that s this complicated. that s that s clear. there s you know, everyone s seen that. we also do have the fact that the 11th circuit, a conservative circuit she is in reversed her not once but twice. andhose were conservative judges who just thought she was absolutely bonkers in terms of her rulings. that was nbc news legal analyst and former federal prosecutor andrew weissmann yesterday weighing in on donald trump s classified documents case. those comments come as another questionable hearing was happening in judge aileen cannon s courtroom. also ahead what we re learning about president biden s debate strategy for dealing with two different versions of donald trump. plus, a long legal battle between the united states and wikileaks founder julian assange peers to be coming to an end. we ll go through the plea deal that was announced overnight. good morning and welcome to way too early on this tuesday, june 25th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day
will be speaking to reporters in about a half-hour. we will have live coverage and more of your calls. first i want to share this headline from the wall street journal. theheadline ahead of caucus, iowans are split on who could be trump. joining us on the phone on the iowa, can thomas. he was covering the biden campaign. factor is the undecided voter going into tomorrow s caucuses? good to be with you. it is a a factor. goers tend to decide very late in the process and there s a lot of uncertainty in this race right now. sanderspolls showing with an upwards trajectory. there are three or four other candidates vying for perhaps second-place or a strong showing and i think a lot of voters are just trying to sort out who they should support and ultimately who they think is best equipped to beat president trump. when you talk to voters, that is what comes up time and time again. they are really pragmatic. they are just trying to figure out who they think is going to fare best i
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