Prime time with laura coats joins now. Happy monday to you im actually perhaps as stand as the judges there was not more advisement by council at the very least for that sentencing. If youre calling me a cynic that might be true. Nice to see you caitlin him also jealous that you guys are not best friends. Im so happy for you its wonderful. Dont worry when i hang with katie will obviously invite you to come with us. Can you invite simone biles with the same height. Thank you so much and good evening im laura code thank you for joining me and tonight despite a judge warning they will be slapped in handcuffs if he violates the police his rhetoric is even growing more and more by the day. In fact his railing against the judge and the prosecutors and his successor. Even some key witnesses even someone he knows quite well. Im talking about Vice President mike pence. Hes also telling some critics to go to just days after a certain night meant. This one over efforts to overturn the election so
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beyond those who have been so outspoken to push back on that. will we see other senators come out today and take a flake or corker-like position on that? we ll find out. but right now i doubt it. a standing ovation. i want to bring my panel in. robert costa, national political reporter for the washington post and bret stephens, an op-ed columnist for the new york times and megan murphy, the editor of bloomberg business week. brett, i want to start with you. one trump critic said the ice is beginning to crack. what we re seeing with bob corker, with jeff flake, you re going to see more republicans follow suit. do you think that s the case? follow suit in denouncing the president? yes. or in renouncing their political ambitions. fair point. this is the key thing. there s a law in economics, gresham s law, bad money drives out good. in a sense what we have is bad republican politicians driving out good ones who are just removing themselves literally
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Stands. trump has been running mega corporations is all life, and that s why i got on his team. he can fix the problems that the democrats have caused. everything we have, everything that we buy food, gas that is doubled in two years. it s ridiculous, i don t know out anybody could possibly do that, but i haven t said that, i talked to somebody wise argue truck detailed today and they why are prices so high, because you ve got somebody doesn t know how to run things. i never say anything bad about mr. biden, i just say maybe you should look it s interesting to think about the political aspect and the policy choices that you believe in with the business argument that you say that he has. laura, let me turn to you because i wonder if you think that biden is a strong enough candidate to beat trump or really any other revolving candidate? yes, i do think he is a