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criminal conviction? today, the campaign announced a $50 million ad. part of which will be used to highlight the simple fact that their opponent is now a felon. and if there goal is to break through a broad audience with that fact a week before the debate, the announcement is pretty good start. we are going to play in full in just a few minutes and talk to deputy campaign manager about the strategy behind it. but first, as we get closer to election day 2024, it is clear that a key piece of the trump strategy is to continue to stop the same lines they pushed in 2020. and you would think that after charges were brought against the former president at the federal level and against many of his accolades in five different states, they might try a different approach. maybe cut it all out but instead, four years later, the same dog is relying on the same old tricks. but this time, the language is actually getting darker. listen to how trump talk about the election over the wee ....
key piece of the trumpian republican strategy is to stoke the same lies they pushed in 2020. you would think that after charges were brought against a former president at the federal level and against many of his acolytes in five different states, that they might try a different approach. maybe cut it out. instead, four years later the same old dog is relying on the same old tricks. this time the language is getting darker. listen to how trump talked about the election over the weekend. the radical left democrats rigged the presidential election in 2020 and we will not allow them to rake the presidential election in 2024. listen, we don t need votes. we have more votes than anybody has ever had. we need to watch the vote. we need to guard the vote and stop the steal. don t worry about voting. just worry about guarding the vote. stopping the steal, his favorite phrase. is daughter-in-law/rnc cochair seemed to go even further. we are sending a loud and clear message ....
, the national constitution center hosted a discussion on how the bill of rights applies to today s debates on freedom of speech, the right to privacy and other issues. speakers include the constitution center, also, the american enterprise institute, and also the aspen institute. welcome to the greatest assembly of the defenders of freedom ever. we have peter goettler, arthur brooks, walter isaacson, neera tanden, and anthony romero of the aclu. a big round of applause. [applause] jeffrey: the national constitution center is indeed a convening space of the greatest thinkers on freedom and called its usual liberties. it is impossible to imagine more distinguished, engaged of a group than the one you have today. i will plunge in. we have on the side of the stage a beautiful document. there are many documents here at the national constitution center. i hope you are able to see the gallery as he came in the copy of the bill of rights and the declaration of independence. ....
cu cu culmination his his hard work. that is true. you don t advance your cause by claiming personal credit. let me give you another example of how a president s legacy can be totally different from what we think at the time. harry truman to be bipartisan here, take a democrat, went out of office with the lowest poll ratings in history till that time. 25-30 years later we had vietnam, watergate, and we looked back at truman and saw the real deal an authentic leader who got all of the big things right and the little things wrong. we forget the hawaiian sports shirts and stuff. that became endearing. harry truman once said i wonder how far moses had gotten if he stopped to take a poll in the middle of the desert. truman became a model of a divisive leader who took big decisions, who took responsibility, and by and large history has been much kinder to him than historians were at the time. in terms of obama, we said he wanted to be a transformitiative president but we wi ....
seats for the departure of the official party. next, a discussion on court cases involving religious liberty. and then a conversation with mike bezos. and a chance to see a ceremony to mark the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. on the next washington journal defends one technology editor patrick tucker will discuss cyber threats and u.s. technological vulnerabilities. the president and ceo of the national alliance for public charter schools from the alliance from education discuss rewriting the no child left behind law. and michael reagan talks about the greek debt crisis instability, and how the impact american investors. the selfie vote, how the political parties are in vine for the increasingly influential voting block. political advertising became heavily focused on ads. technology has changed so that now if you walk into a room, not just of 20 euros but of 60 euros, what are they looking at? their phones. for folks who want to reach the next generation, re ....