Welcome to the whole story. I m anderson cooper on the campaign trail, former president donald trump has touted his experience and treatments from his first term in office and has vowed to continue with what he started but if he s elected again but where does he actually stand on some of the key issues for voters in this election cnn s abby phillip takes us through what the trump white house did when it came to the economy and reproductive rights, as well as immigration, foreign policy, and the state of democracy. And she looks at what he and his allies have promised to continue or change if elected to another term in november nafta has been a disaster the united states, a complete and total disaster it was april 20, 173 months into donald trump s presidency and he wanted to withdraw the united states from nafta, the north american free trade agreement he would say repeatedly in the oval office to everyone who would listen, they re ripping us off. They take advantage of americans were
Potential way to make both sides winners that if, you in your country are really great At Making Cars and i, in my country, i am really great at making airplanes. Then it would make sense for me to make all the airplanes and you to make all the Cars Trump views nafta as a deal in which the United States is getting ripped off by mexico and ripped off by canada what would have been the consequences if trump hold the United States out of nafta this isnt, you know, one of the largest, if not the largest Trade Pact in the world . One of the things that i think people misread about Donald Trump so often has a lot of the times these big statements like that are negotiating tactics. If the Prime Minister of canada and the president of Mexico Fear that america will unilaterally pull out of nafta it makes them much more willing to come to the Negotiating Table his supporters will say he looking for leverage but, you know its a form of playing Russian Roulette with the worlds economic security wh
not tolerate an assault on our government. with donald trump off another ballot, his rivals rally behind him. this should be decided by the voters of the united states. it should not be decided by courts. pressure grows on the supreme court. how will the justices shape the 2024 race. plus, walk back. the cause of the civil war was basically how government was going to run. yes, of course, the first thing i should have said was slavery. nikki haley stumbles and her opponents pounce. this is not a candidate that is ready for prime time. but just weeks before voting begins, is there time to catch up? and breaking point. this is unacceptable. i m not seeing the light aft the end of the tunnel. with border crossings at a historic high, will washington finally act. inside politics, the best reporting from inside of the corridors of power, starts now. good morning and welcome to inside politics sunday. i m brianna keilar in for manu raju. is donald trump
which reportedly captured donald trump telling michigan officials not to certify the 2020 election results. we re going to dig into that explosive, new reporting. plus, as trump continues to double down on his anti-immigrant rhetoric, a recent poll shows republican voters say that his racist language makes them more likely to vote for him. also ahead, america s mayor is broke. rudy giuliani filed for bankruptcy just days after being ordered to pay $146 million in his defamation case. and regrets, he s had a few. what republican presidential candidate ron desantis is saying is the one thing he wishes he could change about the gop primary. here s a hint, it s not anything that he did. good morning. welcome to morning joe. i m jonathan lemire, along with the bbc s katty kay, in for joe, mika, and willie. with us, we have former white house director of communications to president obama, our friend, jennifer palmieri. also the co-host of the podcast, how to win 2024. y
the kind of terms, ambassador, that scare the hell out of people and make you wonder the sanctions and all this other punishment are only creating more of this reaction, a crazy reaction. neil, you re absolutely right. it s both stalin-esque and hitler-esque. this cleansing notion is, as you say, chilling. and it is chilling for the russians. the russians are also now already, since that speech, feeling this crackdown, feeling this oppression. and, neil, there are a lot of russians leaving are russia. in particular young, smart, educated, capable russians, they re leaving. they know the problem, they see what s coming. they ve seen it before. and when putin declares war on them, he says they are traitors, they are fifth column, they are opposing him, they got the message. they re leaving. neil: lull.. absolutely. ambassador, thank you very much.