Iran has little reason to run toward a new deal now, but prisoner agreement last week underscores that the Netanyahu government has little influence on Washington's Iran policy
Him, you know, a terrorist or violent insurrectionist, whatever name you want to use against trump, what you want to ensure is that he comes out of this weaker. not stronger. can i pick up on something you asked, we have the virtue of you, the you re a great asset here because you spent so much time observing donald trump, the thing that strikes me is, you know, we can be apapalled and what we heard last night was appalling but can we be surprised? the history of donald trump is he doesn t care about rules, he doesn t care about laws, he doesn t care about institutions, he thinks they re for suckers, he spent his whole life flouting them and everything he did during those five years sort of led to that moment. this wasn t sort of kind of an unusual occurrence, and he did these things in ways large and small. the man was impeached before all of this happened for shaking down the president of ukraine, who we now know very well.
January 6th ever be trusted with any position of authority in our great nation again. who is she posing that question to? who is she suggesting take action there? i think what she s doing is saying, there s no two trumps. in other words, so many people justified their votes and people who voted for him two times even, republicans who would support the agenda, there is no two trumps. there is no trump, i like his supreme court picks, trump, i like his policies on the economics, and crazy trump. right, this is trump. he is undermining our democracy, and they re basically just focused on that. and i think that s really important because then whatever happens with the party is whatever happens with the party, but what you want to do in terms of any deradicalization effort is make sure more people don t join violence. in other words, you want the leader to look like he s isolated. that s how violence grows is that the leader looks like he s a winner, and whether you call
Jail, but also are we is there a sort of deradicalization effort to them? are we trying to sort of minimize violence as an extension of politics, which is what trump essentially did. and in that sense, i thought last night was terrific because i think what they re trying to do is isolate trump as a loser, and a sore loser at that. he s isolated in his room, he s calling giuliani, he has all his people around him telling him this is wrong. and you re starting to see him, cheney opens up with the line, you know, things are starting to give, right? she sort of says people are coming forward, we have more and more people, there is going to be more hearings, and i think it is important to view the committee as addressing violence and the threat of violence that exists today and in the future. and trying to isolate it as well. i am so fascinated by what congresswoman liz cheney said at the end, the question she asked at the end and what she was trying to do with it. the question she aske
Tonight, former president trump and former vice president pence will both hold duelling events in arizona. they re supporting different republican candidates in the governor s race, and some say that this could move the divide in the party that already exists between trump loyalists and those trying to move away from his legacy even further. joining us now is arizona secretary of state, katie hobbs, a democratic candidate for the upcoming arizona governor s race. and i just wonder what you make of the fact that both trump and pence will be there, advocating for two very different candidates. well, the events that my two opponents are hosting with the former president and vice president is another example of the bitter primary where they re both trying to be the most