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areas or mostly all democrat yet they

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give it, is it just a purely

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democrat area? It's a very unfair situation.

0:41

Donald Trump may have violated the

0:43

gag order and as hush money

0:45

trial yet again yesterday during a

0:48

radio interview complaining about the jury

0:50

will get expert legal analysis on

0:52

that and yesterday is opening statements

0:55

and first Witness Plus will go

0:57

through the newly unsealed transcripts and

1:00

the classified documents case which show

1:02

is a former White House staffer

1:04

try to warn Trump about the

1:07

legal issues he could face in

1:09

Elphinstone classified documents and. It's.

1:12

Another day where Trump is in

1:14

court and President Biden is on

1:16

the campaign trail. This time and

1:19

Trump's home state will preview the

1:21

President's speech in Tampa, Florida. A

1:24

good morning and welcome to Morning

1:26

Joe! It's Tuesday, April twenty third.

1:28

along with Joe, Will and May

1:31

we have us Special Correspondent for

1:33

Bbc News, Katty Kay and Deputy

1:35

Managing Editor for Politics at Politico,

1:38

Sam Stein doing little way too

1:40

early duty. Of course years of

1:42

courses at a glance sounds nine he

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is the great the later very I

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am Stein all gasp a very exciting

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Sam Stein because spite the fact that

1:51

we're. Building A Double eighteen.

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Months doctors doing pretty well right

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now, but rather than the Dodgers.

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Better. Records or of dodge zigzags

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for hims jacqueline it matters more

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now the since. It's.

2:07

April. but anyways I'm actually i'm

2:09

just go to well i for

2:11

the tops to really because i

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already sox did not play last

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nice. Make. And

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I got to. How

2:21

many episodes? How much I've we've

2:23

been? We've been precisely ib. It's.

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Ah I'm called Pomeroy Out

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with I am in were

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incredible. Way you guys

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so good So we're so will you

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see some talent you oh she's amazing

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says I'll tell you every enemy. Ah

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guy word which is you

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sounds years south. Guess you

2:44

interviewed wellies? Yeah, Carol Burnett,

2:46

the legend of all legends

2:49

and and I never thought

2:51

I would say this. But.

2:54

There was the same. Or. Kristen

2:56

Wiig, Said. Carol Burnett

2:58

were going back and forth Css

3:00

American taxis just by looking at

3:02

me again I looked at each

3:04

other. And. As I

3:06

sell my guide light yeah she

3:08

she can go sir Spirit Animals

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their spirit animal shelter go away.

3:12

Yeah so to toe with one

3:14

of the great on it of

3:16

all time and it was just.

3:19

Such. A pleasure going to have to

3:21

watch him. in fact, assholes that ago

3:23

hole through everything. It was amazing status

3:25

as a beautiful splashy show. It's Palm

3:27

Beach in Nineteen Sixty Nine. The sets,

3:29

the houses, the costumes, snooty people hanging

3:31

out. I phone three clubs trying to

3:34

crack into society. It's amazing. It's and

3:36

yeah, Carol Burnett. I guess we should

3:38

give too much away, but let's just

3:40

say she starts to series in a

3:42

coma which when I interviewed her she

3:44

said it was the best game of

3:46

she ever had to go to make

3:48

up. And then just lie there you go to

3:51

sleep all day and to get upset with me

3:53

and events are here We will give away too

3:55

much with seeing president Wish I had are incredible

3:57

time other an entire cast in this to practice.

4:00

It looks good to. It's a great

4:02

show, Know yeah, me. There's so many

4:04

great actors in here, but Janet at

4:06

one point a Carol Burnett was he's

4:08

not talking deserters. As

4:12

a nice little throwback. but ah

4:14

but yeah, Khadija you've you've obviously

4:16

and see that it is. I.

4:18

Would just say as if at one or

4:20

two snooty reviews as say now with this

4:22

current map and aca a nap and. They.

4:25

Don't know. Palm Beach? Yeah, I know.

4:27

I thought it was a pretty extraordinary

4:29

send up with zombies. Yeah, I'd

4:31

settle assassin. Amazing guy was

4:33

we still dry and eight? It's only been

4:36

around since the pool boy the guys that

4:38

come into integrates and I love the way

4:40

you start to realize that. enough for all

4:42

of the glamour and the glitz, it's all

4:44

about secrets. Everybody. Has secrets and

4:46

I will try be somebody they are not

4:48

actually that's I think that's a said genius

4:50

bad at. You're right I like completely binge

4:52

watched it and I'm waiting now for at

4:54

it comes down on Wednesdays I wait here

4:56

and say. Yeah we're waiting to

4:58

the hiding from I when. I have a dating

5:00

for when. For data as horse

5:02

Guy Joshua was on are

5:04

now. We have

5:07

to get more. I am. I know

5:09

we need to collect dolls is a

5:11

nice break from ah lol Trump's anymore

5:13

Donald Trump and Court Donald Trump and

5:15

Court. That will I Donald Trump live

5:17

in court again yesterday and I think

5:19

else list again. I think it into

5:21

three more quick shutouts. Laura Dern, Allison

5:23

Janney on Ricky More front of a

5:26

Yes record I'm proud of Long as

5:28

Three avast Yeah, Oh yes. I mean

5:30

all three of I'm just great and

5:32

a Bruce. I mean we can go.

5:35

Go. Down the list I will

5:37

say they're all extraordinary. I

5:39

will say that. Me:

5:42

Can I turn to each other? And

5:44

I've always. I. Just loved.

5:47

Kristen. Wiig, I just use yeah,

5:49

Enix news is extraordinary on Snl.

5:51

Extraordinary. whatever she does. But we

5:53

looked at each other after was

5:55

over and we said. Nash's.

5:58

Sunday night level. The guy

6:00

my next level vs. they are

6:02

extraordinary. She has taken it to

6:05

the next level Pomeroy. I'll second

6:07

that if you haven't seen it

6:09

yet. So speaking of South Florida,

6:11

Donald Trump lives there. I don't

6:13

I make a segway our driveway

6:15

and sat down and thrive. Willies

6:17

there was out there was a

6:20

friend here and account why the

6:22

memories that reference or two At

6:24

one point when Allison Janney says

6:26

she loves mobster a husband and

6:28

she says. This. Is where

6:30

we're going to. This is where. Com

6:33

and criminal Yes this is where we're

6:35

going around on a few years in

6:37

Palm Beach and with good yeah there's

6:39

a sad they're going to run dispensary,

6:42

teachers and segue the ago. So Donald

6:44

Trump's has money. Criminal trials will resume

6:46

today in a New York City courtroom

6:48

after a busy day. Yesterday were both

6:50

sides delivered opening statements and a prosecution

6:53

called it's first witness. In their opening,

6:55

the prosecution and defense painting two very

6:57

different pictures of the former presidents Prosecutors.

6:59

Describing him as having been involved

7:02

in years of sorted business dealings,

7:04

they called Trump a coconspirators in

7:06

a plot to cover up sex

7:08

scandals in a so called catch

7:10

and kill plan during the Twenty

7:12

sixteen Presidential elections. They said Trump's

7:14

actions amount of criminal conspiracy and

7:16

cover up by scheming with his

7:18

then lawyer Michael Cohen and David

7:21

Packer, who was the publisher of

7:23

The National Enquirer at the time.

7:25

In the First Witness, the defense

7:27

depicted Trump as a dignified former

7:29

presidents. And. A family man and

7:31

above all in a surprise defense

7:33

dressing no crime was committed to

7:36

prosecute and then called Packer as

7:38

it's first witness. The former Chairman

7:40

Is T of American Media Incorporated

7:42

explained his publications and practice quote

7:45

checkbook journalism where they paid thousands

7:47

of dollars for stories. The publications

7:49

also had purchased stories to prevent

7:51

them from be published by other

7:53

outlets and then bury them. Packer

7:56

also testified Trump met with him

7:58

after the Twenty Six. The An

8:00

Election to thank him for being the

8:02

campaigns quote eyes and ears, scooping up

8:05

information they could be harmful to Trump

8:07

and then reporting a fact and Michael

8:09

Cohen. Hackers, Expected to

8:12

resume his testimony later this morning.

8:14

Let's begin Litigator and Msnbc Legal

8:16

Correspondent Lisa Rubin in former Us

8:18

Attorney and Msnbc contributor Chuck Rosenberg.

8:20

Good morning to you Both is

8:22

great to have the weather's we

8:24

say You're in the overflow room

8:26

yesterday watching all of this and

8:29

keeping track of Donald Trump's face

8:31

of gestures and perhaps nodding off

8:33

on what was your big take

8:35

away from yesterday day. Once. And

8:37

then take away as that this

8:40

is a fine about fossils and

8:42

of the second and yet. What

8:44

the government seems to have the

8:47

most evidence of his of the

8:49

underlying conspiracy. What still unknown to

8:51

me is how they're going to

8:53

prove Donald Trump's own involvements and

8:55

a sophomore season of the business

8:57

practice with which Is shares so

9:00

heard a lot of preview of

9:02

the evidence of that construction of

9:04

the conspiracies who was involved in

9:06

it. Who will place Donald Trump

9:08

with the knowledge in intent to

9:11

commit Oleksyn related crime When I

9:13

didn't hear as much. As out

9:15

is how Donald Trump than direct is

9:17

the cover up thereafter. For example, will

9:19

it? There is a two thousand and

9:22

seventeen Oval Office meeting between Donald Trump's

9:24

and Michael Cohen where the prosecution says

9:26

they cemented the repayment sales. How are

9:29

they going to prove that one through

9:31

the testimony of Michael Cohen? But I

9:33

was looking yesterday to hear how else

9:35

are things going to Princess They say

9:38

they have a photograph of the two

9:40

gentlemen at that meeting. They also has

9:42

invoices days afterwards and then. A couple

9:44

of days after that first payments, Michael Cohen

9:47

said I was hoping to hear that they

9:49

have a lot more than that. Somebody who

9:51

was also at the meeting who overheard the

9:53

meetings who plays some of these documents and

9:56

fun of Donald Trump, heard his comments about

9:58

it. I didn't hear that yesterday. I'm

10:00

hoping that we hear prosecutors have a lot more

10:02

about the back end of the deal as a

10:05

deal as much as they do about the front

10:07

end of it. Took what stood out

10:09

to you yesterday. he has. So I

10:11

agree with Lisa, but I would add

10:13

one thing near the circumstances also matter.

10:15

We often talk about there being direct

10:17

evidence, maybe conversations or photographs or emails

10:20

of a transaction, but circumstances matter to

10:22

will. If you walk out of your

10:24

house in the snow and your front

10:26

lawn, What do you think

10:28

happened last night? It snowed businesses. You may

10:30

not have seen it, and there may some

10:32

other explanation for why there's snow on your

10:35

front lawn. Maybe someone put it's there. But.

10:37

The likely explanation. Is. That

10:40

it snowed and so here we

10:42

send i know you Greeks we've

10:44

talked about lists thera bunch of

10:46

circumstances, the timing, the motivation that

10:49

show that after these conversations and

10:51

this conspiracy formed certain things happened

10:53

including the issue in subjects to

10:56

Michael Cohen under the guise of

10:58

a retainer agreement. And. Then

11:00

false and ah, what ledger entries that

11:02

followed. And so you're going to see.

11:04

I think over the course of this

11:07

trial Willie. A direct evidence

11:09

of the conspiracy and what the agreed to

11:11

do and circumstantial evidence is wealth and a

11:13

judge will tell the jury at the end

11:15

of the day. Both. Matter, They're

11:18

both compelling season except circumstantial.

11:20

were direct evidence or in

11:22

deliberating on your verdict. South

11:27

Donald Trump as calling on his

11:29

supporters. To protest outside the courthouse.

11:31

And Lower Manhattan where has has

11:33

money trial is being held. so

11:35

far his face has been and

11:37

know south and as the New

11:39

York Times plants at, the former

11:41

President is not getting the circus

11:43

he wanted. The paper reports there

11:45

are only a handful of Trump

11:47

supporters outside yesterday morning and they

11:49

were outnumbered by the Trump detractors

11:51

who had signs about his alleged

11:53

affair with an adult film actress.

11:56

The former President tried to rally

11:58

his followers with a long post

12:00

has special media site just before

12:02

seven yesterday morning. He would post

12:04

later that the courthouse has completely

12:06

closed down which is. Which. It

12:08

is not suggesting that the poor

12:10

turnout was a plot against his

12:12

supporters. I actually I'm gonna go

12:14

to Sam but you first show.

12:16

I mean. I. Know that

12:19

there's going to be this hearing before

12:21

court resumes today about the gag order

12:23

and I just wonder. I mean Donald

12:25

Trump wants to be careful about asking

12:28

people to com and railway and I'm

12:30

in. The last time he was pushing

12:32

people. To show up somewhere there. Was an

12:34

insurrection on the capitals and he was saying

12:36

i'll meet you there I just don't think

12:39

he should be tell I'm I'm not a

12:41

lawyer but it seems to me that he

12:43

might want to just go. To court module

12:45

use and not our people to show up in

12:47

his to say i'm after he was inaugurated Express

12:50

v United States You don't the White House for

12:52

the next week. I'm. using. What

12:54

You When you're outside the press

12:56

room you can see all these

12:58

different pictures pregnant with young child

13:01

process with Murray saluting president with

13:03

this present with that. Donald.

13:05

Trump put up pictures of the

13:07

crowd from angels that made it

13:09

look like he had more people

13:12

at his inauguration. Ah, he likes

13:14

that acceded so we sort of

13:16

obsessed with his stuff. I will

13:18

say he told them to congregate

13:20

peacefully. Ah, Maybe that's where

13:22

the misstep was for Donald Trump

13:24

Does Nobody showed up. And

13:27

so it's maddening their him. Everything

13:30

seems to be going against him.

13:32

He's having to sit this court

13:34

room. I thought it was fascinating

13:36

last night on Fox News You

13:38

actually dad Fox How news hosts

13:40

complaining that he was to all.

13:42

Users. Seventy seven year old man

13:45

who would make a seventy seven

13:47

year old man says on all

13:49

day that's what a lot of

13:51

seventy seven year old mint. The.

13:53

Sit down have been was the Atlanta

13:56

Braves i know my dad was while.

13:58

But. So I a been

14:00

around all day but but

14:03

he's just going crazy and

14:05

the added insult to injury

14:07

of course. He's. Being

14:09

outnumbered by people that are having you

14:12

know his his supporters are being outnumbered

14:14

by people that are. Holding.

14:16

Up signs talking about porn

14:18

stars and time in prison.

14:22

Yeah, I mean easy way. he doesn't have

14:24

Sean Spicer this time to go out there

14:26

and Tyrone and that is the biggest crowd

14:28

ever to witness a a court case right?

14:31

us and we can see it with her

14:33

own eyes and ears are there are not

14:35

that many people are there. Some of it

14:37

may have to do with fact that it's

14:40

taking place in a New York City, as

14:42

are not that many Trump supporters who are.

14:44

There's some of it may have to do.

14:46

In fact that last time he urged people

14:48

to congregate on his behalf was January six

14:51

and certainly be know how that ended up

14:53

and certainly lot of people have been arrested

14:55

offer the decision to descend on the capital

14:57

or but I still can't quite get around

15:00

the sides. Maybe we sick of addresses which

15:02

is that the the act of encouraging a

15:04

protest at the courthouse of asking your supporters

15:06

to make a spectacle of the court proceedings.

15:10

To degree or maybe not. And

15:12

medicines the two degrees seems like

15:14

an actor's attempted intimidation or and

15:16

I'm wondering if if that has

15:18

permeated the courthouse and all of

15:20

this is the judges aware of.

15:22

This is if there are ah

15:24

ramifications or implications for Trump for

15:26

doing things like this. I.

15:29

Think Sam the those implications or

15:31

ramifications sort of pale in comparison

15:33

to the alleged violations of the

15:36

gag order that we're goin deal

15:38

with this morning at nine thirty

15:40

the da has brought to the

15:42

does his attention at least ten

15:44

different instances that they say are

15:47

Trump Statement. That violate

15:49

this tag order. Many of them

15:51

are the same statement with respect

15:53

to Michael Collins, but there's also

15:56

a statement with respect to the

15:58

jurors themselves as in person, the

16:00

were a quotation from the Fox

16:02

News Host about democratic activists trying

16:05

to infiltrate this injuries to throw

16:07

it against Donald Trump. That's quite

16:09

an accusation. Putting. A fine

16:12

she of the gag orders but

16:14

given the wording of the gag

16:16

order even worse. and one thing

16:18

I want to bring to Dorner

16:21

viewers attention is that in asking

16:23

for this hearing they have asked

16:25

for. A thousand dollars

16:27

per violation. And.

16:30

Save asked the judge to a war.

16:32

What is just and proper? In addition,

16:34

that matters because under the Criminal Contempt

16:36

statute in New York you only have

16:38

two options. You can either find some

16:40

one thousand dollars per violation or you

16:42

can put them in jail for up

16:44

to thirty days and so in asking

16:47

the judge to take additional measures to

16:49

the extent he finds them just and

16:51

proper, that's the D. A very subtly

16:53

saying to him. And if you think

16:55

this guy deserves the slammer, Now's.

16:57

The time it's in your clothes. Know.

17:01

Me Juri i got would run to for

17:03

of feel by promise we will get back

17:05

to this boy quickly because. I.

17:07

Remember in two thousand and

17:10

sixteen opinion page editors. Had

17:12

to cut down on the quotes

17:14

about that Columbus would want. To

17:17

to bring into the columns from

17:19

William Butler Yeats the second coming.

17:22

Ah, Am and apply it

17:24

to Donald Trump and especially

17:26

specially the line that the

17:28

best lack of conviction while

17:30

the worst are full of

17:32

passionate intensity and that was.

17:35

It seemed. Very

17:37

approachable. in two thousand and

17:39

sixteen five. I. I.

17:42

Actually thought about those lines when

17:45

I when I saw Trump whining

17:47

about the fact that basically nobody

17:49

cares anymore. This. Isn't

17:51

even Elvis? Seventy seven? Is

17:53

like to tour buses, role law and

17:55

and people. Just. Don't

17:58

care, I don't see. Intensely. But

18:00

I will tell you. I. See a

18:02

lot of exhaustion from people who voted

18:04

for Donald Trump and twenty sixteen. Yeah.

18:08

Let you see that reflected on the

18:10

streets of Manhattan. You see it reflected

18:12

in all of the polls that show

18:14

us that does have some nominal lack

18:16

of interest in this election writ large.

18:18

What? two the Embassy post it seemed

18:20

so that the least interest in twenty

18:22

years. I don't think this is gonna

18:25

be another situation where Donald Trump drives

18:27

out massive turn out like he did

18:29

and twenty sixteen like you did against

18:31

him and twenty eighteen like he did

18:33

in twenty twenty minutes. That's been the

18:35

argument of the Trump campaign all along

18:37

as. Whether. You love him or you

18:39

hate him. Trump Dr. Peter the people to

18:41

the polls and manages to find new voters

18:43

to come to the polls. which is how

18:46

he squeaks out his his when and twenty

18:48

sixteen. Well if that's the model that they're

18:50

looking at and twenty Twenty four, it just

18:52

doesn't seem to be there that you know

18:54

that we look with our eyes. We hear

18:56

it from our small friends. We talked to

18:58

people who say they're exhausted. I don't know

19:00

anyone. That. Isn't already exhausted and

19:02

we helped. Still have another six months

19:04

to go of this election and we

19:06

still have another however many six weeks

19:08

or so of this cause. Hearing to

19:10

report on split Up shop Let me

19:12

ask the questions you about the prosecution

19:14

strategy he saw it. Laid. Out

19:17

yesterday and that does seem to be this. Focus.

19:20

On election interference. Or this said that

19:22

the election interference is behind this and

19:24

yet that's not actually what Trump is

19:27

charged with in this case. Unlike in.

19:29

Georgia or January the Six. Or

19:32

the all the documents. It. Is

19:34

normal Those cases odds election related is

19:37

that is that? A risky. Strategy for

19:39

the prosecution's transfer. Oh that in the

19:41

and. When. It complicate things. For.

19:43

The jurors I see caddy helps

19:45

explain things. if done properly right,

19:47

you're absolutely right. That Mister Trump

19:49

is charged with election interference is

19:51

George with the falsification of records?

19:54

But there's a context to this.

19:56

There's a story to this of,

19:58

and so logically one. and it's

20:00

a linear one, and the government

20:02

is trying to tell it chronologically.

20:04

The reason that you end up

20:06

with falsified records is because there

20:08

was a plot, a conspiracy, a

20:11

scheme, To. Try and suppress

20:13

out what story Daniels and perhaps

20:15

Karen Mcdougall and others had to

20:17

say about their liaisons with Mister

20:19

Trump and that set off a

20:21

chain of events including payments to

20:23

Michael Cohen disguised as retainers, when

20:25

in fact he was really just

20:28

a pass through to get money

20:30

to these women. To. Keep them

20:32

quiet and so in the context of

20:34

the trial and I think context matters,

20:36

you want to tell the jury why

20:38

it happened to you. don't have to

20:41

prove motors, but if you can prove

20:43

motives, it makes it a much more

20:45

powerful case. looks to your question about

20:47

whether or not this is risky. Trials

20:49

are always risky. The government has a

20:51

huge burden. They have to prove their

20:54

case by prove beyond a reasonable doubt

20:56

to unanimous juri, so there's always some

20:58

risk. But if you can explain why,

21:00

Six and Peloton A chronological. Sas Hims.

21:02

I actually think that makes a more

21:05

and more compelling story for a jury

21:07

month, one that is easier for them

21:09

to latch on to and to follow

21:11

solicitor that point we spend lane lead

21:13

up to this trial that this is

21:15

of course a hush money states but

21:17

it's also an election interference case that's

21:19

not really what these the prosecution's arguing

21:22

is it and in fact the defensive

21:24

said this is not election interference quieting

21:26

people who may hurt your campaign he

21:28

said because it's hard way of saying

21:30

that democracy is words. Not mine.

21:32

So is this a case?

21:34

Primarily or exclusively about hush

21:37

money and not election interference.

21:39

Know if the case I went I

21:41

would censor The Ah Professor tests primarily

21:43

about election interference. Citizen fight for that

21:46

conspiracy. You don't have felony charges. So

21:48

the Sachin a New York that prohibits

21:50

falsification is this a soccer says a

21:53

misdemeanor crime. I will last. You do

21:55

it with an intent to commit fortune

21:57

feel another crime and that's where the

22:00

alive an interference com events. But for

22:02

the intent to either commit or to

22:04

feel this conspiracy to throw the election,

22:06

these would not be felony charges And

22:09

so they have to either. So hush

22:11

money payments and the conspiracy, the cylons,

22:13

these women and the cover ups that

22:16

all has to be together to an

22:18

effort to change the outcome of the

22:20

Twenty Sixteen election. They don't have to

22:23

prove that it actually did so in

22:25

fact, the prosecution said me will never

22:27

know whether this made the difference, but.

22:30

At the end of the De Vere

22:32

line was this is about election fraud.

22:34

Pure and simple. Msnbc

22:37

Legal Correspondent Lisa Rubin and former Us

22:39

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22:41

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22:44

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22:57

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takes a factor. Of unpopular ballots

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for human lc have seen groups in the

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same he served As why those Seventy two,

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25:15

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Gym very easy to walk in Florida and

25:19

say it's out of reach of you Ordered

25:22

all the republican said have moved to this

25:24

day or yo look diverse as the Trump

25:26

and I always saw the numbers have really

25:29

gone up. Up. That being

25:31

said, ah we always have. Remember

25:33

Eddie Busier Or one the State

25:35

of Kentucky a Pro Choice Referendum

25:37

One the State of Can Be

25:40

Busier One I think in part

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because I'm extraordinary out of young

25:44

woman who was raped and was

25:46

forced to carry your child. the

25:49

term. Of I'm I'm curious what

25:51

your thoughts are about Joe Biden going to

25:53

Florida as he was having a sign. says.

25:56

No, I don't think so and imports know

25:58

I will never tried Elixir, just. We're

26:00

about Florida, but you know, look at

26:02

a of really is about a national

26:04

issue and he's driving this across the

26:06

country. Barnacle My were just talking backstage

26:08

about. This is the issue the Joe

26:11

Biden needs to continue to drive down

26:13

and tell the kind of stories that

26:15

Bashir told. Have those people out with

26:17

him talking about why this is so

26:19

important than that will drive these numbers

26:21

across the battleground states. When you look

26:24

at the contrast, when you run campaigns,

26:26

you want contrasts in the contrast to

26:28

indulge. I'm sitting in a courtroom. Every

26:30

same crazy things and Joe Biden talking

26:33

about this unbelievable ever to take away

26:35

your fundamental rights such not just of

26:37

word issue. that's and all seven Battleground

26:39

States will see was around as of

26:42

battleground States in one hundred ninety seven

26:44

days. but it doesn't really matter. you

26:46

want to contrast and Floor is a

26:48

great place to do it as their

26:51

Supreme court looks at another one of

26:53

these crazy six weeks bans. Get.

26:55

Out of a Moscow we're talking about

26:57

that weather's and the democratic party even

27:00

met during that time. The buying White

27:02

house has like yawning ah whatever. we've

27:04

got a series of the case. it's

27:06

gonna work out. You would have the

27:08

friends of recent polls. Seems.

27:10

Like they may have been on to

27:12

something. Here's the latest Marist College Ball

27:15

as follows up on an Nbc News

27:17

poll that actually shows that would you

27:19

put Robert Kennedy Jr. Corner Wesson, Jill

27:21

Stein and Signs leads in this case.

27:24

Biden. Up by five points

27:26

over Donald Trump and the.

27:29

Through. In the margin of error I

27:31

but it's up from two point lead.

27:34

By. Held earlier this month. Them again

27:36

what I always say as a disorderly.

27:38

it's not about the bottom line is

27:40

about friend line, suggs or it's and

27:42

lines You've been saying cel. Look in

27:44

the twenty three polls in the past

27:46

month, Biden leads and ten Trump please

27:48

and eight and five are tied. You

27:50

know when you go to Dc, think

27:52

there's panic in the streets of D

27:54

C. As democrats I go. Oh my

27:56

God. the polls are terrible. Second know,

27:58

look the trend lines look at how

28:00

things are getting better and that's what

28:02

you really want to see right now.

28:04

you wanna see the numbers continue to

28:06

move and you want to see who

28:09

are F K is taking votes from

28:11

speakers. When you look at some models

28:13

to see you can't figure out why.

28:15

Don't really trust the polls is who's

28:17

a third parties taken votes from and

28:19

to just points. Now it looks like

28:21

she's taken more votes from Trump, which

28:23

makes sense. It's unlikely the Democrats are

28:25

going to want to vote for an

28:27

anti choice anti Vax are in the

28:29

middle. This. It. Makes sense that there will

28:31

be more Trump voters. It would look at

28:33

our of caves and biden voters for those

28:35

of trend lines were going to be watching

28:38

for the next hundred. Ninety Eight says Jim

28:40

you've always been boy us will be bothers

28:42

have been wedding the political bad over the

28:44

course of his campaign with the release of

28:46

every new swing staple spam and the theory

28:49

the cases Joe said has been we're going

28:51

to go out and to be states We're

28:53

going to rail against these these abortion laws

28:55

that we're gonna talk about the economic data

28:57

being strong. While. We still need to drive

28:59

down inflation is going to go on talk but

29:02

the things he's done as President while Donald Trump.

29:04

Is sitting in a courtroom and you're reminded

29:06

the allegedly paid off a porn star after

29:09

having an affair with her ex. interfere with

29:11

an election to classified documents. Fact is that?

29:13

What? What we're watching Finally right now. Is

29:15

this with the Biden Campaigns been talking about?

29:17

Allows the as a Biden can van and

29:20

abiding political seems probably the most underrated team

29:22

around. So much evil. Want to give them

29:24

grief and they've had a theory. The case

29:26

and the case is starting to work and

29:29

you know the contrast. We talk about contrasts

29:31

in political campaigns. You have to have the

29:33

counter as and. There's. No better contrasts to

29:35

the present doing his job and Donald

29:37

Trump's sitting in a courthouse everyday San

29:40

crazy. thanks. As part of the problem

29:42

has been, voters forgot about the bad.

29:44

Trump's the they didn't like, can even

29:46

see it might for two years like

29:48

that on their knowledge of social. they

29:50

don't see the crazy things he sang

29:52

it redux, were willing. Now they're starting

29:54

to and are starting to say oh

29:56

that's the guy I didn't like. You

30:00

know assembly line is interesting than and

30:02

I have you got into mags but

30:04

it's very interesting how these cases of

30:07

line dob. I think like a lot

30:09

of legal people are not send him

30:11

a legal person but I listen to

30:13

them. they come on my show. I

30:16

take copious notes. I think this man

30:18

and cases the weakest of the cases.

30:20

Bizarre. I would never brought it think

30:22

it's a week is Jay says the

30:24

strongest case is the documents case. but

30:27

the way things are lined up. And

30:30

again, it's just. The. Way

30:32

things are lined up, there's no Joe Biden

30:34

has nothing to do with any of this.

30:37

Though there was walking through the fever

30:39

swamps of other networks say he does.

30:42

But. This is, I think

30:44

the weakest legal case, but

30:46

politically. It's

30:49

probably the strongest case, because politically,

30:51

this is something people can put

30:53

their arms around. Hush. Money

30:55

payments, porn stars, My thought: How

30:58

and you've got all of this

31:00

chaos going on. And for the

31:03

people that when I sang they're

31:05

exhausted. For the people who are

31:07

exhausted. Yeah. No, they're not going to

31:09

be falling in this day in day out. But again,

31:12

a lot of I got us. that guy. Maybe.

31:14

I'm just not vowed. or maybe I'll vote

31:16

for Rfk. I mean it is again. I

31:19

think it's a week case. Legally I think

31:21

politically that we would be the last case

31:23

he would want. To start with. Saw.

31:27

You're saying you would rather not be

31:29

in a hushed money trial with the

31:31

bombing of affairs with a porn star

31:34

in your presidential campaign. Yeah I that

31:36

survive running your friends may I would

31:38

rather argue about the Presidential records act

31:40

seem and now is guilty of that

31:43

one. Why you know he? I yes

31:45

I do agree. I think the one

31:47

kind of weird caviar here is you

31:50

know we went through this and twenty

31:52

to see not obvious is a specific

31:54

spots and the Access Hollywood. Tape A

31:56

is what comes to mind. right? is like

31:59

in that moment. Everyone was just like

32:01

the bottom and fallen out. This was

32:03

done. Ah and we just obviously didn't

32:05

know we didn't know and people rally

32:07

behind Trump a novice an octave rather

32:09

and have enough people were a disaffected

32:11

with Hillary Clinton that it worked for

32:13

him. I don't think this is a

32:15

historical pero. I think to degree ah

32:17

you are absolute right I there's no

32:19

there's there's not a condom. this contrast

32:21

is not work for Trump's or it

32:23

doesn't work. And two degrees one is

32:25

that it's a reminds people of the

32:27

of the chaos of the of the

32:29

show. That surrounds him and Biden

32:31

for all flaws. gets to go

32:33

out there and do. Traditional.

32:36

Generic political speeches which helps with the contrast

32:38

that he wants to crates suddenly is any

32:40

size trump up and of courthouse. I had

32:42

a time when he needs to be during

32:45

a few things one is campaigning for the

32:47

other is really raising money. ah it's t

32:49

he's had got a real cash disadvantage and

32:51

in their this is what I would as

32:53

gym about like you know. Money

32:55

is the biggest currency or and campaigns.

32:57

but currency. Little currency also matters. And

32:59

and how does this just affect me?

33:02

campaign itself From the inability to have

33:04

a candidate's get on the road do

33:06

these events. he's tied in New York

33:08

for four days a week. stick a

33:10

new radio interviews he can do something

33:13

on Wednesday and the weekends. But.

33:15

That would just sickly has to be

33:17

extremely difficult right? Speed is Sam the

33:19

one thing you can't go get more

33:21

of in a campaign. His time in?

33:24

go, get more money to get a

33:26

new message. You can do lots of

33:28

things that you cannot know. get more

33:30

time and he knows that. that's why

33:32

lashing how he's sitting in this courtroom

33:34

day after day while his opponent is

33:36

out there on the hustings talking to

33:38

voters and so that sort of that

33:40

waste of time. We only have one

33:42

hundred ninety days her spend every day

33:44

sitting in the courthouse. That's the contrast.

33:47

You and Jo said the the magic

33:49

word which is the chaos. Voters look

33:51

at this chaos and say, do we

33:53

really want four more years of this

33:55

every day This kind of thing. It's

33:57

not really about porn stars or hush

33:59

money really. Reminding voters as a

34:01

cast it was the Trump for years

34:03

and why they don't want as again

34:05

and that's the contrast that is driving

34:08

Donald Trump crazy. Semi.

34:10

One underline: something you just sad

34:12

and and and which. Speaks.

34:14

To I: Donald Trump is is

34:16

going crazy sitting in that courtroom

34:18

and assembly lifestyle Even on a

34:20

running in a little congressional race

34:22

one of four hundred and thirty

34:24

five I would look at the

34:26

calendar. Eighteen. Months

34:28

out I go. Oh My. God. I don't

34:30

have enough time. I don't have enough time

34:32

I have all of this. Doesn't matter how

34:35

small the races or how big the race

34:37

as I will. I be such a range

34:39

president of a mountain and matters a lot.

34:41

With. Shot. Resource at

34:44

Precious Resource Time Don't care

34:46

what race are running and

34:49

you never have enough time.

34:52

Is your Donald Trump or if you're

34:54

running Donald Trump's campaign, what do you

34:56

do to try to Would just for

34:58

that? See. I think

35:00

you do with their do and which is

35:02

try to put him on shows, get him

35:05

on interviews, do hits. Here is calling into

35:07

a van he called into his rally the

35:09

other night that he didn't want to attend

35:12

because it was raining too hard for his

35:14

hair or good see like you're coming in

35:16

and do some of that stuff and then

35:18

you know I I'd put him on the

35:21

zone raising money like there's the cast stuff

35:23

and Sam was talking about his real they're

35:25

being badly out raise since that matters in

35:28

these battleground states you need. Money to go

35:30

on as you need money and turn your

35:32

vote outs. And so you'd put him on the

35:34

phone and start raising money. because right now

35:36

they're just getting buried in Sanders. And turns out.

35:39

Some was the want to give money to

35:41

pay legal bills for all these these trials.

35:43

They wanted to go to an election. so

35:45

let me just as quickly as the endeared

35:47

him over go back to the The Marist

35:49

poll about Rfk junior year. Democrats me talk

35:51

to them. They. Panic a

35:54

little bit and get this guy is that

35:56

you know it's families Democratic. His associate with

35:58

democratic politics is families and. Way and

36:00

he's going it. You may cause

36:02

Joe Biden, the Alexi think back

36:04

to Ross Perot got about nineteen

36:06

percent or fk Junior at fourteen

36:08

percent here. Should Democrats be concerned

36:10

about Rfk Junior polling as high

36:12

as he is right now? Absolutely.

36:14

We should be concerned about everything,

36:16

Willie. But especially in a race

36:18

works you know, even argue Hillary

36:20

Clinton lost in part because the

36:23

third parties can. Six percent. Democrats

36:25

still have Ptsd from two thousand

36:27

in Florida with Nader Spencer energy.

36:29

That's why it's. Say at Rfk

36:31

is that is the one thing that

36:33

makes the polls confusing because you just

36:35

don't know in what state who's pulling

36:37

votes for severe democrat or republican. Yeah

36:40

he's a thing you don't know about

36:42

and from a campaign manager status as

36:44

a keeps you up at night you

36:46

can control everything else but there's something

36:49

you can't control and that and and

36:51

let's be honest are of case something

36:53

you cannot control. Cel

36:55

up the Mussina grub. Jim Messina thank

36:58

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41:07

Don't add up. Our

41:09

first are good Be with you and I

41:11

especially appreciate your leadership on this is your

41:13

arguments More numbers. Twenty. Two hundred

41:15

American servicemen killed at Pearl Harbor. We

41:18

go on until two nationally Japanese, including

41:20

one thousand and one nine. Twenty.

41:22

Eight Hundred Americans. Nine Eleven. We going

41:25

to kill Four hundred thousand people in

41:27

Afghanistan and Iraq. We weren't

41:29

accused of genocide. You

41:31

had if if Mexico had elected a

41:33

jihad is cartel to run their country

41:35

and unanswered into taxes and on a

41:37

per capita basis killed thirty five thousand

41:39

people are the population, the universe is

41:42

axis and on the way back to

41:44

the freshman class at Awesome you hostage

41:46

and hit them under channels. What?

41:48

Would we do? You. Dig the great

41:51

Sonora radioactive parking lot. But.

41:53

Jews are not allowed in Israel, is not

41:55

allowed to prosecute a war, and they are

41:57

prosecuting a war more humanely them we have

41:59

done. Ratio of combatants

42:01

to civilians. His. Arm

42:04

of civilians as a combat mortality is lower

42:06

than a was in Mosul floor than was

42:08

in Japan lower was in Germany. So there's

42:10

just a different standard for Jews in Israel

42:13

when it comes to prosecute an award are

42:15

allowed to fight back to a truce but

42:17

unlike America or any other western nations just

42:20

attacked assists a slate and I love the

42:22

went to war with a double standard. Wet

42:25

Willy I've I've I've said

42:27

on the show consistently for

42:29

sixteen years. even before this

42:31

heinous Hamas attack. Set.

42:33

On a show for sixteen seventeen

42:35

years, If white

42:37

is dawn that to Israel

42:39

with missiles being fired and

42:41

them Israel. I consistently

42:44

by Hamas. If that

42:46

were done from Mexico into

42:48

taxes. We. Would be in

42:50

Mexico City, our tanks with and

42:53

a what would be surrounding Mexico

42:55

City by nightfall. Just. Wouldn't

42:57

put up with it. And. No country would.

43:00

Scare, especially after we saw on October

43:02

seventh and Scott we're talking well as

43:04

he sat down about what's happening on

43:06

your campus is happening up at Columbia.

43:08

Two very different scenes I think can

43:10

be some what's your tell me about

43:12

and why you. But.

43:15

What a lot of what we're hearing

43:17

than these protests and yet other are

43:19

outside agitators. Isn't even a bouts. The

43:22

war so much it's a it's

43:24

this. just open the floodgates of

43:27

anti semitism. It somehow October seventh

43:29

gay people cover to come out

43:31

from under their rocks and just

43:33

sent out loud the worst things

43:35

you can say about used in

43:38

other words a lot of what

43:40

we are on campuses don't just

43:42

protect the civilians. In Gaza

43:44

which we all agree needs to happen. But.

43:47

Kill more jews as what we're hearing and some

43:49

of these chance. Yeah,

43:51

wish we are time. Adam Scott camera on

43:54

October the sex and someone had asked me

43:56

the fate of anti semitism. Yeah I said

43:58

someone said it doesn't exist madam. This

44:01

was a level of hey on an iceberg

44:03

was ninety nine point nine percent below the

44:05

waterline but we did not have. I am

44:07

and I do think there is a double

44:09

standard. I bought by a my you last

44:12

I would I saw was peaceful protests but

44:14

I can tell you if I went into

44:16

the and my square with a wide hood

44:18

on and said Mr Black stubborn the gays

44:20

my Id would be shut off by that

44:23

night and I would never work in Academia.

44:25

Yeah, that would be no need for the

44:27

words, context or nuance. I wouldn't be protected

44:29

by terms like start. First. A minute or

44:31

free speech I would be out of the world

44:33

of academia. It seems like we have a double

44:36

standard. When. It comes to hate

44:38

speech as long as it's against Jews

44:40

and when I target with the exercising

44:42

of free speech and protests weekly people

44:44

and their spaces on campus to that

44:46

it's what they're saying is the harassments

44:48

of Jewish students. So what is that?

44:50

Why is there that double standard? Because

44:52

of course you're right. You don't even

44:54

have to say it out loud. Assists

44:56

if these things are being said about

44:58

black people. Are gay people or Latinos

45:00

Razor anybody else, Forget it. Shut down

45:02

the school, everybody's expelled. Why is there

45:04

still that double standards. I

45:06

think it's complicated. I think one young

45:08

people have a healthy gag reflex, some

45:11

our people our age next night and

45:13

I think that's healthy to. I don't

45:15

think Israel is raped itself and glory

45:17

Of the last twenty or thirty years

45:19

they've shifted from the in Canada David

45:21

to the Goliath. I also think that

45:23

incorrectly students on campus conflate the Civil

45:25

Rights movement with what is going on

45:27

in Palestine and have digress. Unfortunately, he

45:29

has been orthodoxy promoted by me or

45:31

my colleagues that are oppressors and oppressed

45:33

and the easiest way to identify oppressors

45:35

is how white. And how rich they are.

45:38

Fairly or unfairly, Israel is seen as ground

45:40

zero. For. Whiteness and how wealthy

45:42

they are and then what my some

45:44

foreigner me I'm wrong. I think we

45:46

are being manipulated specifically used to their

45:48

frame for the world is to talk

45:50

and if you look at to talk

45:52

their fifty two videos in a pro

45:54

Hamas of pro Palestinian for every one

45:56

served on Israel. I think that. We.

45:58

Are being manipulated? I think I'm. The easier for

46:00

the convincing Been fooled, but if I

46:02

were the Ccp I'd be doing exactly

46:05

the same thing I think: social media,

46:07

sewing division, and colorization our society. And.

46:09

At work Were lying. The Communist

46:12

Chinese. We really were allowing the

46:14

Communist Chinese to save the debate.

46:17

Their children. I'm glad the bill

46:19

passed in the house up this.

46:21

you know, I'm Scott that one

46:23

final thing and then I promise

46:25

we'll get your boss well as

46:27

much as say this and then

46:29

I'll go for a field in

46:31

another direction. But you know this

46:33

argument that European colonists I and

46:35

somehow this is colonization as in

46:37

Israel know Israel was created three

46:39

years after we discovered. That.

46:42

European colonists, Gas

46:45

Six. Million Jews.

46:48

And. So that inflation of

46:50

of of of and jews.

46:52

Who. Were gonna European

46:55

Jewry with planet. Use.

46:57

It would have the numbers in

46:59

Poland before the war. After the

47:02

war go go go country by

47:04

country and it was just absolutely

47:06

horrifying. So. This whole idea of trying

47:09

to throw this on Europe. Is

47:11

A again. It's just it's pure

47:13

madness. Why Is. Jordan

47:16

was coordinating anti drone missile technology airborne.

47:18

They were coordinated with Israel, the Kingdom

47:21

of Saudi Arabia. It ends up run

47:23

with support of Israel. So I would

47:25

ask these far left goods on campus.

47:28

What do their Arab brothers and sisters

47:30

know that you dance? And

47:32

is is this is a you

47:34

are. Like I said I've I've

47:37

absolutely never seen anything or anything

47:39

like that. It's rattling. To

47:42

Jews across the nation and I'd

47:44

I'd like to thank that. I'm

47:46

America stats asir I think the by the

47:48

administration has done a great job. But

47:51

yeah, I think young people over time

47:53

will look back and regret on their

47:55

views on it. And I think there's

47:57

outside forces out there. So you mentioned.

48:00

Oh God. I just that. I'm sorry. Go

48:02

well. I'll just ask you about the tick

48:05

tock band, that geology reference. Obviously they're on

48:07

their concerns now from Tic Tac moonlighting. They're

48:09

taking this seriously at this point that they

48:11

may have to sell. What are the odds

48:13

that this actually happens? In other words, that

48:15

Tic tac is not available or new versions

48:17

of tic tac are not available to people

48:19

in the United States. Want. To do

48:21

is find. imagine it's a cold or in

48:23

the sixties and the Kremlin own see the

48:25

same ambition. A B C The fact that

48:28

we let a neural flapjack be implanted into

48:30

the web matter One hundred seventy nine of

48:32

our youth. Would. Buy an adversary is

48:34

absolutely insane or not a lawyer, but I

48:36

believe the way they framed. A

48:38

lot more about trade symmetry and the fact that

48:40

it's executive action and I have nine to twelve

48:43

months' Banning. Was the wrong word?

48:45

Ban was wrong word. Disappear. Divestment. I've always

48:47

found in situations like this: money wins and

48:49

as both American and Chinese investors and out

48:51

about a quarter of a trying dollars on

48:54

the line, so my prediction would be you're

48:56

not gonna lose your tic toc and will

48:58

be divested. People make a lot of money

49:00

and we will restore the same type of

49:02

trade symmetry that that China demands. I'm not

49:04

going to list every American media company that's

49:07

been allowed to operate in China. Motown.

49:10

Done. This is about traders symmetry.

49:12

Not even. Now

49:14

not a raptor south in an argument

49:16

around first a mountainous. this is trade

49:19

symmetry. They would never let us do

49:21

this there. We. Allow bill Id in

49:23

the air because we have to us. We

49:25

allow we allow see and in here because

49:27

they have the north face and follow in

49:29

their market. They. Like know media companies

49:32

in there. It's crazy that we would

49:34

allow this. It. Is crazy

49:36

I'd say right away if we promise we

49:38

can get Stats Scots but. We.

49:40

Can do that? Yeah, be can

49:42

I. A little skittish, which is

49:44

the word algebra I. Now we're

49:46

getting. We're going

49:48

to talk about the but I'm

49:50

also going to ask God to

49:52

explain how are the entire process.

49:55

Is. And and he's a capitalist like

49:57

may accept the as a lot of money.

49:59

ah. Hum A process is

50:01

rigged the help the richest americans

50:04

they are sas your last Okay.

50:06

Elsa Stella had democratic senator Michael

50:08

Bennett of Colorado will join us

50:10

ahead of today's senate votes on

50:12

a major aid package for Ukraine

50:14

Plus will speak with the exiled

50:16

Crown Prince of Iran who says

50:19

Irans attack on Israel where the

50:21

actions have been increasingly week and

50:23

divided regime desperate to hang on

50:25

to power. Morning. Joe will

50:27

be right back. Saw

50:33

them. it's a few minutes of for

50:35

the top of the our and we

50:37

will be getting to the very latest

50:39

son of former President Donald Trump's criminal

50:41

hush money trial which resumes today at

50:43

eleven am. Before that there's a hearing

50:46

on the gag order, whether or not

50:48

he broke as knew what the consequences

50:50

the if any will get it out

50:52

and just a moment. but we're back.

50:54

The professor of Marketing at the and

50:56

why use Stern School of Business got

50:58

Galloway his new book entitled the Algebra

51:00

of Wealth, a simple formula for financial

51:02

security. And we're talking know the seems

51:04

so simple to me and were revoked but

51:07

shoot sports gear so scholarship your bought a

51:09

big big big first one so if you

51:11

will have I have seen you talked about

51:13

this and speeches soft about. How.

51:16

How the system is rigged

51:18

so. If you got a

51:20

million dollars gray to do that, Five

51:23

million Two million Even better. Life gets

51:25

easier because the way our taxes some

51:27

center. Yeah. We we have

51:29

a very progressive tax system until he gets

51:32

about the ninety nine for science and are

51:34

essentially the people who get most damage bar

51:36

current are scared it's lower middle com households

51:38

attacks would not have slowly because of consumption

51:40

the not because of federal the people to

51:43

really get hurt. Or what I

51:45

call the workhorses in our people who make an

51:47

exceptionally good living. but it's all current income. And.

51:49

I live in a blue state. they might be

51:52

paying fifty to fifty four percent tax rate of

51:54

at some of those people are on around the

51:56

samurai now. But if you can make the jump

51:58

to light speed and invest in assets, Housing.

52:01

Then. Your tax rate plummets. So in America

52:03

we decided to try and create a

52:05

super class of billionaires and then if

52:07

they win the gold medal were getting

52:09

the sober and the bronze to Vegas.

52:12

tax deductions, capital gains and mortgage interest

52:14

to on songs and sox people my

52:16

age who doesn't have a ransom make

52:18

some money from current income young people.

52:20

So. We decided that the wealthiest people in

52:22

the world to get are exceptionally more wealth

52:25

a minimum wage. Second Nine Twenty Five Stock

52:27

Market just screamed up the average seven year

52:29

old a seventy two percent wealthier than the

52:31

Were Forty years ago, that the average person

52:34

under the age of forty is twenty four

52:36

percent less wealthy we were. We are purposely

52:38

transferring more wealth from the poor and middle

52:41

class city and an upper class to the

52:43

super rich and from young to old and

52:45

you sort say in the book which is

52:47

true, an alarming, but it serves as the

52:50

said thirty. Year old American air in

52:52

America right now is doing know better

52:54

than his or her parents than as

52:57

a new phase in American history that.

52:59

You. Would think over time. Yeah, we want

53:01

to do better than the next generation. The

53:03

the last generation so happening anymore. I

53:06

think it all ties into the by retired Mount

53:08

On campuses. For. The first time our nation's

53:10

history a third year old man or woman

53:12

isn't doing as well as his or her

53:15

password. Thirty. That is the social compact breaking

53:17

down people aged thirty to thirty four, Sixty

53:19

percent of them and ninety nine day had

53:21

one child outs twenty seven percent. People.

53:24

Are opting out of America. They're

53:26

not optimistic about of the not

53:28

having kids. Young people on having

53:30

sex they're not meeting. Do not

53:32

meeting that's full of emotionally and

53:34

economically viable. man shrinks every day,

53:36

which lessons household formation. So we

53:39

have a real issue. Young people

53:41

are enraged, so it turns every

53:43

caught every movement into an opportunistic

53:45

infections because quite frankly they are

53:47

just pissed off a look up.

53:49

They see wealth, exceptional wealth across

53:51

my generation of people on certain.

53:54

Industries. And. They are really

53:56

struggling, their purchasing power is going down

53:58

and the incumbents create artificial skin. The

54:00

on campus we take pride in rejecting

54:02

nine percent of our applicants. so the

54:04

incumbents you already have a degrees to

54:06

the degree go up in value. We

54:08

get very concerned with housing and traffic.

54:10

once me on a housing housing permits

54:13

are are sequester from young people. housing

54:15

prices are gotten to ninety to for

54:17

twenty in the last four years. So

54:19

a young person a house stocks that

54:21

I don't own skyrocketing value. Let's have

54:23

covered relief and slush the markets and

54:25

take assets way out because of a

54:27

million people dying would be bad, would

54:29

be tragic. If I got less wealthy

54:31

and I were doing it on their

54:33

credit cards. Young people have every reason

54:35

to be enraged and every issue they

54:38

see they look up, they get angry

54:40

and I see someone doing better than

54:42

them and in every day at a

54:44

speed ball than their face that they

54:46

are feel that they are not doing

54:48

as well as everyone around them. We

54:50

have lost a script, Arts is more

54:52

anxious or depressed, summer obese, more addicted

54:54

and we have made a purpose all

54:56

decision to let this happen by ensuring

54:58

the people around this table stay. Well

55:00

see if the cost a young people

55:02

to Scott what's the social element of

55:04

that has economic out the social elements

55:07

that you mentioned? the happiness, the anxiety,

55:09

all of the things that kids are

55:11

getting together anymore that they're not having

55:14

kids. What? Happened in one generation.

55:16

Social media has to play a role

55:18

in that I'm sure. but what else

55:20

do you seats that is created This

55:22

climate for this generation. I.

55:24

Think of the most talented, well resourced

55:26

people in the world and companies trying

55:28

to convince a young man. That.

55:30

He can have a reasonable facsimile of

55:32

lives in his basement behind a screen.

55:34

You don't need friends who on Reddit

55:37

or discourse you don't need to get

55:39

a job to on robin Hood or

55:41

coin base and trade crypto in stocks.

55:43

You don't need to go to the

55:45

rejection in the expanse me, humiliation and

55:47

working out and having a plan and

55:49

humor and showering to get romantic relationship.

55:51

you have you porn. So we have

55:53

an entire generation, especially of young man

55:55

who are out home sequestering from society.

55:58

And. Missing out on what it means. There's

56:00

a reason romantic comedies or two hours and

56:02

are fifteen minutes to victory and life is

56:05

hard going out, meeting someone, finding mentors, finding

56:07

mates. That stuff is hard, but that's what

56:09

real victory in real life is like. And

56:11

because a lot of men feel rejected on

56:14

dating apps, the number of jobs as are

56:16

accessible to them as gone down. You have

56:18

essentially a group of Madras and I want

56:20

a low risk entry and allies and they

56:22

go down a rabbit hole. When they don't

56:25

have social connections they don't get out now

56:27

on have a prospect of romantic relationships are

56:29

more prone. To conspiracy theories are more

56:31

prone to massage and us to contact

56:33

the less likely to believe in climate

56:36

change change. In someday tom become really

56:38

bad citizens. we are producing too many

56:40

of the most dangerous person in the

56:42

world and that as a young, broke

56:44

and lonely young man why is it

56:46

that so many of these young people

56:49

that you're talking about seem to said

56:51

it's allies after going to have four

56:53

year schools are to your schools or

56:55

whatever said into life with a lack

56:57

of financial literacy they don't know anything.

57:00

About Money Of the Growth of money. All

57:02

he knows: the absence of. I

57:05

think we need to have a and

57:07

are curriculums from high school A class

57:09

on a dolphin. Might it I say

57:11

to my house my to my to do in a

57:13

jurors and base attack us but he doesn't understand the

57:15

interest on his credit card. So. There's

57:17

some basic kind of financial literacy that

57:20

we're not teaching. and when you when

57:22

you start replacing civics with computer science,

57:24

use a sense of the country and

57:26

you start learning about programming. And when

57:28

you don't talk about basic financial literacy

57:30

or even made an alibi to see

57:33

in the senior year of college mating

57:35

dynamics and help men understand and women

57:37

was you need to them and their

57:39

vulnerabilities to social media, Socking about the

57:41

challenges of men from social media at

57:43

exactly the wrong time and a young

57:46

girl's life she has presented. With evaluation

57:48

where she never gets to leave the

57:50

high school cafeteria twenty four by seven

57:52

and as my colleague Jonathan highest point

57:54

it out we've seen a dramatic uptick.

57:57

In. Suicide that I think a sect of we we

57:59

just don't have. The basic skills for young

58:01

people were not were teaching them advance thanks

58:03

to were not sitting in the basics around

58:06

what a mortgages when interest rates man so

58:08

I think we could use just a base

58:10

a class on adults and junior senior year

58:12

in high school. Sky carrying case got a

58:15

question for Uk. Scott Adults:

58:17

I have four kids between ages of eighteen

58:19

and Ceci New. App party. You know you're

58:21

talking back exactly. What I hear from them

58:24

all the time. You haven't mentioned climate change

58:26

yet, which is the other thing that I

58:28

are mad at. All of us are destroying

58:30

in their lives. But the bullet the title

58:33

of the book sounds like you have hope.

58:35

Ah, or at least some kind of positive

58:37

message said. Let's end the conversation that you

58:40

have identified things that young people. Can.

58:42

Do relatively. Easily

58:45

it sounds like within their. Grasp if they just

58:47

for their minds to it, that would help their

58:49

financial prospects. What are they. Are

58:51

of find your focus new talent. Find.

58:54

Of Passion is terrible. Advice and persons are you

58:56

to find your passion is already rich, Find something

58:58

you'd be great at. Maybe the top ten percent

59:01

in this is t that as and ninety five

59:03

percent employment rights and the less Sexy does more

59:05

likely to return on your human capitals Gonna be

59:07

greater. To focus on

59:09

try and push back on a farm

59:12

species remote Georgia retirements. Finally I'm with

59:14

long and thirty five years to young

59:16

people can't recognize heard and be around

59:18

for six or seven years. I mean

59:20

how fast as are gone mean into

59:22

time Low cost you to yes only

59:24

eleven percent. hear that? sounds awful. Guess

59:26

what that means Every twenty years he

59:29

are increasing your wealth eightfold Diversification. You

59:31

don't need to be a hero, don't

59:33

try and find a needle in a

59:35

haystack. I've been around the brightest minds

59:37

of finance. My summary: Is no one

59:39

has any idea. By the whole haystacks, let

59:41

it grow slowly. And I time

59:43

take over like diversification take over and

59:46

a little bit of stoicism. Recognize that

59:48

people aren't as impressed with your stuff

59:50

as you are Developer savings muscle. be

59:52

the first some of the plan b

59:54

the boring person and start saving early

59:56

and you'll wake up. And if the

59:58

are bollard you don't sell. But you

1:00:00

don't go public. That's okay. You're going out financial

1:00:02

security by the time you're orange. The good news

1:00:05

is I know how to get to Rich. The

1:00:07

bad news is the answer is slowly. When.

1:00:09

Less than a while ago we can talk

1:00:11

to all morning. Gas Money. In fact you

1:00:14

writing the book is happiness contrary to what

1:00:16

you heard in none some slipway but in

1:00:18

that your health care is better, your housing

1:00:20

is better be they have a to if

1:00:23

you follow them these steps and others. It

1:00:25

affords you a lifestyle that succeed better for

1:00:27

you and your happiness. America becomes

1:00:29

more like of self every day. It's

1:00:32

a loving, generous place to people with

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an economic security is it frees me

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up such that I can focus on

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