biden, regardless of his legal challenges. court of the top lines, the poll found trump with a nearly 30 point lead over his republicancompitors. trump supporters also lead the pack and enthusiasm, a factor that can prove crucial as the frigid iowa weather could keep some caucus goers at home. just take a moment and take stock of this, 91 cow indicted, twice impeached reelection losing former president, is leading the pack, it is not even close. the party of small government continues to rally behind a man who is promised government retribution to any and all of his perceived enemies, from president joe biden to judges, prosecutors, and even this very network. what is scarier, trump ist dominating the field despite these scandals and statements. as falling in the case that his support has grown among republicans because of them. last week, as former governor chris christie was suspending his own presidential campaign, he warned the american people about what trump is ushering
leaves in disgrace. then, breaking news on the debt ceiling. and progressive congressman mark joins me to call out kevin mccarthy s dangerous game. i am charles blow in for mehdi hasan. let s get started. tonight we begin with a surprising allegation from a former member of donald trump s legal team. tim peloton is now publicly blasting a current trump lawyer just days after the advising the former president on the special counsel s classified documents investigation. peloton longtime legal association boris epstein attempted to enter fear with searches for quote, in my opinion he has not been very honest with us or the cline on certain things. there were certain things like the searches that he had attempted to interfere with. parlatore, who said he had left the trump team due to infighting, may defending trump more difficult. a trump campaign spokesman said that his assertions were categorically false. it is also worth noting that parlatore hasn t just served on t
poll say that they will support on caucus night on monday, all of them, except nikki haley supporters, say that they re going to vote for trump. 43% say they re going to vote for joe biden, biden supporters and nikki haley supporters have the support gap. those are the people who are less revved up to get out there and vote. reporter: this process has been designed by trump in the sense that he has, over the last few years, been able to bake in a sentiment among his base voters that there is coming off of him, no other alternative to consider. so that locks in. those who are sort of in a nikki haley, chris christie, desantis space. they are not there because they are just, oh my gosh, i love nikki, i want nikki. they re there because, i do
the track. privately, at least. the public part will come when he officially announces a presidential intentions this week. the florida governor is expected to file paperwork with the federal elections commission to officially declare his 2024 candidacy for president. ahead of a major fundraising meeting with donors on may 25th. but behind the scenes desantis is already making it clear he is running. in a call with donors and supporters on thursday he said there are only three credible candidates in the race, and that only he would be able to win both the republican primary and the general election. but desantis would have to close a huge support gap to do it. national polling has desantis behind trump by 30 percentage points. my panel is back with me. christina, let me start with you. i mention this massive 30-point gap between desantis and trump. how does he clothes that, and how does he differentiate
Industry associations the Hotel Booking Agents Association (HBAA) and the Event and Visual Communication Association (Evcom) have announced they are working in collaboration to launch a campaign that will take place throughout March.
The campaign will begin today, 8 March, on International Women’s Day, with a session titled ‘Freedom: Work/Life Balance, Life/Work Balance – regardless’, which will take place on Clubhouse. A further three panel sessions will take place throughout March.
The first will be led by Leigh Jagger, director of The Ideas Clinic and former CEO of event agency Banks Sadler. Jagger will lead a panel discussion called ‘Aspirational Women within the Meetings, Events and Accommodation Industry’ on 9 March, where those in the events sector will share their take on the industry today.