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Donald Trump is in court and he's got surrogates. He's under a gag order. So what will all the Republicans do? They run to the court to talk for him, to be his surrogates, to say how it's a two-tier justice system and it's a witch hunt and to go after everybody.
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The Speaker of the House is doing that for him. Joe Biden, not a great messenger. Let's just say he's got a... actuarial gag order. Okay. And so like, if he has that, there should be a thousand surrogates out there being his voice, pushing, blaming Trump for where things went, talking about how Biden's pulled us out of this.
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And you just don't have that.

Sarah Longwell, Chris Cillizza, Will Saletan join Mona and Bill to discuss the upcoming debates, the polls (and Biden's response to them) and how to spend a record $61 million on a Senate primary and still get trounced.

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highlights / lowlights

Mona: Thousands sign petition urging canceled concerts by Israeli ensemble to go ahead in Amsterdam (Times of Israel)

Sarah: GOP Sen. Mitt Romney says Biden should have pardoned Trump (NBC)
Biden killing the presidential debate commission.

Chris: The beauty of no audience at the Presidential debate.

Bill: Can the Declaration of Independence’s Ideals Hold America Together? (Colin Woodard, Washington Monthly)

Lowlight: The reports from the battlefield in Ukraine, after the GOP delayed aid for so long.

Will: RFK Jr.’s Rich Running Mate Just Added $8 Million to His Effort
The hypocrisy of Congressional Republicans who voted against aid to Ukraine and Israel but lectured Biden over withholding 2,000 pound bombs for Rafah.

Discussion about this video

The New York Times publisher has said out loud and in print that he is only going to print bad press for Biden because he said Biden won't give him a personal interview.

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What do call lowest unemployment in 60 year low. Wages are higher. Inflation is down. Trump was horrible in comparison.

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Why are people asking Hogan about how he would vote on abortion bills? Collins may have been a reliable vote against abortion bans. But she was a good soldier when it came to Trump's appointees, including Brett Kavanaugh. In defending her decision, she said that Kavanaugh assured her that he believes in stare decisis and that therefore confirming Kavanaugh would not endanger Roe v. Wade. Would Hogan engage in similar mental gymnastics to justify confirming Trump's appointees or would he hold the line?

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I, too, like Mitt... but I'm also pretty sure he knows that in order to grant a pardon, the person on the receiving end must admit their guilt in order to get the pardon... fact check please... :) C

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