You wont have to do it anymore, four more years, it will be fixed. It will be fine. You wont have to vote anymore, my beautiful christians. I love you christians. Im a christian. I love you. Get out, you got to get out and vote. In four years you dont have to vote again. Well have if fixed so good you wont have to vote. Do you believe if donald trump were elected next year, he would try to stay in office beyond a second term . That he would never leave office . Theres no question. You think he would try to stay in power forever . Absolutely. The stakes could not be higher. Trump says if he wins, you wont have to vote anymore. Tonight, we are laying out the dangers of project 2025. The manifesto that would give him that authoritarian power, limit your rights, and force you and your family to change the way you live your life. And we begin this special episode of the Reidout Tonight with a dire warning for our democracy. Over the next hour, i will lay out the greatest threat to the ameri
What was the republican national convention in milwaukee behind me. You can see the leftovers up a wild week that hit a crescendo last it s tonight. Donald trump strode onto the convention stage. Trump s style to the bright white light illuminating his own name. The former president promised a different tone. He gave it in pieces, book ending what was effectively a classic it s a trump rally speech, disjointed and at times divisive with an appeal to unity, he promised after a gunman attempted to take his life more for on that in a few moments. But first there is reading the tea leaves and then there s trying to break the code coming out of the white house at this very moment, everyone wants to know the big question, the answer to the big question is, what is joe biden going to do? and you can cherrypick perhaps whatever answer you like. This morning. The number of congressional democrats publicly telling biden to step aside is growing. It seems by the minute, donors continue to withhol
crisis. will omicron shut down more schools in the days ahead? i m feeling sad because i can t go to school today. inside politics the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics sunday i m phil mattingly. joe biden takes on donald trump. the president was at the capitol on thursday to mark the one-year anniversary of the insurrection when hundreds of trump supporters stormed the building in an effort to keep him in power. biden accused his predecessor of attempting to end democracy itself. his bruised ego matters more to him than our democracy or constitution. he can t accept he lost. he s not just a former president, he s a defeated former president. i will defend this nation. i will allow no one to place a dagger at the throat of democracy. most top republicans ignored thursday s anniversary all together and some mocked democrats in the media for even talking about it at all. you re going to see the d.c. new york media, i
dismissed. it also has the potential to upend fani willis s sprawling election interference case in fulton county, georgia. not to mention, the fact that if trump succeeds with his claim of immunity, it could reshape our understanding about the powers of the presidency. there is a lot at stake, in case you need a reminder, the former president was indicted four times this year, he is facing a total of 91 criminal charges in manhattan, washington, d.c., florida, and fulton county, georgia. a new york judge has also found him liable in the attorney general civil railroad lawsuit against him and his company. a separate judge found him liable for sexually abusing the writer and columnist, e. jean carroll during an encounter in the 1990s. carol is also suing donald trump s second time over defamation comments he had made on cnn in may. his punishment on those two civil cases are still pending. on top of all this, his continuous campaign to return to the white house. the colorado s
the work she has done and she and the magazine has decided to part ways. she worked, just so you know, as an msnbc contributor and a reporter for axios, whose national political correspondent, jonathan swan, has this reaction today. i was just really sad to see this happen. i have worked her for four years. she doesn t have a racist bone in her body. if we can t, as an industry, except somebody s sincere and repeated apologies for something they treated when they were 17 years old, what are we doing? harris: meanwhile, in an editorial titled no sin is ever forget in the brave new oak world, the new york post writes, in this world the left has created, there is no path to forgiveness. there is on the smug dismissal. childish idiocy makes you a pariah for life. you re watching outnumbered. i m harris faulkner. here today, my cohost, emily compagno. katie pavlich. former maryland republican congressional candidate, kim is here. and syndicated radio host and former ci