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i will be joined by marshall warfield, known as roz on night court. so much more along with that. she weighs in on the role of the lgbtq+ community in making us laugh as part of a new documentary called outstanding. i am charge charles coleman junior. we have a lot to talk about. this is the sunday show. good evening. donald trump seems to make a lot of assumptions about the black community and among them being we love sneakers and sympathizers to convicted felons. perhaps his boldest assumption of late is about black community has lost its short- term memory. trump apparently wants us to believe that when it comes to race, donald trump the person is somehow different than donald trump the president. how else could he go to detroit last night, one of the country s blackest cities and proclaim again that he is the best president for blacks since abraham lincoln? keep in mind, trump has previously denigrated detroit as a disgrace and likened it to living in hell. he wants
he wants to remain president, if he wants to stay in the oval office. we know he hasn t stopped running since the day remember this day that he descended that escalator in trump tower back in 2015? it was july of 2015. june, excuse me. june 16 of 2015. and he never broke his campaign stride, even after he won and was sworn in. before he heads off to orlando, he has to deal with tension among the ranks of both his campaign staffers and in the west wing as well. the president is said to be furious over troubling internal polling. why? well, they show he is losing to joe biden and other democratic candidates in key battleground states like pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. adding to his fury, those polls we ve been telling you about, they were leaked. he got rid of three pollsters after the information got out. and again, in true trump fashion, what did he do? he called the unfavorable polls fake. those polls don t exist. but i just had a meeting with
single time. judge jeanine: in line with that strong economic message, i understand something is happening in florida is it july 10? july 18, judge. it s a very special day. june 18. the president is going to make his official announcement for reelection. he and the vice president are going down to orlando. it s almost four years to the day your viewers remember that beautiful escalator ride. he made the announcement sat trump tower. he made that june 16 of 2015. this will be june 18 in orlando florida. it will be the official kickoff of the trump reelect campaign. judge jeanine: dan bongino standing by to talk new developments in the real russia investigation.
people within your own party are saying stop bullying jeff sessions. chris, chris. chris. the results speak for themselves. you and i are going to want to argue that as managerial style. i don t think it s managerial. $10 billion and started for the presidency on june 16 of 2015 and six months into the presidency. the we can argue about it, but i think the result and success speak for themselves. you think s ge to re- watch over the next 6 to 12 months what we do here in term the of transforming the way people mi people think about government and what we do in terms of improving society. do you think he s going to get rid of jeff sessions because he seems to be injuring him in public. i don t know the answer to that. and so but what i would suggest to both the again, i don t want to get in the middle of the president and one of his cabinet secretaries, but since the president has said this to 113