after president biden was sworn in as president, we are still learning new ways donald trump and his allies tried to hold on to power. the attempt to overturn the 2020 election has deep roots in to preserve our democracy, we must have a full understanding of the threats we face. just this week, we learned of another poll call of trump, urging election officials to reject the will of the american people. the detroit news made revealed the call may days after the election. in the, called the news outlet reports trump pressured to republican canvassers in michigan not to certify the 2020 presidential election. and we see news has not heard or verify the audio recordings. another took note, president biden, won michigan by nearly 150,000 votes in the fair and free election. but for donald trump, accepting defeat, not an option. instead, he discouraged supporters to show up to the capitol on january 6th. you know what happened next. the deadly insurrection. donald trump s all ha
Publisher david pecker in a half hour. We wait to see if the former president talks to reporters on his way in as weve seen him do before. Im dana perino. Bill is off today. Good morning, shannon. Shannon its great to see you, dana. Im Shannon Bream and this is americas newsroom. The new york trial present venalityed former President Trump from attending hearings at the Supreme Court yesterday. It was busy. Justices heard three hours of arguments whether former president s can be criminally liable for acts taken in office. The conservative majority dana some level of protection and seemed in favor of sending the case back to a lower court. Listen to kerri here. What was a remarkable statement made by the Department Of Justice lawyer yesterday was that prosecutors dont prosecute for political reasons. I thought how can you possibly say that with a straight face with what were watching . The law fare weve seen unleashed against President Trump this year we dont have to President Trump wa
street journal. what do you make of this on its face? i would say the electorate is up for grabs in terms of looking at young people and do we want another choice? let s face it, we don t always get hamilton or jefferson. whether they talk about president or your local city counsel. you look at the two likely candidates right now, they both have very high unfavorables, you look at the inroads that kennedy and marian williamson have made. democrats may be looking for another view. trump with very high negatives as well. dana: we had the poll call for number two shows that people don t feel that great about a biden/trump rematch. 33% of respondents have a favorable view of trump. 32% biden. 31% neither of them. you factor that into this poll that bill mentioned, what is your name again, bill? that people are interested in a third party.
when it come to pollicypolicy. there is little subtans to thestance to the thing he said. i think people are venting through the polls. i will fell you a story, anderson. in 2012 i got a poll call. i was mad with mitt romney. mad with barack obama. i was mad with everybody. i told the pollster i was going to vote for roseanne barr who was for some reason on the florida ballot. venting through the polls. i think people are angry with dysfunction in washington. i think they re frustrated. i think they re worried about the state of the country. i think they re venting through these polls with donald trump. i ve don t think it is going to last. the man has no beef. jeffrey, what about that? later in the interview. you will see it tonight. we are, we are two hours tonight. because there is so much from the interview. i try to get him to talk about specifics. specifically about, veterans , use, specifically about the what we could do against isis and some of the criticisms of what he sai
there is plenty to talk about. joining us, cnn political commentator, paul begala. also, former reagan white house political director, jeffrey lord, currently contributing editor at american spectator and anna navaro supports jeb bush and good friend with marco rubio. you heard donald trump, not backing down. not easing off any of his positions. maybe his tone would change if he were elected president. he says. for now he is headed to the u.s./mexican border tomorrow and no doubt will get a ton of attention there. what do you make of what you heard tonight? you know it s striking me that he is sounding incredibly repetitive. once you take out the part about him being rich. about him being loved. about him getting great ovations. about him, him, him, him, him, there is very little meat there when it come to policy. there is little substance to the thing he said. i think people are venting through the polls. i will fell you a story, anderson. in 2012, i got a poll call. i was mad wit