something for people to debate. he is going around to say it is privately. a number of his attorneys and senior adviser were talking to him about it. they told him that he would get satisfaction out of something like that. even if the january six committee allowed you to do that on live primetime tv, again, it is not at all a foregone conclusion that they would even allow something like that. even if they did, it would be a horrible idea. in their eyes, it will be a perjury. it is no way legally advisable. i don t think you ll be seeing some of that anytime soon. house speaker nancy pelosi challenge trump to testify during an interview on msnbc on sunday. let s take a look. i don t think that he is mannon of to show up. i don t think he will show up. he has to testify under oath.
settlement talks have to begin in earnest. i just do not think they can go to trial. not just him, it is, the kids, it is weisselberg who asked to cooperate. i think they will delay it. but country may look different when it comes to trial. this is not one he can skirt or bet on a change of administration. i have got to admit, it is wild to have you sitting there talking about the new york ags case. what you referred to as a potential sledgehammer. the bug is right under. you reminding us that on wednesday the 16 committee is going out and going to have another hearing. on top of that, there is a federal case, trump could face, for his handling of top secret documents this past week, you had him making news by claiming he declassified documents by simply thinking about it, of, course i want to get your take on that, specifically the challenge trump s claim then presents for his legal team in court. look, it is in coming from
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democrats thought a year ago they would be campaigning against at a roaring economy and herd immunity, instead they re facing runaway inflation, covid variants and a war in ukraine. the poll has been keeping some democrats up at night. losing to republicans by a huge margin with parents and latinos, and they re statistically tied among young voters. the economy is is a big reason for it, and it looks especially rocky this week, democrats say they ve got one chance to turn things around, and convince voters that it would be even worse if republicans were in charge, this the message here, mj, being that maybe you don t love the way things are going but do you really want trump, do you really want matt gaetz, do you really want marjorie taylor greene. is that going to work? first of all, we actually don t hear a lot of that from president biden. i obviously cover anything that he says out of the white house pretty closely.
biden s frustration. the democrats seem to be maybe move on from him, but, you know, on the 2024 will he run again? where do you think they stand on that? i think today he would like to run again, i think the people around him told us, alex burns and i, for this book, this will not pass, that he does plan to run for reelection in 2024. that s still a long ways away. we have not been in this moment in recent american history where an incumbent first term president was uncertain about whether or not to run for reelection. and part of it will be his health. part of this is fliekts. if biden puts off this decision, and he s hovering between 38 and 40% approval ratings, going into 23, and the clock is ticking in 23, and he hasn t said yay or nay, this party is going to be so restless because trump s in the wings. it s not clear our 80-year-old president is going to run again. this is an enormous story in the months to come. if it s trump