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He s saying things like slavery was good in some cases, but he reese minding what up republican party broadly stands for. desantis is parroting a lot of that. that is not a winning strategy for a party trying to appeal to a broad swath of the country. so for biden and the reelection campaign, their challenge is to draw that contrast, and they re reminding the american people what they stand for. i think it s important to keep in mind that donald trump has a choke hold on his space, bud rational republicans realize we don t need these culture issues, they woke wars. we need an optimistic vision for the future. we all hear economy is the big issues. those kind of ideas are top of mind for voters. that s where president biden ....
Writer strike. it was a direct delineation from it. mission impossible made a reoccurrence. they re-imagined mission impossible on television because they re able to reuse the scripts in the 1960s. moonlighting, which was a great show with bruce willis, that show basically went adios amigos in part because they could not get the script going on on time, one of the shows where that roll up to the last minute. is one of those things were wounded minding went on the especially because of the strike. it has a big impact on by the way, it s not clear that there will be a solution anytime soon. in the past, what types of changes have people made to their behavior. so, one of the things that i think is so important to realize about the strike versus once in the past is that time has changed, john. for example, the last under was a writer strike, i was in college. but it s also about what our viewing habits and what we have changed their. streaming was not really a thing. youtube was not a ....
This question for you. kellyanne conway testified that trump spoke to her about discussing a pardon for steve bannon. she did so reluctantly. what questions do you have and could this be significant to the justice department? i think a lot of it is significant. it all goes to what ali was talking about this wasn t a spontaneous attack on the capitol. this was a coordinated campaign at multiple levels with people like southbound is southbound is included in the planning and masterer minding of this. and if he wasn t directly at the center, he went along with it knowing that it was an attempt to overthrow the election. so all of this goes to that question of mental state and what donald trump was doing and how all of this came together with him at the center. what are the conversations among lawmakers about this committee s work coming to an end. tell us what that process looks like. it s over. they have turned over all of the ....
I think, determine the potential trajectory of whether any charges will come against former president trump. but at the end of the day i think with both of these cases, the mar-a-lago classified documents case and january 6th, the department of justice is on a pretty tight timeline to get this done before the presidential primary for 2024. this is not something that you want you don t want to hand out an indictment and be prosecuting the former president who might be the gop nominee. you want to get that done before that happens. so if anything ultimately does come down from jack smith and his team on either issue, i think we re going to see that happen sooner rather than later. jackie, one of the things that was presented but really not resolved by the committee was the participation of donald trump s allies in the house and a couple of senators. ron johnson comes to minding, as ....