Heres the story. Martha good afternoon. Im Martha Maccallum at fox news Head Quarters in New York City where the story is trump. Trump tower and the a. G. Who promised that she would get him if she was elected. Shes made her move today in court. The former president accused in this civil case that could cost him 250 million. The Attorney General, Letitia James that vowed that she would sue the former president and that she would be a real pain to him is following through on that. She says he overvalued his property when he estimated his different real estate holdings. The former president insists hes done nothing wrong. Watch this. Its a disgraceful trial put forward by an Attorney General that is corrupt. We have murders going all over the city, all over the state at a record level. Its an epidemic and their waste their time on this with banks. They got all their money back. Donald trump and other defendants have committed fraud. Justice will prevail. Matt whitaker and pam bondi both
nomination. i predict biden will run and especially with the biden trump rematch and we ll have story after story after why can t we have a third party. it s the last mile that we ll have to convince. a cage match rematch will have to be on policy. it never is. if they really contrast the two policies, life under president biden and life under president trump that gives an advantage to the former president. i like big trump when he talks about policy. i don t like talking about other people necessarily. we ll see what happens today. this is the first big promotion, big endorsement of president trump was kevin mccarthy. he said kevin deserves a shot. he s had two shots so far. martha: others will get in. if one person goes against trump, five or six there. there s no question. the winner can have 25, 30% of the vote. martha: thanks, kelly an. we got it? martha: thanks for joining us today on a busy day on capitol
0 john: doing the same thing and team 56 repeated over again, we could be here and march doing the same thing. we will see if there is anyway kevin mccarthy could convince the naysayers to come over to his side put i think there is two or three that will never switch. sandra: jim jordan made his best effort pitch the house for a moment ago. thank you for joining us, everyone in our coverage will continue. martha: thank you. continuing coverage here. i m martha maccallum live in our nation s capitol covering this drama that we did expect and now unfolding in a fascinating way on the house floor. the new republican majority there is in a historic battle as a handful try to block kevin mccarthy from the speaker s gavel which he has wanted a long time and worked very hard to get in the mid-terms. bret baier is standing by on set with me here. first, we want to go to chad pergram over on the hill. hi, chad. hi, martha. what we know right now, they re well in to this second ballot fo
then we ll see. then i think it s a fascinating issue about whether anybody challenges donald trump. i m certain he s going to run. i can t imagine with all the teasing he s done that he will pull back. i m pretty sure that president donald trump will run again in the republican nomination and all the attention shifts to will somebody challenge him. sean: we ll find out. we ll go back to our coverage of that. thank you all, kelly an and governor huckabee. good luck to sarah tomorrow. republicans are now making their closing pitches to voters laying out their plans to fix inflation, reduce crime, security the border and of course end woke education and indoctrination in our schools while democrats continue to double down on the politics of personal destruction and are as desperate as ever. we turn now to the great state of georgia. herschel walker has opened up the biggest lead yell over
cognitively challenged. and they knew that from two years ago, but they didn t have a rendezvous until now. and the republican conservatives have torn him apart. yeah. what can they do? they re stuck. kelly an, the second par of what i think they re trying is this with the january 6th committee. some of the members want big changes on voting rights and even want to abolish the electoral college like jaime rafkin. the electoral college is an undemocrat relic, just like the exclusion of women of voting, which we got rid of in 1920 in the 19 amendment. so, you know, we didn t start out with lincoln s beautiful vision of government of the people by the people for the people. we started out as a slave