trump s conduct in on january 6, related to january 6 is fundamentally different to that of someone who just simply showed up to the capital engaged in violence and an obstructed the proceeding in that way, there are many pieces of evidence that they can use to tie donald trump s alleged conspiracy back to documents or to the effort to essentially delay the proceedings to obstruct them in process, all that sort of stuff. so i think there are many arguments let me made to leave those charges in, but it will require really changing the sort of evidence that they think about putting in front of the jury. so bottom line is basically a variant encouraging good day for donald trump. no question. donald trump benefits from this, from this ruling, even if it s just in the context of creating numerous issues for him to challenge the indictment, to challenge the charges before this case ever goes on in the process, delay any criminal we ll trials, which is what he s trying to do. r
2,012 and that decline could make a different on november 8th as republicans pickup opportunities in districts across the country. back with our panel, dan heninger, jason riley, kim strassel. is this move by hispanic voters real or is there an element of hype here? i think it is very real, the editorial page has been saying hispanics are swing voters. ronald reagan did well, george w. bush in his reelection bid in 2004 got 40% of the hispanic vote. they are up for grabs, to appeal for what they want and what they are thinking about and what their values are and we are seeing something that started under donald trump. president biden underperformed in 2,020 where hillary clinton had been among hispanic voters