on this new hour of ayman, what in the world happened to reagan s republican party? our first guest wrote the book on how the alternative right took center stage. also, the clock is ticking for trump to pick a running mate. who he chooses could boil down to one thing, loyalty, and believing the big lie. and, the mindnumbing conversation between ann coulter and vivek ramaswamy that earned them the title of worst of the week. i am ayman mohyeldin. let s do it. i start this hour by taking you back to the quaint time that was 2015, back when we were still figuring out what the dating term, ghosting, actually, meant, and what a lot of us did not know about that fringe movement that was the alternative right. that all changed with donald trump s golden escalator ride at trump tower, when he announced his longshot presidential campaign. trump, of course, started by courting the fringe alt rights movement, enlisting the help of steve bannon, and then executive chairman of breitba
family ought to exist. thank you so much for joining us. ac 360 starts now. good evening. major developments in israel s fight with hamas as international pressure grows to curb civilian casualties. i m john king in for anderson. we ll have the latest on the ground in just a moment. first, breaking news here in the states. a federal appeals courtsiding with the former president on that limited gag order issued against him in the special counsel s election interference case. let s get straight to our chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid. exactly what did this appeals court do? reporter: they put this gag order on hold, then in a little over two weeks, a three-judge panel will hear arguments about whether this gag order is constitutional. judge tanya chut kin, the federal judge overseeing the election subversion case in washington, imposed a broader set of restrictions on former president trump at the request of prosecutors. those restrictions bar him from ta
night. good ■çevening once again. i m stephanie ruhle and we are now, get ready for it, 139 days away from the election. today marks 159 years since the last black slaves were given their freedom in galveston, texas, a day recognized as juneteenth. today millions of americans coast to coast celebrated with parades, concerts, and speeches and this is the fourth year juneteenth has been designated a federal holiday. president biden signed it into law in 2021 and today his campaign is out with a very powerful new ad. this juneteenth we salute those who built this country, those who sacrificed, those who suffered and refused to be defined by pain or silenced by oppression. we celebrate freedom, ■çfreedom to live, breath, play, choose, marry, vote and with joe biden and kamala harris, we re ready to face the future together. we can t stop now. what did donald trump do to celebrate this day that is so important to so many americans? the man himself, he didn t do anythin
rafe: yeah. for the honeymoon. hope: you think we need practice? rafe: never hurt. hope: [laughs] uh. rafe: what? hope: leave the light on. rafe: oh? [soft music] [tense music] kayla: i can t believe that i just injected him with something that i have no idea what it is. marlena: kayla. [john whispers indistinctly] he s going to be all right. we can trust john. kayla: i can t believe this is happening. steve: [weakly] baby.baby. kayla: steve. steve. okay. okay. okay, good. [phone beeps] marlena: who s it from? john: billie. she neutralized pamela. marlena: oh, thank god! john: yeah. this is a good thing. now we can release paul and will. [tense music] paul: i don t see anyone around. whoever it was must have taken off already. will: okay, let s find your dad before he hurts anybody else. [dramatic music] paul: oh, my god. all right, the pulse is strong. looks like she s been shot. will: i think i know her. i ve seen her in picture
in. the house in session today taking up a number of bills this week to coincide with combating trafficking and child protection week, you can follow the house on c-span. we are covering coverage of the briefing by the budget director, mick mulvaney, president unveiling the fiscal year 2018 budget proposal. we have posted that budget on our website at the top of c-span.org. you can see the budget director s briefing and all the other related briefings online as well as c-span.org. pro tempe senator from utah. mr. hatch: mr. president, i rise today to discuss international data privacy. this is a critically important issue that has become all the more important over the years, as we ve become more sophisticated. but it s been pressing in recent months as a result of the court decisions impacting law enforcement s ability to access electronic communications overseas. i don t think it will surprise anyone, mr. president, to hear me say our privacy laws have not kept pace with te