trump from being sandy has raised raised no more than $20 million since donald trump was convicted on those 34 felonies including $100 million reportedly from billionaire donor merrian evenson. but the white house are saying about all of that and will how much the trans- paris campaign by comparison, we might find out soon. high everybody, i m neil cavuto that will have you maybe some surprises in that building nine. over the uk jackie. good afternoon, neil. that biden campaign is not reading content s instead they re responding this way and also seeing them had a great stretching and fundraising of their own. have no doubt that the relation of an amount of money because his base we know is going to stick with him threw thick and thin whether he s a convicted felon or not. this campaign did in fact have one of the best stretches of fundraising in the campaign. campaign did not specify how much they ve taken him during the period they described as one of their
she s handling that a scorcher of the public and national committee saying not worth it, he should not be that guy seems to be screaming unclear. and that does not concern you if it s a candidate in any of his positions who might appear to be anti- trump and that is enough to say you should not be senator? you should be a representative copy should not be elected? nothing i ve heard governor hogan say would tell me that he would not be a part of the republican team that would change the direction of the country including one president trump in the white house. there s a lot of things were going to need to do, neil, that we cannot do unless we have the majority of both houses. one is to avoid a 3 trillion-dollar tax increase when the current tax cuts and job act individual provisions expire next year. so i m not willing to say we don t need this republican state. meet all the republicans were
police have ordered everyone into their homes tonight and started off with a very strong hand at this point? it was obviously a very late response what i heard governor hogan say, and everybody s fixing blame. tonight i m not about fixing blame. i m about refocusing on how we rebuild. as you look over the rubble what do you see? i see revival. i see the opportunity to rebuild from the ashes. i see a church that s been resilient for over 80 years and for the past eight years, seeking to put this $16 million investment in the community. i see us now coming back even bigger and better than before. looks like you ve had a long week and a very hard day today. a very hard day today, but i m optimistic and i m seeking the resources and help of our governor of our mayor, and even of private investors to come into east baltimore and change it for the better. two and a half miles north of