big lead do it we have a lead of 50 and 60 points in some cases and some of these people are at 0 and you say why would you do a debate, it s not fair why would you let somebody at 0 or one or two or three popping you with questions. his ego will not permit him to have a big tv show that he is not on. come on donald get on the stage and defend your record. i m to be at the first debate, you can have millions and millions of people, turning into it, i pick it s great to be an environment where you asked tough questions. tomi: maybe this is why desantis is so decided for the debate, the washington post a long slog but desantis explaining he loves the media s hate. i think the good thing, the republican primary voters are very smart they know where the corporate outlet stand of the political spectrum. the extent that they become convinced that the media does not want me to be the nominee above all else, that will in the long run absolutely help me. tomi: , kellyanne you kn
jesse: kickbacks, sexting, bribery. meet the new wanda. the fbi caught catfishing americans trying to secure the border. are you the bud light genie? ya. i wish i was at the fight. jesse: bud light transitions back to a man. should we let them. plus . (screaming) jesse: this is a government of the people, by the people, for the people no longer. it s now a government by the corporations, of the corporations and by the corporations. that was president rutherford b.hayes. behind the gilded age was greed and corruption. tie kaopbz lining the pockets of politician gobbling upland acre by acre. bribing public officials has always been part of the business and occasionally the fbi catches wind of it. the arrests of one senator, congressmen and others. the law lickers were on tape accepting brides from agents posing as middle eastern businessmen trying to obtain political favors for a foreign arab sheik. i said we were willing to pay. okay. i m saying some day you,
des moines, iowa. this is the story this hour. former president trump just held a news conference in new york city. the closing arguments on the other side of this equation are still underway in this fraud trial. the former president saying again today that he s innocent. he s done nothing wrong. watch. so they have no case. it s a shame that a thing like this is able to happen. businesses leave new york. martha: hunter biden on the other coast of the country, we re waiting for his arrival in court in los angeles on tax charges. one day after causing chaos on capitol hill when he showed up unexpectedly at his contempt of congress hearing as if he was open to testifying and speaking at the hearing except when he didn t like the way things were going, he stormed out. matt whitaker is standing by here in iowa where he s born and raised in iowa. let s go to nate foy, our correspondent covering the trump trials and he s in new york city on the latest developments in that today
if you wanted to go to harvard or yale, you had to be at the top of your class. they demanded greatness from their students. if you wanted to walk the runway at fashion shows and have your face placerred on magazines and billboards, you had to be in tip top shape. stunning enough to make somebody stop in their track. if you wanted to run nasa, ibm or exxon you had to be the best in the business. they demanded greatness from their employees and that demand formed generations of excellence. the weak were weeded out. the strong were rewarded with money and status and a sense of fulfillment. our society doesn t have standards anymore. everybody gets a trophy. you re not allowed to judge anybody. nothing s taboo. the people we revered yesterday are despised today. weakness is rewarded and strength is punished. we traded excellence and achievement for diversity and inclusion. it s happening all across the country. in new york, the nypd s neutering the physical fitness test. they ar
thank you so much, senator murphy. good luck. thank you. that will do it for me. deadline: white house starts right now. \s \s hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. it s a horrific crime, even by the standards of a nation that has been become all too familiar with horrific crimes and gun violence. a nation that often bears witness to more than one mass shooting a day. five people were brutally murdered friday night in cleveland, texas by a gunman with an ar-15 rifle. the spark, if you will a complaint from a neighbor. here s how new york times reports, francisco oropesa was rattling off loud bangs that was keeping mr. garcia s baby awake. he asked his neighbor to stop. mr. ro oropesa said no, his yard, his rules t garcia warned he would call the police. after oropesa walked into his office, he emerged with an ar-15. he killed mr. garcia ace we ve who had called the police. the rampage continued inside the home, where he shot four other people, almost