that s going to be amazing. trevor is great, he s got a great sense of humor. trevor is. great and actually, turning point, one of the installments is about wendy davis. remember back in texas when she did that filibuster that everyone remembers to protest an abortion law that was much less draconian than the one that texas has in place now we re gonna be talking to her tonight on the show. is that not symmetry the way it all comes together? so be doing that tonight and tomorrow we will watching trevor noah on your show have a great night alex. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot someone and i wouldn t lose any voters. remember that? that was donald trump s most biggest analysts about republican voters. most people thought it was outrageous when trump said it in early 2016. and now, it turns out trump can tell bold face laughable lies about the election, instigated deadly attack on the capitol stock, bigotry and hatred and, a new york times poll show
you every day, hurry. there ll be gone in a flash designer sales that up to 70% or so of gilt.com today today on inside politics, a convicted criminal who s only out for himself. that s how the biden campaign is labeling donald trump in a new ad as the current president, leans into attacking the former president for his 34 felony convictions. plus who wants to be a running mate. countless republicans they re buying to be on the ticket with donald trump, but only one contender was chosen as the favorite at a conservative conference this weekend. and the surgeon general is morning that the threat of social media to children is so dire. it needs a warning label just like cigarettes and alcohol. i m dan a bash. let s go behind the head leinz and inside politics first step, the biden campaign is erin think it s first ads targeting donald trump s new status as a convicted felon. it s part of a 50 $50,000,000 ad campaign this month that team biden hopes will remind voters why
president and his capacity to lead the country, and indictment might change that. criminal trials have a way of changing doubts. nevertheless, that s not an appropriate consideration for doj and we ve heard merrick garland say over and over, he indites his cases when they are ready. doj speaks in its pleadings and in the courtroom and not to the public and i think we will have to live with that, hopefully not with just this justice department but with others because we don t want doj playing an outsized political role in our elections. you are right and you are wise and to some americans, that s an unsatisfying answer, but i understand why you give it. you have always been consistent in doing that. i thank all three of you thank you for being with us and providing your analysis for us. joyce vance, paul butler and david rohde, we appreciate. it all right once again, debate night in american. florida val demings just faced her opponent for u.s. senate seat, the republican senator marc