jacqui heinrich lab at the white house. what s on the campaign agenda today? well, john, the biden campaign seems to have noticed the trump campaign raking in the donations following that conviction, so they are leaning into the messaging, too. i have no doubt they raised a significant amount of money because his base we know is going to stick with him through thick and thin with her he s a convicted felon or not. this campaign did in fact have one of the best stretches of fund-raising since the campaign launched. there s at least one democrat he thinks that the wrong approach. congo s been dean phillips, who tried to primary biden this year, says donald trump is a serial liar, cheater, and philanderer, a six time to clear bankruptcy, and instigator of insurrection, and he thrives on portraying himself as a victim. governor kathy hochul should pardon for the good of the country. there are plenty of other voices within the party who disagree. i think the president shou
not be heard type of candidate. they re not worried about a false version of the audiotape, they are worried about the real audiotape being heard before the election. it is a transparent effort to get the court to hold the audiotape, or at least keep it in litigation, until people have voted. sandra: to your point, in your piece, on your blog, i should say, you said consider the invocations of the organ for a second. it would mean any visual or audio recording of the president could be withheld due to the danger of digital or other manipulation. it would eviscerate any existing limits on privilege assertions. i want to move on to the trump latest, because here we are, monday, fresh off the trump trial and the guilty verdict for the former president. and you have a piece, the headline, the trump conviction presents a target rich environment for appeal, and you are noting the thing speaker mccarthy jested, that this will be appealed. where do you see it going now that you ve had a w
Former President Donald Trump said over the weekend that he will withdraw the United States from the Pacific trade deal currently being advanced by President Joe Biden.