats biggest names in one of the bluest states.
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