election lies. he also slammed the justice department for indicting him on federal charges over his decision to government secrets at mar-a-lago. sentiments he echoed once again in new attacks this afternoon on his knockoff twitter. the gop front runner feeds grievances to his base, president biden will his showcase his economic achievements. friday, the president highlighted new efforts to lower health care office things that sneak into your cable bill or surprise charges when you check out of a hotel. biden also emphasized the importance of his infrastructure legislation. biden and other administration officials have been going to republican held congressional districts to tout the white house is the administration hopes to show their policies have spurred job growth, domestic manufacturing and economic development while reminding the public the republicans largely opposed the measures. the job report shows biden s economic with another 209,000 jobs added. and
was president. legally speaking, what is the distinction between those accusations, between doing it while in office and after he had left? when he is in office, the president does have the ability to share classified information. technically he should declassify first, he should make sure the intelligence community signs off on it, and it gets communicate to everybody. but because he is the president and he s the head of the executive branch, it s not really a crime for him to do that. but, i still think this is a significant factor that could be used at the trial. there s a rule of evidence called rule 404(b), that talks about prior bad acts. and so the t wants to show that donald trump is extremely reckless in the way he handles classified information, it could be admissible to show his modus operandi, or his absence of mistake. so there are still ways for prosecutors to use things, even if it is not part of the charges in the case. to build out a pattern of
that does it for me. thanks for watching, i ll see you back here tomorrow at five pm eastern for another live hour of politicsnation. american voices with alicia menendez starts right now. thank you so much reverend sharpton. hello everyone, i m alicia menendez. it s 2024 and it becomes a rematch between president biden and donald trump, we re getting what i call an early preview of things to come. trump biden showdown would certainly become a choice between grievances and governance. in the next hour trump is set to meet with gop activists in las vegas. do not worry, we will not share his speech live. but if it is anything like his speech in iowa on friday, you can expect a remix of his greatest hits. trump once again pushed 2020
opposed the measures. the job report shows biden s economic with another 209,000 jobs added. and unemployment at the best rate since the 1960s. here s how president biden on friday. when i ran for president, i promised i would not continue to trickle down economics of the past. because here s a simple truth. trickle down economics represents the moment we walked away from how this country was built in the first place. bidenomics is just the other way around. i believe that every american willing to work hard should be able to get a good job, afford good health care, no matter where they live in every part of the country if they re willing to work. that s the american dream. that s bidenomics. joining me now, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard and msnbc political contributor and political white house reporter eugene daniels. gentlemen, it is good to see you both.
plus that have been introduced in state legislatures across this country. so far this year, dozens of those laws have also passed and been signed, and they are in effect. targeting the trans community, one of the most and represented groups in government. right now on capitol hill there are no openly trans members of congress. and my guess hopes to change that. delaware state senator sarah becoming the nation s first transgender state senator in 2021. she is now running for congress. senator, thank you for being here. a recent political article cites you as shaping president biden s personal and political evolution on transgender issues. what has that looked like, senator, from your vantage point? well first off, thanks so much for having me. i would never claim to take credit for this presidents staunch and unwavering support of the lgbtq community. as vice president, and now as president. this president has a big heart, and that s one of the many reasons why i m proud to call