welcome to the beat: weekend. let us get right into the headlines. i noticed some of you strongly vote against. they are cheering on that money but if any do not want that money in your district, let me know. the border patrol unit has endorsed the spell. the federal chamber of commerce you are saying, no. look at the facts. i know you know how to read. no, you do not want another $2 trillion tax cut ? i kind of thought that was your plan was. that is good to hear. now, my predecessor, a former republican president tells putin , quote, do what ever you want. it is outrageous. it is dangerous and it is unacceptable. that was the tone we heard from the president last night. i will walk through exactly why this matter so much. this was more than just a good speech, according to many. that would be today s current standards. it was obviously a strong speech by biden standards because he is a person who, let s remember, is a respectful traditional aspirate that is part of
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well, i i ll see you then. okay [laughter] go hide, rachel, go hide. i will. i m going to. thank you. donald trump has been consistently right about exactly one thing in his life. donald trump always knows, he always knows when he is gonna be indicted and arrested. and his latest, probably accurate prediction is any day now. at 12:39 pm today, in a mass email solicitation of money, to give donald trump money, quote, to save america during this darkest hour, and quote. donald trump s first words in that email were any day now. the first line of donald trump s email today, asking people for money, he said, any day now, the department of justice may indict and arrest me once again. you ve gotta get give him credit for never having been wrong about that. he got the timing wrong on the first bit of his indictment, but only by a week or so. former federal prosecutor andrew weissmann who has also been remarkably accurate in his predictions about timing for trump indictm
lawrence back phone information about some timing that i don t have? i just have public comments by andrew weissmann. that s all i go by. he is suggesting, that this week is a strong possibility well, i i ll see you then. okay [laughter] go hide, rachel, go hide. i will. i m going to. thank you. donald trump has been consistently right about exactly one thing in his life. donald trump always knows, he always knows when he is gonna be indicted and arrested. and his latest, probably accurate prediction is any day now. at 12:39 pm today, in a mass email solicitation of money, to give donald trump money, quote, to save america during this darkest hour, and quote. donald trump s first words in that email were any day now. the first line of donald trump s email today, asking people for money, he said, any day now, the department of justice may indict and arrest me once again. you ve gotta get give him credit for never having been wrong about that. he got the timing
if you do not get ukraine right china is watching. they make our people on this side have been obsessed with ukraine to the point of ignoring our border. i am not going to put ukraine, israel or anybody else ahead of america. senator lindsey graham who once was a champion of aid to ukraine is now refusing to vote in support for fear of angering donald trump. if at first you can impeach, try again. house republicans are taking another swing at impeaching the homeland secretary after their first attempt failed in embarrassing fashion. plus, in just about two hours polls are set to close in a special election that could give us some clues about how the november presidential election could go. good evening, i am charles coleman junior in for joy reid. we began with republican contortions to keep donald trump happy. any minute the house is expected to vote a second time on the republicans evidence for impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. now, becaus