this was the most deeply deceitful, dishonorable, despikele campaign i have ever seen run for the courts. it was truly beneath contempt. he said the most deeply, horrible, that, that, that campaign i have ever seen. they zmr oh, my gosh. you can t run a nasty campaign he ran and be shocked when somebody responds he has to be shocked, because democrats in pre-trump, we d laugh, it s just to easy to beat them now, they ve learned to punch back and guys like this, who feel entitled to be able to
said this is a travesty governor glenn duncan beyond belief, he says, and as jeff was just saying, this has kind of stopped everyone in their tracks they can t really pursue. the robust indictment of trump in a political sense when they have to defend him against a legal indictment in new york, and that s going to basically set them back. perhaps a couple of months here, they don t have to defend him. they re choosing to their choosing to think is one of the most telling moments about where the republican party is, jeff said earlier. you know, nothing s changed each time. but this one thing that has changed is we re in an active presidential campaign right now, where he is a candidate for his third time to seek the white house. and so what? in a pre trump world if you just want to understand how much trump changed politics in the pre trump world candidate gets indicted for a crime that would be seen as an opening for their
thank you for being with us, mehdi. appreciate it. claire mccaskill, i was talking pre-trump. if somebody just said one of those things in the clips, republicans would have taken them off committees and said, you know what, we have no place for that bigotry here. it s 2014 or 2015. you can t do that. now, they re all saying the quiet part out loud. they re all talking about jewish international bankers. donald trump talking about human scum. promising death and destruction if he gets charged with a misdemeanor, and holding a baseball bat and an image next to a d.a. s head. what would have happened if, let s say, a county commissioner in kansas city had done that and sent pictures around with a baseball bat next to your head when you were prosecutor? well, probably all hell would have broken loose. i can t imagine anybody would be that insane to do that.
panic among others, that there will be bipartisan support to look for remedies to once again strengthen oversight and regulation but, look. the republican party has been consistent really only on one thing. most of the ideology has gone out the window in the year of trump, but the one consistent thing pre-trump, they answer to their wealthy donors and so i am skeptical of how much republican support we re going to get, but we need to try to get this done and in the house right now, we can t do it on our own tell us about your briefing with the treasury yesterday and what questions were being raised and how satisfied you were i think that treasury in the two briefings that i participated with treasury, fdic, initially were trying to maintain a strong face that they re in a much better situation now than in the 20, the last meltdown and that they
not just in state polls, not just in florida, but also in some national polls of the republican primary voters. and, this really is affecting donald trump. so, anything that he finds out on social media, that he can share that is negative or somewhat critical of what ron desantis, that is like cat never. him so, yes. donald trump is a big problem for the republican party. always. was now people are starting to realize a. when can i ask you, though, karlus if you were to do, that in the short term obeah disaster. would allow the republican party to return to a sense of normalcy pre-trump? i mean, long term picture, with maybe any benefit to that? that s a great question, alex. and that is what a lot of republicans have been waiting for. that moment where republicans wake up, rip off that band-aid, and say, we can t keep