what s moved this needle with the media? absolutely. absolutely. there s no question. you look at the polling and right now donald trump is seven point ahead of joe biden and trending upward. joe biden is trending downward. another republican says the quiet part out loud, brazenly admitting that his party s anti-biden crusade is nothing more than a time wasting political stunt to help trump. jamie raskin joins me to respond. as governor, high school teacher and author. wait until you see some of the things he wrote in a little noticed 2011 book on the founding fathers and president obama. and later, a san francisco journalist goes under cover to give us a rare behind the scenes look inside the republican party s anti-trans agenda. we begin tonight with the return of the twice-impeached, criminally indicted former president in a new york criminal courtroom today. it was donald trump s first appearance in this case, though he did so virtually from florida since he pleaded n
6 billion in medicare reimbursements to states and $5 billion in medicare reimbursements to states and $5 billion to people who work unlike greene and matt gaetz. how is it to serve in a place where this is the dine am snik. the totally cavalier mad-cap environment among republicans. it s like they re all playing the fool on the titanic while they try to crash the ship. you know, they would really bring down the entire economy of the united states and plunge us into recession with 7 or 8 million jobs lost without batting an eye just to prove their point that they want to try to dismantle the social programs that millions of people across the country depend on. it s a scary situation to see how deranged it s gotten, but it s the price of allowing them
a 61% to 27% advantage. is there anything that changes that advantage. for instance if marco rubio were to be on the ticket, do you think there s any potential for changing that dine am snik. some potential, not much. vice presidential candidates don t usually give youio a big bump, maybe in that state. david said something with respect to president obama s support among ethnics and other democratic groups and it has everything to do with the fact that the republican party has gone so far to the right. we saw that in the election on women taking this to the 1950s and talking about contraception and on the issue of immigration, talking about the south deportation of 11 million people. i don t know a country in the world that has ever south deported 11 million people. when he said the dream act was a handout. that s out of the mainstream of what most people think. when he failed to stand up and say anything when cain talked
a 61% to 27% advantage. is there anything that changes that advantage. for instance if marco rubio were to be on the ticket, do you think there s any potential for changing that dine am snik. some potential, not much. vice presidential candidates don t usually give youio a big bump, maybe in that state. david said something with respect to president obama s support among ethnics and other democratic groups and it has everything to do with the fact that the republican party has gone so far to the right. we saw that in the election on women taking this to the 1950s and talking about contraception and on the issue of immigration, talking about the south deportation of 11 million people. i don t know a country in the world that has ever south deported 11 million people. when he said the dream act was a handout. that s out of the mainstream of what most people think. when he failed to stand up and