flagged by biden bankers about the biden family. then, the national security impact, the chairman of the house intelligence committee mike turner, on the whether the alleged biden bribes have weakened america. plus, look over there not over here. as the walls close in on joe biden incorporated, the doj moves to tighten the screws on donald trump, serving the 45th president with more charges less than one month away from the first gop primary debate. new york post columnist miranda devine and constitutional attorney alan dershowitz on the melters of the case one day after hunterrer biden s plea deal falls apart in a delaware court. plus, the prime minister of italy defies her skeptics to lead a stable and growing italy. well, i think i ve been presented for all my electoral campaign as a monster that i m not. there s nothing i want to tell my, those who criticize me. i think it is the only a way i like to respond is with results. so we have, we are growing more than the ot
primary. i m michael smerconish in philadelphia. voting is underway now in south carolina unless all the polls are wrong, donald trump will score a big victory over nikki haley and move one step closer to securing the gop nomination. this despite facing four criminal indictments and personal financial peril on friday in new york state, judge finalized a $355 million judgment against trump and triggered a countdown for when trump must put up cash or post bond to cover that amount. plus the roughly 100 million in interest that he was ordered to pay. that s a huge sum no matter what trump s net worth might be. and it doesn t include the combined the 88 million that he owes e. jean carroll after twice losing civil trials to her. you would think the combination of potential jail and financial collapse for the republican candidate would build confidence among his democratic detractors. and independent never trumpers and instead the opposite is true the political question on the min
to speak to the manager. the liberal governor earning the nickname of california karen after snitching on a target employee. newsom was recalling a time when he personally witnessed a brazen theft in a store and overheard an employee blaming him for it. the woman says, oh, he is just walking out, he didn t pay for that. i said, why are you stopping them? she goes, oh, the governor. swear to god, true story appeared on my mom s grave. the governor lowered the threshold. there is no accountability. i said, that s just not true. she looks at me twice and then she freaks out, she calls everyone over, wants to take photos. no, i m not taking a photo. we are having a conversation, where is your manager? how are you blaming the governor? it was $380 later, and i was like, why am i spending threaded $80, everyone can walk the hell right out. dana: right, but newsom seems to be oblivious to the laws in his own state, namely proposition 47. that is the law that many say emboldened
politicsnation. tonight s lead, trump in or out. there is just hours left in 2023 and if this last week is an indicator, the looming presidential primary season will be dominated by without republican front runner donald trump can legally seek the office again. three years after he fanned an insurrection. this week that states of maine and california said yes he could. the state of maine said no he couldn t. but there are just three out of more than a dozen states weighing the issue. and trump head and especially venomous message for one michigan lawmaker who get to criticize his increasingly nasty campaign language over the christmas holiday, dragging her late husband into the war of words. that lawmaker, congresswoman debbie dingell joins me shortly with her reaction to that and to trump s enduring impact on her state ahead of 2024. and 2024 contender nikki haley has had an entire week to demonstrate that she knows the root cause of the civil war. the enslavement of
the republican field getting bigger and angrier. matt is live with the highlights. three additional candidates are announcing their bid for the white house this week including former vice president mike pence who is taking on his old boss. it was fireworks at the view as republican candidate tim scott took on sunny over previous comments made about him. understanding systemic racism african-americans face in the country and other minorities. he doesn t get it. i feel like that s an oxy moron. scott fired back explaining how conditions improved in the united states. siting a black president, a black vice president, and dropping numbers. you said you didn t believe in systemic racism. one thing i think about are because of the comments made on the show the only way for a young african-american kid is to be the exception and not the rule. that s a dangerous and offensive message to send to our young people. it will be a busy week. three presidential candidates are