we will take a closer look at how they can reshape the race for 2024 and what it takes to prepare for the ultimate wildcard that is donald trump. former biden aide megan hayes is here to walk us through the historic showdown. one heartbeat. donald trump says he has chosen his vice presidential running mate, and that person could be at thursday s debate. i will talk about the possible contenders going full maga right now with my sendoff panel. and the fight ain t over. two years after the supreme court repealed the right to choose an abortion, democrats are turning their attention to an obscure 150-year-old law that could be a backdoor to a national abortion ban. tina smith is here to talk about her effort to reveal the comstock act. i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. buckle up. this week could be a wild ride and a critical turning point in the race for the white house. on thursday in atlanta, president biden and donald trump will face off on the debate s
Agricultural product again. They are starting to go with the beef and all the different things, pork. Very big on pork if you look an see. They are starting very heavy to buy our ag again. They should want to make a deal. The question is do we want to make a deal. If usmca end of nafta. You know how i feel about nafta. Worst trade deal ever made. Although i also happen to think World Trade Organization was not one of the greats. Not one of the greats. That was the creation of china, which went like a rocket ship from the day they signed. It was terrible. But, we are going to find out. Thats going to be a very interesting question. With nannies and chuck and all of these people focusing on the witchhunt because they cant beat us at the ballot. They cant beat us at the
ballot. And they are not going to win the president ial. We are having great polls. We have internal polls, ohio, iowa, pennsylvania is looking good. North carolina. We just won two races that a lot of people thought we we
the subpoena, what if we told them we don t have anything here. at the end of may walt nauta was interviewed by prosecutors and repeatedly lies about the removal of boxes at mar-a-lago. they then visit mar-a-lago and find 38 declassified documents from trump s lawyer. two months later on august 5th, the gist it is department applies for a warrant to search mar-a-lago citing a probable cause that additional records of classified documents were still being stored there. a judge approves the application the same day. and three days later, the fbi searches mar-a-lago and seizes 102 classified documents, and then we fast forward to november 15th, 2022. donald trump announces that he s running for president again, and three days late e november 18th, attorney general merrick garland announces the appointment of special counsel jack smith. in if beginning of january of this year and continuing for the
katie, the biden administration is not commenting on this case. do we have any sense of what the white house is thinking on that front going forward, especially as we get closer to the election time? perhaps maybe if the investigation into the biden administration or specifically joe biden and his classified documents issue is resolved, would that change the dynamic in the white house and perhaps go into a different attack mode on it politically? i mean i think one of the reasons why you re seeing the justice department not comment is, one, it s absolutely not something they should do. it would be a violation of the justice department policy in so many ways. they re supposed to uphold the rule of law without fair or favor. they re not supposed to be seen as an arm of the law attacking the president. it s exactly why merrick garland created a special counsel in the first plate. he wanted to create separation. because he serves at the
jurisdiction she didn t have and a unanimous conservative 11th circuit panel, two of whose members were appointed by donald trump slapped her down and criticized her for interfeinter. she certainly has the obligation to take herself off the case. the code says if anyone can reasonly question your impartiality, you have no business judging this case. unless she does that, we may not get a speedy trial. let me ask you about the defense for a moment because bill barr says he thinks the charges are solid but he didn t want to wait to see what a defense looks like. it s been a couple of days since the indictment was unsealed. is there anything you cannen vision playing with the law, whether it s the national presidential records act or something that the president could possibly make as a legal challenge to this?