with less than six weeks until the iowa caucus, the four republican hopefuls, trying to set themselves apart from him, and each other. good evening from new york. and anderson, hello from the room here at the university of alabama tuscaloosa, site of the fourth primary debate of the election season 2024. it is just wrapping up. chris christie, ron desantis, nikki haley, and vivek ramaswamy once again the former president did not take part. nikki haley who has of course been rising lately as a contender in some polls, and in the eyes of some campaign watchers, and certainly in the eyes of some big donors, she came in she had a lot of criticism heading towards or tonight from desantis, and ramaswamy. no doubt about, that know you will be speaking looking for to that. cnn s panel is checking the facts on what they said. cnn s gary tuchman is back with a group of voters who watched an hour tonight, also our political panel, here and from the debate, stage a clash of chr
i just had an espresso so i m doing it the right way according to the italians. good to be with you, i m katy tur. quote, i would rather eat my own foot out of a bear trap. that s how one libertarian voter described voting for former president trump if they had to. trump pitched himself at the libertarian party s national convention, and was nearly drowned out by the sound of raucous booing and jeers from the crowd. there will be no more liberty for anyone in our country combined with us in a partnership. we re asking that of the libertarians. we must work together, combined with us. you have to combine with us. [ booing ] we cannot give crooked joe biden four more years. we cannot give crooked joe biden four more years. i have never heard him booed like that. at one point during saturday s speech, punches were thrown in the audience. it wasn t just trump s appearance there. delegates didn t want to hear his name, booing at the mention of donald trump and other speeches t
great. speak 6 feet your heart out. he s going to get confirmed. this is all an exercise in futility. i can t wait to see them on the bench. so let s talk though about what happened with the new york times. i saw you on another network earlier. the allegations in this column i don t even want to call it a column, it s a self-serving narrative. so easy to write a positive piece about yourself and paint yourself in the best possible light, that s the easy thing to do. what do you think of the overall point, donald trump is so impulsive, everyone is in their checking what he s doing. thank god there are all these noble people inside. this person says there was an effort to invoke the 25th 20 fifth amendment. and that s b.s. can trump be a handful? yes. everyone s a handful. that s why you have your own show. but bottom line if this person says trump is not serving the republic well, where i live in
first he s going to get confirmed. it s an exercise in futility and i can t wait to see him on the bench. he s going to be a superstar. reporter: let s talk about what happened with the new york times. i saw you on another network earlier. the allegations in this column i don t even want to call it a column, it s a self-serving narrative. so easy to write a positive piece about yourself and paint yourself in the best possible light, that s the easy thing to do. what do you think of the overall point, that donald trump is just so impulsive, everyone in there is just checking what he is doing. thank god there are all these noble people inside. this person says there was an effort to invoke the 25th amendment. that s b.s. can trump be a handful? yes. is that why he won? yeah. laura: i m a handful. everyone s a handful. that s why you have your own show. but bottom line if this person says trump is not serving the republic well, where i live in south carolina people are ext
going forward. i think that they are where democrats, the establishment, and also activists should put their energies, because they win elections at levels that s what we saw in alabama. that s also what we saw in the statehouse races in virginia. give democrats a preview of what the fracturing of a party looks like. because i m seeing socialists now get you re seeing the democratic umbrella get split up in the same way we saw the democratic the problem is they don t have a establishment. there s a self-serving narrative that prevailed until last night, that is that the democrats have something in their soul that is impervious to this sort of fractionousness. that s not going to be the case, especially when we move into california, we ll see a lot more progressives win elections. this is the very beginning stages of a tea party revolution. could be very interesting. guys, i m out of time, unfortunately. thank you very much. up ahead, it s the debate that is truly consumin