share 4,000 generations what america has done for me, she can do for you. this can t be another presidential campaign. we don t have time for that. we need a president who persuades not just our friends and our base, we need a president the persuades. we have to do that with common sense. and conservative principles, but we have to have a compassion for people. we have to have a compassion for people who don t agree with us. we have to believe that our ideas are so strong and so powerful and so persuasive that we can actually take it to the highest points in the world and to be successful. but we also have to be able to take it all the way down to places that today are hopeless. and prove that who we are works for all americans. i am living proof that god and a good family in the united states of america can do all things if we believe. will you believe it with me? [cheers and applause] will you join the team of the greatest nation on god s green earth? [cheers and applause]
thank you so much for letting substance abuse your homes during these extraordinary times. we re grateful the beat with ari melber starts right now hi, ari. hi, nicolle thanks so much today we have a special report on what new york prosecutors might be eyeing on trump there s now report on that later tonight on the beat. the big legal development making waves right now is from a different legal jurisdiction from new york. it s how georgia prosecutors have been building a case against trump down there over what might be a lot more significant to a lot of people than financials in new york, which is effort to overturn the election when the foreperson spoke out, it was fascinating, an unusual development. it drew criticism from people who really care about the justice system, regardless of what she was saying critical of mr. trump, there were concerns about. that you may recall that wellin welling, right now it s not the same, but her colleagues if you will five more grand
does it. kayleigh: but it is specifically conservative women, if you have different data, let me know, but politico goes on and says, and the desantis political project, it s uncommonly evolved, they said that they cited 60, this was 60 or more sources, hundreds of interviews over the last few weeks, so this just casually emerges after hundreds of interviews over six weeks. this is a hit job, democrat women just don t get it. emily: it is misogynistic and absolutely appalling, i m glad that you called it sexist, because it absolutely is and where s the outrage from the feminist? where s the outrage from those numbness on the left. marie: i am outraged. harris: 1 out of 10000000. emily: because in reading this article, it s pushing her to take a more traditional role, contrast that with hillary clinton bike becoming secretary of state. so for some reason casey desantis is supposed to smile and look pretty and stand in the
bureaucracies in the state of florida. why is it someone always has to try to jam their agenda down our throats? our state is where woke goes to die. florida governor ron desantis he has made this culture clash, this attack on his view or his it ration of what we calls woke politics, but there s a lot of projection of become and forth it s not the first time books have been in the political crosshairs for sure. but let s get into what it means. not the buzzwords but what he s doing. this is our future i can fill in the cliches about knowledge is power, et cetera, but here s what it looks like. the new york times has important reporting about how the desantis administration is usesing power to not only view sensorship but also put political pressure for its version of history into textbooks, now and in the future the idea is to align what the desantis political project, a conservative group that is