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>> yes it was clear that donald trump was shifting to the general election message. he spoketi for almost two hours. and donald trump's remarks can be erratic without a clear transition many he brought it up in true trump fashion he said only a genius could connect the dots. so there was a lot of fresh new soundbytes we got. most were criticisms of president biden and most were not substantive policy criticisms they were personal attacks. we were waiting to hear how you spoke about the state of the union address and we heard about that. take a quick listen to that. >> two nights to go we heard cooked joe's hate-filled rant of a state of the union address, didn't it bring us together. bring the country together. i will bring it doing. all you had to do was watch the horrible state of the union the worst president in history making the worst state of the union speech in history. >> so he made fub of his publicly known thing and then trump character ridesed biden's speech as angry and hate-filled. >> okay. we'll leave it there thank you jake, we'll see you again. and breaking news this in the israel-hamas war. president biden saying he is hopeful as cease-fire will be in gaza brokered soon as muslims are preparing for ramp damadan. >> ramadan. the talks is morph a cosmic question the beginning of ramadan has come and gone. tomorrow is the first full day and for all purposes this idea that would be a succeeding negotiation before ramadan starts that is out of the question with both parties pessimistic about getting a deal. neither side ruled this out entirely. we're starting to see hamas is meeting in dough has. andhas. and from what that was been reported the issues have not changed. hamas wants to see a permanent full cease-fire and israel withdrawing troops from the gaza strip and israelis saying that is not a possibility. benjamin netanyahu said this is delusional. for the aid negotiations, the biden administration he spoke about it with jonathan in an interview we have been talking about yesterday here is what the president told our colleague. >> he has a right to defend israel, a right to continue to pursue hamas but owe must, must, must pay more attention to the innocent lives lost. he is hurting in my view, he is hurting israel more than helping israel by making the contrary to israel stands for. and i think it is a big mistake. >> so it's strong words from the president a couple months ago seemed to be embracing benjamin netanyahu with giving him the carte blanche and the president is criticizing and taking action to provide for the palestinians. >> and the president is able to see what happened. thank you, matt. >> a former trump white house attorney spoke with me me and what he said about it and we're become in 60 seconds. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. he has lost almost half a billion dollars. so it's not like this is a smooth gliding ship. it's difficult legal mine field to run the table. he does have the benefit of time at least to the federal cases because he will be able to dismiss those if they are active once the election is over if he wins but only if he wins if he loses he is going to jail. >> joining us is christie greenburg. i'm glad to have you here. sadie to you here first. do you get the sense that jack smith and prosecutors are concerned this is a race against time if they are to hold trump aaccountable? >> i think so. we have eseen the surprising amount of luck and the success of strum and his legal time delaying his legal cases. we have the judge in florida who has yet to set a trial date. she is strongly suggested she will delay that and washington dc case and that setback for a few months. trump has been successful in delaying his cases but, of course, there is the likelihood that the cases go before the election that might be an albatross around his neck as the final weeks of the campaign close in. >> and ty cobb do you see a scenario where trump goes to jail if he loses in november? >> yep. if he loses and he is convicted in really either of the federal cases as well as the state cases, each of those are charges that carry jail time. if he is convicted in those cases, yes, he could see prison time. >> sadie, can you gauge the sense of whether the team suspected the delays the trials coming as a result of the supreme court scheduled immunity appeal or is the frustration more broadly speaks especially because smith asked the court to take it up in december? >> there's more surprise on jack smith's team they knew and expected trump's would be to delay. but they thought i think that the supreme court would move faster to answer the critical questions. and so they are down to the wire. and they are trying to move these proceedings ahead. in both of the cases they are against obstacles out of their control particularly in sfla where we have a judge that seems to be taking a very meticulous approach to these proceedings. >> you wrote about the legal maneuvering from the judge's court. is trump pushing for an august date because he thinks he might get more favorable treatment than in the dc election case? >> it's not clear to me why there's just smith's team suggested a july trial date and trump's team said as soon as they can do it is august. except for the fact 23459 they have been in court that they would like to see this postponed until after the election. ideally they would have it come after november. and i think that it's an open question of how the judge will weigh those factors. >> trump is claiming immunity in the classified documents. and jack smith used words frivolous, wrong, groundless and regardless, can the supreme court ruling on immunity in the dc case apply to the classified docs case as well. >>? it could depending how the supreme court rules if they ruled across the board you were a president and any acts that you took as the president, you are subject to criminal prosecution that would apply to the mar-a-lago case. in the mar-a-lago case the reason it's frivolous is all of the charges are for acts he took after he was president. again, would the law be binding from the supreme court? of course but is it applicable where these are acts that occurred after he was president. no. that is why jack smith is saying these aargue. s designed to delay the trial. >> the stormy danielles hush money case, will the consequences be a slap on the wrist for trump? >> i don't think so. you have to remember this same conduct was charged federally by the southern district of new york. and michael cohen was charged and convicted with exiting federal election fraud. and he served three years in prison for that. here are the charges are that donald trump falsified business records but in order to conceal or commit that same federal election law violation as well as violating other laws, l. again he could face prison time. somebody has. these are serious charges and should not be underestimated. >> yesterday, ty cobb was not impressed with trump in the new york civil cases. will trump keep his attorney on the team? >> if the civil cases where she is on all of the briefings for appeal he added another lawyer an appellate lawyer the same lawyer who argued in the dc immunity appeal. and so he has added lawyers but as of now, alina has not been removed. is cobb correct we should be less impressed, absolutely. >> another one because march 25 is the same day that trump's $450 million judgment comes due. he posted $90 to appeal the carol verdict. where his funds are coming from out of concern that trump could be beholdened to whoever gave him this money? >> the scrutiny coming from where? ? terms of the courts the court in the federal case the carol case, the judge is not looking at the source of the funds it's can you put up the money. they are not looking at the source behind the funds. carol's lawyers have until monday to died whether they want to challenge that. from their purposes they want to know the money is there i don't know that they are going to on. as to the state case, the new york ag it's not clear they will be looking into the source of funding as well. they are looking for the money to be posted. but it is a question for the american people whether or not he is indebted to someone in terms of his potential anyone's potential influence on him as president. it's something that should come up in terms of the campaign but i don't know that the courts will examine. >> thank you for clearing that up. before the supreme court hears trump's immunity appeal it will hear arguments on obstruction. the you can outcome could affect the charges against trump. are federal prosecutors concerned about that? 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>> well, this is born out of necessity. what we couldn't want to see happen is a famine occur in gaza and see palestinians die. it will be difficult? absolutely. but the military can do this. they have the floating pier and build a causeway and the israelis will provide security. there are groups that are assisting and u.s. government boots on the ground. there are challenges there's protection concerns for sure. but the question is did we want to see the palestinians starve to death and the answer is no. >> and you are saying this is out of necessity. when you have officials criticizing the plan they say sending aid by sea and air it falls short of the meeting the needs. people in gaza delivering aid by truck is the most efficient. should the u.s. be doing more to pressure israel to open border crossings or create corridors inside of gaza? >> you are right. and the u.s. is doing at that time. and what would be most helpful would be a cease-fire agreement. the talks going on in paris or in qatar. bill burns is blocking the see fire proposal. in one says it's out of desperation by the biden administration that there is no solution to anything that is going to happen on a temporary basis. but the israelis do have to do more. it will be a combination. if hamas agreed to the cease-fire of six weeks that would be useful as well. >> for sure. let's pivot because it was announced that donald trump is likely to receive intelligence briefings after he secures the republican presidential nomination despite facing federal charges after he left office. the briefings as you know, they are not as detailed as those that are given to presidents or certainly the president himself. but they don't include classified information. what your response to this? should trump get the briefings? >> well there are a couple of things. tradition since the 1950s the briefings are offered by the community or they are requested by the candidate. and the political reality. if the biden administration refused to do this it would feed into the narrative about there being a deep state. moving forward with this, unclassified country briefs ask the right way to do this and alex, there is one point. we don't know if trump wants these. a disdain for the intelligence communities he might not want this. i do have to think about my colleagues in the community i would not want to be the briefers. >> let me ask you about what happened on friday. trump hosted hungarian prime minister at mar-a-lago or whose rule has been marked by under mining democracy was praised bigtime by donald trump as a great non-controversial leader. people concerned about trump would govern are worried he would ban autocratic leadership style. can you see that happening? does it concern you? >> there are a couple things. this is embarrassing for the united states. victor is a pariah in europe. he cracked down ot the press and democracy. and lgbtq rights on and on. he is not liked by the rest of nato. there is an element of this is embarrassing that trump is hosting. but there is another point and this is who trump wants to be. he is telling the american people and does this often this is the leader that he wants to emulate. this is the system he wants to put in place in the united states for me that is the most disturbing part and we've talked about listen to what trump says and in terms of what he is going to do. >> point well taken as always. thank you, my friend. >> in 2020 it was the elephant in the room. this time around the elephant is talking about it in a new tv ad. . >> hey neig looking fancy. fancy? nah. we wayfair'd it and saved a ton. wayfair does it again. it's beautiful i didn't know you wayfair'd. oh girl we wayfair, tile, faucet... the works. guess the wayfair word is out! ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ anthony: this making you uncomfortable? 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how much is this an issue of importance to them? and how much can the president leverage the gop and donald trump to torpedos the bill? >> that is the fit. is at that time the democrats need to take hold of the narrative and talk about the ways there was a bipartisan deal in the senate. there was months of effort that went into putting that together and all donald trump had to do with pick up the phone and threaten the them members to do his bidding because he did not want joe biden to look good. whether or not he looks good and whether or not joe biden looks bad. i think that the president did a wonderful job during the state of the union laying that out he needs to hammer that point in. we don't have the deal because of republicans and donald trump. >> the politics many immigration impacts communities on the southern border following the busing of hundreds of thousands of immigrants to across the u.s. democrats and the president may be winning the moral argument on this issue but what is your sense of who is winning the political argument right now? >> there is the crisis more than anything is felt for migrant communities. we can build an immigration system that works both for migrants to fill our labor needs and protects american and foreign born workers. it has become a political issue versus an issue of protecting the rights after sigh lump seekers andmy yabts and border communities. until it stops basketball a political football and something that both parties want to solve, the crisis for be more than anything are for the poor migrants that are seeking a better life and finding a system that is broken by design. this is by design. we have the tools to fix this but we saw that there is no interest in actually solving this issue. >> how important an issue is immigration for the border and the border for young voters? do you feel that president biden is more compassionate messaging is reaching them? or is trump's rhetoric drowning him out? >> i think that we need compassion. and i think that is where joe biden thoughs his strength. if we wanted to do something around the border instead of persecuting the people, how about we go after the corporations that hire people under the books and abuse them? we don't do that at all. we don't go after the people employing uncoupled people because they have no rights. i think we have a clear way that we can have a plan moving forward but we need republicans to come to the table. >> let's pivot i will play for you a campaign ad that president biden addresses head on voters concern his age. >> getting key endorsements from asians black and latino pacs with a commit to help him win in november. the biden campaign targeting young voters taking issue of his age in stride. >> look, i'm not a young guy. that is no yvette. >> what is your sense of biden poking fun at his age and going on tiktok is that going to persuade younger voters? >> i organize with younger voters they are critical for democrats to win. and you know, why i think biden did in the speech he addressed the age issue head on. he is right. and people ask me, joe biden was not the candidate of young voters in 2020. it was the older white guys. there's less about age and more about policy. when you look at donald trump he is no spring chicken himself and for young people it wouldn't matter if he was 50 years younger. and so i think as lock as biden keeps showing where he made advancements on progressive policies on climate, student doet and more he will win them over. >> to that point president biden holds a lead with voters under 30. but only three in 10 say he is doing a good job. will their votes be anti-trump than pro biden? do you think the president with recover from eroding political support? >> those are all good questions. as we get closer to november. the stark cons traft is going to be clearer. people should be speaking out about the humanitarian crisis they are seeing it unfold everyday on social media and you can cannot avert i eyes from the crisis. and the party that trump spread across this country. a patchwork of protection for people and voter suppression and targeting of lgbtq people particularly trans youth. we are looking at banning of ivf and birth control. i think as people get closer to november the picture will be clear that we can't fight for democracy if we lose it in the united states. >> last question christina, next gen pledged with delivering the youth vote and there are challenges to matching the turnout owe got in 2020. what are you doing to expiet young voters to show up. ? >> we will be in every battleground state and we are reaching young people by the hundreds of thousands and come this election by the millions organizings on college campuses and online to make sure they understand how important their vote is. for a lot of folks going back to the question of gaza folks are angry about the administration's position. and that position started to shift. when we look at the state of the union speech he centered an economic justice plan that centered labor unions that is because young people have organized and pushed the democratic party they need to keep pushing the party to move in the right direction. ultimately the administration has done a lot to deliver on progressive policy it's important to highlight that. and without young people there is no way biden and harris take that. >> okay. thank you both, good to see you both. the remarkable development in court for the veteran who brought the zip tie handcuffs and what it could mean for january 6 cases next. occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. ava: i was just feeling sick. and it was the worst day. mom was crying. i was sad. colton: i was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. brett: once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears, sickness in your stomach, just don't want to get up out of bed. joe: there's always that saying, well, you've got to look on the bright side of things. tell me what the bright side of childhood cancer is. lakesha: it's a long road. it's hard. but saint jude has gotten us through it. narrator: saint jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. thanks to generous donors like you, families never receive a bill from saint jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food, so they can focus on helping their child live. ashley: without all of those donations, saint jude would not be able to do all of the exceptional work that they do. narrator: for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life-saving research and treatment these kids need. tiffany: no matter if it's a big business or just the grandmother that donates once a month, they are changing people's lives. and that's a big deal. narrator: join with your debit or credit card right now, and we'll send you this saint jude t-shirt that you can proudly wear to show your support. nicole: our family is forever grateful for donations big and small because it's completely changed our lives and it's given us a second chance. elizabeth stewart: saint jude's not going to stop until every single kid gets that chance to walk out of the doors of this hospital cancer-free. narrator: please, don't wait. call, go online, or scan the qr code below right now. 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>> i do, alex. and this relates to the pushing off of the supreme court hearing of presidential immunity issue for donald trump and the delays of the trials. liz cheney said this but the more you delay this you delay the american public hearing the evidence how donald trump tried to overturn the 2020 election not just on january 6 but the months leading up to it and the committee got that evidence out there. that was a couple of years ago. it was on the newstalk being trump's efforts and the evidence the evidence we were sharing but people forget things. we had covid, the economy gas prices and there are other things going on. the president is concerned that the american people will move on and will forget what donald trump did and he wants to make sure they don't. >> trump's trial appears to be stalled as the supreme court is weighing this immunity case. do you think donald trump will be held responsible for what happened january 6 in. >> i hope so and have to believe so. he has four criminal indictments. two of them had to do with the election interference case. we need in order for justice and accountability to stand in our democracy we need to see that accountability. donald trump is not immune from that because he was president. the justices and the supreme court will hear that but i hope for the sake of our democracy that we are able to get accountability for donald trump and his actions he took to try to defer democracy. >> there's been accountability an appeals court recently tossed out a portion of a january 6 defendant's sentence it could affect 100 similar cases. as a former member of the committee how concerning this is to you? >> it's concerning, but i want to remind folks that the facts in the underlying grievance that the 100 individuals given this enhanced sentence were not struck down by the court. the court found them guilty of for obstruction of justice. those stand. it was a wonkk rule being what the definition of what it meant. if that counted. it was a wonky but the facts of the matter stand that these individuals were found guilty for obstruction of justice. the justice department now 750 criminal indictments for that. so we still are getting accountability. i think the bigger danger is what another case the supreme court is going to hear in april for obstruction of justice. a lot of the individuals around 300 of them that stormed the capitol were charged with obstruction of justice. donald trump has two counts of obstruction of justice that jack mitt brought against him. bead federal courts support the idea that what donald trump was obstructing an official proceeding. we will hear from them but we can have political implications as well. >> the fbi is pursuing those participating in january 6 i was reading about a woman in los angeles arrested to are her actions. it is an ongoing process. good to see you. in our next hour reaction to two numbers in the poll and how important they are now at the general election is unofficially under way. th new pp power max hold & comfort. it has superior hold plus keeps us comfy all day with it's pressure absording layer. time for a bite! if your mouth could talk it would ask for... poligrip. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. . >> we are fog the breaking news out of haiti where the military supported additional troops to the embassy. it comes amid a surge in violence by gangs calling for the resignation of the prime minister. and we are tracking the developments from miami for us. for people who are not following what is happening in haiti can you get us up to speed what happened over the past week? >> a quick summary because this is years of political violence coming could to i a boiling point. haiti was under emergency this has been extended for a month until april 3. after gangs attacking the capitol. thousands of prisoners charged with violent crimes now the u.n. says 5.5 million people half of the country's population are in need of humanitarian aid. the prime minister fled to u.s. soil as people are calling for his resignation and the latest reporting the u.s. conducted a military operation to evacuate non-military personnel from the embassy in haiti which remains hope. >> u.s. officials have taken that in response to the violence and is it all officials? the non-essential at the embassy? all we knee it's non-essential personnel. in terms of the u.s. and the relations between haiti they are walking a fine line in demonstrations we've seen that have a haitian population including miami they have been asking the u.s.