Tonight on 360, new and dangerous language from the once and possible future president of the United States. Also tonight, new details on a fatal car crash involving the thengirlfriend, nowwife of new jersey senator bob menendez. And a live report from elle reef about how some students and parents are bushing back against the book bans in that state. We begin tonight keeping him honest, by taking a step back, a step back from what seems like a flood of words lately that the former president has said, followed by a flood of stories about those words and subsequent outrage that one side or another has about those stories. Before the whole cycle repeats itself and the latest outrage is forgotten because its old news by then. His former strategist steve bannon had a phrase for this. He called it flooding the zone with excrement, though he used a different word for excrement. It never gave anyone time to stop, take a breath and take stock of what just happened or what someone just said, so
Trial, and stunning arguments before the Supreme Court as trump continues his quest for total immunity regardless of his actions. Legal analyst Anthony Coley and Renaldo Mariotti join me live to discuss the significance. Chaos on campus as pro palestinian protest spread to colleges across the country. We will take a closer look at what is fueling them and what happens when politicians like House Speaker mike johnson enter the divide. Ended his nerd prominent. Colin just and President Biden are set to deliver punchlines at tonights white house Correspondents Dinner. Obamas former Speech Writer explained what it is like to write those jokes and which ones will work best. This is the Saturday Show. Im all dolled up in my brandnew tuxedo for tonights white house Correspondents Dinner, where donald trump will no doubt be roasted for his legal troubles. But as much as we joke about his courtroom based campaign, trumps threat to democracy remains very real. And this week we saw evidence of th
As trump continues his quest for total immunity regardless of his actions. Legal analysts join me live to discuss the significance. Chaos oncampus as per palestinian protests spread to colleges across the country, well take a closer look at whats fueling them, and what happens when politicians, like House Speaker mike johnson, enter the divide. And punchlines set for tonights White House Correspondent dinner. More on what its like to write those jokes and which ones work best. Im Jonathan Capehart in a tux, and this is the saturday show. I am all dolled up in my brandnew tuxedo for tonights White House Correspondents dinner, where donald trump will no doubt be roasted for his legal troubles. But, as we joke about his courtroom based campaign, trumps threat to democracy remains very real. And this week we saw evidence of that in none other than the Supreme Court. Trumps Immunity Hearing before the nine justices is raising alarm bells in legal and political circles. Not only does it show
Closed captioning brought to you by mesobook. Com her firm only represents mesothelial most victims and their families. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma call us now good evening. Im laura coates alongside Abby Phillip Our Panel Here In Washington For A Special Edition of laura coates live. If what a day in trump world . Theres court today hearing arguments on trumps claims of absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for anything related to his presidency. Several justices, even seeming open to some level of immunity, while others so much im trying to understand what the dish incentive is from turning the oval office into the seat of Criminal Activity in this country this case could go back to the lower courts, which would severely delay the start of trumps federal Election Subversion trial that could ultimately mean that trumps Hush Money Trial in manhattan may very well be the only criminal trial to actually take place before the election. And on day seven
hello and welcome to political thinking, a conversation with rather than an interrogation of someone who s shaped our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. now, you might think that the job of the equality and human rights commission was simply to police and implement the law, to ensure equality. but in this era of so called culture wars, debate about equality is, it seems, dividing even the commission itself. my guest this week is the chair of the equality and human rights commission, baroness kishwer falkner. she faced allegations that she had bullied her staff. allies of her insisted that she was the victim of a witch hunt from people who thought she thought the wrong things about the toxic debate about trans women and their place in society. an investigation into that bullying has recently been dropped. baroness falkner was appointed by the conservatives, but she is a former liberal democrat peer. she s also talked of herself being a first generation migran