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became it convicted felon and he did an interview with dr. phil, laura, and he said this part about what we were just talking about, what the congresswoman they re getting revenge on his political enemies. he said revenge takes time. i will say that in sometimes revenge can be justified. but as to be honest, you know, sometimes it can. i just this is recurring theme that we are now seeing. the political consequences of focusing exclusively on his own victimization. it may, may show up at the ballot box to come back to haunt him because he knows that this is something that he does by default. but that s not what voters are focused on constantly to be moan his plight when the reality but he is even with all of the right-wing ecosystem weighing in in the same way, we see a majority of voters that trusted the verdict, trusted the jury, thought that the system worked in this case. so that was with democrats largely silent on the matter as well. yeah. and biden himself weighed in on th
indicted, you know, less moderate voters will be inclined to vote for him. but you still have, regardless of the indictments, regardless of the legal cases, you still have a core of the republican party who s going to stick with him. he said it himself. i could shoot someone and not lose any support. in all the polling data, it seems that seems to be true. the question is does this make him stronger in the republican primaries than before, and does it make it even harder fer his republican primary opponents to hit him and easier for the republican base to rally around him. i m afraid it may, in fact, help the republican base rally around him and it s harder for the other republicans to break through in the primary. charlie, i trust guests more when they say i m not sure, i don t know, uncharted territory. that is the true because we don t have much to compare it
about that? well, i am a member of the weaponization committee, and our ranking member, tracy, is absolutely spectacular in holding jordan to account. and i ll do my piece of it also. the bottom line of this is jim jordan is using his position as chairman of an extraordinary powerful committee, two of them actually, to stop a legitimate law enforcement effort not only in georgia but also in new york. that is wrong. and it may, depending on how far he goes and how threatening he may be in his actions and in his demands for documents and subpoenas, he may very well wind up breaking a local law of intimidating a district attorney or the district attorney s staff. so we re going to make we
ran into some hurdles. 0ur north american correspondent peter bowes spoke to me earlier, and explained what has been happening and why it is rather unusual. this is an unusual situation. everyone expected this to be a relatively straightforward court appearance, where this deal between prosecutors and the defense would be, to use the judge s own words, rubber stamped in the court. and the judge said she wasn t able to do that. we expected hunter biden to, as you ve just explained, to plead guilty to two tax charges that he didn t pay on time, his taxes in 2017 and 2018, but also to admit this more serious gun charge, that he was in possession of a gun while using drugs. and it seems as if it is the combination of these two charges that thejudge is questioning, that it may, she questioned whether it would give him immunity from future liability if he were to face charges
now open really late. can we talk for a moment. what s wrong with tommy tuberville. that is the kindest question i can ask after the republican senator down this week refusing to define what nationalists as racists. back it may, tuberville was asked about efforts to remove what nationalists from the u.s. military. at the time, he said they