they have of course some spin on that, but not a lot compared to what a lot of republicans want them to do. they ve spent about $10 million on legal fees and they have $70 million or so in the bank. so the former president s clearly using this account as a defense for him against these various investigations. are there rules against that or can they use that money at will? the pack rules are liberal in personal use. the former president s used it for all sorts of things. even melania has used it on designers. i want to remind you and the viewers that the pack is under investigation for its fund raising practices, but they have a large amount of money and a lot of it can be used for what are the former president wants to use it for. what have legal experts told you about why it may be concerning or why it might concern them that his pack would pay for legal fees of two of these witnesses? well, we don t know that s
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you to the next race? well, i mean certainly if you re not near the front of the pack, after iowa and new hampshire, that s probably near the end unless there is some south carolina miracle for you. but it s interesting. you mention the money issue. and trump land where i spend most of my time, they are, you know, kind of fascinated and to an extent laughing at this argument, the democrats are having about fund-raising practices. when the impeachment was announced, they ll raise $5 million in a single day. the trump campaign this time around has a very well organized structured campaign. they have volunteers they re currently training in all the states. they have field directors. they have a campaign team on the
a candidate to tell you exactly where they are before the filing deadline. is the warren campaign legitimately worried about their fundraising numbers? i think it s a little bit of both. we ve seen this with senator cory booker. the fact that they sent out that email that was a plea for help that they didn t have enough money and then suddenly they had raised enough to qualify for the debates after they had sent that out. now we see warren s team doing that. but it s coming at a time where she has had a slight decrease in the polls after sanders. and now she just had that sort of skirmish with pete buttigieg on the debate stage this month in l.a. talking about, you know, his strategies for fundraising with big donors and how it s a bad way to fundraise as a democrat, and she s been getting hit for the ways in which she had similar fundraising practices when she was running her senate campaign. so she s sort of facing a little bit of criticism over this issue of money that i wouldn t
about the impact of super fund sites and pollution, on particularly low-income and minority communities. so you may see the big grandeur of the bright lights and the stage, pete buttigieg 44 days out from the caucus continues to do smaller closed events from re connecting on a greater message outside of iowa. how is the campaign responding after all attacks he s endured this past week? reporter: exactly. this is a candidate hoop is really, for the most part, you could say taken the high road over the course of this campaign while trying to play the middle road. not only in the debate did you see him hit from the left from elizabeth warren questioning his fund-raising practices. also you saw senator amy klobuchar. kind of trying to take that middle lane as well. trying to be a pragmatic candidate. go after him over his senate experience. the last eight years been mayor
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