so i know you ve probably heard the phrase history repeats itself. well, it s happening right now. i m talking about recent history and it s happening in broad daylight. we re going to talk about that throughout the show tonight with many of the people who would know best. former trump aide sarah matthews was at the white house january 6th, 2021. she saw political violence and the lead up to it up close. she saw how donald trump incited it, and we re seeing that again. very fully with efforts to do delegitimize elections which, you guessed it, is happening again also. on that note, i want to start tonight by diving into a story out of arizona. where last month, a meeting of the maricopa county board of supervisors erupted into total chaos. a group of people swarmed the meeting, shouting of the members of the board were illegitimate because of voter fraud. the cofounder of a pro trump group even commandeered a podium to announce, this is an act of insurrection. one county of
november. he saluted january 6th insurrectionist and said some undocumented immigrants are not people. the biden campaigns communications director, michael taylor, is standing by with his reaction to all of it. plus, fani willis gets to stay on the case in georgia but the drama heats up and trump appointed judge aileen cannon continues to slow things down in georgia. plus, it is election day in russia, which means it is the perfect time to talk about brand-new reporting on the former presidents affinity for dictators. jim shooter thanks man what he discovered on trumps private comments about some of the worst actors in the world. we were planning to start the show on all of the delays on the legal cases and there are a lot. we will spend time on that with legal experts in a little bit but then late yesterday afternoon, donald trump spoke at a rally in ohio and we decided we have to start here. we are going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the l
tuberville once again held up military nominations even after a conversation that he had yesterday with the defense secretary lloyd austin with did seem to go well. it was described as cordial. senator tuberville who complained of the show about a lack of contact from the white house and the pentagon has now spoken with the defense secretary twice i should know, but it hasn t changed his mind. there was no offer of a compromise. it s their way or the highway. senator tuberville is showing no sign as eludes to of letting up and says he plans to stick with it quote unquote. thanks for staying at. cnn prime time is laura coates starts right now. laura lot of news going. on i m surprised the senator isn t even going to entertain a conversation with somebody who is so high up like that. it s just stunning for me from last interview until now kaitlan that we are still here with this senator. isn t that crazy? yes, of course and their fear is that it s going to go on for month
cocaine addict. republicans hoping for so much more blamed the justice department. there continues to show a two-tier system in america. if you are the president s leading political opponent, the doj tries to literally put you in jail. if you are the president s son, you get a sweetheart deal. howard: and donald trump likened it to the a traffic ticket, but president biden who has often said his son has done nothing wrong was tight-lipped after announcement. [inaudible conversations] i m very proud of my son. howard: now, you can find similar cases where defendants drew hard hard harsher punishment, but this is no hunter biden has been an embarrassment, and this is hardly the end of the story. i m howard kurtz and this is mediabuzz. howard: ahead, my sit-down with chris christie and my interview with conservative firebrand marjorie taylor greene. the pundits immediately clashed over hunter biden plea deal coming just a week after donald trump was formally charge
divisive politics? thank you. it s a great question, the tone at the top matters. when i talked about how we could have been completely devastated in south carolina with the shooting of walter scott, how we could ve been completely devastated in south carolina with the murder of those nine amazing souls at mother emmanuel church. how we could ve been divided on so many other things. south carolina always held strong, and held together. it was because i knew i served and represented all of them, not just a select group, all of them. and that means, i did not think of any of the south carolina as good, or as bad, as right, were as wrong. i just knew i needed to overcommunicate, tell them everything i knew, and that s how i will be as a president. you will know more than you want to know. because i think it is important that you know everything. and then tell you about where we go. and move forward, more than that on my first day, you start by controlling what you can control