the criminal accountability that governs his fellow citizens. let but those legal losses have not corrupt his legal team s efforts to escape, or at least postpone his prosecutions, at a hearing on friday his lawyers went as far as to argue that a trial in the fulton county georgia case this year would constitute election interference. can you imagine the notion of for president, not being able to campaign for the presidency because he is, in some form or fashion, incapable of defending himself? that would be the most effective election interference in the history of the united states . we re gonna let the fulton county judge make the argument on that. but those are reminders that there are still a number of complex issues to resolve as america, for the first-time, consider the prosecution of a former president who is also running to return to the white house. it has been looming large over the republican presidential primary since the very beginning, and these recent rul
security footage. meanwhile the property manager de oliveira has pleaded not guilty. he is accused of lying to the fbi about whether he saw boxes with classified documents being moved around the resort. while trump s legal troubles are front and center, the first republican presidential debate of the 2024 race will take place without him later on today. won t be the same. these two candidates will be at center stage, ron desantis who has trailed trump in the polls and also businessman vivek ramaswamy. eight republicans met the party s fund raising and polling criteria to qualiffor the first debate. david chalian previews who made the cut. rorter: you have ron desant and vivek ramaswamy in the center of the pack. and on either side of them, mike pence and nikki haley and then chris christie and tim scott and at the end, asa hutchinson and
biden s actions as vice president. the question is what will happen if the justice department does not provide the records, comer indicating to me moments ago he has not made a decision whether to subpoena for those records but they plan to call for that u.s. attorney to come testify before the house dme. the u.s. attorney appointed by donald trump and joe biden kept him in office. i saw speaker mccarthy department address for that of the your question. it s emblematic of how president biden has dealt with the controversy around hunter biden. rorter: we have seen hunter biden at the president s side at public events repeatedly, most notably perhaps in april when hunter biden joined the president on the trip to ireland, a near constant pres
play it, certainly not his autistic son, jude. or so he thought. isaiah then got jude a larger keyboard to see what more he could do, and, boy, could he do. the kid never had a lesson. no one taught him any of this. how do you explain that you re as good as you are? it s a miracle. rorter: you thinks miracle? that s what i prefer. reporter: bill magnusson prefers that, too. is he special? he s beyond special. he s mozart level. it s coming from somewhere beyond. reporter: bill is a piano tuner. he saw a local news story about jude, hirmd play, learned how his parents immigrated from ghana, how they re raising four children and sending money back to ghana. what resources are left over to help this special little soul?
occurs. pect ihame inh is on central park. reporter: reports of anti-semitic incidents are at an all-time high. we are facing an rorter: pats is the c.e.o. of life after hate, a nonprofit founded in 2011 that works with people who want to leave extremist groups. we have exit specialists. we have individuals that themselves have been reformers that work with those looking to exit a life of extremist. reporter: 42-year-old brad galloway got help from life after hate after spending 13 years in white supremacist gangs. how do you convince people that someone could be a reformed white supremacist? it s important that we understand in society that anybody can change. reporter: why do you think the problem is getting worse, and what does that say about our future? i think many people were extremists but they kept it